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<blockquote data-quote="ae1vart0n" data-source="post: 2945572" data-attributes="member: 40218">The thing with the key was a bit of a misunderstanding, and it did not help.&nbsp; Part of that is my inexperience with PbP and this style of gaming, and part of it is my own lack of social skills.Hildor's silence is not a mistake, he was intended to be a very quiet character.&nbsp; He hasn't said a thing yet that didn't get him in trouble, though he's spoken anyway on multiple occasions.&nbsp; When he's cornered.&nbsp; If you corner him you'll probably get a conversation.&nbsp; The current situation at the table will probably motivate a conversation, we just have to play at it a while.&nbsp; He wasn't cornered when Hrolf sat down, but when he was ordered to stay, that touched a nerve.&nbsp; Give it a minute and you'll have a speech.He's not going to be happy with Hrolf when he speaks though.&nbsp; He's never liked the law, and he's leaning away from good.&nbsp; Dowkan has potential, but he's new and just replaced the only person in the party Hildor thought he could get along with.&nbsp; Nae'talis has potential in the future, but not until Hildor has totally slipped away from good.On his path to neutral, he's at the point where he doesn't care much about others.&nbsp; From his point of view everyone he's met has betrayed him, been betrayed by him or both.&nbsp; That's messing with his emotional state and he's not thinking clearly.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ae1vart0n, post: 2945572, member: 40218"] The thing with the key was a bit of a misunderstanding, and it did not help. Part of that is my inexperience with PbP and this style of gaming, and part of it is my own lack of social skills. Hildor's silence is not a mistake, he was intended to be a very quiet character. He hasn't said a thing yet that didn't get him in trouble, though he's spoken anyway on multiple occasions. When he's cornered. If you corner him you'll probably get a conversation. The current situation at the table will probably motivate a conversation, we just have to play at it a while. He wasn't cornered when Hrolf sat down, but when he was ordered to stay, that touched a nerve. Give it a minute and you'll have a speech. He's not going to be happy with Hrolf when he speaks though. He's never liked the law, and he's leaning away from good. Dowkan has potential, but he's new and just replaced the only person in the party Hildor thought he could get along with. Nae'talis has potential in the future, but not until Hildor has totally slipped away from good. On his path to neutral, he's at the point where he doesn't care much about others. From his point of view everyone he's met has betrayed him, been betrayed by him or both. That's messing with his emotional state and he's not thinking clearly. [/QUOTE]

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