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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Rae ArdGaoth" data-source="post: 4034137" data-attributes="member: 21064">"I might ask you what you're doing on my river bank.  And I didn't do anything to your head," she asserts innocently.The little green girl giggles again.  She wags her finger at Richard, "You humans, the sky is always falling.  Every day, every year, it's a different cause and a different prophet, but the sky is always falling."The sprite frowns at Saithnar.  "I'm only concerned for your health, mister.  What you call the Wyrwood is a dangerous place, moreso today than yesterday.  You'd do well to steer clear of it."[sblock=Knowledge (Nature) DC: 10]You've heard of creatures like this one.  They are fey, they are known for their close ties with the magic of nature.[sblock=DC: 15]This particular fey is a type of pixie, probably aquatic judging by its environment.  Fey are resistant to damage except from cold iron weapons, which they hate with a passion.[sblock=DC: 20]Nixies, as these types of pixies are called, are amphibious but prefer to remain in their watery homes unless threatened.  They are usually indifferent to others unless their territory is invaded.  They are capable of charming humanoids, usually to do their heavy lifting.  Since Nixies are aquatic, you find it somewhat strange that this one should venture from its home to meet you on the shore...[/sblock][/sblock][/sblock]OOC: For the record, I'll usually roll your sense motive and spot checks secretly, and post the relevant information in sblocks addressed to your characters. But don't be afraid to request a sense motive check if you want; sometimes I forget or sometimes you just want a check. Be aware that your character can sometimes read too much into the words of another, and possibly get a false reading of their motive.</blockquote>

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