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<blockquote data-quote="Dunamin" data-source="post: 4496428" data-attributes="member: 57529">Woe looks up from polishing his shield with his sleeve and nods at the godless priest.“That’s a fine and well-noted point, and my impression when involved with the case was that it holds particularly true for the Screamer. There are many veiled messages that slip by even the keen reader, though I would say it is perhaps more a testimony to the literate skill of the author than the emotionally induced ignorance of his or her targets.”The fruitless exchange between Doddoddod and his student, more like monologues with commentary, leads Woe from a state of idleness to downright boredom, and he is all too eager when they finally head out. It is not so much the superficial proverbs that bother him as the missing establishment of authority – Kern might not treat his mercs as subordinates but the old dwarf never leaves doubt about the chain of command.“The depths of philosophical insight provided by wizards today are truly spectacular to behold,” he comments on their way out the door with a grin. “Rarely have I seen such verbosity wasted on saying so little, though it did spark my appetite. I’ll make a note of asking for refreshments at the Glasstons.”Once they reach the Dusty Quill, Woe returns Marco’s greeting with a smile and walks slowly about to inspect the shop.“Ah, but the wait is hardly a burden at the prospect of what wonders one can behold among your fine merchandise, good man. Might we have a moment of your time to speak in private?”</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dunamin, post: 4496428, member: 57529"] Woe looks up from polishing his shield with his sleeve and nods at the godless priest. [COLOR="Blue"]“That’s a fine and well-noted point, and my impression when involved with the case was that it holds particularly true for the Screamer. There are many veiled messages that slip by even the keen reader, though I would say it is perhaps more a testimony to the literate skill of the author than the emotionally induced ignorance of his or her targets.”[/COLOR] The fruitless exchange between Doddoddod and his student, more like monologues with commentary, leads Woe from a state of idleness to downright boredom, and he is all too eager when they finally head out. It is not so much the superficial proverbs that bother him as the missing establishment of authority – Kern might not treat his mercs as subordinates but the old dwarf never leaves doubt about the chain of command. [COLOR="Blue"]“The depths of philosophical insight provided by wizards today are truly spectacular to behold,”[/COLOR] he comments on their way out the door with a grin. [COLOR="Blue"]“Rarely have I seen such verbosity wasted on saying so little, though it did spark my appetite. I’ll make a note of asking for refreshments at the Glasstons.”[/COLOR] Once they reach the Dusty Quill, Woe returns Marco’s greeting with a smile and walks slowly about to inspect the shop. [COLOR="Blue"]“Ah, but the wait is hardly a burden at the prospect of what wonders one can behold among your fine merchandise, good man. Might we have a moment of your time to speak in private?”[/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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