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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Quickleaf" data-source="post: 7097684" data-attributes="member: 20323">[GM]OK, why don't you make opposed Cha (Persuasion) rolls   [MENTION=4936]Shayuri[/MENTION] and   [MENTION=8058]Queenie[/MENTION], to see whose argument influences Odvara more?[/GM]In the background, as Odvara weighs the decision of whether or not to wear the dimeritium necklace, the innkeeper Henriette complains to her husband as she beats the rugs out the backdoor, thinking her voice carries far less than it does, "And what did that whole burly lot of them, with all their swords and magic, do when a poor woman was robbed of her baked goods? I tell you, my brother warned me of these adventuring types, Bumble; one even tried to seduce with his betrothed, preserve her virtue! They've an appetite for three things, mark my words...""Oww, Ufff," groans Guilehelm as the innkeeper's broom misses the center of the rug he's holding and smacks his hand. "Oh, be careful of my poor fingers, dear wife. Maybe the boy was hungry?""Hungry? Cow balls and cottle!" hisses Henriette, smacking the rug harder till she is out of breath. "And where were you when that vagrant Thomvald stole a fresh loaf from the sill, hmm?"Stuttering nervously, Guilehelm tries to explain the chores he was tending to, but his voice fades to a series of groans as he endures his wife's domestic cleaning frenzy. "Three things, Bumble. Gold... ale... and womenfolk..." Each word is punctuated by the husband's nervous whimpers defending himself with the rug.</blockquote>

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