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Being a fairly strong swimmer, I could always swim around the rear side of the boat and climb up in the event Vark refuses to see reason? You could use your ability to make light as a signal. Otherwise, I'm willing to try whatever you come up with. Let's do this thing.
I have a face that is difficult to forget. Perhaps if Harven investigated the dock by day, we could hit them that evening?
"Just as well; I see fine in the dark, and then no one can see what I've become." Does the metal man float? "What of the rest of you?"
Where is your ship docked, Lady Vanderboren? Also, you seem to know this Vark person, should we visit the ship during the day, or in the dead of night?
Helpless nobles? Pfft, this was my future?
Sense Motive Failure (12). "Sorry bout' your folks; I know what it's like to be trapped by flames; that's just no way to go. Count me in, your ladyship."
Not wanting to appear ungrateful, Bynoc slips on the ring from Kora just before knocking on the door. He offers her a rare smile, and then attempts to fade into the growing crowd of adventurers. After brusquely greeting the other attendees, “Even dire company would be better than no company,” and avoiding the obviously well-to-do adventuring company already in Vanderboren employ, Bynoc leans against a back wall and listens intently to what Lavaina has to say. Knowing it would be pointless to inquire about the overdrawn and uncaring authorities, Bynoc broaches the subject of Lavina’s recent inheritance with his typical straightforwardness; “I never knew my parents, what happened to yours?”
Quickly panning about to be sure he isn't being watched, Bynoc scrutinizes the surprise gift. Smiling wistfully, he quickly secrets it away on his person and heads off to change into his traveling clothes.
Bynoc leans forward to comfort Kora, but then self-consciously checks himself. Shrugging, he acquiesces, “Maybe it will be a ticket out of this place, and if not, at least it means a hot meal.”
Byonc unconsciously pulls his hood lower over his face and begins to move away. At last he turns, blows out a deep breath, and shrugs his massive shoulders. Peering down at the tiny woman he mumbles, "Read it to me, Kora."
I hope you don't mind me using a little game knowledge for his background. I used the Savage Tide Player's Guide for mine. You should look through it, some interesting feats in there. Looks like we are really shaping up now.
btw bynoc I cant see your languages, same as when lyssa posted her character. How odd, neither could I. Added them in the latter section so they would be visible there at least. Still have the diviner stashed away in case he bites it, lol.
Pending DM review, I think I'm good to go. I liked Pat o' the Ninth Power's format so much I borrowed quite a bit from it (hope you don't mind).
Tada! Figured we could use some muscle. Will fill out the rest of the goodies when I get to work tonight. But for now, I must sleep! |