| Lady Blackmoor |
To be most blunt, my lady, I haven't the slightest idea. The Heydrich family consists mostly of infamous individuals that happen to be vampires (such as my sister and myself) and we all try to kill each other for control. And, if memory serves me well, I made sure that the only people who bear Heydrich as a last name are me, my wife's (including mistresses) and my children.
What a shame - such a dear, and I didn't mind the fangs at all.
Is it me, or are we getting buzzed by supersonic clowns?
How dreadfully vulgar.
Count Reiner Heydrich
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*Comes into the room, sporting a fancy pair of reading glasses, and looking at a written document that just so happens to be the will that Comte de Malodor was talking about.*
I've just been reading your Grandpapa's will and I'm afraid that it doesn't actually say that so...
*Accidentally bumps into a certain Laser Clown that's running around and drops the will into a nearby fireplace, destroying the precious document.*
Whoops, sorry!
*Turns away, embarrassed.*
Count Reiner Heydrich
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I think that it all boils down to perception really. So everyone, roll those dice (all kinds are acceptable) and see what you get! DC is 17
*Puts on dressing gown, goes to the spa Salon to get the massage, takes a couple of red d6 dice out of the left side pocket and rolls them, adding my racial +10.*
Yes! I got a 24! My perception is good (as evidenced by the way I perceived that my body would heal itself after the waxing).
*Enters the massage area, where the masseur (Jambi) is patiently waiting, disrobes and lays down on the massage table.*
Skiron
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*takes out Comte de Malodor's eyes with the aid of an enchanted jade-and-obsidian chisel and a handy nearby shellfish fork, rolls THEM*
1d100 + 1d10 - 1d20 ⇒ (68) + (9) - (20) = 57
*pouts* Really, is that tawdry rhinestone the best that YOU could do for a false eye?!?
Also, your other one appears to have developed some NASTY cataracts....