“I thiiink Canary is a caster? Up to her, I suppose.”
“…”
Maybe I should just run away. That would mean I don’t have to feel bad for wasting supplies I can’t use.
She hands it over to you and notes something down on her sheet. “All yours.”
Drakor, seeing the look on her face but interpreting it as slight disgust at the thought of using such a weapon as a longspear, quickly shifted gears. “Fine, fine, longspears aren’t your style.”
He pointed at a large spiked ball on the end of a handle. “If you want get close and personal, morningstars are always a good bet. They can crush and pierce things - lots of flexibility there.”
(does the armory have a spring blade?)
Wanderer passes by the others, before briefly stopping and shooting Canary a confused glance.
Maybe I could make the big shelf of weapons fall on me so everyone gets distracted…
She returns it. She doesn’t understand.
huh! good question
I’m going to say yes, but the spring blades are currently in folded-into-wooden-handle form
“You use magic?”
This is somewhat accusatory in tone
“What weapon do you usually favor?” the master-of-arms asks, looking at Canary. “I’m sure we’ve got something here that suits you.”
16
“…Eh?”
I feign confusion. And then start panicking…
…
I was careless. I should’ve pretended to physically fix it… or it probably was the coin and…
(+6 = 22)
(we did it)
“Aha!” Drakor held up a wooden handle. With a deft movement, he flicked open a hidden blade. “I knew they had one of these somewhere! It’s a spring-”
He trailed off, seeing Wanderer and Canary talking.
He expresses blatant confusion since this would appear to be quite obvious.
“And…wouldn’t it make sense to get equipment to aid your casting?”
“Oh, are you a sword-mage? We’ll want to make sure your armor’s not too restrictive, then—”
I could… either start an argument… or admit to it infront of everyone-including people I don’t really trust, that…
Geh.
Drakor looked back and forth.
@discobot roll 1d20
(sense motive on canary, specifically if she wants to keep this secret or not)
12
16