In reply to Ludlow the Munificent (msg # 42):

The one handed woman looks up from her own bowl at the cards on the table.
"Ludlow, what is? I can't tell what any of those mean, except for those two. I mean, that one is death, and that other one is the magician... and he's upside down"
This message was last edited by the player at 22:58, Mon 22 Oct 2018.

In reply to Szuzana (msg # 43):

"Dead upside down magicians? Hardly a good sign, if it means anything at all."

In reply to Kirpich Rockson (msg # 44):

" The two cards are not in relation to eachother.. and the horizontal position of the death card... it is also inverted. Usually it means change, but in this position, it signifies something stagnating, and in opposition. Battles also, with all of these sword cards. They aren't in any of the traditional  spreads, so I cannot determine the sequence by the relative sequence. Someone unskilled at their art, I  fear that might be referencing myself...it has been said that I  am present at more disasters than most, although I  have been the cause of only a few... miscasts happen to every practitioner,  truth be told. Mibne just seem to be.. more vivid. I will have to make a note of thses, but my stew is cooling rapidly, and I dislike it when the dat congeals and becomes gristly."
This message was lightly edited by the player at 23:27, Mon 22 Oct 2018.

In reply to Ludlow the Munificent (msg # 45):

"Your miscasts seem to be more vivid? Like what?"

In reply to Kirpich Rockson (msg # 46):

"Many spelling errors have subtle effects. Often a spell simply fizzles out, or makes a popping sound, or does something small, like unfasten your bootlace when you were trying to lock a door. Then also, sometimes attempting to quash an evil ritual accidentally opens a gate to the nether regions and xauses a street collapse."

A tall young man steps in, obviously a bowman and quite obviously new to the guild and likely to the city as well, he looks slightly lost, but notes Ludlow coming out with a Bowl of food and approaches that group... How does one acquire a bowl of stew?

In reply to Ludlow the Munificent (msg # 47):

"Wait, you are not responsible for that street collapsing were you?"

In reply to Aethul (msg # 48):

"head over to the kitchen and show your badge. You might want to avoid asking just what is in the stew."

In reply to kirpich rockson (msg # 498:

"These things could happen to anyone. It was successful in that the ritual was  thwarted, and the child saved."

My thanks, at the moment my stomach is nay too fussy

In reply to Ludlow the Munificent (msg # 51):

"Well, I suppose that is something. Some repair work left to do in the street though, and some public relations work to do as well..."

He returns with his bowl and sits across from Szuzana, Be there much use for a bowman and tracker about? Not really fond of cities to be truthful, but things are unsettled outside the walls

After a few spoonfuls, he nods I see your point, filling perhaps but someways from tasty.

In reply to Aethul (msg # 54):

"It is the bare minimum for survival. The guild will keep you from being arrested for vagrancy, and from starving, but not a great deal else without your coin. There might be work to be had though, and I hear the Hadereum deeded some of the abandoned buildings by the street collapse to a band of cult hunting adventurers, and the incident Ludlow speaks of forced the Hades priests to start issuing licenses to hunt the cult in the undercity.  Whoever builds on that site might not have access below, although I wager they still get visitations from the netherworld."

That sounds most unsettling, I think I'll avoid that if I can.

In reply to Szuzana (msg # 55):

"Really? What sort of visitations are you referring too?"

In reply to Kirpich Rockson (msg # 57):

She shrugs.
"Areas where spirits have traveled frequently become places other spirits are drawn to. I am not sure if it works that way for demons, but once the veil is torn, the tear gets bigger."

In reply to Szuzana (msg # 58):

"Ah, which is why veils need to be repaired then. Is there such a veil around?"

In reply to Kirpich Rockson (msg # 59):

She frowns.
"The veil between the mortal and spirit worlds is everpresent except for places where it has been stressed or torn, usually by magical activity."

But Magic then correct the rent in the veil?

In reply to Aethul (msg # 61):

The one armed woman shrugs.
"I guess. I am not a thaumaturge, I am a swordswoman."

In reply to Szuzana (msg # 62):

"Then perhaps this is a job for mages, but since I don't see any, perhaps we need to look for other work..."

In reply to Kirpich Rockson (msg # 63):

"I resent that remark!"

You had your invisibility spell up? or just one providing insignificance?

In reply to Ludlow the Munificent (msg # 64):

"Sorry, I meant competent mages who could be sure they would not tear huge holes in the veil...or the landscape...No offense intended."

In reply to Aethul (msg # 65):

"I have been sitting beside Szuzana and master Anders this whole time. I didn't interrupt her because she is versed in spirit lore, and I am, er, not as educated on that topic."
This message was last edited by the player at 21:02, Sun 04 Nov 2018.