Tikor
One Thousand Club
Gytherial, Knee-deep in Morbid Humor
As Isomaru turned to take hold of the object, Gytherial lets it go freely. "Here is your flute, good sir. I have a request: The Dragon's Ire. Surely you've herd it?"
Such a lovely tune.
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Your 4 successes tell you that the cold metal object is clearly a flute.
The Dragon's Ire is a piece at once frantic and loud and quietly contemplative. It is well known in the West, and you've most likely heard it even with your short time here. It will definately draw attention. The Dragon's Ire tells the story of a man who goes on a quest to kill a dragon only to weep at the beast's corpse at it's beauty, regretting his actions. The Immaculates are ambivalent about it: on the one hand it extolls the beauty of the Dragons and how regrettable it is to kill one, on the other hand it tells the story of a man killing a dragon. The Westerners love it for the drama. There are words but naturally you won't be expected to sing them.
Should you choose to perform it will be an Intelligence+Performance roll to fully remember the piece, difficutly 1. To play the piece is a Dexterity+Performance roll, difficulty 2 with an automatic success added for passing the first roll.
As Isomaru turned to take hold of the object, Gytherial lets it go freely. "Here is your flute, good sir. I have a request: The Dragon's Ire. Surely you've herd it?"
Such a lovely tune.
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Your 4 successes tell you that the cold metal object is clearly a flute.
The Dragon's Ire is a piece at once frantic and loud and quietly contemplative. It is well known in the West, and you've most likely heard it even with your short time here. It will definately draw attention. The Dragon's Ire tells the story of a man who goes on a quest to kill a dragon only to weep at the beast's corpse at it's beauty, regretting his actions. The Immaculates are ambivalent about it: on the one hand it extolls the beauty of the Dragons and how regrettable it is to kill one, on the other hand it tells the story of a man killing a dragon. The Westerners love it for the drama. There are words but naturally you won't be expected to sing them.
Should you choose to perform it will be an Intelligence+Performance roll to fully remember the piece, difficutly 1. To play the piece is a Dexterity+Performance roll, difficulty 2 with an automatic success added for passing the first roll.