“The most overt threat to Haven of late has been the Red Tear. We recently put a stop to an operation of theirs consisting of the forcible recruitment of local villagers. But that may not have been their only such operation, and I have no information regarding what their current numbers and plans ar...

Dallid glances at Zeira. “You need not try to deflect the discussion away from yourself at this time, for you are not the subject.” Then back to Marcus. “Paer’An *is* the subject because Serith wants to know how best to treat him. But I believe everything that can be said has been. So, Marcus, who w...

“I do see your point of view, Marcus, and I see the dilemma. Keep in mind that there is nothing wrong with respecting your enemies. Doing so might even be considered wise, for you are less likely to underestimate them.” “I do not consider Paer’an *my* enemy, but I could not begrudge any who do. I ju...

Dallid frowns. “I never said you were an unworthy knight. Nor that Paer’an and I can claim all credit for saving Haven. I have not come close to saying either.” “Marcus, you have become alarmingly defensive and aggressive – the leaps of logic you have taken in your interpretations are, quite frankly...

“The list was up here, Serith,” Dallid taps a finger against his temple, “and consisted of all immediate concerns of the time – lost children, missing people and items, and a gang war in addition to foes of Haven. All those concerns were addressed that night thanks to the exhaustive efforts of Paer’...

“Thank you for the clarifications, Malachi. I had forgotten some of those details. The information I have relayed comes from a number of sources, but most prominently from Paer’an. However, while I have known him to lie, I have never known him to lie to me. Of course his words are subject to his per...

Dallid nods as each speaks of Paer’an. “The rumors you have heard, Marcus, hold much truth in them. Does Paer’an enjoy the reputation of a ‘dark horse’? No. Does he work diligently for that reputation? Yes.” “Among the Valkin’Vi, Paer’an possesses a particular fate – the aspect of Paradox. I underst...

“All Paer’an has done for Haven…” Dallid repeats thoughtfully. “I fear my memory is not up to the task of relaying such a list. Indeed, I believe I am not privy to the whole of it.” “But take the day of Esmerelda’s coronation as an example. The internal affairs of Haven were numerous that day, keepi...

Dallid takes the offered seat.

"What may I do for you?"

The door opens and Dallid steps into the inn.

Dallid *did* take an arrow in the knee that whizzed past the shoulder of the intended target, but I don't recall from which archer (who appologized afterward). The pair of 8 magic vorpals he took to the back while appearing as a skeleton (plus a 5 magic boom so the combat reflexes and armor didn't f...

I did have a good time at this event, though there were a few times of inaction. That was all on the PC’s though (the mobilizing comment above). I also *despise* dealing with gods, and this event had two of them. Fortunately I never knew Time was there, but interacting with Chaos is worse than five ...

Dallid nods. "The being responsible for the Night of the Burning Skulls, yes. He has certainly been tracked, but never found save by those who serve him."

Haven existed before the Cataclysm. It just became a gathering point for survivors since it's land wasn't laid waste like most of the rest of the world. Reginald took charge of it shortly after the Cataclysm. So if you ask any (surviving) original inhabitants, you'd likely be told it it's been aroun...

“Well met, Kaylan. We know not what destroyed the keep, but it would seem something may be eliminating everything associated with Corbyn Gravesbane. Perhaps Corbyn, himself, has taken the attitude that if he can’t have it, no one can. Perhaps one of his myriad enemies has acted. Whatever it is, it’s...