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Vote Tally : A Sword Without a Hilt: A Song of Ice and Fire/D&D 3.5 Crossover | Page 408 | Sufficient Velocity
##### NetTally 1.7.3.2
[X] Plan Azel
-[X] Tell her about the availability of Scrolls, but that they are expensive in both time and money.
-[X] Mention the possible access to the Sealord's Archives.
--[X] Tell her that you and others will look there for information about her magic.
--[X] She can acommpany you at a later date, since the Sealord might object if we let her in so soon after her arrivel.
-[X] Access to your various sources of information
--[X] The Windward Society
---[X] Introduce her at the next meeting.
-[X] Information
--[X] The types and sources of magic
--[X] The greater universe
---[X] Offer access to Velen
----[X] Acompany her for the first meeting with him.
No. of Votes: 6
[X] Plan Cautious Magic
-[X] Access to your various sources of information
--[X] The Windward Society
-[X] Information
--[X] The types and sources of magic
--[X] The greater universe
---[X] Tell her yourself
-[X] Write-In : Talk about the Red Priests
-[X] Scrolls from Lya with spells approved by us, that the Dronish girl does not posses, if Lya is amenable. (Scrolls at cost)
No. of Votes: 2
[X] Write-In : Talk about the Red Priests
No. of Votes: 1
Total No. of Voters: 8
My main point was, that we should not talk about grudges that might not even be real anymore, because others might asume that they are not only real, but also acute problems.
We are green with the Red Priests until proven otherwise. As Waymar and Richard had to feel, we still have very real enemies and need to keep our defenses up. Lets not concentrate on guys that are only a potential problem.
Indeed, maybe we might just keep that as a story, an incident, a cautionary tale.
And the point about this merely being the part about what we offer her is valid. If there is need, we tell the whole thing.
