Café de Nuit

[dice]0[/dice] I assume there's a roll of some kind involved. If I level up, I might have to learn Bluff NWP.

Adam wrote:[dice]224383:0[/dice] I assume there's a roll of some kind involved. If I level up, I might have to learn Bluff NWP.

Result noted.

Fild, not knowing what bodyguards\house guards do tries to mimic the pros without of course being threatening. No hands on sword-hilt.

alhoon wrote:Fild, not knowing what bodyguards\house guards do tries to mimic the pros without of course being threatening. No hands on sword-hilt.

Also noted.

Tom will give the note to Alfonse hoping he gives it to Elissa pretending it to be his card. It's appropriate after their discussion to give her his card.

Ok, sounds good to me. I had another idea but let's say I pass on it

Business cards, as such, aren't a thing.

But a note or letter of introduction could be. Or just some other sort of paper.

I will change it to piece of paper, Tom shouldn't know that it is an introduction letter. He found that "by accident" and was kind enough to get it to Alfonse The idea remains the same, Alfonse can give it to Elissa and tell her that has his family name on, where he lives ecc. Just hoping the guards cannot read

Adam, it's up to you if you want to play along, if you have another idea it's fine

What's a name of a novelist that a woman of her age/station would be interested in?

[dice]0[/dice] int check if i need it.

Adam wrote:What's a name of a novelist that a woman of her age/station would be interested in?

[dice]224421:0[/dice] int check if i need it.

drew a blank

She's leaving.

If Alfonse hastens to give her something, or another PC takes some immediate action, then this will occur before she departs the scene.

Otherwise she goes away, making no special effort at speed or evasion, but done with this encounter.

Your call, guys.

Tom will not do anything else right now, he doesn't want to alert the guards and get more attention on him.

So, does Alfonse has the chance to pass her the note if Adam wishes so or she's already gone? We certainly don't want to attract attention on the note...

I have an idea if the note fails.

Adam wrote:I have an idea if the note fails.

Unless he attempted to pass her the note, then she leaves as described in the post.

Did he try to hand her something, or not?