That's what Mourn wanted to hear, and the kobolds chattered in their own language.  "I'll translate as needed," Mourn said with a smile when she stood near the table.  "They don't exactly speak the tongue of humans.  It's difficult for them given their facial structure."  The kobolds' heads were lizardlike, their faces more snoutlike and almost reminiscent of dinosaurs.  "So lets see.  Lets make twos wild."  Mourn's hands flicked as the cards were thrown to each person.  "What that means, human, is that a two can count as any card as needed."<br/><br/>Granted, Mourn purposefully dealt her a full house in her initial deal, so she'd be able to win and get a seat.  There was no point in having her standing there for any length of time anyway.  Mourn wanted her sitting so that he could demonstrate what would happen when she started losing.  The cards were lifted by him and the other four, staring at them.  The kobolds held up fingers to indicate the number of cards they wanted, and he dealt them out accordingly.  Before he took his own, he looked at her.  "Need any or you good with what you got?"