<span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 8pt;">((Knowledge: Religion check to identify the Tomb Mote. (1d20+15=17) (http://invisiblecastle.com/roller/view/2629965/)<br/><br/>I already have a high enough Knowledge (Religion) check to auto-succeed, but with that roll, I still only learn 'a bit of useful information' about the creature, rather than more in-depth things...))</span><br/><br/>"Awwww, how cuuuute!"  Was Wendy's response, as she moved over and saw the little collection of grave dust and tomb litter clinging to Jin's arm.  "Hang on, I know a few tricks for dealing with the undead.  I think I can communicate with it."<br/><br/>If Jin was successful in hurling the mote upwards, she caught it along with the items he was throwing up to her, while if he wasn't, she would catch the bundle of items and set them on the edge of the pit, then move down closer to the Tomb Mote.  Either way, once she was within arm's reach of the little undead creature, she started speaking to it in a darker tongue. (Abyssal, to be precise.)<br/><br/><span class="bbc_font" style="font-family: impact;">"Hey there, fella."</span>She began, knowing that it would only be able to respond to her in actions, and not words.<span class="bbc_font" style="font-family: impact;">"I used to be a bit of a necromancer, once upon a time, and I know a little bit about undead like yourself.  You were born in this very pit here, weren't you?"</span><br/><br/>If it didn't try to react to her in a hostile manner, the halfling would try petting it lightly...<br/><br/><span class="bbc_font" style="font-family: impact;">"I imagine you haven't seen much else in your life, either.  You know, if you decide to try and not bite me or my friends, we can take you along with us and let you experience all sorts of interesting things. . .  Does that sound like fun?"</span>