<div class="floatleft">(http://www.drakonis.org/uploads/7/v/0/7v0ng7m0e3/2010/09/23/20100923001756-81b5a4b7.jpg)</div><br/><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 18pt;"><span class="bbc_font" style="font-family: impact;">Mercution Ayres</span></span><br/><em>Jack of All Trades</em><br/>Character Sheet (http://www.myth-weavers.com/sheetview.php?sheetid=309220); 99 HP; AC 17<br/><hr/><br/>Please note:  Mercution has trapfinding.<br/><br/>Though Aureana said 'we,' the adventurer heard 'you.'  'You should check the first passage, Mercution.'  And so, armed with his plucky courage, the tiger who was a man slunk into the veranda, if you will, of what we will consider the first door, the door to the right.  He entered with trepidation, and first surveyed the ground to assure that there were no pits and snares or curious holes from which poisoned death might conquer him (Search:  31).  Once having ascertained the floor, and if no traps had emerged within sight, Mercution quietly entered at the perimeter of the room, along the right wall, and he walked slowly alongside it, in search of any strange divots or holes or cracks or fissures that might indicate a trap.  Furthermore, he counted his steps to take account of the room's area.  (Search: 21).  Once he had cleared the room, and emerged outside, God willing, he would then take the time to inspect the ceiling from the outside.  Looking up, he sought any cracks, holes, fissures, that might indicate a trap or an unstable ceiling.  (Search: 26).<br/><br/>If not brought to action by his reflexes, Mercution would pause to reflect upon his cursory investigation.