Rowan listens with interest to Moss's tale of how he's come to the island, not minding his speech pattern, unlike the impatient dwarf.  Then again, in her experience, dwarves generally appreciated directness as a rule.<br/><br/>"A river dragon?  I'd imagine they'd be just as dangerous as any other of their type, so for your sake, I'm glad the strangers managed to get to you in time to help.  Would it be safe to assume they were druids?" she asks.  "I'm not very religious myself, but at least with the nature folk, their beliefs seem a bit easier to follow, than belief in the gods, like you have with clerics and the like.  Course then you have the argument that with nature, it's easy to see what's right in front of you, but then the followers of the gods content themselves with sayin' that gods created everything in nature, so their way is better."  She shrugs, clearly holding no preference for one view or the other, only merely stating a general fact, rather than a truly held belief.<br/><br/>PC:  History roll is a 17; 12 for religion, neither of which are trained for her.