<div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">OOC</div><div class="spoiler_body">I don't really use that kind of a rule in general. I do admit a person with a good wisdom should be able to notice something is wrong, but I dont recall that, and I'm sorry but aren't we using Pathfinder these days? Not all 3.5 material is acceptable, I prefer to not go back editions too easily, too lightly. <br/><br/>I understand the meaning but just saying I'm wary of such. Nonetheless, I'd say that as a pure -Wisdom check- he might be able to tell there's soemthing wrong, but he has no general information, only a sense of 'something wrong', but that's it.</div></div><br/>Gabriel's words were unheeded, and there was little he could gain from the words anymore. The woman's voice from behind the door had quieted down already, and not a squeak could be heard from the other side now. There were still areas that had their share of privacy, and a mage tower was riddled with means to keep things there private.<br/><br/>On the other hand, it was gaping open at one side, the whole tower had been destabilized by the attack earlier, it was hardly a safe place to be in anyway.<br/><br/>But all in all, Gabriel's own timetable wasn't leaving him time to remain there much longer unless he wanted to leave the others to execute the plan without him.