Gabriel likewise observed the remarkable accuracy of Dain's five shots. A clearly expert shot and upon hearing he had thieves tools made him think he can be likely deadly sniper with the bow. But can he be trusted? Also what if he is spy or agent send by those who had armed that orc warchief?<br/><br/>This and more went through his mind when clavary practices started. He had to resist from grinning that even if knights had held back in melee they could not hold back in mounted combat where they brutally beated their opposition. Opposition which included veterans and freshmen alike.<br/><br/>Once the hours lasting drills were over he evaluated all practioners to top ten list, including all three knights and Dain and the two other evil aligned warriors and four others which had shown any if not small promise some fields. He announces the ten names and says; "These then will be now held in one vs one interviews and measured are they officer material. However this is completely voluntarily choice do you become officer or not." Then Gabriel starts hold the interviews, starting with alphatical order and go from there.<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">OOC</div><div class="spoiler_body">Not sure how you like run this but Gabriel would use sense motive on all of them, then use mix of bluff and diplomacy to get them talk and perhaps reveal facts about themselves or quirks of behavior to determine their leadership qualities and are they neutral, lawful or chaotic aligned. Think about 'trick questions' which are meant measure person's thought or emotion patterns and only most witty sort can outsmart those.<br/></div></div>