(You're right; I didn't include the 'special encounters' list, at the bottom, that includes the leaders, the dragons, and the other special people. =P Don't want to ruin all of the fun. Besides, in a D&D setting, where one guy can conceivably kill half an army, knowing troop numbers is less important than knowing details about those special people who can kill half an army. And thus draws less attention. =P<br/><br/>That, and she's pretty much a mercenary.)<br/><br/>She tenses at the sight of the second wand, then stiffens at the third. "Alright, alright... you caught me, fair and square," she says, once they're alone. "I was on my way to meet up with the Wyrmlord, when a town guard got too suspicious. We fought, and... I had to kill him, defending myself." Everything in that statement is, of course, true.