Alas, it seemed as though Lady's lack of trust in her teammates was quite well-founded.  All it took was for them to seperate apart a little bit, and suddenly, Ashran was attempting to magically bend her to his will, to gain control of her mind.  And unfortunately for her, it seemed as though he was succeeding.<br/><br/>Intelligent and charismatic, frightening and powerful, these were all things Lady was, positive traits for which her masters had deemed her an excellent subordinate.  Strong-willed she was not, however, nor especially wise or prone to resisting mental influences.  In fact, based on her excellent record of service, lack of willingness to overthrow those above her, and general tendencies towards obedience and servitude, it was possible that her mind was, in fact, especially vulnerable to a invasion by a strong presence.<br/><br/>Certainly, she didn't offer Ashran much in the way of resistance.  He cast his spell, exerted his will, and then her body gave a brief shudder and, had her helmet been removed, the way her eyes glassed over and the vacant expression that came across her face would have been plain for all to see.<br/><br/>The wizard had just snagged himself a little toy, at least for the short-term.<br/><br/><br/><br/>Will save vs Dominate Person. (1d20+9=11) (http://invisiblecastle.com/roller/view/2779085/)<br/><br/>...I rolled a 2. >>; Of course, since Lady's Will save was her weak point in the first place, I would have needed at least a 12 to pass this, anyway...  Ah well.  I suppose it will do an excellent job of providing a motivation for her to pick up Resolute next level. ^^<br/><br/>Here's hoping failing Will saves doesn't become a trend, though.