<div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">OOC</div><div class="spoiler_body">I think you did, I use the add section, not sure which you used, it said something about 'adding to each dice', instead of adding to total, but since you only rolled 1 die in each instance that hardly matters. ^^ Just for future reference, and yeah I know the dice roller here might not be the best, but I did hope you to make the finishing rolls for the match at least, and you sure did.</div></div><br/>Tehr's moves on the chessboard left the dark haired woman looking at him intently. Silently tipping her king over, she nod her head in admission. He had check-mated her, despite her own tricks. She wasn't a bad player, a smart young woman, but he had bested her in the game nonetheless, and at the last moments it had not been a real competition anymore. His mind's sharpness had shown.<br/><br/>The matron seemed to consider the matter as the sisters gazed upon one another, before it appeared the blonde woman took the role of the speaker once more. "We have friendly relations with the two houses. While we consider Raes in general trustworthy we would not be bound in alliance with them due to their tendency to expect more than they are willing to give. They make good friends, but they can be needy, and difficult to console into believing all is going well." She paused to then think a moment and continue. "As for the house Ferenhel, the hold onto a sizeable cache of wealth still, and also a strong moral code. Not the code of the church, but of the old way. They believe in swift punishment to the deceivers, a faith in the spirit of man and woman to overcome challenges, and the willingness to put ones own needs beside to pursue a greater good. They are people we would trust willingly." She nod her head.<br/><br/>"We are willing to deal with both, and while we have our own considerations on Raes, they are not deceptive, just demanding." She frowned. "And by that, I'd mention that their previous negotiator tried to suggest a tighter bond still, in a far too lecherous tone for it to be amusing even. The man was lucky to leave with his equipment intact, but he seemed to think a house of women is that desperate for new blood."