"To be fair, my own learnings on magic are pretty basic."  Rose noted, as Aria brought up some of the flaws of her past training.  "I followed the path of the Ranger for a time, but the Bedine have an inherent distrust in magic, so I moved on to a more overtly-martial path before I could reach the point where my connection to nature would give me both spellcasting and an animal companion to keep me company.  After that, I let the terrain around me and my experiences as an adventurer teach me what they would.<br/><br/>"I will admit that I've learned a few new things since we met back at the Circus, though..."  She added in, smiling.  "Heh, and I don't just mean those nights together, either.  At any rate, given how good you've been with a wand thus far, even without any spellcasting ability...  I'm guessing you probably know more about magic in general than I do."<br/><br/>Or at the very least, she knew more about how to use magic devices, anyway.  That still left her with a wider selection of magic to draw upon than the shifter, though, who was confined to a narrow subset of divine items, even if she didn't have a chance of failure.<br/><br/>Out in the hall and off into the third room, and the warrior found herself standing still and remaining very, very silent as she looked about the room.  Rather than the fancy clothes, the elegant decor, the cosmetics, or the smell of drugs in the air, what most caught her attention upon first stepping into the room was the fact that there were two other people in the room.  Two elves, and apparently not drow in disguise, either, given what the tiefling had to say about the jewelry they wore.  They were unconscious, sleeping...<br/><br/>Taking a little time to think, Rose motioned to Aria's sap, then motioned to the two sleepers, hoping her meaning was clear.  They were sleeping now, so it would be best to make sure they didn't wake up any time soon.  After that, they could make use of some rope, and come back to question these two at their leisure, later.  It was, perhaps, a slightly more callous plan than she would have liked to have made use of, but they were in a bit of a hurry to find Astos before he found them, so it would have to do.<br/><br/><br/><br/>Don't worry. ^^ That was just acting in-character for Rose.  I pretty much treated it the same way as you did, actually.  Basically, she was just expressing some worries about what sort of wards they may have just passed through when walking into that western room.<br/><br/>I can certainly see why you might make that mistake.  I assumed that Arcane Sight just filled it in automatically, myself.