"Oh, we could play for clothes," the first man said. "Those games are always interesting." He grinned, watching her lean over and pull the coins out of her backpack. His eyebrows raise when he sees the gold and silver pieces she places on the table.<br/><br/>"To play, you put in one silver. Then you can raise it from there if you want, as high as you want," the second man replies, placing one of his silver pieces near the center of the table, but closer to him to denote that it was the coins he was putting in for that round.<br/><br/>Alyndra sees that one of the cards has red symbols on it which she knows to be how humans draw hearts, and the human numeral 5 on it. The other card has a simple drawing of a man holding a sword, a human letter "J", and a red diamond shape on it.<br/><br/>The first man puts in another two silver pieces after looking at his cards, which the second man matches, though not enthusiastically. They look to her to decide whether she wants to continue with her cards or fold this round.<br/><br/>{Feel free to make Sense Motive checks, which I guess would be straight wisdom checks, on either of them about what she thinks they're up to in terms of the game. To see whether they're bluffing, essentially. We don't have to do this for every round, and I don't intend for this to be an actual hand of Hold 'Em Poker.}