<div class="floatright">(http://imageshack.us/a/img259/7154/paladinfemale01.jpg)</div><br/><strong>Name:</strong>Aria Starshine<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Ogre Stomp<br/><strong>With:</strong>Das Corvut, random NPC, then Dunn Brakov<br/><br/>She accepted the booby prize with trepidation, as if she still wasn't certain that he wasn't trying to trick her.  After all, she hadn't actually managed to ring the bell at the top.  After hanging it from the pendant that clutched her holy symbol, however, she gave him a glance of disdain.  "Let me show you how it should be done."<br/><br/>She picked out one of the young men from the crowd, giving him a smile.  "You, sir," she said, quickly getting his attention.  "Would you like to give this game a try?  You don't even have to completely ring the bell to win the prize."<br/><br/>"Oh, I, uh..." he started to say, looking nervously away for a few moments.  She watched and waited patiently, then went to get the hammer for him when he came up and gave his silvers to Das Corvut.<br/><br/>"Alright," she explained, giving him the hammer and helping show him how to hold it.  "Legs apart at around where your shoulders are, take a deep breath beforehand but don't hold it as you swing, and combine the force of letting the hammer fall with bringing it down even faster."<br/><br/>Wanting to impress her, he did his absolute best, straining and ramming the weapon down with all the force he could manage.  Barely, just barely, he managed to get the second place prize, and looked more stunned than anything else.  Aria clapped and smiled as he wandered off, using his newfound courage to go after one of the local girls that he's clearly had an eye on for some time.<br/><br/>"How about you, sir dwarf?" Aria asked, gesturing with the thumb of her gauntlet back to the ogre.  "The tales of dwarves and their ogre-slaying prowess run the length of the world thrice over."