<div class="floatleft">(https://i.imgur.com/75s1gSq.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Irene Vincent (https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=334326.msg15915910#msg15915910)<br/><strong>HP:</strong>52 / 52 -<strong>AC:</strong>20 -<strong>Energy:</strong>40 / 40<br/><strong>Passives:</strong>Empathy: 11, Insight: 15, Perception: 15<hr/>"An unexplored dimension, hmn?" Irene murmured, listening to Mel's explanation and leaning back in her seat, "Could you even find a self-proclaimed adventurer who wouldn't jump at that kind of chance?" she chuckled a bit to herself.  Being able to handle dangerous foes was part of the job, sure, but if all you wanted was to fight you could become a mercenary.  The romantic ideal of any adventurer was to plunge into the unknown and bring back tales and exotic treasures to tickle the imaginations of those who'd listen.<br/><br/>The team was diverse, and the people she recognized were competent.  Her eye drifted over towards Ferrick again ... well, if their healer was dedicated to pacifism, Kyrios was an anti-undead specialist.  It would probably work out.<br/><br/>"10% is fair for liquid assets." maybe a little too fair, normally Irene would've expected the expedition's organizer to take two shares, "But there's always the possibility of finding enchanted artifacts of considerable value.  Do we want to leverage those against someone's share, or should we set up a bidding war once we return to Paradise?"<br/><br/>One of the benefits of everyone gathered being Freelancers was that it was unlikely someone would just run off with a treasure; it would cost them too much socially and words of their act would spread quickly.  It also meant they'd have access to neutral appraisers that everyone should trust, so, no one should be cheated.