<div class="floatleft">(http://originalmagicart.com/newsite/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/160285_-_Enthralling_Victor-1024x748.jpg)</div><span class="bbc_font" style="font-family: impact;"><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 18pt;">Enthralling Victor</span></span><br/>Human Fighter (Warlord)/Unchained Rogue (Thug), 14 HP, AC 17, Character Sheet (https://www.myth-weavers.com/sheet.html#id=1617650).<br/><em>Newcomer to Fort Inevitable. Claims to be an ex-gladiator who won his freedom. A natural charmer.</em><br/><hr/><br/>"Well there's not something you see everyday." Victor marveled as<strong>Ishtar</strong>made crafting an improvised weapon from their surroundings look like child's play. When no one else volunteered to take the proffered longspear, Victor raised a hand. Hardly seemed right to let her adept craftsmanship go to waste – and of all the spears their group could make before the scouts returned, he'd little doubt hers were of the best caliber. "Quite deft with your hands, sage Ishtar. My gratitude."<br/><br/>Overhearing<strong>Damira</strong>'s conversation with their herbalist, Victor interjected. "I happened to bring a tanglefoot bag, a flask of acid, and a flask of alchemist's fire with me... but only one of each, I fear, so we'll need to make them count, but I'd be happy to offer them to anyone you deem able to put them to better use than I."<br/><br/>Admittedly, it was a little surprising to see the elven<strong>Vendi</strong>struggle with woodcraft where the slyph maiden had excelled, but, then, he couldn't say he didn't find the attempt charming all the same. "It's often that the most skilled at swordplay or dance make the difficult look effortless. If anyone else still requires a spear, perhaps we try again?" Vendi might already have received a spear from another elven maiden bearing a curve-blade, and Victor one of his own from Ishtar, but it sounded like their plan would involve more than just two spears, though the two other most likely candidates – the quiet, heavily armored man of noble bearing and the elven maid who'd offered Ishtar the spear she'd made with her blade – already had polearms of their own.