<strong>Hunter</strong><br/><br/>"At lest they'll be more aggressive in the comin' fight, eh?" the halfling grinned, perhaps  knowing something Hunter did not "How 'bout another round? I'll give you a chance to win your coin back...of course you still need to bet somethin' or it ain't fair. C'mon, it's just a game!"<br/>Meanwhile, the bard was furiously noting down some ideas and mumbling to himself. One moment though, he jumped up and rushed to the pair, snatching up the dice they were playing with.<br/>"That's it! Edge, I just got it! I figured out how to be famous!" he exclaimed, knowing he'd have the rogue's attention after taking his dice.<br/>"Eh? Good for you, but can't you leave us to our game? In quiet? Please!"<br/>"No, Edge! Don't you get it? We can combine books... and dice! The reader can become a participant in the story and can use dice to determine chance and random  elements! Take it a step further, and any common man or woman who can read can become an adventurer, a hero in these books!"<br/>"I think that idea sucks. Go away! Can't you see I'm entertaining the lady here?" The halfling muttered, not even listening to the crazy bard's ramblings. "Can you believe this guy? And dammitall, I'm stuck with him!"<br/>The two were almost like a pair of comedians, at least the folks usually got a laugh out of their bickerings.