@Blinkin,<br/><br/>the accent is a nice touch on Natasha, but it is verging on the incomprehensible. I would also suggest cutting back on the accent a bit.   In Real Life, people could ask Natasha to repeat herself, but in PbP, there is a long lag to clean up incomprehensible dialog.<br/><br/>@pdragon,<br/><br/>'Just teleporting away...' yeah about that, did Prime show you 'how' to teleport away?  Also, if people could just will themselves to Crossroads, why did Prime need to send you?<br/><br/>Also, remember the College of Eloquence Silver Tongue ability - You are a master at saying the right thing at the right time. When you make a Charisma (Persuasion) or Charisma (Deception) check, you can treat a d20 roll of 9 or lower as a 10.<br/><br/>@Ekhoe,<br/><br/><strong>"For a slight clarification, is it only Rayena or is Bek(e)n also in a similar situation regarding their parts below?"</strong><br/>Bekn has not displayed their private parts yet, but Rayena seems to think they would be in trouble.<br/><br/><strong>"Would this be more of a political or religious issue that you face? No, perhaps it is both given that a lord and priest instituted these laws. They arrived only a few years ago, you say? Do these laws apply to places further afield?"</strong><br/><br/>A meta convention.  The trouble with sending PCs to strange worlds is new languages and new background information.  Causing real problems with things like History and Nature skills, as well as languages.  I'm going to reserve the right to keep the PCs guessing about what they might get adventure to adventure.<br/><br/>However, in this case, Mae has a good general understanding of the laws and ethics in this particular place.  In this case, Mae knows that Edgecross is more regressive than the Kingdom as a whole. However, the Local Lord is also the Local Judge and so has a lot of influence on how the laws might be enforced/interpreted.  Rayena could flee to a larger city with a more progressive attitude. Something she is considering doing.