(https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/236x/67/11/5f/67115f7efed71000d49bb720f26853c2.jpg)<div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Spoiler: Click to Show/Hide</div><div class="spoiler_body"><strong>Caladrel</strong><br/>Male old elf conjurer 1<br/>NG Medium humanoid (elf)<br/>HP 6/6 AC:12 T:12 FF:10<br/><strong>Init </strong>+8; <strong>Senses </strong>low-light vision</div></div><br/>"Father Grimburrow may not be acting of his own accord," Caladrel will say to the sheriff, "There are magics in existence that can bend the mind to the will of others, foul magic that no decent being would practice. Blackmail is a less magical, but equally significant possibility. Whatever the case may be, I'm afraid I am at a loss here. While I would be thrilled if this was a simple trauma, the situation leaves little room for ignorance. At the same time, we may be completely wrong and at best be alienating a potential ally, and at worst turning the whole town against us. If the dead should flow out of Harrowstone like a broken spigot, I would like the general populace to be inclined to believe us when we warn them."<br/><br/>He'll turn to lexi, "It would seem that we'll be in need of your expertise, Miss Lexiralithera. Can I ask you to see if the priest has been influenced, magically or otherwise, to keep people away from Harrowstone? and if he has any association with the necromancers. It would probably be best if Master Innoki went with you in case the answer is yes, in fact I think it would be best if the good sheriff went along as well. If the priest is simply wary of strangers perhaps he'll be willing to listen to someone significantly more familiar."<br/><br/>Cal heaves a weary sigh, one way or another, this is going to be a long day.<br/><br/>"I can only hope that my suspicions are misplaced. They must be, otherwise the situation is more dire than I dared imagine."