"Marc always let's us choose such things", Paco nodded. " Says if we pick them, we can't complain if they turn to bite our asses".<br/>"H-he is a great DM!", Josh added. "Most DMs out there, they'd at least have you roll if there are red clothes av- available!"<br/>"No", Marc corrected him. "Most don't even pay attention what you're wearing if it's not armour. I had my character in one game go around in his underwear, and since I was playing a magic user,  nobody so much as looked at him a second time".<br/>"Yeah, you told us it totally killed your interest in the game", Paco remembered.<br/>"Clothes change how people react to you. If they don't...I have a hard time getting into the game,", Marc shrugged. "OK, I think I have an idea about what you are looking like...and so", his tone changed again, becoming more song-like for a couple sentences, "the Baron looks at Gwen. 'Gwen? It's a good thing there are still people who use the old names! Anyway, I seem to need your help with some rebellious peasants. See, the village of Kesla had an issue with wolves recently. I sent my own hunters...and they probably beget more bastards then the work they did, though they did bring a dozen meager pelts.  However", he pauses and looks at Josh who seems to shrink under the attention. "They lost 5 people since the start of summer,  including my bailif. Now they want me to deal with the pest, which is their right. But they also threaten to withhold taxes, which means if I send soldiers, they'd have to start by hanging their elders for treason. I am loath to do as much, which means I need people who can persuade them to honor their obligations - then we can pretend this never happened. Do you get why I need some people that know the value of silence and persuasion?"<br/>In return, Josh opens his mouth and says nothing. Paco only smiles and leans back.<br/>"Well?", Marc insists, still using the same voice.