<strong>Ameesril Xorlarrin</strong>(http://www.myth-weavers.com/sheetview.php?sheetid=848801)<br/><div class="floatleft">(http://i014.radikal.ru/0806/aa/d5a616ed224b.jpg)</div>Ameesril silently listened matron mistress words and when guards departed and Triel made her question, Ameesril closed her eyes and spend a moment relive through her memories for clues. Not give quick foolish answer and appear at least thinking it through before she opens her eyes and replies; "No, I did not detect anything out of place. Although this was my first time in Mistress Iraeuitna's prayer chamber and attending her class so I would not know even if something was out of place.<br/><br/>The acolyte which came in was first or second year, I do not remember her but I do not remember anyone by face alone nor she did say her name nor name of mistress which class she had attended and which supposedly had been slaughtered. But Mistress Iraeuitna took the acolyte's words seriously and commanded us be silent about it.<br/><br/>For reason why she send me instead coming herself report such important matter, I must presume she either plans guard the acolytes in her class against potential celestial intruder or she planned go do something else meantime. But either case I did not question her orders. Once hearing the news I had asked how we deal with the intruder swiftly and how determine how it got there, but she had dismissed it off hand and said it may be a test of Lolth and said we need confirm such matter with you first before we can act by your guidance." After these words Ameesril waited did matron mistress had further to say or ask from her. Although she had her own opinions and some pondering on events but those are only said if matron mistress wants a acolyte's opinion if any. Then she recalled something;<br/><br/><em>"...because if this is a test of faith one of the long time Mistresses has just failed."</em><br/><br/>Along with her own earlier words a figurative light bulb shaped like spider lighted up above her head and she adds; "Odd, considering the acolyte did not mention who's class she attended, Mistress Iraeuitna could say that one long time mistresses had fallen to celestial or failed a test of Lolth. That is only peculiar thing what I could think about the events matron mistress."<br/><br/><hr/><div class="floatright"><strong>Taleeryn Symryvvin</strong> (http://www.myth-weavers.com/sheetview.php?sheetid=848207)<br/>(http://img1.liveinternet.ru/images/attach/c/7/96/218/96218253_88b45ae2952d.jpg)</div>Master Taleeryn watches obstacle course while he replies to Jalynfein and he appeared not to plan strike him anyways; "Well, you get plenty exercise and contemplate as you do not practice obstacle course everyday. Once we start use actual duels with practice weapons obstacle course becomes less and less visited. Eventually resulting you need come here during off class hours to try get through the course if you haven't completed it yet. Being a drow warrior is more than just skills of arms, but also navigate and move in battlefield or plan ambushes or harness mind creating strategies. No amount of skill will not replace a frailty of a weak body."<br/><br/>Eventually students finishes their courses and it results that no one got even near to same spot as Jalynfein had, so now three times he had excelled in class given and test course. Master Taleeryn whistles for halt and commands students get in line again as he says; "Now you have got your mind stuffed, muscles burned and bodies tired and worked up. Now is time for lunch hour."<br/><br/>With that Master Taleeryn guides students to the dinning hall where awaited sixteen wooden plates.....but there was twenty students in class. Master Taleeryn gives one his sadistic smiles as he says; "Now as you can see there are sixteen plates over there and you get no food without a plate from the cook over there." Master Taleeryn nods towards a drow male commoner along with four older students with long beat sticks in their hands and Master Taleeryn continues; "The one who is too slow to react to grab a plate or is 'clumsy' in holding it is not hungry enough to want a meal! Do not kill anyone to get meal though. So go and eat!"<br/><br/>So thus starts the lunch break....or as Master Taleeryn calls it, improvised survival exercise where unarmed combat is allowed but killing is not. Instantly two students start hammer each other while rest run to the plates to try grab one and some just wait someone grab plate and jump on them!<br/><br/><div class="floatleft"><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Rules for food battle royale</div><div class="spoiler_body">Okay, a regular battle encounter which you can beat two ways; either moving and being quicker than anyone else or simply beat up student who tries steal your plate or steal fellow student's plate.<br/><br/>Generic students initiative is 12, so if you roll below that your only option is to jump and attack student and get their plate and thus use unarmed combat rules. If you roll above that, you need move 50'ft to get onto plate bile and then use free action pick a plate. Then next round move another 60'ft to get onto cook and the four student guards to get your meal.<br/><br/>Unarmed strikes provoke AoO from those who have improved unarmed strike feat (or have actual weapon), also you can do only non-lethal damage unarmed unless your monk (and Master Taleeryn forbid killing, so even those with claws or fangs must clench hand to fist and smack people). You do not die from lack of food, but after a week you do. There is plenty of drinking water for everyone.<br/></div></div></div>