Editing Midnight RPG - Chapter 19.666 (section)

====Rules====
What this essentially means is - you can try again, either by asking her to DO IT or by attempting something else entirely or both.  OOG, I feel that since you have this amazing ability that I need/want to "protect" the other players by having you make rolls like this.  NOW... just because you failed here doesn't mean you cannot still do it.  I want to make honest rolls and IF/when you beat the roll you WILL get what you need.  So if ever Adam (or another) complains we can both say we did our due diligence in going by the rules.  Understand?

And PS... Adam HAS told me that he'll be keeping watch for just such a thing.  Zal'Kazzir knows what Durgaz can do and he knows it's gotten him in trouble before - without "explanation" he feels that he doesn't want you to "see" anything that might make him look in a bad light.


So any follow-up?


'''Plan B'''

Durgaz won't push it if the elves are wary about fulfilling his request. This isn't their problem, anyway.

Moreover, he has at least one item that Zal would have been carrying with him in the Spire: the leather bag that previously contained the Freedom he gave to Radagug. There's also a good chance that he has the Invisibility to Fell charm, since Adam clearly stated that Zal gave it to someone else before the climactic battle with Vrolk. I don't remember Durgaz having it and Adam doesn't remember who he gave it to, but since it had been standard operating procedure for the last few fights to have Durgaz take one before any fight that might involve Fell, it does not seem unreasonable to assume Durgaz had it if nobody else explicitly remembers different. (If nobody else responds and you don't have a problem with it, I'll have Durgaz perform Seer Sight on the charm, not the bag.)

Either way, he does have something that Zal'Kazzir would have had with him during his time in the spire.

By the way, I absolutely appreciate and have no problem with the fact that you're being stringent with my ability to get a hold of things I can 'read', particularly since Zal'Kazzir has every reason to be paranoid about that sort of thing. Not paranoid enough yet, though. Apparently.