[Phase 1.75] Rumble//Undercity [Abelar, Roland, Trystane]

A septon indeed, banished from Highgarden by Lord Tyrell, Errol wonders if said septon is so passionate that he would risk the same treatment by the Hightowers, being barred from Oldtown and thus no longer having access to The Starry Sept. As Errol understands, the library that The Faith keeps in their district might be a deeper sting. But perhaps if Ser Sunspear has a golden dragon or three that happens to weight down his purse, Errol might be so gladden to relieve him of such a burden as to mayhaps remember something about vile plots on the life of one Septon.

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Calculated correctly, but you rolled 3D instead of 4D
Missing die: 1d6 3
23 is still 3*4-3=9
No point carrying on though, he's trounced.

"I am afraid I have a hard time remembering faces." Errol have clearly practiced that line, finding it amusing. "And if someone does not give me their names, I do not ask, names are for friends, and a friend would not be selling you out, hmm?." Using a blind man that isn't even told your name is an interesting take on discrete services. "Still, I hear things, I believe you are seeking a lady of The Reach, I know not what they do at Highgarden, but all the little ladies end up speaking exactly the same. This one had the tone of a bitter shrill, light in the step. Not notably tall, I think, but you can rule out the fat ones, or those wide of hip and shoulder, like a slender young one, barely a woman grown as you like to call it, but her voice was older, you would expect a mother I think, few noble ladies won't have been bartered away for alliances long before reaching such an age where their voices take on that tune, but a grandmother, I think not."

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I'm thinking that coming up with ladies fitting the description would be a Cunning (Memory) TN 12 (15 for Trystane due to less exposure to various Ladies of The Reach), more DoS would help narrow the list down. Trystane, Roland and Abelar may roll separately, or forego rolling for assistance.

"I'm surprised you weren't listening in when I gave my name yesterday, since it is clear that few things escape your ears. If you'd wanted it, you had but to ask, but you seemed content to use Ser Sunspear. I'll tell you it if you wish it, friend, though I doubt it will precede me."

Errol also has one more tidbit to share, the lady passed by the day after the tribunal announced it's verdict. So it was clearly not a response to Abelar's later activities.

Lady Rhonda Hightower would match the description, if having no apparent reason to put a price on Abelar's head. Lady Helicent Cockshaw would fit the description very well, Lady Maegelle Cordwayner is possible, but she would likely not be considered if her name was not on the forefront of the investigator's mind to begin with. Lady Kyra Orme should also be a good match to those words. Others that might be considered includes Lady Marianne Merryweather and Lady Delena Levalle. Of these, Lady Kyra was sighted during the tribunal, and while Lady Rhonda was not, it is easily enough confirmed that she hasn't left Oldtown since returning from the tourney.

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Lady Helicent's alibi (and disappearance) wouldn't yet be known to anyone in Oldtown.

Can proceed with Knowledge (Streetwise) TN 9, each DoS will eliminate one candidate from being present (DoS beyond this is likely to reveal more clues).

[ooc - can we all roll the Streetwise test? If not, can an assist be given?]

Septon Abelar wracks his brain for confessions that may relate to possible suspects.

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(P 1.75 Rumble) Knowledge (Streetwise): 6d6k4 15 (2 DOS)