Arrowyy brought in a small sermon on measuring one’s blows, then immediately aimed it at me. Fair enough. I admitted I prefer not knowing precisely how a gnome with a wand has reduced my life’s work to a red stain on a tally sheet. Arrowyy likes the spur of it, provided it does not turn every skirmish into paid labour. A sound limit, if he can keep it.
Meho, naturally, found the useful application: keep Blaedy alive and let the rest become accounting. I said Blaedy gets the saving throw while everybody else gets a receipt. She told me not to write it down after I had said I was writing it down. This is the sort of timing that keeps a chronicler employed.