Maybe so, but it is her character, so I'll keep trying to charm her way through life, even if it leads to her death again.
When a group of goblins walks into a camp of dwarfs, humans, an elf and halfling without their weapons drawn, I consider that a successful spell. I remember Olaf taking umbrage when they started rooting through his belongings like they were long, lost buddies.
With the brigands, it would have been a CHA test, not a spell. I can't promise she would have passed it, but she is. (4d6 vs CHA 17 is about an 85% chance of success, I believe.)
Also, this is purely academic so I didn't bring it up in character, but the tower wasn't taken from Blackhelms. When we were in the tomb room, Drunil and Funil said the dwarfs that lived there were from another line. I might be mistaken, but it didn't sound like the sort of kin whose belongings they'd lay claim to, aside from having been promised the tower.
When a group of goblins walks into a camp of dwarfs, humans, an elf and halfling without their weapons drawn, I consider that a successful spell. I remember Olaf taking umbrage when they started rooting through his belongings like they were long, lost buddies.
With the brigands, it would have been a CHA test, not a spell. I can't promise she would have passed it, but she is. (4d6 vs CHA 17 is about an 85% chance of success, I believe.)
Also, this is purely academic so I didn't bring it up in character, but the tower wasn't taken from Blackhelms. When we were in the tomb room, Drunil and Funil said the dwarfs that lived there were from another line. I might be mistaken, but it didn't sound like the sort of kin whose belongings they'd lay claim to, aside from having been promised the tower.