Ji's Dungeons: and some dragons for good measure

Vicneiros really had no idea what had just happened, but from what he could certainly tell was that he won. Feeling a little excited, he placed down 5 silver coins as a small grin took to his face. "I guess I'll go another round as well..."

The man grimaced as the game unfurled, he'd lost once more, to everyone at the table. He was going to start taking a loss soon, he was going to need to raise the stakes here, somehow. Before paying out, he looked them all in the eyes, and merely said "Double or nothing, who's in, hm?" he grinned a bit, hoping atleast one of them would accept the wager. Reguardless, he began shuffling the deck slowly, working his plan into action.

As he spoke, a great thundering passed the Tavern, hooves meeting the streets, as a carriage out the window rode quickly out the town. It was far, far too loud for someone trying to comfortably get him and his horses somewhere.

Ooh, double-or-nothing was a bit too much, certainly for this early on. "I'll take what I've got right now," Tzarreth replied, shaking his head. "Good game in the meantime, though. I'll just take my winnings now, if you don't mind."

Tzarreth made a slightly-belated glance in the direction of the window to look for the passing carriage. Seemed a bit fast to be considered a reasonable speed in a town.

Ghon's eyes drifted from player to player at the card table. He wondered if anyone would take the bet and is not surprised when already someone turns it down. Hearing an urgent sounding noise outside, he simply stands and wanders over to the nearest window, peering through the glass for a look. Perhaps something interesting is going to happen?

"Double?" The large dragonborn called Vicneiros said, rearing his head backwards slightly. Now he didn't know much on these card games, but judging from the way the others acted, it wasn't something good. At least, not so early. "Why throw in this risky move so soon? Its like you are afraid of something..." His tilted his head slightly to the side and peered at man, only to have his attention drawn off by something loud outside. Now this was far more interesting, that carriage was moving far to fast to have anything good about it.

Corthana stood up, just like the others who had just joined the game with her. "I don't think so." she said simply, and then returned to where she had been sitting earlier. The sound of a horse thundering along the street could be heard, the carriage it was pulling following, all of which was quite loud. And annoying. Why couldn't she just, for once, have a quiet drink in some sleazy little tavern that no one visited... Oh, that's right. She'd most likely starve, not to mention a distinct lack of fair fights in a tavern like that.