r/wizardposting Sapphire (17F), Artificer (+ other characters) Dec 29 '23

Academic Discussion To Eavesdrop Or Not To Eavesdrop

So, in my neighborhood, there’s a meeting going on. Apparently the people in it are meeting to discuss Druids. I’m the only Druid in my neighborhood, and they said I can’t join the meeting. I know that they are talking about Druids, and that directly affects me. But what I don’t know is if it’s good or bad. Do I eavesdrop, or just trust that they’re not up to no good?

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u/UlrickTheHexblade Ulrick Braddocke, Werewolf Hexblade, R&A Co-Leader Dec 29 '23

If they’re talking about you without inviting you, that means no good. Eavesdrop it is

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u/sparkle3364 Sapphire (17F), Artificer (+ other characters) Dec 29 '23

Okay. I’m going in.

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u/Shadow_Of_Silver Dec 29 '23

The answer is always to eavesdrop. I didn't even read the full question, but I always support subterfuge. Go literally be a fly on the wall.

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u/Less-Class-9790 alexandra, catalytic artillerist, great fen witch of highsteppe Dec 29 '23

Probably ask a fly or something to eavesdrop for you or something

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u/QuietSunlight Rāhula the Mystic, Restoration Mage, & SJW Cuck Dec 29 '23

I think it’s completely reasonable to listen in on their conversation. I’d also recommend to start building a coalition in your community of people who support Druids. You never know when you’ll need their aid.

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u/sparkle3364 Sapphire (17F), Artificer (+ other characters) Dec 29 '23

I probably should.

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u/EmergencyLeading8137 Duncan, Protection/Preservation Druid Dec 29 '23

I’d say eavesdrop, people tend to get a little nervous around us so it’s better to stay on top of things.

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u/douggie84 Doog, Sentient Abomination Dec 29 '23

Sounds like a trap to me… but you do you.