[ WP ] While playing D & D with some friends , one of the characters `` escapes through a portal '' . The same character suddenly walks into the room you 're in , utterly confused .

... There was about five minutes of silence and intense staring until he bowed down. The implications were just too overwhelming. I do n't know what the other four were thinking, but Thae'las being here was an opportunity. It showed that our universe was somehow connected to magical ones. 
 
 His player, Andrew was the one who broke the silence. He said `` I jump'' and rolled the dice. Thae'las jumped and looked at him and said `` Wait, true name magic can be cast by speaking common?''. Andrew was in a state of euphoria. He was about to say something before our DM, Stu, interrupted: `` Cast prestidigitation, Thae'las. This is a test of magical knowledge. Turn your hair green.'' Damn, Stu is smart. 
 
 Everyone kept staring at Thae'las as he cast the spell. I was checking his character sheet. I knew he cast the spell because a line appeared on his available spells, crossing prestidigitation. As everyone was awestruck, I stealthily took his character sheet, and a pencil. 
 
 They were convincing him that we were the high council of wizards, hiding in a strange plane called earth, and he should abide our orders if he wanted to get out. I think they would fail if I did n't change his `` sense motive'' to zero. They had no vision. I knew what to do. I was checking the book for rules concerning deities. 
 
 Yes, this is how magic, along with Thae'las, god of magic and trickery, came to our world. And this is why I am his high priest. The lesson, young ones, is that you should always look for opportunities. Always try to nurture magic. Now go to your seats, story time is over, the sermon is about to begin.
