>>5420242>"What is to be done about the beggars in Nippur?"Another questioning glance. You wonder for a split-second if the man you once were was also so interested in governance. Certainly the official cannot suspect anything yet, though; after all, if someone were suddenly to be crowned governor, it would be quite natural for him to take interest in the dealings of the citizenry.
"Ah, yes," he says knowingly, and smiles again. "My lord needn't worry. The procession will not be disturbed, and the temples will be made sure to be ritually cleansed beforehand."
Perhaps the man you once were was not as open-hearted as you might believe.
>"I meant a more long-term solution.">"'Ritually cleansed'?">"'Disturbed'? Have they caused trouble before?"as for
>Seems in-character to ask about this.a quick explanation on that note. What I'm asking you guys to roll for is not character personality, since every quest is to some extent a self-insert, and with many players, there's no way to reliably play a given personality, at least in the beginning and in such a situation. I expect a character personality of sorts will develop over time of its own accord.
avert your eyes, ye who love immersion: the rolls are for
"stats" as it were, specific types of knowledge the character can have learned from a previous life (both in and out of this world) which can help achieve certain things more easily over the course of the game. These areas of expertise can be especially useful, for example, in the face of being lied to by subordinates and swindled by rivals, or in managing the arising problems of governance. 