<span class="mu-i">“A Knight is Sworn to Valour. His Heart Knows Only Virtue. His Blade Defends the Helpless. His Might Upholds the Weak. His Word Speaks Only Truth. His Wrath Undoes the Wicked.”</span>
Every child in Cantôn knows of the Knight’s Code. From peasant-born waifs playing with sticks in the mud to keen-eyed noble sons practicing with cold steel in the training yard, all have at the very least dreamed of one day becoming a knight themselves. To ride out on errantry into the Five Duchies Kingdom and beyond for God and Glory, bringing the Law of Adam to the wicked and the Blade of Cain to the beast.
The Knights of Cantôn are sworn to follow the Code, to obey the King, to refuse no call for aid honestly asked for, to seek out and destroy the Foe wherever it may lurk and rid the world of evil.
Were it so easy…
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:dzI1+oUm Mon 16 Jan 2023 12:05:03 No. 5534310 Report <span class="mu-s">Many years from now, not far from home…</span>If your ID changes during this thread, please link back to your OG vote here or your new ID votes might not be counted. >Young Lord Damien Andrei, elder brother and heir to House Andrei >Sir Robert Gilbern, the calculating Second Herald of the Ordo Reginate >Sir Karlaus Rabe, the gruff Montbrun companion >Sir Neil dan Marc, the loyal Sworn Man from Fallavon >Tracker Jean, the Business Partner from the Wastelands >Sir Willem Glasdale, the friendly protector of Grenmire >Sir Karlaus Rabe, the gruff Montbrun companion
Anonymous
>>5534310 >Sir Karlaus Rabe, the gruff Montbrun companion Hooray!
Anonymous
>>5534310 Missed you Forgotten, more than you know. Welcome back!
>Sir Neil dan Marc, the loyal Sworn Man from Fallavon Anonymous
>>5534310 >>Young Lord Damien Andrei, elder brother and heir to House Andrei THIRD
Anonymous
>>5534310 >>5534310 >Sir Neil dan Marc, the loyal Sworn Man from Fallavon We've seen Damien, Robert, Karlus..... wait why is Karlus twice? anyway we haven't heard hide or hair or Marc or Ms. Hewitt yet and I'm wondering if
they've had grief fuelled tryst on the road . Anyway I hope we can refrain from all being savage autists during the upcoming discussion.
Also fuck me how the hell do I Kniggashop homer in this meme? fuck! Anonymous
>>5534310 >Young Lord Damien Andrei, elder brother and heir to House Andrei I am the kniggest Anonymous
>>5534310 >Sir Neil dan Marc, the loyal Sworn Man from Fallavon Lets fucking goooooo m'lads. Time to see what our boy Marc is doing.
Anonymous
>>5534310 >Young Lord Damien Andrei, elder brother and heir to House Andrei Bear
Anonymous
>>5534310 >>Sir Neil dan Marc, the loyal Sworn Man from Fallavon We're back, lads!
Anonymous
>>5534310 >Sir Neil dan Marc, the loyal Sworn Man from Fallavon First time posting here after lurking for ages
Anonymous
>>5534310 >Sir Neil dan Marc, the loyal Sworn Man from Fallavon WITNESS ME!
Anonymous
>>5534310 >>Sir Neil dan Marc, the loyal Sworn Man from Fallavon WE ARE BACK.
Happy new year Forgotten. It's good to be running again.
Anonymous
>>5534310 >Sir Neil dan Marc, the loyal Sworn Man from Fallavon HOOOORAHH
Anonymous
>>5534310 >Sir Neil dan Marc, the loyal Sworn Man from Fallavon This is me.
Anonymous
>>5534310 >Sir Willem Glasdale, the friendly protector of Grenmire I can never remember who we last saw
Anonymous
>>5534306 >>Young Lord Damien Andrei, elder brother and heir to House Andrei Anonymous
>>5534310 >Sir Neil dan Marc, the loyal Sworn Man from Fallavon Welcome back Forgotten, Valorous deeds incoming.
Anonymous
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>>5534310 >Sir Neil dan Marc, the loyal Sworn Man from Fallavon Ayyyy, I was finally able to catch one of these during the Verification stage! It's
Anonymous
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>>5534310 >>Tracker Jean, the Business Partner from the Wastelands Daemon Targaryen
>>5534310 >Sir Neil dan Marc, the loyal Sworn Man from Fallavon Anonymous
>>5534310 >Sir Neil dan Marc, the loyal Sworn Man from Fallavon Ah look, you're back. Here's the check master for when I stop lurking again.
Anonymous
>>5534310 >Sir Willem Glasdale, the friendly protector of Grenmire Wonder why he's an option.
Anonymous
>>5534310 >>Sir Neil dan Marc, the loyal Sworn Man from Fallavon l33t
Anonymous
>>5534310 >>Sir Neil dan Marc, the loyal Sworn Man from Fallavon Whee we're back
Anonymous
>>5534310 >Sir Neil dan Marc, the loyal Sworn Man from Fallavon Good to see this return.
Anonymous
>>5534310 >>Sir Neil dan Marc, the loyal Sworn Man from Fallavon Let's see how our favorite hedge knight is doing.
Anonymous
>>5534310 >Sir Neil dan Marc, the loyal Sworn Man from Fallavon We've been gone so long Sir dan Marc and Lady Hewitt are probably already in Andrei lands. Maybe we'll get a chance at seeing how our family fares.
Anonymous
>>5534310 >Sir Neil dan Marc, the loyal Sworn Man from Fallavon We ball, we ball
Anonymous
>>5534306 I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS
>Sir Neil dan Marc, the loyal Sworn Man from Fallavon Anonymous
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>>5534310 >!Young Lord Damien Andrei, elder brother and heir to House Andrei. Anonymous
>>5534310 >Tracker Jean, the Business Partner from the Wastelands Oops Anon went a millimeter off the end of the sentence, better highlight THE ENTIRE GODDAMNED POST
. . .
Welcome back Forgotten.
Anonymous
>>5534310 >Sir Neil dan Marc, the loyal Sworn Man from Fallavon Knight and fair maiden shenanigans
Anonymous
>>5534310 Fucking let's go!!!
This month just got alot better.
>Tracker Jean, the Business Partner from the Wastelands Ima tracker till she wins.
All will be dust.
Anonymous
>>5534310 >Sir Willem Glasdale, the friendly protector of Grenmire Really curious what he's up to
Anonymous
>>5534310 >Sir Willem Glasdale, the friendly protector of Grenmire It's gonna go to Neil, who's definitely my second choice, but I've wanted to see what's up with Glasdale ever since he became a choice for the PoV vote
Anonymous
>>5534310 >Asandi *shakes dust off - oh wait*
>Sir Karlaus Rabe, the gruff Montbrun companion Anonymous
>>5534310 >>Sir Neil dan Marc, the loyal Sworn Man from Fallavon my body is ready
Anonymous
>>5534310 >Sir Neil dan Marc, the loyal Sworn Man from Fallavon goodbye boat
Anonymous
>>5534310 >Sir Willem Glasdale, the friendly protector of Grenmire He wouldn't be an option if something wasn't rotten in Grenmire.
Anonymous
>>5534310 >>Sir Robert Gilbern, the calculating Second Herald of the Ordo Reginate Anonymous
>>5534310 >>Sir Neil dan Marc, the loyal Sworn Man from Fallavon Fugg yeaaa LETS GOOOOOO
Anonymous
>>5534310 >Sir Neil dan Marc, the loyal Sworn Man from Fallavon Yes dude!
Anonymous
>>5534310 >Sir Neil dan Marc, the loyal Sworn Man from Fallavon Anonymous
>>5534306 Oh shit. Imma lay anchor here with this post.
>Sir Robert Gilbern, the calculating Second Herald of the Ordo Reginate Anonymous
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>>5534306 Posting in a chivalrous thread
Give 'em hell boys!
>Sir Willem Glasdale, the friendly protector of Grenmire Anonymous
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>>5534310 >Sir Robert Gilbern, the calculating Second Herald of the Ordo Reginate FOR VALOR
(And shield-bashing)
Meme Shaman
I'm back my kniggas.
Anonymous
>>5534310 >Sir Neil dan Marc, the loyal Sworn Man from Fallavon I want to see how hes doing. He almost left us after we led him thru Fallavon and nobody can blame anyone for that, but we gained his true loyalty. I hope he does well and makes a name for himself, after all, he is still rather young.
Meme Shaman
Meme Shaman
Also I recall that forgotten requested some suitable images of Vancewell, so I shall be supplying a few of those as well
Anonymous
>>5535337 I am...unless...
"Alpha, Meme Shaman has escaped. Recruit a team of samefags with attitude."
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:f9SJiOoe Tue 17 Jan 2023 05:16:16 No. 5535345 Report >>5535337 >>5535339 >>5535341 >doesn’t vote for verification >just drops multiple OC valur memes and walks away Holy based, Batman.
Anonymous
>>5534306 LETS DO IT!
>Sir Willem Glasdale, the friendly protector of Grenmire Anonymous
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>>5535341 this is great and also makes her unreasonably cute.
Meme Shaman
>>5535342 I am so happy someone got the reference
Would it be funnier if they just recruited one guy? >>5535345 Meme shaman don't vote
Meme shaman is for memes only
I'm currently working on learning how to edit webms ánd how to actually be able to draw shit so that my repertoire doesn't only consist of slapping Emile's head on everything
I'm gonna try and get about one meme done a day but that's a soft commitment
Meanwhile enjoy Faebae
Anonymous
>>5535361 >I'm currently working on learning how to edit webms ánd how to actually be able to draw shit so that my repertoire doesn't only consist of slapping Emile's head on everything Absolutely audacious
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>>5535363 "You see copper clipper, A bear cares not that an elaborate shack lies between him and his quarry, for it will simply charge through. Just so that The Almighty cares not for the machinations of the unjust, His storm will rend them asunder all the same."
Anonymous
>>5534310 >Sir Robert Gilbern, the calculating Second Herald of the Ordo Reginate Phoneposting right now so future IP Is bound to change.
Anonymous
>>5534310 >>Sir Neil dan Marc, the loyal Sworn Man from Fallavon Seems like I'll get my romcom roadtrip this time
Anonymous
>>5534310 >>Sir Willem Glasdale, the friendly protector of Grenmire Land! I see land!
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>>5534310 >>Tracker Jean, the Business Partner from the Wastelands it's vuluur time
Anonymous
>>5534310 >>Tracker Jean, the Business Partner from the Wastelands FINALLYYYYYY
Anonymous
>Forgotten still hasn't answered why Karlaus is on the vote twice
Anonymous
>>5534310 >Young Lord Damien Andrei, elder brother and heir to House Andrei We're finally off this fucking boat, but the ride will never end.
Anonymous
>>5534310 >>Sir Willem Glasdale, the friendly protector of Grenmire what's our Creeping Horror bro and co. up to?
Anonymous
>>5535516 >off this fucking boat For now, the return trip isn't likely to go quite as smoothly.
Anonymous
>>5534310 I can't remember if I did the autism vote yesterday as I was very hungover. When in doubt, we do it again.
>Sir Neil dan Marc, the loyal Sworn Man from Fallavon Anonymous
>>5535524 There is no guarantee we are leaving this city alive or even sane enough to execute our exit strategy.
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>>5534310 >>Young Lord Damien Andrei, elder brother and heir to House Andrei Vancewell 4ever
Anonymous
>>5534310 fug 40 mins left lmao
>Sir Willem Glasdale, the friendly protector of Grenmire Anonymous
I think I'm just on time today, with a hastily gathered piece of tribute for our honoured QM once more as before.
>>5534310 >Sir Neil dan Marc, the loyal Sworn Man from Fallavon Let's check on our lad.
Anonymous
>>5535559 The tribute mentioned
Anonymous
>>5534310 >>Sir Karlaus Rabe, the gruff Montbrun companion Hopefully not too late!
Anonymous
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>>5535512 Soon the only choice will be [Hearty]
Anonymous
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>>5534310 >Sir Neil dan Marc, the loyal Sworn Man from Fallavon Ohhhhhhh yeaaaahhhhhhh
Anonymous
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>>5535561 Fucking cool anon, very nice
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:dzI1+oUm Tue 17 Jan 2023 13:53:08 No. 5535599 Report >SELECTED: Sir Neil dan Marc, the loyal Sworn Man from Fallavon
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:dzI1+oUm Tue 17 Jan 2023 13:55:58 No. 5535601 Report Quoted By:
The full weight of what had befallen her house had at first been unclear, but they had overheard snippets as news from Pascae overtook them on the road. Eventually she had confronted her escort over it… that had been a difficult conversation. Sir dan Marc was not good at reading people even on his best days, but it was little wonder that news of the attainment of her entire noble house and every adult relative of that lingeage was a blow she had yet to recover from.
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:dzI1+oUm Tue 17 Jan 2023 13:58:15 No. 5535603 Report Quoted By:
Still, Lord Andrei was a generous host and didn’t seem to take any offense to Sir dan Marc’s matter-of-fact report on their adventures in the wilds of Fallavon and intrigues at Pascae. In fact, the Lord spoke to Sir dan Marc more as a peer than a distinguished landed noble to an unlanded knight with ‘dan’ in their name. Sir Andrei had been too kind in his letter of recommendation, too flattering in his praise of Sir dan Marc’s meagre service. Sir dan Marc had only done what was expected of him as a Sworn Man after all.
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:dzI1+oUm Tue 17 Jan 2023 14:02:50 No. 5535604 Report [4/4]>A lowly hedge knight such as Sir Neil dan Marc could expect much worse than a steady occupation in service to a respectable house. Sir Andrei has done him a great favour here, attracting the interest of just such a Lord was the main reason he had begun attending tourneys at all. Becoming a sworn man of Lord Nikolai Andrei and the Andrei household would be a high honour. It would also mean remaining close to Lady Hewitt. [Humble] >Sir Andrei may have released Sir dan Marc for the purposes of this escort mission. But that mission is now complete, and. Sir Neil dan Marc will pledge himself to the aid of House Andrei through the winter, Sir Andrei would want that, but he will not pledge himself to a new Lord. In his heart, he still serves another. [Taciturn] >Having accompanied Sir Andrei on his vigils in both Pascae and Motte-Fallavon, the idea of completing his own trek to the final vigil in Cathagi has been weighing on Sir dan Marc’s mind. Perhaps he could even re-enlist himself in Sir Andrei’s service, should the knight have need of him there. [Idealist]
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>>5535604 >Sir Andrei may have released Sir dan Marc for the purposes of this escort mission. But that mission is now complete, and. Sir Neil dan Marc will pledge himself to the aid of House Andrei through the winter, Sir Andrei would want that, but he will not pledge himself to a new Lord. In his heart, he still serves another. [Taciturn] Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B
Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:dzI1+oUm Tue 17 Jan 2023 14:06:54 No. 5535607 Report Star Craft quotes yeah I know but it's is admittedly a banger line. Amazing art and memework gents, added to the growing collection.
>>5535561 >>5535559 >>5535561 That is SICK!!
Would you mind me using this as the heraldry of another knight Emile encounters down the line? Hadn't ascribed all of them yet, this could be a decent Aubrey origin candidate given the lion rampant.
>>5535512 Genuinely an error from the last thread, think nothing of it. Nothing.
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>>5535599 Dammit my bet was wrong! well okay off mark >He had never been entirely comfortable around the fairer sex, they always seemed to him such alien creatures. A different sort of Fae. Well that explains his reaction to us talking to Maria Hewitt then, this guy has a worse case of spaghetti than Emille and THATS a wide margin.
>Damien hasnt married Brunhilde yet YOU BETTER MARRY THAT GIRL DAMIEN
>A lowly hedge knight such as Sir Neil dan Marc could expect much worse than a steady occupation in service to a respectable house. Sir Andrei has done him a great favour here, attracting the interest of just such a Lord was the main reason he had begun attending tourneys at all. Becoming a sworn man of Lord Nikolai Andrei and the Andrei household would be a high honour. It would also mean remaining close to Lady Hewitt. [Humble] I ship it, I love that our word is so highly regarded in the house its kinda dope for a second son.
>>5534320 V-Card
>>5535607 Who was it suppose to be?
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>>5535604 >Sir Andrei may have released Sir dan Marc for the purposes of this escort mission. But that mission is now complete, and. Sir Neil dan Marc will pledge himself to the aid of House Andrei through the winter, Sir Andrei would want that, but he will not pledge himself to a new Lord. In his heart, he still serves another. [Taciturn] >>5534527 Anonymous
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>>5535604 >A lowly hedge knight such as Sir Neil dan Marc could expect much worse than a steady occupation in service to a respectable house. Sir Andrei has done him a great favour here, attracting the interest of just such a Lord was the main reason he had begun attending tourneys at all. Becoming a sworn man of Lord Nikolai Andrei and the Andrei household would be a high honour. It would also mean remaining close to Lady Hewitt. [Humble This is all that he wanted.
Mybe he can ask to see lady Hewitt.
>>5534668 My v post
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>>5535604 vp
>>5534321 >A lowly hedge knight such as Sir Neil dan Marc could expect much worse than a steady occupation in service to a respectable house. Sir Andrei has done him a great favour here, attracting the interest of just such a Lord was the main reason he had begun attending tourneys at all. Becoming a sworn man of Lord Nikolai Andrei and the Andrei household would be a high honour. It would also mean remaining close to Lady Hewitt. [Humble] Anonymous
I kinda want our boy back in the party, i'm just scared to send him over the water.
Anonymous
>>5534310 VERIFICATION ANCHOR DEPLOYED. PROCEEDING TO QUESTING
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>>5535625 That's the risk I'd love to have him back too once whenever we get back to Canton
I'm hoping if having a Waifu will fan our Knigga to adventure since he'll want to see her happy and money can be exchanged for goods and services. Anonymous
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>>5535604 >A lowly hedge knight such as Sir Neil dan Marc could expect much worse than a steady occupation in service to a respectable house. Sir Andrei has done him a great favour here, attracting the interest of just such a Lord was the main reason he had begun attending tourneys at all. Becoming a sworn man of Lord Nikolai Andrei and the Andrei household would be a high honour. It would also mean remaining close to Lady Hewitt. [Humble] My man just wants land to call his own, there are worse places to settle with less friendly faces about.
>>5535516 Workposting, this is my link. I hate all things boaty.
>>5535529 Only those with weak faith wouldn't trust the Angel to see us through this heathen hellscape safely.
Anonymous
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>>5535604 >Sir Andrei may have released Sir dan Marc for the purposes of this escort mission. But that mission is now complete, and. Sir Neil dan Marc will pledge himself to the aid of House Andrei through the winter, Sir Andrei would want that, but he will not pledge himself to a new Lord. In his heart, he still serves another. [Taciturn] verify
>>5534630 Anonymous
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>>5535604 >A lowly hedge knight such as Sir Neil dan Marc could expect much worse than a steady occupation in service to a respectable house. Sir Andrei has done him a great favour here, attracting the interest of just such a Lord was the main reason he had begun attending tourneys at all. Becoming a sworn man of Lord Nikolai Andrei and the Andrei household would be a high honour. It would also mean remaining close to Lady Hewitt. [Humble] V
>>5534546 Anonymous
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>>5535604 >A lowly hedge knight such as Sir Neil dan Marc could expect much worse than a steady occupation in service to a respectable house. Sir Andrei has done him a great favour here, attracting the interest of just such a Lord was the main reason he had begun attending tourneys at all. Becoming a sworn man of Lord Nikolai Andrei and the Andrei household would be a high honour. It would also mean remaining close to Lady Hewitt. [Humble] Sounds like a fitting 'end' for Neil. A steady job, a good lord to serve, perhaps a nice wedding down the line.
>>5535393 Verification.
Anonymous
>>5535604 >3 hours late for the verification vote AGAIN I don't understand how you guys do it. I check /qst/ for the new StV perhaps every third day - that is to say whenever i remember to - and that's rarely enough to catch it live.
There has to be a trick to this, right? How do you guys manage to be this early?
Anyway here's my vote just in case it counts
>A lowly hedge knight such as Sir Neil dan Marc could expect much worse than a steady occupation in service to a respectable house. Sir Andrei has done him a great favour here, attracting the interest of just such a Lord was the main reason he had begun attending tourneys at all. Becoming a sworn man of Lord Nikolai Andrei and the Andrei household would be a high honour. It would also mean remaining close to Lady Hewitt. [Humble] Anonymous
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>>5535649 Sounds like you have what we in the business call 'a skill issue'. I'd recommend rectifying this before the next thread.
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>>5535604 >>A lowly hedge knight such as Sir Neil dan Marc could expect much worse than a steady occupation in service to a respectable house. Sir Andrei has done him a great favour here, attracting the interest of just such a Lord was the main reason he had begun attending tourneys at all. Becoming a sworn man of Lord Nikolai Andrei and the Andrei household would be a high honour. It would also mean remaining close to Lady Hewitt. [Humble] He deserves a stable life man, that's all he wants.
>>5534530 Linking back
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>>5535649 >How do you guys manage to be this early? Participate in enough quests to need to keep refreshing the catalog.
>There has to be a trick to this, right? The other thing is to swap the catalog to last reply from bump order, and permanently being online.
Another thing you could do is set an alarm for each day to refresh the catalog or set push notifications on twitter so you get an email when Forgotten tweets things.
Anonymous
>>5535604 >A lowly hedge knight such as Sir Neil dan Marc could expect much worse than a steady occupation in service to a respectable house. Sir Andrei has done him a great favour here, attracting the interest of just such a Lord was the main reason he had begun attending tourneys at all. Becoming a sworn man of Lord Nikolai Andrei and the Andrei household would be a high honour. It would also mean remaining close to Lady Hewitt. [Humble] Sir Neil lights a candle for Emile that night, and thanks the Almighty for putting him on Emile's path on what seems a lifetime ago.
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>>5535607 Sure thing, man. It's a heraldic tiger aka tygre or tyger. The story behind is pretty simple - it's how someone who's never seen a tiger might think it looks after hearing a description. Could have something to do with a Cantónian's idea of Cathagi beasts.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tyger_(heraldry) >>5535649 >>>3 hours late for the verification vote AGAIN >I don't understand how you guys do it. I opened Twitter to check on the five or so accounts I follow and saw that Forgotten had posted. Just my luck this time.
>>5535604 >A lowly hedge knight such as Sir Neil dan Marc could expect much worse than a steady occupation in service to a respectable house. Sir Andrei has done him a great favour here, attracting the interest of just such a Lord was the main reason he had begun attending tourneys at all. Becoming a sworn man of Lord Nikolai Andrei and the Andrei household would be a high honour. It would also mean remaining close to Lady Hewitt. [Humble] House Andrei can use every good man and Neil will have opportunities there. He may be the difference between a triumph and a falling for the Houses he would pledge to. The time for adventures will come once more sooner or later.
>>5535561 Me. If my IP ever changes, I'll revalidate with another piece of gear and knightly verse.
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>>5535649 Check the twitter for an announce date.
Check QTG for an announce date.
Autistically pay attention around the start date.
Get in once thats done.
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On an unrelated note: Does any anon on here happen to have access to/know how to get ahold of an
uberduck.ai account? I want to deepfake my shitty Without me StV parody but i refuse to pay 25$/moth for the priviledge.
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>>5535604 >Having accompanied Sir Andrei on his vigils in both Pascae and Motte-Fallavon, the idea of completing his own trek to the final vigil in Cathagi has been weighing on Sir dan Marc’s mind. Perhaps he could even re-enlist himself in Sir Andrei’s service, should the knight have need of him there. [Idealist] No regrets he can join house later on.
>>5534333 v
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>>5535604 >Sir Andrei may have released Sir dan Marc for the purposes of this escort mission. But that mission is now complete, and. Sir Neil dan Marc will pledge himself to the aid of House Andrei through the winter, Sir Andrei would want that, but he will not pledge himself to a new Lord. In his heart, he still serves another. [Taciturn] I want the man with us, he was always a MVP. But I won't be unhappy if he gets landed by our Father. He deserves it.
>>5534322 My post
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Y'know I'm pretty sure humble and taciturn achieve the same effective result but taciturn leaves future service to Emille on the table since I'm pretty sure Dan is going to take to it loyally if he gets properly employed here. I'd change but honestly I would be happy seeing Dan settle down with Maria and taciturn doesn't really have that same pursuit in the wording & after what he did for us in Fallavon & Pascae I consider any debt well and truly settled.
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>>5535604 >>A lowly hedge knight such as Sir Neil dan Marc could expect much worse than a steady occupation in service to a respectable house. Sir Andrei has done him a great favour here, attracting the interest of just such a Lord was the main reason he had begun attending tourneys at all. Becoming a sworn man of Lord Nikolai Andrei and the Andrei household would be a high honour. It would also mean remaining close to Lady Hewitt. [Humble] >>5534318 Anonymous
>>5535604 >>A lowly hedge knight such as Sir Neil dan Marc could expect much worse than a steady occupation in service to a respectable house. Sir Andrei has done him a great favour here, attracting the interest of just such a Lord was the main reason he had begun attending tourneys at all. Becoming a sworn man of Lord Nikolai Andrei and the Andrei household would be a high honour. It would also mean remaining close to Lady Hewitt. [Humble] Service well deserved and a good sword arm. House Andrei will be better off for it. And i'm sure if we called, Sir Neil will be one of the first to answer.
Curiously forgotten, what would the 2nd entail? After the winter he remains at Castle Andrei until such time we return?
me
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>>5535715 I imagine when we get back to Canton he would enter our service again.
Anonymous
>>5535604 >A lowly hedge knight such as Sir Neil dan Marc could expect much worse than a steady occupation in service to a respectable house. Sir Andrei has done him a great favour here, attracting the interest of just such a Lord was the main reason he had begun attending tourneys at all. Becoming a sworn man of Lord Nikolai Andrei and the Andrei household would be a high honour. It would also mean remaining close to Lady Hewitt. [Humble] Sir dan Marc deserves this. We were the catalyst for this good fortune, so I don't see why he wouldn't come at our call.
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>>5535741 >>5534531 Always forget my V-card.
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>>5535604 >A lowly hedge knight such as Sir Neil dan Marc could expect much worse than a steady occupation in service to a respectable house. Sir Andrei has done him a great favour here, attracting the interest of just such a Lord was the main reason he had begun attending tourneys at all. Becoming a sworn man of Lord Nikolai Andrei and the Andrei household would be a high honour. It would also mean remaining close to Lady Hewitt. [Humble] >>5535348 Here's my V
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>>5535604 >>Sir Andrei may have released Sir dan Marc for the purposes of this escort mission. But that mission is now complete, and. Sir Neil dan Marc will pledge himself to the aid of House Andrei through the winter, Sir Andrei would want that, but he will not pledge himself to a new Lord. In his heart, he still serves another. [Taciturn] >>5534497 Me
Anonymous
>>5535604 >Sir Andrei may have released Sir dan Marc for the purposes of this escort mission. But that mission is now complete, and. Sir Neil dan Marc will pledge himself to the aid of House Andrei through the winter, Sir Andrei would want that, but he will not pledge himself to a new Lord. In his heart, he still serves another. [Taciturn] I'm voting for this because while it would be nice for Neil to settle down here and get closer to Lady Hewitt, we do still want companions in our retinue in the future. Jess and Mikhail are bound to us for good, but Sir Rousseau will be leaving with the pilgrims once the pilgrimage is finished, and Rabe, Gilbern, and others are by no means guaranteed to always be by our side. A Sworn Man is sworn to us, and Neil dan Marc has shown that he is absolutely worthy of being kept around.
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>>5535604 >A lowly hedge knight such as Sir Neil dan Marc could expect much worse than a steady occupation in service to a respectable house. Sir Andrei has done him a great favour here, attracting the interest of just such a Lord was the main reason he had begun attending tourneys at all. Becoming a sworn man of Lord Nikolai Andrei and the Andrei household would be a high honour. It would also mean remaining close to Lady Hewitt. [Humble] >>5534329 Verification
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>>5535604 >A lowly hedge knight such as Sir Neil dan Marc could expect much worse than a steady occupation in service to a respectable house. Sir Andrei has done him a great favour here, attracting the interest of just such a Lord was the main reason he had begun attending tourneys at all. Becoming a sworn man of Lord Nikolai Andrei and the Andrei household would be a high honour. It would also mean remaining close to Lady Hewitt. [Humble] A well earned reward
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>>5535341 Fuck, that’s a pretty good drawing anon
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>>5535659 I know it's several hours later but I forgot to link back
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>>5535604 >Sir Andrei may have released Sir dan Marc for the purposes of this escort mission. But that mission is now complete, and. Sir Neil dan Marc will pledge himself to the aid of House Andrei through the winter, Sir Andrei would want that, but he will not pledge himself to a new Lord. In his heart, he still serves another. [Taciturn] Verification
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>>5535604 >>A lowly hedge knight such as Sir Neil dan Marc could expect much worse than a steady occupation in service to a respectable house. Sir Andrei has done him a great favour here, attracting the interest of just such a Lord was the main reason he had begun attending tourneys at all. Becoming a sworn man of Lord Nikolai Andrei and the Andrei household would be a high honour. It would also mean remaining close to Lady Hewitt. [Humble] ye
>>5534750 meme
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>>5535604 >A lowly hedge knight such as Sir Neil dan Marc could expect much worse than a steady occupation in service to a respectable house. Sir Andrei has done him a great favour here, attracting the interest of just such a Lord was the main reason he had begun attending tourneys at all. Becoming a sworn man of Lord Nikolai Andrei and the Andrei household would be a high honour. It would also mean remaining close to Lady Hewitt. [Humble] >>5535153 Me
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>>5535649 lmao i caught and i only checked once this month
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>>5535604 >A lowly hedge knight such as Sir Neil dan Marc could expect much worse than a steady occupation in service to a respectable house. Sir Andrei has done him a great favour here, attracting the interest of just such a Lord was the main reason he had begun attending tourneys at all. Becoming a sworn man of Lord Nikolai Andrei and the Andrei household would be a high honour. It would also mean remaining close to Lady Hewitt. [Humble] This is a happy ending. There are so few of those in this world. Plus, Hewitt retiring as a landed knight opens up a spot in our merry band of travelers. I wonder who we will recruit from the Dragon's Guard!
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>>5535604 >A lowly hedge knight such as Sir Neil dan Marc could expect much worse than a steady occupation in service to a respectable house. Sir Andrei has done him a great favour here, attracting the interest of just such a Lord was the main reason he had begun attending tourneys at all. Becoming a sworn man of Lord Nikolai Andrei and the Andrei household would be a high honour. It would also mean remaining close to Lady Hewitt. [Humble] Anonymous
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>>5535604 >A lowly hedge knight such as Sir Neil dan Marc could expect much worse than a steady occupation in service to a respectable house. Sir Andrei has done him a great favour here, attracting the interest of just such a Lord was the main reason he had begun attending tourneys at all. Becoming a sworn man of Lord Nikolai Andrei and the Andrei household would be a high honour. It would also mean remaining close to Lady Hewitt. [Humble] The good ending
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>>5536161 Oh boy I hope we can learn either Shieldmaster or some unarmed fighting style.
Why you ask? Because Captain Canton.
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>>5535604 >>A lowly hedge knight such as Sir Neil dan Marc could expect much worse than a steady occupation in service to a respectable house. Sir Andrei has done him a great favour here, attracting the interest of just such a Lord was the main reason he had begun attending tourneys at all. Becoming a sworn man of Lord Nikolai Andrei and the Andrei household would be a high honour. It would also mean remaining close to Lady Hewitt. [Humble] At least one of us should have a happy ending. We will miss his companionship on the road but our house will be the stronger for it.
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>>5535604 >>A lowly hedge knight such as Sir Neil dan Marc could expect much worse than a steady occupation in service to a respectable house. Sir Andrei has done him a great favour here, attracting the interest of just such a Lord was the main reason he had begun attending tourneys at all. Becoming a sworn man of Lord Nikolai Andrei and the Andrei household would be a high honour. It would also mean remaining close to Lady Hewitt. [Humble] >>5534745 Anonymous
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>>5535604 >>A lowly hedge knight such as Sir Neil dan Marc could expect much worse than a steady occupation in service to a respectable house. Sir Andrei has done him a great favour here, attracting the interest of just such a Lord was the main reason he had begun attending tourneys at all. Becoming a sworn man of Lord Nikolai Andrei and the Andrei household would be a high honour. It would also mean remaining close to Lady Hewitt. [Humble] Anonymous
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>>5535604 >A lowly hedge knight such as Sir Neil dan Marc could expect much worse than a steady occupation in service to a respectable house. Sir Andrei has done him a great favour here, attracting the interest of just such a Lord was the main reason he had begun attending tourneys at all. Becoming a sworn man of Lord Nikolai Andrei and the Andrei household would be a high honor. It would also mean remaining close to Lady Hewitt. [Humble] I would prefer if our house had a man who is a competent fighter and one whom we trust.
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>>5535150 >Sir Andrei may have released Sir dan Marc for the purposes of this escort mission. But that mission is now complete, and. Sir Neil dan Marc will pledge himself to the aid of House Andrei through the winter, Sir Andrei would want that, but he will not pledge himself to a new Lord. In his heart, he still serves another. [Taciturn] As much as I would like the boy to get a comfortable ending, I can't imagine him leaving Emile's service. Even if it's to his liege's family.
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>>5535599 >n his three days at Castle Andrei, Sir dan Marc had not once seen the Lady Hewitt again since delivering her here safely I've read enough Thomas Mallory to know where this is leading..
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>>5535604 >A lowly hedge knight such as Sir Neil dan Marc could expect much worse than a steady occupation in service to a respectable house. Sir Andrei has done him a great favour here, attracting the interest of just such a Lord was the main reason he had begun attending tourneys at all. Becoming a sworn man of Lord Nikolai Andrei and the Andrei household would be a high honour. It would also mean remaining close to Lady Hewitt. [Humble] >>5534357 Me phone posting
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>>5535604 >A lowly hedge knight such as Sir Neil dan Marc could expect much worse than a steady occupation in service to a respectable house. Sir Andrei has done him a great favour here, attracting the interest of just such a Lord was the main reason he had begun attending tourneys at all. Becoming a sworn man of Lord Nikolai Andrei and the Andrei household would be a high honour. It would also mean remaining close to Lady Hewitt. [Humble] Love to see Dan Marc moving up in the world, and the family interactions which are hilarous as always.
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Update incoming.
While I won't count the latecomer votes for the count of this particular vote, I'll happily consider these their verification votes for the purpose of the thread going forwards with the cut-off being here.
Might I say, I'm very chuffed to see anons voting for what is arguably the best path forward for Sir dan Marc despite being present with other options that would both also be in character but most certainly more personally beneficial to the MC.
>>5536161 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PTZgxW_3LIQ&ab_channel=Dxrk%E3%83%80%E3%83%BC%E3%82%AF Immediately thought of this. Shine on, crazy meme diamond.
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>SELECTED: A lowly hedge knight such as Sir Neil dan Marc could expect much worse than a steady occupation in service to a respectable house. Sir Andrei has done him a great favour here, attracting the interest of just such a Lord was the main reason he had begun attending tourneys at all. Becoming a sworn man of Lord Nikolai Andrei and the Andrei household would be a high honour. It would also mean remaining close to Lady Hewitt. [Humble] <span class="mu-s">Tunegan, 13th Day of Kostrimun, 883 A.C.E. – Late Evening - Nova Cathagi, The Coy Siren</span>
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ya3MCYeGXCQ&ab_channel=VariousArtists-Topic – Last Night on the Coy SirenThe last night abo the Coy Siren is a lively one, the entire crew and complement of pilgrims is gathered in a cheery farewell feast above deck. At sea, absent a starry night and open fire, the deck should be in virtual darkness. But such is the torchlight emanating from the City and beacon fires on the bay that the whole harbour is ably illuminated.
The festive air with the crew and passengers is heavy with relief at their safe arrival and shared laughter over hardships faced and journey’s weathered. Both parties look towards tomorrow with anticipation, although the material eagerness of the sailor’s shore leave pales in comparison to the rippling fervour of the pilgrim’s at tomorrow’s disembarkment and trek to the final site of their long pilgrimage. Still, the two groups mix freely, trading mementos along with stories and are in general quite companionable of good cheer. Very good cheer as it happens, once the last reserves of the grog and even a cache of spiced wine is doled out for all present. You would have assumed that Captain Alfonso Verdicci would have taken issue with the deteriorating lapse in discipline, but in fact he encourages it.
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<span class="mu-i">“Bad luck not to celebrate a successful voyage together. And I would rather the men be free tonight rather than <span class="mu-g">strafare</span> themselves ashore tomorrow.”</span> When asked why, the Captain explains that slavers in the form of mantakers and local gangs can turn a quick coin on the misfortunes of the unwary. Being robbed blind or swindled by the locals is a standard risk at any port, but apparently in these southern waters a drunken sailor separated from his mates one night on shore leave might easily find himself a galley slave by the next morning if the right hands are not greased. <span class="mu-i">“The practice is heavily discouraged by Merchanta dictat, bad for trade, but discouraged does not mean forbidden. “</span>
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:dzI1+oUm Wed 18 Jan 2023 12:32:04 No. 5536748 Report [3/3]>“I’ve dabbled in mercenary work enough to know it is not for me. But please do call on me when you are next in Cathagi on your return trip, I would love to hear your stories of these far off lands.” You have enjoyed the company of the exotic foreign Captain, but you’ll not pledge yourself to any future promises here and now. You have commitments enough as is and, if some need or offer should arise in the future, you will make your decision on whether to involve yourself then. [Haughty] >“We understand each other, and part as friends. If the cause is just, I won’t rule out another professional engagement. Perhaps, when we next meet, we could talk both as friends and business partners, Almighty willing.” No amount of coin could convince you to draw your blade in a dishonourable cause, but the Captain pays well and has been open enough with you in the end. Down the line, when you have funds worth the bidding, this could easily lead to a mutually beneficial arrangement in his trade stakes. A valuable investment indeed. [Hearty] >“Godless heathen that you are, I will still offer the Almighty a prayer for your safe travels. As for your offer, no knight worth the name would turn down a friend in need. If you call, I will answer.” You’ve no inclination to look at a more professional engagement like in Langland, but you make it clear that you will assist the Captain should he require your aid. And jest aside, you have been pleased to see the Captain present for the latest mass even if he was not an active participant. [Idealist]
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>>5536748 >“We understand each other, and part as friends. If the cause is just, I won’t rule out another professional engagement. Perhaps, when we next meet, we could talk both as friends and business partners, Almighty willing.” No amount of coin could convince you to draw your blade in a dishonourable cause, but the Captain pays well and has been open enough with you in the end. Down the line, when you have funds worth the bidding, this could easily lead to a mutually beneficial arrangement in his trade stakes. A valuable investment indeed. [Hearty]
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>>5536748 >>“We understand each other, and part as friends. If the cause is just, I won’t rule out another professional engagement. Perhaps, when we next meet, we could talk both as friends and business partners, Almighty willing.” No amount of coin could convince you to draw your blade in a dishonourable cause, but the Captain pays well and has been open enough with you in the end. Down the line, when you have funds worth the bidding, this could easily lead to a mutually beneficial arrangement in his trade stakes. A valuable investment indeed. [Hearty] >>5535521 me
(glad to see you back forgotten, hope you enjoyed your holidays)
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>>5536748 >“Godless heathen that you are, I will still offer the Almighty a prayer for your safe travels. As for your offer, no knight worth the name would turn down a friend in need. If you call, I will answer.” You’ve no inclination to look at a more professional engagement like in Langland, but you make it clear that you will assist the Captain should he require your aid. And jest aside, you have been pleased to see the Captain present for the latest mass even if he was not an active participant. [Idealist] It should be very clear from our tone here that we don't think less of our friend for being a godlet. Emile may be a haughty zealot, but he's clearly pretty open minded when it comes to passive heathenry (the Fae comes to mind). My headcanon is that he thinks of paganism as a kind of mental disability.
>To be fair, you need a very high IQ to understand the Book of Brothers >>5535627 Moi
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>>5536748 >“We understand each other, and part as friends. If the cause is just, I won’t rule out another professional engagement. Perhaps, when we next meet, we could talk both as friends and business partners, Almighty willing.” No amount of coin could convince you to draw your blade in a dishonourable cause, but the Captain pays well and has been open enough with you in the end. Down the line, when you have funds worth the bidding, this could easily lead to a mutually beneficial arrangement in his trade stakes. A valuable investment indeed. [Hearty] Well now I'm curious about Anza Anka now AND WE JUST GOT HERE, hopfully with the captain as a friend and contact we'll have a viable to/from Canton for trade caravans in the future regardless of if we stay here for long or not.
So long captain, my friend until we meet again.
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>“Godless heathen that you are, I will still offer the Almighty a prayer for your safe travels. As for your offer, no knight worth the name would turn down a friend in need. If you call, I will answer.” You’ve no inclination to look at a more professional engagement like in Langland, but you make it clear that you will assist the Captain should he require your aid. And jest aside, you have been pleased to see the Captain present for the latest mass even if he was not an active participant. [Idealist] >>5534789 me
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>>5536748 >“Godless heathen that you are, I will still offer the Almighty a prayer for your safe travels. As for your offer, no knight worth the name would turn down a friend in need. If you call, I will answer.” You’ve no inclination to look at a more professional engagement like in Langland, but you make it clear that you will assist the Captain should he require your aid. And jest aside, you have been pleased to see the Captain present for the latest mass even if he was not an active participant. [Idealist] >>5534789 me
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>>5536748 >“Godless heathen that you are, I will still offer the Almighty a prayer for your safe travels. As for your offer, no knight worth the name would turn down a friend in need. If you call, I will answer.” You’ve no inclination to look at a more professional engagement like in Langland, but you make it clear that you will assist the Captain should he require your aid. And jest aside, you have been pleased to see the Captain present for the latest mass even if he was not an active participant. [Idealist] >>5534527 Anonymous
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>>5536748 >>5534531 >“Godless heathen that you are, I will still offer the Almighty a prayer for your safe travels. As for your offer, no knight worth the name would turn down a friend in need. If you call, I will answer.” You’ve no inclination to look at a more professional engagement like in Langland, but you make it clear that you will assist the Captain should he require your aid. And jest aside, you have been pleased to see the Captain present for the latest mass even if he was not an active participant. [Idealist] Regardless of the option that wins, I would still like to offer him a letter of introduction to the Andrei/Vidra family for shipping/trade work. I'm certain our family and us will have plenty of use for a friendly, free captain.
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>>5536748 >“Godless heathen that you are, I will still offer the Almighty a prayer for your safe travels. As for your offer, no knight worth the name would turn down a friend in need. If you call, I will answer.” You’ve no inclination to look at a more professional engagement like in Langland, but you make it clear that you will assist the Captain should he require your aid. And jest aside, you have been pleased to see the Captain present for the latest mass even if he was not an active participant. [Idealist] >>> vp:
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>>5536748 >>“I’ve dabbled in mercenary work enough to know it is not for me. But please do call on me when you are next in Cathagi on your return trip, I would love to hear your stories of these far off lands.” You have enjoyed the company of the exotic foreign Captain, but you’ll not pledge yourself to any future promises here and now. You have commitments enough as is and, if some need or offer should arise in the future, you will make your decision on whether to involve yourself then. [Haughty] >>5534318 Anonymous
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>>5536748 >“We understand each other, and part as friends. If the cause is just, I won’t rule out another professional engagement. Perhaps, when we next meet, we could talk both as friends and business partners, Almighty willing.” No amount of coin could convince you to draw your blade in a dishonourable cause, but the Captain pays well and has been open enough with you in the end. Down the line, when you have funds worth the bidding, this could easily lead to a mutually beneficial arrangement in his trade stakes. A valuable investment indeed. [Hearty >>5534668 My v post
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>>5536748 >“We understand each other, and part as friends. If the cause is just, I won’t rule out another professional engagement. Perhaps, when we next meet, we could talk both as friends and business partners, Almighty willing.” No amount of coin could convince you to draw your blade in a dishonourable cause, but the Captain pays well and has been open enough with you in the end. Down the line, when you have funds worth the bidding, this could easily lead to a mutually beneficial arrangement in his trade stakes. A valuable investment indeed. [Hearty] I liked to think that the good captain has left Emile with a better opinion on Langland merchants. Somewhat strange people with stranger traditions, but there are good souls among them.
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>>5536748 >>“We understand each other, and part as friends. If the cause is just, I won’t rule out another professional engagement. Perhaps, when we next meet, we could talk both as friends and business partners, Almighty willing.” No amount of coin could convince you to draw your blade in a dishonourable cause, but the Captain pays well and has been open enough with you in the end. Down the line, when you have funds worth the bidding, this could easily lead to a mutually beneficial arrangement in his trade stakes. A valuable investment indeed. [Hearty] me
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>>5536748 >“Godless heathen that you are, I will still offer the Almighty a prayer for your safe travels. As for your offer, no knight worth the name would turn down a friend in need. If you call, I will answer.” You’ve no inclination to look at a more professional engagement like in Langland, but you make it clear that you will assist the Captain should he require your aid. And jest aside, you have been pleased to see the Captain present for the latest mass even if he was not an active participant. [Idealist] verify
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>>5536748 >>“Godless heathen that you are, I will still offer the Almighty a prayer for your safe travels. As for your offer, no knight worth the name would turn down a friend in need. If you call, I will answer.” You’ve no inclination to look at a more professional engagement like in Langland, but you make it clear that you will assist the Captain should he require your aid. And jest aside, you have been pleased to see the Captain present for the latest mass even if he was not an active participant. [Idealist] >>5535511 me
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>>5536748 >>“Godless heathen that you are, I will still offer the Almighty a prayer for your safe travels. As for your offer, no knight worth the name would turn down a friend in need. If you call, I will answer.” You’ve no inclination to look at a more professional engagement like in Langland, but you make it clear that you will assist the Captain should he require your aid. And jest aside, you have been pleased to see the Captain present for the latest mass even if he was not an active participant. [Idealist] >>5535491 Me.
I wonder how many people we’ll kill in this city.
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>>5536748 >>“Godless heathen that you are, I will still offer the Almighty a prayer for your safe travels. As for your offer, no knight worth the name would turn down a friend in need. If you call, I will answer.” You’ve no inclination to look at a more professional engagement like in Langland, but you make it clear that you will assist the Captain should he require your aid. And jest aside, you have been pleased to see the Captain present for the latest mass even if he was not an active participant. [Idealist] >>5534530 Me
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>>5534310 Fuck did I miss the verification again?
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>>5536748 >We understand each other, and part as friends. If the cause is just, I won’t rule out another professional engagement. Perhaps, when we next meet, we could talk both as friends and business partners, Almighty willing.” No amount of coin could convince you to draw your blade in a dishonourable cause, but the Captain pays well and has been open enough with you in the end. Down the line, when you have funds worth the bidding, this could easily lead to a mutually beneficial arrangement in his trade stakes. A valuable investment indeed. [Hearty] >>5534425 verification Anonymous
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>>5536748 >>“Godless heathen that you are, I will still offer the Almighty a prayer for your safe travels. As for your offer, no knight worth the name would turn down a friend in need. If you call, I will answer.” You’ve no inclination to look at a more professional engagement like in Langland, but you make it clear that you will assist the Captain should he require your aid. And jest aside, you have been pleased to see the Captain present for the latest mass even if he was not an active participant. [Idealist] >>5534333 V. He isn't step dad he is a dad that stepped up.
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>>5536748 >“We understand each other, and part as friends. If the cause is just, I won’t rule out another professional engagement. Perhaps, when we next meet, we could talk both as friends and business partners, Almighty willing.” No amount of coin could convince you to draw your blade in a dishonourable cause, but the Captain pays well and has been open enough with you in the end. Down the line, when you have funds worth the bidding, this could easily lead to a mutually beneficial arrangement in his trade stakes. A valuable investment indeed. [Hearty] de captain is a pretty chill boi, and monars are pretty cash
>>5535348 Theres me
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>>5536748 >“Godless heathen that you are, I will still offer the Almighty a prayer for your safe travels. As for your offer, no knight worth the name would turn down a friend in need. If you call, I will answer.” You’ve no inclination to look at a more professional engagement like in Langland, but you make it clear that you will assist the Captain should he require your aid. And jest aside, you have been pleased to see the Captain present for the latest mass even if he was not an active participant. [Idealist] V:
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>>5536748 >>“Godless heathen that you are, I will still offer the Almighty a prayer for your safe travels. As for your offer, no knight worth the name would turn down a friend in need. If you call, I will answer.” You’ve no inclination to look at a more professional engagement like in Langland, but you make it clear that you will assist the Captain should he require your aid. And jest aside, you have been pleased to see the Captain present for the latest mass even if he was not an active participant. [Idealist] >>5534745 Anonymous
>>5536748 >>“Godless heathen that you are, I will still offer the Almighty a prayer for your safe travels. As for your offer, no knight worth the name would turn down a friend in need. If you call, I will answer.” You’ve no inclination to look at a more professional engagement like in Langland, but you make it clear that you will assist the Captain should he require your aid. And jest aside, you have been pleased to see the Captain present for the latest mass even if he was not an active participant. [Idealist] ye
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>a furred fruit of some sort that resembles an overly large cherry >The fruit is furred, and resembles some sort of large cherry >The furred fruit, resembling some sort of large cherry, rests forgotten in your palm what did he mean by this?
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>>5536748 >“We understand each other, and part as friends. If the cause is just, I won’t rule out another professional engagement. Perhaps, when we next meet, we could talk both as friends and business partners, Almighty willing.” No amount of coin could convince you to draw your blade in a dishonourable cause, but the Captain pays well and has been open enough with you in the end. Down the line, when you have funds worth the bidding, this could easily lead to a mutually beneficial arrangement in his trade stakes. A valuable investment indeed. [Hearty] Would love to invest in his trade operations at some point…
He could also be a useful source of information…
Or he could aid us in our future crusade against the undead!
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>>5536748 >“We understand each other, and part as friends. If the cause is just, I won’t rule out another professional engagement. Perhaps, when we next meet, we could talk both as friends and business partners, Almighty willing.” No amount of coin could convince you to draw your blade in a dishonourable cause, but the Captain pays well and has been open enough with you in the end. Down the line, when you have funds worth the bidding, this could easily lead to a mutually beneficial arrangement in his trade stakes. A valuable investment indeed. [Hearty] >>5535546 me
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>>5536748 >“We understand each other, and part as friends. If the cause is just, I won’t rule out another professional engagement. Perhaps, when we next meet, we could talk both as friends and business partners, Almighty willing.” No amount of coin could convince you to draw your blade in a dishonourable cause, but the Captain pays well and has been open enough with you in the end. Down the line, when you have funds worth the bidding, this could easily lead to a mutually beneficial arrangement in his trade stakes. A valuable investment indeed. [Hearty] The Captain is a real G and a man after our own heart.
>>5537228 >Or he could aid us in our future crusade against the undead! We have a real knigga here
>>5534322 My post
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>>5536748 >“We understand each other, and part as friends. If the cause is just, I won’t rule out another professional engagement. Perhaps, when we next meet, we could talk both as friends and business partners, Almighty willing.” No amount of coin could convince you to draw your blade in a dishonourable cause, but the Captain pays well and has been open enough with you in the end. Down the line, when you have funds worth the bidding, this could easily lead to a mutually beneficial arrangement in his trade stakes. A valuable investment indeed. [Hearty] I am me.
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>>5536748 >“We understand each other, and part as friends. If the cause is just, I won’t rule out another professional engagement. Perhaps, when we next meet, we could talk both as friends and business partners, Almighty willing.” No amount of coin could convince you to draw your blade in a dishonourable cause, but the Captain pays well and has been open enough with you in the end. Down the line, when you have funds worth the bidding, this could easily lead to a mutually beneficial arrangement in his trade stakes. A valuable investment indeed. [Hearty] Can we still call him a godless heathen though?
>>5534554 Verification
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>>5536748 >“We understand each other, and part as friends. If the cause is just, I won’t rule out another professional engagement. Perhaps, when we next meet, we could talk both as friends and business partners, Almighty willing.” No amount of coin could convince you to draw your blade in a dishonourable cause, but the Captain pays well and has been open enough with you in the end. Down the line, when you have funds worth the bidding, this could easily lead to a mutually beneficial arrangement in his trade stakes. A valuable investment indeed. [Hearty] >>5534477 check 'em
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>>5537220 He's not quite decided yet whether he likes the taste.
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>>5536748 >>“We understand each other, and part as friends. If the cause is just, I won’t rule out another professional engagement. Perhaps, when we next meet, we could talk both as friends and business partners, Almighty willing.” No amount of coin could convince you to draw your blade in a dishonourable cause, but the Captain pays well and has been open enough with you in the end. Down the line, when you have funds worth the bidding, this could easily lead to a mutually beneficial arrangement in his trade stakes. A valuable investment indeed. [Hearty] me
>>5535086 >>5537220 Should be a rambutan.
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>>5536748 >>“Godless heathen that you are, I will still offer the Almighty a prayer for your safe travels. As for your offer, no knight worth the name would turn down a friend in need. If you call, I will answer.” You’ve no inclination to look at a more professional engagement like in Langland, but you make it clear that you will assist the Captain should he require your aid. And jest aside, you have been pleased to see the Captain present for the latest mass even if he was not an active participant. [Idealist] Anonymous
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>>5536748 >>“We understand each other, and part as friends. If the cause is just, I won’t rule out another professional engagement. Perhaps, when we next meet, we could talk both as friends and business partners, Almighty willing.” No amount of coin could convince you to draw your blade in a dishonourable cause, but the Captain pays well and has been open enough with you in the end. Down the line, when you have funds worth the bidding, this could easily lead to a mutually beneficial arrangement in his trade stakes. A valuable investment indeed. [Hearty] Anonymous
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>>5536748 >“We understand each other, and part as friends. If the cause is just, I won’t rule out another professional engagement. Perhaps, when we next meet, we could talk both as friends and business partners, Almighty willing.” No amount of coin could convince you to draw your blade in a dishonourable cause, but the Captain pays well and has been open enough with you in the end. Down the line, when you have funds worth the bidding, this could easily lead to a mutually beneficial arrangement in his trade stakes. A valuable investment indeed. [Hearty] More trade contracts to a floating Langland captain with no place to call home? Only good can come from him increasing trade with Romaine. Don't mind if we do
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>>5536748 >“Godless heathen that you are, I will still offer the Almighty a prayer for your safe travels. As for your offer, no knight worth the name would turn down a friend in need. If you call, I will answer.” You’ve no inclination to look at a more professional engagement like in Langland, but you make it clear that you will assist the Captain should he require your aid. And jest aside, you have been pleased to see the Captain present for the latest mass even if he was not an active participant. [Idealist] >>5534357 Me.
I'm disappointed we didn't get a proper description of the fruit. What kind of skin does it have? How big is it? What other fruits could it be compared to!? So many deep lore mysteries that will remain unsolved /s
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>>5536748 >“We understand each other, and part as friends. If the cause is just, I won’t rule out another professional engagement. Perhaps, when we next meet, we could talk both as friends and business partners, Almighty willing.” No amount of coin could convince you to draw your blade in a dishonourable cause, but the Captain pays well and has been open enough with you in the end. Down the line, when you have funds worth the bidding, this could easily lead to a mutually beneficial arrangement in his trade stakes. A valuable investment indeed. [Hearty] >>5535153 Me
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>SELECTED: “We understand each other, and part as friends. If the cause is just, I won’t rule out another professional engagement. Perhaps, when we next meet, we could talk both as friends and business partners, Almighty willing.” No amount of coin could convince you to draw your blade in a dishonourable cause, but the Captain pays well and has been open enough with you in the end. Down the line, when you have funds worth the bidding, this could easily lead to a mutually beneficial arrangement in his trade stakes. A valuable investment indeed. [Hearty]
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<span class="mu-i">“These folk are people first and foremost.”</span> Sister Ignatius, normally calm despite the regular spirited debates with her theological opponent, now shows a flicker of annoyance. <span class="mu-i">“I suspect that we will meet the good and bad among their number. Much like folk anywhere else, the best will have their failings and the worst their own worth. Salve Reginae.”</span>
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:dzI1+oUm Thu 19 Jan 2023 12:42:09 No. 5537877 Report [3/3]>“Cain qui crucem confregit, ora pro nobis…” An old song, in an old stylised Church dialect. The stories go that this was chanted by the conquering armies upon their victorious entry into the city during the Crusades Adamant centuries ago. [Idealist] >“Δεν φέρνω το σπαθί, αλλά τον Λόγο...” An ancient psalm, the majority of the pilgrims will only know the choral refrain. While the languages of Cathagi are much removed from their ancient roots, it is not impossible that some of the locals might recognise the lines. [Idealist] >“I call to mind the Prophet who shouted, ‘I am but earth and ash’…” A relatively modern and popular Cantônian psalm, sung in the local dialect. You remember, as a child, the sermons of the old priest Dimitar from the local that said this was your grandfather’s favourite. [Idealist]
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>>5537877 >>“Δεν φέρνω το σπαθί, αλλά τον Λόγο...” An ancient psalm, the majority of the pilgrims will only know the choral refrain. While the languages of Cathagi are much removed from their ancient roots, it is not impossible that some of the locals might recognise the lines. [Idealist] >>5534526 Anonymous
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>>5537877 >>“Δεν φέρνω το σπαθί, αλλά τον Λόγο...” An ancient psalm, the majority of the pilgrims will only know the choral refrain. While the languages of Cathagi are much removed from their ancient roots, it is not impossible that some of the locals might recognise the lines. [Idealist] >>5534750 ME
MY HEART KNOWS ONLY VIRTUE (AND OLD LANGUAGUES IT SEEMS)
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Ya'll gotta give me a break on this fruitgate business...
>>5536774 >To be fair, you need a very high IQ to understand the Book of Brothers I like this hot take. Even better if it's a reason to still consider himself on par with his arguably better educated sisters.
>>5537314 I mean yeah, why not. Certainly in character...
>>5537779 >that filename The shaman delivers again
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>>5537877 >“Δεν φέρνω το σπαθί, αλλά τον Λόγο...” An ancient psalm, the majority of the pilgrims will only know the choral refrain. While the languages of Cathagi are much removed from their ancient roots, it is not impossible that some of the locals might recognise the lines. [Idealist] This one carries the most weight. This is a momentous moment that in-universe took months to a year to accomplish since we made the decision and we are almost done. I'm sure that most of these pilgrims did not expect to make it here relatively unscathed. Surely they are blessed.
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>>5537884 The words we bring are our sword. And those words are "Mercy of the Mother".
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>>5537877 >“Cain qui crucem confregit, ora pro nobis…” An old song, in an old stylised Church dialect. The stories go that this was chanted by the conquering armies upon their victorious entry into the city during the Crusades Adamant centuries ago. [Idealist] >>5534527 Anonymous
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>>5537877 >“Δεν φέρνω το σπαθί, αλλά τον Λόγο...” An ancient psalm, the majority of the pilgrims will only know the choral refrain. While the languages of Cathagi are much removed from their ancient roots, it is not impossible that some of the locals might recognise the lines. [Idealist] >>5534875 Check
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>>5537877 >>“Δεν φέρνω το σπαθί, αλλά τον Λόγο...” An ancient psalm, the majority of the pilgrims will only know the choral refrain. While the languages of Cathagi are much removed from their ancient roots, it is not impossible that some of the locals might recognise the lines. [Idealist] First post in the thread. Also, nice seeing you again forgotten!
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>>5537877 >“Δεν φέρνω το σπαθί, αλλά τον Λόγο...” An ancient psalm, the majority of the pilgrims will only know the choral refrain. While the languages of Cathagi are much removed from their ancient roots, it is not impossible that some of the locals might recognise the lines. [Idealist] Verify
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>>5537877 >>“I call to mind the Prophet who shouted, ‘I am but earth and ash’…” A relatively modern and popular Cantônian psalm, sung in the local dialect. You remember, as a child, the sermons of the old priest Dimitar from the local that said this was your grandfather’s favourite. [Idealist] A nod to our grandfather, who made this treacherous journey far before us.
>>5534322 My post
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>>5537877 >>“Δεν φέρνω το σπαθί, αλλά τον Λόγο...” An ancient psalm, the majority of the pilgrims will only know the choral refrain. While the languages of Cathagi are much removed from their ancient roots, it is not impossible that some of the locals might recognise the lines. [Idealist] me:
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>>5537877 >Ο κύριος ξέρει ότι είμαι δίκαιος άνθρωπος... An old song about the fallibility of men and the temptations of sin, it reminds you of the tempestuous nature of your attraction to the lady Vancewell Anonymous
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>>5537904 >>5535471 Here is my verification
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>>5537877 >>5534531 >“Δεν φέρνω το σπαθί, αλλά τον Λόγο...” An ancient psalm, the majority of the pilgrims will only know the choral refrain. While the languages of Cathagi are much removed from their ancient roots, it is not impossible that some of the locals might recognise the lines. [Idealist] Anonymous
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>>5537877 >>“Δεν φέρνω το σπαθί, αλλά τον Λόγο...” An ancient psalm, the majority of the pilgrims will only know the choral refrain. While the languages of Cathagi are much removed from their ancient roots, it is not impossible that some of the locals might recognise the lines. [Idealist] Blessed are those who heed the word.
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Missed the chance for an anchor post for like 3rd thread in a row. The Almighty seems to think I am unworthy it seems, none the less, A Knight is Sworn to Valor.
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>>5537877 >“Δεν φέρνω το σπαθί, αλλά τον Λόγο...” An ancient psalm, the majority of the pilgrims will only know the choral refrain. While the languages of Cathagi are much removed from their ancient roots, it is not impossible that some of the locals might recognise the lines. [Idealist] >>5534668 My v posts d.
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>>5537877 >“Δεν φέρνω το σπαθί, αλλά τον Λόγο...” An ancient psalm, the majority of the pilgrims will only know the choral refrain. While the languages of Cathagi are much removed from their ancient roots, it is not impossible that some of the locals might recognise the lines. [Idealist] >>5534375 Anonymous
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>>5537922 In the same boat bro. Thanks for the nostalgia trip, I loved Dragonheart as a kid, didn't know that's were the code comes from!
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>>5537877 >“Δεν φέρνω το σπαθί, αλλά τον Λόγο...” An ancient psalm, the majority of the pilgrims will only know the choral refrain. While the languages of Cathagi are much removed from their ancient roots, it is not impossible that some of the locals might recognise the lines. [Idealist] V:
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>>5537877 >>“Δεν φέρνω το σπαθί, αλλά τον Λόγο...” An ancient psalm, the majority of the pilgrims will only know the choral refrain. While the languages of Cathagi are much removed from their ancient roots, it is not impossible that some of the locals might recognise the lines. [Idealist] >>5535511 Anonymous
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>>5537877 >>“Δεν φέρνω το σπαθί, αλλά τον Λόγο...” An ancient psalm, the majority of the pilgrims will only know the choral refrain. While the languages of Cathagi are much removed from their ancient roots, it is not impossible that some of the locals might recognise the lines. [Idealist] >>5534333 V. Listen heathens!
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> growing number of faithful under Towbray's sway > Towbray calling Emile "Living Saint" I'm sure this will not have ramifications down the line...
>>5537877 >“Δεν φέρνω το σπαθί, αλλά τον Λόγο...” An ancient psalm, the majority of the pilgrims will only know the choral refrain. While the languages of Cathagi are much removed from their ancient roots, it is not impossible that some of the locals might recognise the lines. [Idealist] The first psalm might put the group under a very bad light if someone knows the deeper meaning. The third is nice as a nod to Emile's grandfather and relatively safe, but a tad boring. This one strikes a good balance between audacious and sensible.
>>5535393 Witness me!
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>>5537877 >“I call to mind the Prophet who shouted, ‘I am but earth and ash’…” A relatively modern and popular Cantônian psalm, sung in the local dialect. You remember, as a child, the sermons of the old priest Dimitar from the local that said this was your grandfather’s favourite. [Idealist] >>5534566 So are all the options Idealist for a reason or is Forgotten just tiredposting?
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>>5537877 >“Δεν φέρνω το σπαθί, αλλά τον Λόγο...” An ancient psalm, the majority of the pilgrims will only know the choral refrain. While the languages of Cathagi are much removed from their ancient roots, it is not impossible that some of the locals might recognise the lines. [Idealist] Curious that no slaves wear chains so far, I'm curious if that means Cathaggi have far more developed methods of control.
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>>5538076 Pretty sure they are all idealist because they reflect different key aspects of the ideals of the faith, the first is the very reclamist take that first crusade undertaken by Adam & Cain to free mankind and redeem the race of man. The second is very Adamite as it recalls there is a shared brotherhood in mankind as the children of God for all our differences & the third..... well I'm less sure on this one but it could very well be the expected humility of recognising we are a small part of creation or something.
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>>5538094 >Curious that no slaves wear chains so far, I'm curious if that means Cathaggi have far more developed methods of control. Or they're just smart enough to keep the chained ones out of sight. Don't go accepting any invitations that involve a boat, or basement.
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>>5538103 Might be the case though I'm somewhat doubtful, its feel like they wouldn't be doing that just to keep Cantonians happy.
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>>5537877 >>“Δεν φέρνω το σπαθί, αλλά τον Λόγο...” An ancient psalm, the majority of the pilgrims will only know the choral refrain. While the languages of Cathagi are much removed from their ancient roots, it is not impossible that some of the locals might recognise the lines. [Idealist] >>5534530 Me
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>>5537877 >“Δεν φέρνω το σπαθί, αλλά τον Λόγο...” An ancient psalm, the majority of the pilgrims will only know the choral refrain. While the languages of Cathagi are much removed from their ancient roots, it is not impossible that some of the locals might recognise the lines. [Idealist] When in Cathagi . . .
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>>5537877 >“Cain qui crucem confregit, ora pro nobis…” An old song, in an old stylised Church dialect. The stories go that this was chanted by the conquering armies upon their victorious entry into the city during the Crusades Adamant centuries ago. [Idealist] Sometimes the faith is spread by the sword, not by words
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>>5537877 >>“Δεν φέρνω το σπαθί, αλλά τον Λόγο...” An ancient psalm, the majority of the pilgrims will only know the choral refrain. While the languages of Cathagi are much removed from their ancient roots, it is not impossible that some of the locals might recognise the lines. [Idealist] >>5535521 me
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>>5537877 >“Cain qui crucem confregit, ora pro nobis…” An old song, in an old stylised Church dialect. The stories go that this was chanted by the conquering armies upon their victorious entry into the city during the Crusades Adamant centuries ago. [Idealist] Anonymous
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>>5537877 >“Δεν φέρνω το σπαθί, αλλά τον Λόγο...” An ancient psalm, the majority of the pilgrims will only know the choral refrain. While the languages of Cathagi are much removed from their ancient roots, it is not impossible that some of the locals might recognise the lines. [Idealist] >>5535348 We come in (mostly) peace!
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>>5537877 >>“Δεν φέρνω το σπαθί, αλλά τον Λόγο...” An ancient psalm, the majority of the pilgrims will only know the choral refrain. While the languages of Cathagi are much removed from their ancient roots, it is not impossible that some of the locals might recognise the lines. [Idealist] me
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>>5535150 Link back
>>5537877 >>“Δεν φέρνω το σπαθί, αλλά τον Λόγο...” An ancient psalm, the majority of the pilgrims will only know the choral refrain. While the languages of Cathagi are much removed from their ancient roots, it is not impossible that some of the locals might recognise the lines. [Idealist] Anonymous
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>>5537877 >“Δεν φέρνω το σπαθί, αλλά τον Λόγο...” An ancient psalm, the majority of the pilgrims will only know the choral refrain. While the languages of Cathagi are much removed from their ancient roots, it is not impossible that some of the locals might recognise the lines. [Idealist] Old is the city of the dragon, old will be the psalms we sing
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>>5537877 >>“Δεν φέρνω το σπαθί, αλλά τον Λόγο...” An ancient psalm, the majority of the pilgrims will only know the choral refrain. While the languages of Cathagi are much removed from their ancient roots, it is not impossible that some of the locals might recognise the lines. [Idealist] I dig it, the first one is maybe a little too aggressive considering when it was used?
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:dzI1+oUm Fri 20 Jan 2023 12:23:06 No. 5539003 Report >SELECTED: “Δεν φέρνω το σπαθί, αλλά τον Λόγο...” An ancient psalm, the majority of the pilgrims will only know the choral refrain. While the languages of Cathagi are much removed from their ancient roots, it is not impossible that some of the locals might recognise the lines. [Idealist] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HGvMXgIr6js&t=199s&ab_channel=AdorationoftheCross - Psalms of the old Cathagi dialect<span class="mu-b">+1 Step on the Path of Adam [21 Steps]</span>
The boon will be revealed one the eve of the final holy vigil You stand armoured in your full-plate, your duties as an escort take precedence over donning the penitent pilgrim robes like your compatriots. You would have drawn a few eyes in the hustle and bustle on the docks, even without the throng of pilgrims following in step. Brother Rousseau in his Comitas whites takes the leftmost side of the street, guarding your flank. You have not sighted Jess or Orin since you disembarked, but you trust they are taking up the rear. Behind you, Mikail cups your helm reverently in his hands like an altar boy entrusted with some symbolic artifice.
You’ve never held yourself up to be much of a singer, boasting a voice more suited to hearty laughter and shouted commands on the battlefield than the sanctified notes of a holy song. But you try to do the psalm justice, crying out at with heartfelt effort as you begin your march into the city.
<span class="mu-i">“Δεν φέρνω το σπαθί, αλλά τον Λόγο...”</span>
The words go on. When the Brothers first returned from their wandering in the desert, the hand of Almighty heavy upon their shoulders, they came to liberate the City. They brought with them the Word, the divine truth. Not a man’s mangled version of it, not a scholars lofty interpretation, but the Truth. When Adam preached to the masses, the huddled multitudes yearning to breathd free, there were none who could remain deaf to it.
<span class="mu-b"><span class="mu-i"><span class="mu-s">Λέει την Αλήθεια!</span></span></span>
Comes the choral refrain from the procession of pilgrims. Bodies part to either side of the street on the busy docks the procession forms its own lane of traffic. Most locals pay it little heed, just another throng of faith-mad foreigners. But a few heads do turn, perhaps they are those transient few not used to this sort of spectacle.
<span class="mu-i">“Σας λέω, αυτός είναι ένας Πεσμένος Κόσμος...”</span> Beggars crowd this street, wrapped hands proffered out limply for alms. They are miserable even the standard of beggars from your homeland, those too old, too diseased, too maimed or infirm to even turn a profit in the selling of. If they register your passing, it is only to raise their begging hands up a little higher in the hope of something, anything, being placed there. You can imagine Sister Ignatius weeping at the sight somewhere behind you.
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:dzI1+oUm Fri 20 Jan 2023 12:25:40 No. 5539005 Report [2/2]>He has no right. No right at all. It is not just ancient Church Law that forbids any to impede or harass the path of pilgrims to the final vigil, wars were fought to protect this sacred right. The Hoplite is testing you pilgrims, and he will not find you wanting. If the soldier does not stand aside, you will challenge his right to bar the way. [Haughty] >You need not ascribe to malice the actions of a man that may merely be borne out of ignorance. Perhaps he is not aware that your people are by custom and law not to be molested or interfered with in your travails. Hailing the soldier as the procession slows to a halt, you try to convince him of his mistake. [Hearty] >You nod to Brother Rousseau to lead your party down another path towards the Comitas chapter house, perhaps a soldier of the City barring the way is against the spirit of the Law decreed in ancient times and again enforced by the Crusades Adamant, but there is technically nothing that requires you to take the most direct route to the vigil site. [Idealist]
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>>5539005 >He has no right. No right at all. It is not just ancient Church Law that forbids any to impede or harass the path of pilgrims to the final vigil, wars were fought to protect this sacred right. The Hoplite is testing you pilgrims, and he will not find you wanting. If the soldier does not stand aside, you will challenge his right to bar the way. [Haughty] Anonymous
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>>5539005 >>You nod to Brother Rousseau to lead your party down another path towards the Comitas chapter house, perhaps a soldier of the City barring the way is against the spirit of the Law decreed in ancient times and again enforced by the Crusades Adamant, but there is technically nothing that requires you to take the most direct route to the vigil site. [Idealist] I WILL DO NO HARM WITHOUT GOOD REASON
>>5534750 FOR MY HEART KNOWS ONLY VIRTUE
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>>5539005 >>You need not ascribe to malice the actions of a man that may merely be borne out of ignorance. Perhaps he is not aware that your people are by custom and law not to be molested or interfered with in your travails. Hailing the soldier as the procession slows to a halt, you try to convince him of his mistake. [Hearty] We bring the word, not the sword.
But if so wishes it, we can beat him with our shield. Tis no sword, sir. No sword.
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>>5539005 >Behind him, the silken robed man that must be his master glances dismissively in your direction before heedlessly returning to his haggling with the stallkeeper. >You think it strange that you remember those two faces in the blur of what must be thousands of others in the crowded streets you pass by. eyyy I spy a Cathaggi copperclipper in the future.
>He has no right. No right at all. It is not just ancient Church Law that forbids any to impede or harass the path of pilgrims to the final vigil, wars were fought to protect this sacred right. The Hoplite is testing you pilgrims, and he will not find you wanting. If the soldier does not stand aside, you will challenge his right to bar the way. [Haughty] Steel shall be drawn as a last resort but not sooner!
>>5539011 My brother in shield laying
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>>5539005 >>He has no right. No right at all. It is not just ancient Church Law that forbids any to impede or harass the path of pilgrims to the final vigil, wars were fought to protect this sacred right. The Hoplite is testing you pilgrims, and he will not find you wanting. If the soldier does not stand aside, you will challenge his right to bar the way. [Haughty] Wouldn't be the Storm Bear if we didn't try and cause a ruckus at every possible opportunity
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>>5539005 >You need not ascribe to malice the actions of a man that may merely be borne out of ignorance. Perhaps he is not aware that your people are by custom and law not to be molested or interfered with in your travails. Hailing the soldier as the procession slows to a halt, you try to convince him of his mistake. [Hearty] We're on a holy journey, lets be the better man and enlighten this brother. For he may not be part of our procession but the Mother and the Almighty look upon him as one of their own nonetheless. This is a test, of our virtues, our patience, of our willingness to embrace an outsider and bring him into the fold, even if he does not join us today.
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>>5539026 Also OOC just remember that Emile being quick to violence and to anger has led to some rather regrettable shit in the recent past. Hopefully he is learning to be a calmer, better person
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>>5539028 personally I won't be satisfied with that arc being completed until Emille learns
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>>5539038 Well sure but like you said, it's an arc. He's not getting redeemed overnight and becoming a master of the shieldbash. This is an opportunity for him to take steps towards not immediately killing any arrogant fuck that gets in the way
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>>5539039 I want to say he's already made steps in that regard but my recollection is failing me at the moment and while I think he knows better the audacity of this hoplite probably taps his ego too much.
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>>5539042 That's fair, I can see it. I'll stick with my vote and its reasoning but I can see where you're coming from
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>>5539044 fair enough then, I can likewise respect your angle.
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I don't know about this, but I feel like a [Hearty] approach with a warning at the end like. We aren't here for the pilgrims protection, rather we are here to make sure the pilgrims don't go crazy and murder any Cathagians. He might be able to take on a single knight, but a swarm of mad zealots probably not.
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>>5539005 >>5534531 >He has no right. No right at all. It is not just ancient Church Law that forbids any to impede or harass the path of pilgrims to the final vigil, wars were fought to protect this sacred right. The Hoplite is testing you pilgrims, and he will not find you wanting. If the soldier does not stand aside, you will challenge his right to bar the way. [Haughty] This is a matter of the safety of our pilgrims. We must be aware of our surroundings . They could be getting us to stop for a slaver ambush, which is probably why the law says we aren't allowed to be stopped in the first place. It is easier to surround our retinue when we aren't moving. We bid him move aside first or else there will be problems.
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>>5539075 It seems pretty unlikely that slavers are going to rush out of the alleyways to enslave a very large and very public (and guarded) group of Cantonian pilgrims...
That's the sort of shit you do at night, catching drunk people stumbling home down the wrong streets or kidnapping them from your friends "tavern"
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>>5539078 Fair, but our duty is to the pilgrims. They could silently pick off one of them near the back/edge of our group as a opportunity.
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>>5539082 I mean again, we have ourselves and the comitas and Jess and Orin (both of whom we believe are in the back). I don't think we're going to be predated like that but you're right, protecting them is our duty. With that in mind I think avoiding bloodshed is the best option no? Escalating the situation unnecessarily seems like a bad way to protect the pilgrims
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>>5539078 In equal measure though we don't know the the extent of the protections we and/or the Pilgrims are afforded in this foreign city, Emille is a foreigner far more informed on church and Cantonian law than he is in Cathaggi law and custom I would not be surprised if Cantonians/Pilgrims were fair game by some loophole that would allow such a open taking of slaves but at the same time I wouldn't be surprised by protections provided even to a minority outsider like Cantonians.
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>>5539083 Honestly, I just don't want us to stop moving, but I thought the Idealist option made our group look weak. I originally wanted to vote Hearty, but we stop with that choice.
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>>5539085 >I would not be surprised if Cantonians/Pilgrims were fair game by some loophole that would allow such a open taking of slaves I would honestly be surprised if the church and the Comitas were unaware of such a thing existing. That seems exactly like the kind of thing we'd be forewarned about. I'm not suggesting we're perfectly safe. There is a reason we're protecting the pilgrims but I doubt such a staggering loophole would exist with the frequency of these pilgrimages
>>5539086 Fair enough anon, that's a bit more reasonable
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>>5539087 I don't doubt that they are almost certainly aware it exists if it does but at the same time I do not want to trust that we have been completely informed of such a risk even though Rosseau has been nothing but a paragon of the Comitas.
>but I doubt such a staggering loophole would exist with the frequency of these pilgrimages I suppose it comes down to weither anyone can be held accountable for such acts or not, from my understanding Cantonian's are a minority in Cathaggi as is the church despite a number of crusades against the city so any influence that is felt in the city is still weak and heavily outweighed by other influences present.
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>>5539005 >>He has no right. No right at all. It is not just ancient Church Law that forbids any to impede or harass the path of pilgrims to the final vigil, wars were fought to protect this sacred right. The Hoplite is testing you pilgrims, and he will not find you wanting. If the soldier does not stand aside, you will challenge his right to bar the way. [Haughty] >>5535511 Anonymous
>>5539005 >You need not ascribe to malice the actions of a man that may merely be borne out of ignorance. Perhaps he is not aware that your people are by custom and law not to be molested or interfered with in your travails. Hailing the soldier as the procession slows to a halt, you try to convince him of his mistake. [Hearty] Don't want to turn this holy procession into a fight, especially after singing such a psalm about the beauty of the Word. We are in a foreign land after all and every unforeseen consequence may have double the meaning because of that. Perhaps we could mention Militades to him if he pesters us too much. Or rather Eustace, as she was the leader of the green-cloaked warriors instead of the red ones.
Hell, I remember us becoming somewhat familiar among the Hoplites and maybe our name will ring something in his head. The Stratiokas and Militades got a hefty favour from the dragon as a consequence of us saving their asses on the King's Road, I doubt he would wish to go against us.
If he really gets annoying, then we can get pissy in the true Storm-Bear way and bash him around a bit.
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>Kyrios Militades is GRATEFUL towards you. He and his supporters within the Kasta will treat you with respect. > Stratiotikas Kasta ('Soldier Caste') of Nova Cathagi: KNOWN. You will not be harassed by the elite citizen-soldiery by mere virtue of being an ‘exoria’ foreigner, should you visit their lands. A reminder of what we were given for our meeting with Militades. I don't think we have a dragon coin too, which could be useful to prove that Emile is not to be fucked with, but I believe there's enough material here to give him an edge when it comes to peaceful persuasion.
If the Hoplite doesn't move, then we can think about harsher measures.
>>5539005 >You need not ascribe to malice the actions of a man that may merely be borne out of ignorance. Perhaps he is not aware that your people are by custom and law not to be molested or interfered with in your travails. Hailing the soldier as the procession slows to a halt, you try to convince him of his mistake. [Hearty] >>5535393 Me.
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>>5539005 >You need not ascribe to malice the actions of a man that may merely be borne out of ignorance. Perhaps he is not aware that your people are by custom and law not to be molested or interfered with in your travails. Hailing the soldier as the procession slows to a halt, you try to convince him of his mistake. [Hearty] We can always kick their shit in latter
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>>5539005 >You need not ascribe to malice the actions of a man that may merely be borne out of ignorance. Perhaps he is not aware that your people are by custom and law not to be molested or interfered with in your travails. Hailing the soldier as the procession slows to a halt, you try to convince him of his mistake. [Hearty] I see some symmetry in this, early on our pilgrimage we came to aid a group of Cathagi Hoplites in Canton and asserted that they had right of passage. Almighty willing we might see our deeds reciprocated now.
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>>5539005 >>You need not ascribe to malice the actions of a man that may merely be borne out of ignorance. Perhaps he is not aware that your people are by custom and law not to be molested or interfered with in your travails. Hailing the soldier as the procession slows to a halt, you try to convince him of his mistake. [Hearty] We're here to escort the pilgrims, we should fight only when necessary. If he refuses to move, he will be moved.
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>>5539119 I totally forgot about this. We should definitely lead with this then, before violence.
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>>5539182 Oh I used the wrong verification by accident whoops.
>>5534530 This is me.
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>>5539005 >He has no right. No right at all. It is not just ancient Church Law that forbids any to impede or harass the path of pilgrims to the final vigil, wars were fought to protect this sacred right. The Hoplite is testing you pilgrims, and he will not find you wanting. If the soldier does not stand aside, you will challenge his right to bar the way. [Haughty] benis:
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>>5539119 This is what I meant by my post
>>5539106 Well said anon
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>>5539005 >>He has no right. No right at all. It is not just ancient Church Law that forbids any to impede or harass the path of pilgrims to the final vigil, wars were fought to protect this sacred right. The Hoplite is testing you pilgrims, and he will not find you wanting. If the soldier does not stand aside, you will challenge his right to bar the way. [Haughty] >>5534318 Anonymous
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>>5539005 >You need not ascribe to malice the actions of a man that may merely be borne out of ignorance. Perhaps he is not aware that your people are by custom and law not to be molested or interfered with in your travails. Hailing the soldier as the procession slows to a halt, you try to convince him of his mistake. [Hearty] I think this is appropriate as it still allows us to try diplomacy and if that doesn't work we can take the Rousseau option and go along the side paths
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>>5539005 >>He has no right. No right at all. It is not just ancient Church Law that forbids any to impede or harass the path of pilgrims to the final vigil, wars were fought to protect this sacred right. The Hoplite is testing you pilgrims, and he will not find you wanting. If the soldier does not stand aside, you will challenge his right to bar the way. [Haughty] >>5535528 V card
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>>5539005 >You need not ascribe to malice the actions of a man that may merely be borne out of ignorance. Perhaps he is not aware that your people are by custom and law not to be molested or interfered with in your travails. Hailing the soldier as the procession slows to a halt, you try to convince him of his mistake. [Hearty] It is possible that the squad we helped have posted their men here to await our arrival for when we have come to serve in the Dragon Guard. There is no need for challenges (yet)
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>>5539005 >>He has no right. No right at all. It is not just ancient Church Law that forbids any to impede or harass the path of pilgrims to the final vigil, wars were fought to protect this sacred right. The Hoplite is testing you pilgrims, and he will not find you wanting. If the soldier does not stand aside, you will challenge his right to bar the way. [Haughty] >>5534333 Ignorantia juris non excusat
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>>5539005 >He has no right. No right at all. It is not just ancient Church Law that forbids any to impede or harass the path of pilgrims to the final vigil, wars were fought to protect this sacred right. The Hoplite is testing you pilgrims, and he will not find you wanting. If the soldier does not stand aside, you will challenge his right to bar the way. [Haughty] Verification:
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>>5539005 >You need not ascribe to malice the actions of a man that may merely be borne out of ignorance. Perhaps he is not aware that your people are by custom and law not to be molested or interfered with in your travails. Hailing the soldier as the procession slows to a halt, you try to convince him of his mistake. [Hearty] Anonymous
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>>5539005 >You need not ascribe to malice the actions of a man that may merely be borne out of ignorance. Perhaps he is not aware that your people are by custom and law not to be molested or interfered with in your travails. Hailing the soldier as the procession slows to a halt, you try to convince him of his mistake. [Hearty] >>5534477 Check it.
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>>5539005 >You need not ascribe to malice the actions of a man that may merely be borne out of ignorance. Perhaps he is not aware that your people are by custom and law not to be molested or interfered with in your travails. Hailing the soldier as the procession slows to a halt, you try to convince him of his mistake. [Hearty] >>5534329 Me
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>>5539005 >He has no right. No right at all. It is not just ancient Church Law that forbids any to impede or harass the path of pilgrims to the final vigil, wars were fought to protect this sacred right. The Hoplite is testing you pilgrims, and he will not find you wanting. If the soldier does not stand aside, you will challenge his right to bar the way. [Haughty] Andrei Diplomacy, seems like Cathagi hasn't heard of it yet but they're gonna learn what the term means.
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>>5539005 >>He has no right. No right at all. It is not just ancient Church Law that forbids any to impede or harass the path of pilgrims to the final vigil, wars were fought to protect this sacred right. The Hoplite is testing you pilgrims, and he will not find you wanting. If the soldier does not stand aside, you will challenge his right to bar the way. [Haughty] Anonymous
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>>5539005 >You need not ascribe to malice the actions of a man that may merely be borne out of ignorance. Perhaps he is not aware that your people are by custom and law not to be molested or interfered with in your travails. Hailing the soldier as the procession slows to a halt, you explain his mistake to him. [Hearty] There is no convincing - we merely must inform him he is in the wrong
If he does not move, we will make him move
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>>5539005 >You need not ascribe to malice the actions of a man that may merely be borne out of ignorance. Perhaps he is not aware that your people are by custom and law not to be molested or interfered with in your travails. Hailing the soldier as the procession slows to a halt, you try to convince him of his mistake. [Hearty] >>5534527 verification
>>5539186 >>5539182 Did a double take for a moment.
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>>5539005 >You need not ascribe to malice the actions of a man that may merely be borne out of ignorance. Perhaps he is not aware that your people are by custom and law not to be molested or interfered with in your travails. Hailing the soldier as the procession slows to a halt, you try to convince him of his mistake. [Hearty] >>5539119 Given that this anon pointed out that we're specifically known by the soldier caste, it's very likely that these Hoplites aren't here to give us trouble. We should take the Hearty option because that lets us talk to this person and see what the deal is without being confrontational. It's important to start what will be a yearslong stay here in Nova Cathagi off on the right foot.
>>5534739 V card right here
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>>5539003 >He has no right. No right at all. It is not just ancient Church Law that forbids any to impede or harass the path of pilgrims to the final vigil, wars were fought to protect this sacred right. The Hoplite is testing you pilgrims, and he will not find you wanting. If the soldier does not stand aside, you will challenge his right to bar the way. [Haughty] >>5534668 My v posting
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>>5539005 >You need not ascribe to malice the actions of a man that may merely be borne out of ignorance. Perhaps he is not aware that your people are by custom and law not to be molested or interfered with in your travails. Hailing the soldier as the procession slows to a halt, you try to convince him of his mistake. [Hearty] >>5535491 Verification.
>>5539119 What a champion.
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>>5539005 >You need not ascribe to malice the actions of a man that may merely be borne out of ignorance. Perhaps he is not aware that your people are by custom and law not to be molested or interfered with in your travails. Hailing the soldier as the procession slows to a halt, you try to convince him of his mistake. [Hearty] >>5539119 Good catch anon
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>>5539005 >You need not ascribe to malice the actions of a man that may merely be borne out of ignorance. Perhaps he is not aware that your people are by custom and law not to be molested or interfered with in your travails. Hailing the soldier as the procession slows to a halt, you try to convince him of his mistake. [Hearty] verify
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>>5535150 Link back
>>5539005 >>He has no right. No right at all. It is not just ancient Church Law that forbids any to impede or harass the path of pilgrims to the final vigil, wars were fought to protect this sacred right. The Hoplite is testing you pilgrims, and he will not find you wanting. If the soldier does not stand aside, you will challenge his right to bar the way. [Haughty] A warrior will respect strength over words.
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>SELECTED: You need not ascribe to malice the actions of a man that may merely be borne out of ignorance. Perhaps he is not aware that your people are by custom and law not to be molested or interfered with in your travails. Hailing the soldier as the procession slows to a halt, you try to convince him of his mistake. [Hearty] >PERSUADE AUTO-SUCCESS: It seems that this obstruction was the folly of a relatively low-ranked soldier and not any standing policy of the Stratiokas. Once you are recognised, a nearby officer is quick to order that your party be permitted to pass unimpeded.
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That name-drop does garner a reaction, finally, in the form of the young hoplite glancing uncertainly at one of the other shoulders who has stood up and called out through the doorway of the building they were leaning against. A guard post you know realise, seeing another Stratiokas step out into the street.
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:dzI1+oUm Sat 21 Jan 2023 06:33:03 No. 5539981 Report [3/3]>“He is correct. I would speak further, but I am afraid I cannot tarry.” The last of the pilgrims are passing the checkpoint now, you were correct in assuming that Orin was at the rear. Jess however is nowhere to be seen. You bid your goodbyes as politely as you are able, but you will not keep the pilgrims waiting to make conversation with a slaveowner. [Haughty] >“Tell your master that I am he. How fares Militades and the fair Eustace?” You don’t know what the significance of ‘Exalted One’ means but by the sounds of it the two Cathagi officers have risen through the ranks since you last met. The Reginate reports were accurate at least in that regard. [Hearty] >“Your grasp of my mother tongue is excellent. Before I answer the Kyrios, pray tell… What is your name?” You speak to the slave directly, as their own person and not a tool. While you’ve come to appreciate some cultural differences in your travels, respecting the custom of chattel ownership of one man over another is not and will never be among them. [Idealist]
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>>5539981 >“He is correct. I would speak further, but I am afraid I cannot tarry.” The last of the pilgrims are passing the checkpoint now, you were correct in assuming that Orin was at the rear. Jess however is nowhere to be seen. You bid your goodbyes as politely as you are able, but you will not keep the pilgrims waiting to make conversation with a slaveowner. [Haughty] As anons have said previously, our main focus right now is to safeguard the pilgrims so we shouldn't delay too much.
As for the last option, I think if we talk to her directly she's only going to suffer for it later when we are out of sight. I don't want to endorse slavery but I'd rather ignore her and not have her beaten because we treated her right before getting our bearings here
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Thank god we didn't just start kicking his ass like a dumb brute
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>>5539981 >Αυτή η εξορία μίλησε για τους Εξυψωμένους ονομαστικά? >(This exile spoke of the Exalted by name?) Interesting he calls us exile...
>“He is correct. I would speak further, but I am afraid I cannot tarry.” The last of the pilgrims are passing the checkpoint now, you were correct in assuming that Orin was at the rear. Jess however is nowhere to be seen. You bid your goodbyes as politely as you are able, but you will not keep the pilgrims waiting to make conversation with a slaveowner. [Haughty] Going to agree with
>>5539985 on this, interacting with the slave right now outside her function is likely a mistep and will only cause her pain and honestly we need to see the Pilgrims to the chapterhouse before we can get upset about anything.
That said I'm all for fucking off slavery and taking some names We already know Militades and Eustace are in the good graces of the Dragons court at least last we heard so their exaltation isn't unexpected.
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>>5539984 Hitting the goodstuff tonight ehh?
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>>5539981 >“Your grasp of my mother tongue is excellent. Before I answer the Kyrios, pray tell… What is your name?” You speak to the slave directly, as their own person and not a tool. While you’ve come to appreciate some cultural differences in your travels, respecting the custom of chattel ownership of one man over another is not and will never be among them. [Idealist] I'm a sap for this kind of thing.
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>>5539981 >>“He is correct. I would speak further, but I am afraid I cannot tarry.” The last of the pilgrims are passing the checkpoint now, you were correct in assuming that Orin was at the rear. Jess however is nowhere to be seen. You bid your goodbyes as politely as you are able, but you will not keep the pilgrims waiting to make conversation with a slaveowner. [Haughty] Anonymous
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>>5539981 >>“He is correct. I would speak further, but I am afraid I cannot tarry.” The last of the pilgrims are passing the checkpoint now, you were correct in assuming that Orin was at the rear. Jess however is nowhere to be seen. You bid your goodbyes as politely as you are able, but you will not keep the pilgrims waiting to make conversation with a slaveowner. [Haughty] >>5534530 Me
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>>5539981 >“He is correct. I would speak further, but I am afraid I cannot tarry.” The last of the pilgrims are passing the checkpoint now, you were correct in assuming that Orin was at the rear. Jess however is nowhere to be seen. You bid your goodbyes as politely as you are able, but you will not keep the pilgrims waiting to make conversation with a slaveowner. [Haughty] Verily:
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>>5539981 >“He is correct. I would speak further, but I am afraid I cannot tarry.” The last of the pilgrims are passing the checkpoint now, you were correct in assuming that Orin was at the rear. Jess however is nowhere to be seen. You bid your goodbyes as politely as you are able, but you will not keep the pilgrims waiting to make conversation with a slaveowner. [Haughty] Anonymous
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>>5539981 >“Your grasp of my mother tongue is excellent. Before I answer the Kyrios, pray tell… What is your name?” You speak to the slave directly, as their own person and not a tool. While you’ve come to appreciate some cultural differences in your travels, respecting the custom of chattel ownership of one man over another is not and will never be among them. [Idealist] >>5534527 verification
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Hmm, you know, something the thread didn't discuss (or if it did, I don't recall) is just how Kyria and Militades rose up so much.
Hunting foreign animals can't be that rewarding unless the whims of the Dragon are much more impactful on Catahgi society than I'm led to believe.
In any case, I agree with other anons that now is not the time to investigate. Since this seems to be a guard post, we can come back to talk with this Kyrios Leon later on, or more likely Militades or Kyria will come to us.
>>5539981 >“He is correct. I would speak further, but I am afraid I cannot tarry.” The last of the pilgrims are passing the checkpoint now, you were correct in assuming that Orin was at the rear. Jess however is nowhere to be seen. You bid your goodbyes as politely as you are able, but you will not keep the pilgrims waiting to make conversation with a slaveowner. [Haughty] >>5535393 Me.
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>>5539981 >>“He is correct. I would speak further, but I am afraid I cannot tarry.” The last of the pilgrims are passing the checkpoint now, you were correct in assuming that Orin was at the rear. Jess however is nowhere to be seen. You bid your goodbyes as politely as you are able, but you will not keep the pilgrims waiting to make conversation with a slaveowner. [Haughty] wew
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>>5540078 My bet they are one of the reasons
prehaps the only reason why the Bedouin are not more of a threat to Cathaggi.
No real backing yet to any theory yet but I have begun to feel that Cathaggi is a bit of a paper tiger nowdays one that is ancient and remembers its strength but has since lost much of it for one reason or another.
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>>5539981 >“He is correct. I would speak further, but I am afraid I cannot tarry.” The last of the pilgrims are passing the checkpoint now, you were correct in assuming that Orin was at the rear. Jess however is nowhere to be seen. You bid your goodbyes as politely as you are able, but you will not keep the pilgrims waiting to make conversation with a slaveowner. [Haughty] >>5534341 V
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>>5539981 >>“He is correct. I would speak further, but I am afraid I cannot tarry.” The last of the pilgrims are passing the checkpoint now, you were correct in assuming that Orin was at the rear. Jess however is nowhere to be seen. You bid your goodbyes as politely as you are able, but you will not keep the pilgrims waiting to make conversation with a slaveowner. [Haughty] >>5535521 me
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The final vigil awaits. This has been our goal since some of the earliest threads. Regardless of how it goes the payoff will be immense. Can you imagine critting that? BTW we really should try and get fae kissed first since we have rolled so many 99s.
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>>5540161 Yeah I honestly can't wait, I am so pumped for the final vigil. We have to go balls to the wall and do whatever the most pious version of it is (if there are multiple ways to do it)
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>>5540166 Could you imagine doing it in a storm again or going on a vision quest and fighting in place of our ancestor alongside the brothers?
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Our build was originally supposed a typical white knight, but overtime we have become essentially an inquisitor. Amassing forbidden lore, conducting investigations, going insane, killing monsters/witches, assembling a retinue, etc...
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>>5540169 All cool ideas. I am pretty keen to see what Forgotten comes up with. Might be a "Long Walk" type deal, trekking into the desert with no supplies and only our sword and a robe or something. Maybe we munch on some "sacred herbs" before hand and have to reach a special place and stand vigil for a night before walking back.
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>>5540170 I mean I'd say the reginates are still more inquisitor than Emille but he's certainly diversified himself, I'm sure curious about how things are going to turn in the future once the vigil is over.
>>5540173 Oh damn I completely forgot about the long walk since I was thinking we wouldn't be arriving in Cathaggi on boat, that's going to be some moses in the desert shit.
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>>5539981 >>“Your grasp of my mother tongue is excellent. Before I answer the Kyrios, pray tell… What is your name?” You speak to the slave directly, as their own person and not a tool. While you’ve come to appreciate some cultural differences in your travels, respecting the custom of chattel ownership of one man over another is not and will never be among them. [Idealist] gfgrd:
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>>5539981 >“Your grasp of my mother tongue is excellent. Before I answer the Kyrios, pray tell… What is your name?” You speak to the slave directly, as their own person and not a tool. While you’ve come to appreciate some cultural differences in your travels, respecting the custom of chattel ownership of one man over another is not and will never be among them. [Idealist] Lets go a little against conventions
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>>5539981 >“Tell your master that I am he. How fares Militades and the fair Eustace?” You don’t know what the significance of ‘Exalted One’ means but by the sounds of it the two Cathagi officers have risen through the ranks since you last met. The Reginate reports were accurate at least in that regard. [Hearty] Intel gathering starts now. Also regardless of what we choose we should ask where he acquired a "servant" who can translate so well. We're going to need one if we hope to get anywhere here.
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>>5539981 >“Your grasp of my mother tongue is excellent. Before I answer the Kyrios, pray tell… What is your name?” You speak to the slave directly, as their own person and not a tool. While you’ve come to appreciate some cultural differences in your travels, respecting the custom of chattel ownership of one man over another is not and will never be among them. [Idealist] >>5534668 V postings
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>>5539981 >“Your grasp of my mother tongue is excellent. Before I answer the Kyrios, pray tell… What is your name?” You speak to the slave directly, as their own person and not a tool. While you’ve come to appreciate some cultural differences in your travels, respecting the custom of chattel ownership of one man over another is not and will never be among them. [Idealist]
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>>5539981 >>“He is correct. I would speak further, but I am afraid I cannot tarry.” The last of the pilgrims are passing the checkpoint now, you were correct in assuming that Orin was at the rear. Jess however is nowhere to be seen. You bid your goodbyes as politely as you are able, but you will not keep the pilgrims waiting to make conversation with a slaveowner. [Haughty] V
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>>5539981 >>“He is correct. I would speak further, but I am afraid I cannot tarry.” The last of the pilgrims are passing the checkpoint now, you were correct in assuming that Orin was at the rear. Jess however is nowhere to be seen. You bid your goodbyes as politely as you are able, but you will not keep the pilgrims waiting to make conversation with a slaveowner. [Haughty] >>5540105 Another top tier meme
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>>5539981 >“Tell your master that I am he. How fares Militades and the fair Eustace?” You don’t know what the significance of ‘Exalted One’ means but by the sounds of it the two Cathagi officers have risen through the ranks since you last met. The Reginate reports were accurate at least in that regard. [Hearty] Anonymous
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>>5539981 >>“Tell your master that I am he. How fares Militades and the fair Eustace?” You don’t know what the significance of ‘Exalted One’ means but by the sounds of it the two Cathagi officers have risen through the ranks since you last met. The Reginate reports were accurate at least in that regard. [Hearty] >>5535528 Valurr
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>>5540330 >Also regardless of what we choose we should ask where he acquired a "servant" who can translate so well I have an idea why and I really hope I'm wrong.
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>>5539981 >“Your grasp of my mother tongue is excellent. Before I answer the Kyrios, pray tell… What is your name?” You speak to the slave directly, as their own person and not a tool. While you’ve come to appreciate some cultural differences in your travels, respecting the custom of chattel ownership of one man over another is not and will never be among them. [Idealist] We can possibly ask Kyrios Leon to release this slave into our service so we may bring them back to Canton
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>>5539981 >“He is correct. I would speak further, but I am afraid I cannot tarry.” The last of the pilgrims are passing the checkpoint now, you were correct in assuming that Orin was at the rear. Jess however is nowhere to be seen. You bid your goodbyes as politely as you are able, but you will not keep the pilgrims waiting to make conversation with a slaveowner. [Haughty] >>5534318 Anonymous
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>>5539981 >“Your grasp of my mother tongue is excellent. Before I answer the Kyrios, pray tell… What is your name?” You speak to the slave directly, as their own person and not a tool. While you’ve come to appreciate some cultural differences in your travels, respecting the custom of chattel ownership of one man over another is not and will never be among them. [Idealist] >>5535348 that me
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>>5539981 >“Tell your master that I am he. How fares Militades and the fair Eustace?” You don’t know what the significance of ‘Exalted One’ means but by the sounds of it the two Cathagi officers have risen through the ranks since you last met. The Reginate reports were accurate at least in that regard. [Hearty] If this doesn’t get into the final 2 then my vote goes towards the Haughty option
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>>5539981 “He is correct. I would speak further, but I am afraid I cannot tarry.” The last of the pilgrims are passing the checkpoint now, you were correct in assuming that Orin was at the rear. Jess however is nowhere to be seen. You bid your goodbyes as politely as you are able, but you will not keep the pilgrims waiting to make conversation with a slaveowner. [Haughty]
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>>5539981 >“He is correct. I would speak further, but I am afraid I cannot tarry.” The last of the pilgrims are passing the checkpoint now, you were correct in assuming that Orin was at the rear. Jess however is nowhere to be seen. You bid your goodbyes as politely as you are able, but you will not keep the pilgrims waiting to make conversation with a slaveowner. [Haughty] >>5535002 Anonymous
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>>5539981 >“Your grasp of my mother tongue is excellent. Before I answer the Kyrios, pray tell… What is your name?” You speak to the slave directly, as their own person and not a tool. While you’ve come to appreciate some cultural differences in your travels, respecting the custom of chattel ownership of one man over another is not and will never be among them. [Idealist] verify
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>>5539981 >“He is correct. I would speak further, but I am afraid I cannot tarry.” The last of the pilgrims are passing the checkpoint now, you were correct in assuming that Orin was at the rear. Jess however is nowhere to be seen. You bid your goodbyes as politely as you are able, but you will not keep the pilgrims waiting to make conversation with a slaveowner. [Haughty] Anonymous
>>5540497 I'm hoping you're right. If we can buy and free a Cantonian translation slave we'll have a dependable and loyal translator for the duration of our stay here
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>>5540497 I mean it's no secret that an element of Cathaggi raid Romanie shores for slaves and we know the Hewitts were being utter scum by trading people to slavers, it's also likely as was discussed in the previous vote that their is the potential for slavers to pray on pilgrims on their way here or in the city itself.
>>5540954 If we do end up staying here for a protracted period I am really keen on buying and freeing slaves and offering them a chance in our service if not just a way out of the city.
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>>5540974 If we do do something like that we have to make sure we don't end up getting scammed because I could see us gaining a reputation for freeing slaves.
I could see it going 2 different ways.
1. We free slaves and then the gangs follow them for a day or so and recapture them, putting them into slavery in another part of the city.
2. We're seen as an easy mark and are either sold slaves who return straight back to their masters or sold what appear to be slaves but who again, are working with the slavers for a cut of the profit
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>>5541233 Yeah first thing to do is channel our cover and get some reputable assistance slave or no on the going on's around the trade and markets to confirm if such a plan is viable.
>1. We free slaves and then the gangs follow them for a day or so and recapture them, putting them into slavery in another part of the city. I have a suspicion that I'm waiting on confirmation of that one of the covert operations of the church in the city is an underground railroad of sorts, if it exists I think its a good start on this option.
There is also the option of keeping them as slaves in name only until we leave then we free them but I almost feel like thats a throny point or two. Anonymous
>>5541238 >There is also the option of keeping them as slaves in name only until we leave then we free them but I almost feel like thats a throny point or two. Yeah I considered that. I mean if we pay them a fair wage and give them the option to leave whenever they want it might be less thorny
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>>5541239 Yeah though I think its kind of a spirit of the law vs the word of it as far as church law goes.
Inb4 Emille has too deal with the argument that they aren't slaves but endentured servants paying off a lifedebt Anonymous
>>5539981 >“He is correct. I would speak further, but I am afraid I cannot tarry.” The last of the pilgrims are passing the checkpoint now, you were correct in assuming that Orin was at the rear. Jess however is nowhere to be seen. You bid your goodbyes as politely as you are able, but you will not keep the pilgrims waiting to make conversation with a slaveowner. [Haughty] Anonymous
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>>5540266 I love you too < 3
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>>5540266 How i've missed Forgotten drunkposting.
Sleep tight, hangover-man.
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I'm getting too valorous for this shit
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>>5541238 The church has better things to do than freeing Cathagi slaves. Remember how its presence on the continent is thin enough that we couldn't get a rundown on anything but the most basic political climate? I'm pretty sure the few agents they do have are buried deep and not particularly inclined to be connected to a massive logistics chain moving the least secure cargo there is - people.
When considering the church's covert operations, always think "would Gilbern do this?". If he wouldn't, the church likely isn't either, since he's very indicative of the type of people the Queen trusts with the less palatable aspects of politics. Gilbern would never waste resources (and more importantly, risk trusted assets) on something as pointless as freeing slaves on another continent.
TLDR; The church aren't going to be actively interfering in Cathagi society. Our contacts will all be spies and intelligence operatives.
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Well we probably should buy, then free a translation slave, pretty quick. Offer them a modest pay and then set aside a portion for them to repay us upon the end of our stay.
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>SELECTED: “He is correct. I would speak further, but I am afraid I cannot tarry.” The last of the pilgrims are passing the checkpoint now, you were correct in assuming that Orin was at the rear. Jess however is nowhere to be seen. You bid your goodbyes as politely as you are able, but you will not keep the pilgrims waiting to make conversation with a slaveowner. [Haughty]
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>>5542480 >Forgotten just posting tits now Based, but careful not to get the thread pruned lol. Man this pic makes me resentful of the Vancewell fags who couldn't wait till we encounter superior hoplite GF!
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:dzI1+oUm Mon 23 Jan 2023 13:14:40 No. 5542484 Report [2/2]>Burly giants, clearly Norsikaan by the helm and longaxes slung over the shoulder, but armoured in glittering chainmail hauberks of southern make. These men are a different breed from sort of ill-tempered drunks you encountered in Port Bounty. [Norsikaan Cohort] >Taller than you and rakish thin, their skin is so dark that you at first fear it must be some kind of malady. Over their shoulders is slung a long bow of masterful craftsmanship. These must be the famed archers of the Tempest Isles. [Tempestus Cohort] >While clearly knights armed and armoured in the style of your homeland, barring a few local adoptions, they display none of their own heraldry and wear the purple tabard denoting the symbol of the Dragon proudly. [Cantônian Cohort]
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>>5542484 >>Taller than you and rakish thin, their skin is so dark that you at first fear it must be some kind of malady. Over their shoulders is slung a long bow of masterful craftsmanship. These must be the famed archers of the Tempest Isles. [Tempestus Cohort] Anonymous
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>>5542484 >Burly giants, clearly Norsikaan by the helm and longaxes slung over the shoulder, but armoured in glittering chainmail hauberks of southern make. These men are a different breed from sort of ill-tempered drunks you encountered in Port Bounty. [Norsikaan Cohort] The Cantônian Cohort would be easier to deal with but I want see see more of the Norsikaan.
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>>5542484 >>Taller than you and rakish thin, their skin is so dark that you at first fear it must be some kind of malady. Over their shoulders is slung a long bow of masterful craftsmanship. These must be the famed archers of the Tempest Isles. [Tempestus Cohort] >>5535521 me
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>>5542484 >>5534531 >Burly giants, clearly Norsikaan by the helm and longaxes slung over the shoulder, but armoured in glittering chainmail hauberks of southern make. These men are a different breed from sort of ill-tempered drunks you encountered in Port Bounty. [Norsikaan Cohort] It would be cool to meet the best of the Norsikaan.
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>>5542483 >superior hoplite GF! FiGhT mE, Vancewell no.1 waifu!
>>5542484 >Burly giants, clearly Norsikaan by the helm and longaxes slung over the shoulder, but armoured in glittering chainmail hauberks of southern make. These men are a different breed from sort of ill-tempered drunks you encountered in Port Bounty. [Norsikaan Cohort] >>5534320 V-card
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>>5542484 >>Burly giants, clearly Norsikaan by the helm and longaxes slung over the shoulder, but armoured in glittering chainmail hauberks of southern make. These men are a different breed from sort of ill-tempered drunks you encountered in Port Bounty. [Norsikaan Cohort] Forgotten deserves to finally get his Not!vikings, let's just hope a crit doesn't do them in this time.
>>5535471 Tis' I
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>>5542484 >Burly giants, clearly Norsikaan by the helm and longaxes slung over the shoulder, but armoured in glittering chainmail hauberks of southern make. These men are a different breed from sort of ill-tempered drunks you encountered in Port Bounty. [Norsikaan Cohort] >>5534527 Me
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>>5542484 >>While clearly knights armed and armoured in the style of your homeland, barring a few local adoptions, they display none of their own heraldry and wear the purple tabard denoting the symbol of the Dragon proudly. [Cantônian Cohort] >>5534318 Anonymous
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>>5542484 >Burly giants, clearly Norsikaan by the helm and longaxes slung over the shoulder, but armoured in glittering chainmail hauberks of southern make. These men are a different breed from sort of ill-tempered drunks you encountered in Port Bounty. [Norsikaan Cohort] Virginity check
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>>5542484 >>Burly giants, clearly Norsikaan by the helm and longaxes slung over the shoulder, but armoured in glittering chainmail hauberks of southern make. These men are a different breed from sort of ill-tempered drunks you encountered in Port Bounty. [Norsikaan Cohort] >>5534530 Meeeee
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>>5542483 >superior hoplite GF Imagine the sheer force of will Emile will have to apply to not fuck a tanned warrior woman upon meeting her
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>>5542484 >Burly giants, clearly Norsikaan by the helm and longaxes slung over the shoulder, but armoured in glittering chainmail hauberks of southern make. These men are a different breed from sort of ill-tempered drunks you encountered in Port Bounty. [Norsikaan Cohort] Anonymous
>>5542484 >Burly giants, clearly Norsikaan by the helm and longaxes slung over the shoulder, but armoured in glittering chainmail hauberks of southern make. These men are a different breed from sort of ill-tempered drunks you encountered in Port Bounty. [Norsikaan Cohort] Forgotten has teased them since that time we met the Militades on the Kingsroad. Time to see what these Varangian Guards are all about.
>>5534322 Me
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>>5542484 >Burly giants, clearly Norsikaan by the helm and longaxes slung over the shoulder, but armoured in glittering chainmail hauberks of southern make. These men are a different breed from sort of ill-tempered drunks you encountered in Port Bounty. [Norsikaan Cohort] Our next destination. We will get Jess her dirt.
Also, we need to finish this pilgrimage business so we can help Jess with her dirt collection for Catagi ASAP before she becomes enslaved. If those slavers ever manage to catch her that is
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>>5542535 And I bet they're super casual about sex as well and will do butt stuff
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>>5542484 >>Burly giants, clearly Norsikaan by the helm and longaxes slung over the shoulder, but armoured in glittering chainmail hauberks of southern make. These men are a different breed from sort of ill-tempered drunks you encountered in Port Bounty. [Norsikaan Cohort] >>5535627 C'est moi
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>>5542484 >Taller than you and rakish thin, their skin is so dark that you at first fear it must be some kind of malady. Over their shoulders is slung a long bow of masterful craftsmanship. These must be the famed archers of the Tempest Isles. [Tempestus Cohort] me:
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>>5542484 >Burly giants, clearly Norsikaan by the helm and longaxes slung over the shoulder, but armoured in glittering chainmail hauberks of southern make. These men are a different breed from sort of ill-tempered drunks you encountered in Port Bounty. [Norsikaan Cohort] >>5534546 Me!
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You know we should probably see if we can get one of those longaxes for Karlaus as a gift, if I remember correctly he his weapon of choice is an axe right?
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>>5542484 >>Burly giants, clearly Norsikaan by the helm and longaxes slung over the shoulder, but armoured in glittering chainmail hauberks of southern make. These men are a different breed from sort of ill-tempered drunks you encountered in Port Bounty. [Norsikaan Cohort] >>5535511 me
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>>5542484 >Burly giants, clearly Norsikaan by the helm and longaxes slung over the shoulder, but armoured in glittering chainmail hauberks of southern make. These men are a different breed from sort of ill-tempered drunks you encountered in Port Bounty. [Norsikaan Cohort] Anonymous
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>>5542484 >Taller than you and rakish thin, their skin is so dark that you at first fear it must be some kind of malady. Over their shoulders is slung a long bow of masterful craftsmanship. These must be the famed archers of the Tempest Isles. [Tempestus Cohort] Sound more interesting than Not!Vikings
>>5535143 V card
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>>5542484 >Taller than you and rakish thin, their skin is so dark that you at first fear it must be some kind of malady. Over their shoulders is slung a long bow of masterful craftsmanship. These must be the famed archers of the Tempest Isles. [Tempestus Cohort] I'm happy with either these or Norsikaans winning, but we know less about the Tempest Isles, so I'm interested in them a wee bit more
>>5534739 V-card
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Has the Tempestus showed up in quest before?
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>>5542484 >>Burly giants, clearly Norsikaan by the helm and longaxes slung over the shoulder, but armoured in glittering chainmail hauberks of southern make. These men are a different breed from sort of ill-tempered drunks you encountered in Port Bounty. [Norsikaan Cohort] I want to see these northmen.
>>5534750 v on the card
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>>5542480 > That right shoulder in the pic I can see what the Artist was attempting with the lighting; they failed though.
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>>5542825 First time they've showed up I believe also this is lltechnically our first interaction with something off map since while the Tempest isles are written on the map their is no landmass.
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Oh Forgotten you glorious sneaky derivative bastard I figured it out. I know how the sons of sin were forged. Under His champion specifically the In the Halls of the Dark Father ability it says once a champion dies a new champion is selected. Furthermore, there is the Unbreakable ability that would explain why Anarchy was so hard to kill. Tell me the truth. Is each sin one of the aspects of the Dark Father? And if so does the Dark Father still endure?
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>>5543107 Going to fight in the afterlife forever? Sound familiar? It should.
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>>5543107 probably not the same universe, though I also thought similarly at one point.
>Inb4 black company multiberse shenanigans Anonymous
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>>5542484 >Burly giants, clearly Norsikaan by the helm and longaxes slung over the shoulder, but armoured in glittering chainmail hauberks of southern make. These men are a different breed from sort of ill-tempered drunks you encountered in Port Bounty. [Norsikaan Cohort] >>5534668 My v post
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>>5535150 Link back
>>5542484 >Burly giants, clearly Norsikaan by the helm and longaxes slung over the shoulder, but armoured in glittering chainmail hauberks of southern make. These men are a different breed from sort of ill-tempered drunks you encountered in Port Bounty. [Norsikaan Cohort] Anonymous
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>>5542484 >Taller than you and rakish thin, their skin is so dark that you at first fear it must be some kind of malady. Over their shoulders is slung a long bow of masterful craftsmanship. These must be the famed archers of the Tempest Isles. [Tempestus Cohort] Anonymous
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>>5542484 >While clearly knights armed and armoured in the style of your homeland, barring a few local adoptions, they display none of their own heraldry and wear the purple tabard denoting the symbol of the Dragon proudly. [Cantônian Cohort] >>5534341 V
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Stay strong my brothers! This Cathargi slaver tomboy GF shall not tempt us!
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>>5543368 >L'orso cocole wholesome and cute
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>>5543368 Just think how quick grampa would spin in his grave if we got together with a sl***r.
>Pic related Mom "you can't just do nothing but be a knight errant for the rest of your life"
Mom" what would your grandpa say"
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Grandpa" Damm cathargi trying to steal my freedom"
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>>5543411 >Muh freedoms >[screeching legatus Griffinhawk in the background] Anonymous
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>>5542484 >Burly giants, clearly Norsikaan by the helm and longaxes slung over the shoulder, but armoured in glittering chainmail hauberks of southern make. These men are a different breed from sort of ill-tempered drunks you encountered in Port Bounty. [Norsikaan Cohort] >>5535153 Me
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>>5543411 My grampa would ask if they were a Norsikaan, or a Norsican't.
I know this to be true when he shouted it at the Mexican guy he was bowling with.
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>>5542484 >>Burly giants, clearly Norsikaan by the helm and longaxes slung over the shoulder, but armoured in glittering chainmail hauberks of southern make. These men are a different breed from sort of ill-tempered drunks you encountered in Port Bounty. [Norsikaan Cohort] >>5534333 Me
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>>5542484 >Taller than you and rakish thin, their skin is so dark that you at first fear it must be some kind of malady. Over their shoulders is slung a long bow of masterful craftsmanship. These must be the famed archers of the Tempest Isles. [Tempestus Cohort] >>5534329 Me
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:dzI1+oUm Tue 24 Jan 2023 11:20:50 No. 5543575 Report Sorry lads, try to finish the update but I can’t stop nodding off. Will post tomorrow.
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>>5543575 The thing I fear the most every day.
Have a good rest Forgotten
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:dzI1+oUm Tue 24 Jan 2023 13:15:50 No. 5543630 Report >>5543575 And the moment I actually try to give in and let sleep take me suddenly I can't sleep. Silver lining though, I've finished the update. Apologies in advance for any format bollocks.
>>5543368 This be comfy as eff
>>5543107 Maybe you're crazy, maybe that's some high quality tinfoil, but ask yourself this. If you were even close to the truth, would I ever confirm it even if directly asked?
>>5542545 >>5542519 Yay, thanks anon-daddies. You can't have a mighty foreign imperial city without some varangian equivalent, surely...
These are far from the only cohorts in the Dragon Guard, but those more exotic examples can wait. Anonymous
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>>5543630 I am looking forward to meeting the snake-people dragon guard members
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>>5543630 >spoiler So what you're saying is
weeaboo Dragonguard exist.
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>SELECTED: Burly giants, clearly Norsikaan by the helm and longaxes slung over the shoulder, but armoured in glittering chainmail hauberks of southern make. These men are a different breed from the sort of ill-tempered drunks you encountered in Port Bounty. [Norsikaan Cohort]
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The slave-boy’s words do garner a reaction from them, much to the indignation of the silken-robed man. The group of a half-dozen warriors step back and shoulder their spears, eyeing the situation warily. But that still leaves at least a dozen more mercenaries standing their ground, if only because none of them appear to understand exactly what is going on. The boldest of them, a Langlishman by your reckoning, and perhaps too keen to show his employer that his coin is being earned, steps in the path of the foremost Norsikaan with a sneer.
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:dzI1+oUm Tue 24 Jan 2023 13:34:20 No. 5543649 Report <span class="mu-b"><span class="mu-i">“…”</span></span> The furthest warrior, raven-black hair billowing out the back of their helm, regards both you and the cheery red-maned Norsikaan <span class="mu-b"><span class="mu-i">“Þeir tala mörg nöfn. Hvernig í fjandanum ætti ég að þekkja hann? Hálfviti.”</span></span>
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:dzI1+oUm Tue 24 Jan 2023 13:35:53 No. 5543651 Report [4/4]> “I take it this is some sort of challenge? Very well, but I am too busy at this very moment. Once I am done, a convenient time and place in the near future can be agreed upon. My squire will get the details.” You are not obligated to accept a challenge from a northern barbarian, but a part of you wants to try your strength against such a man. But this can wait until your pilgrim has finished, you dismiss any notion of being held up any longer here. [Haughty] > “My. Name. Is. Sir. Emile. Andrei. What. Is. Your. Name? Sir?” You speak slowly and loudly, hoping to get through to these barbarians. If you join the Dragon Guard, these men may be your comrades. It may pay to be polite and establish some rapport where you can, if only because they might be some of the deadliest warriors you have ever met. [Hearty] >“We are pilgrims of Cantôn and have no quarrel with you. Let us both be about our own business, and part ways in good cheer.” Your tone is subdued and your eyes watchful on the four arrayed killers that regard you with varying levels of interest. Your hand rests casually upon your sword hilt, ready to draw at a moment’s notice. No false bravado here, if the northern devil tries his luck he will not find you such an easy target. [Idealist]
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>>5543651 >“We are pilgrims of Cantôn and have no quarrel with you. Let us both be about our own business, and part ways in good cheer.” Your tone is subdued and your eyes watchful on the four arrayed killers that regard you with varying levels of interest. Your hand rests casually upon your sword hilt, ready to draw at a moment’s notice. No false bravado here, if the northern devil tries his luck he will not find you such an easy target. [Idealist] Our duty first.
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>>5543651 >>5534531 >>“We are pilgrims of Cantôn and have no quarrel with you. Let us both be about our own business, and part ways in good cheer.” Your tone is subdued and your eyes watchful on the four arrayed killers that regard you with varying levels of interest. Your hand rests casually upon your sword hilt, ready to draw at a moment’s notice. No false bravado here, if the northern devil tries his luck he will not find you such an easy target. [Idealist] Unless he starts to attack us or the pilgrims, we have no business with him.
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>>5543651 Child do you speak my language? He wants a fight no? I have duties to attend to and a pilgrimage to finish but if he is warrior enough I'll face him and we'll test our strength, but not before I stand vigil here. If he is man enough he can stand the vigil with me and then at dawn we'll see who the better warrior is. Tell him boy, offer him my challenge [Hearty/Haughty?]
I'd like to offer a write in. I feel like Emile would love the challenge of fighting this guy and testing himself against them just as he did in Langland. He has to know he's the best, if not he has to understand how they fight, it's a thirst. BUT he's not going to shirk his duty, or his purpose in being here. Imagine dying before completing his errantry due to arrogance, his confessor would be livid
>>5534357 No sex check
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>>5543651 > “I take it this is some sort of challenge? Very well, but I am too busy at this very moment. Once I am done, a convenient time and place in the near future can be agreed upon. My squire will get the details.” You are not obligated to accept a challenge from a northern barbarian, but a part of you wants to try your strength against such a man. But this can wait until your pilgrim has finished, you dismiss any notion of being held up any longer here. [Haughty] Fucking pagan butchers.
Its interesting we've not been here 5 minutes and already have a display of what this city offers of the world and how little Canton is considered in that regard despite how large our homeland might be.
Brushing it off will likely be interpreted as cowardice, talking louder makes us seem like an idiot though the Norsikaan will get our name for his pagan gods and from what I infer no option states a fight immediately however each option has a chance of escalation due to our lack of a translator.
>>5534320 V-card
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>>5543651 >> “I take it this is some sort of challenge? Very well, but I am too busy at this very moment. Once I am done, a convenient time and place in the near future can be agreed upon. My squire will get the details.” You are not obligated to accept a challenge from a northern barbarian, but a part of you wants to try your strength against such a man. But this can wait until your pilgrim has finished, you dismiss any notion of being held up any longer here. [Haughty] >>5535511 Anonymous
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>>5543651 >“I take it this is some sort of challenge? Very well, but I am too busy at this very moment. Once I am done, a convenient time and place in the near future can be agreed upon. My squire will get the details.” You are not obligated to accept a challenge from a northern barbarian, but a part of you wants to try your strength against such a man. But this can wait until your pilgrim has finished, you dismiss any notion of being held up any longer here. [Haughty] FIGHT
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>>5543651 >> “I take it this is some sort of challenge? Very well, but I am too busy at this very moment. Once I am done, a convenient time and place in the near future can be agreed upon. My squire will get the details.” You are not obligated to accept a challenge from a northern barbarian, but a part of you wants to try your strength against such a man. But this can wait until your pilgrim has finished, you dismiss any notion of being held up any longer here. [Haughty] I wish to fight this man. We already tested our mettle against a Langlish foe, I would wish the same for a Norsikaan.
>>5534322 My first post
>>5543630 Love you Forgotten, you crazy bugger
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>>5534353 >>5543651 Me> “I take it this is some sort of challenge? Very well, but I am too busy at this very moment. Once I am done, a convenient time and place in the near future can be agreed upon. My squire will get the details.” You are not obligated to accept a challenge from a northern barbarian, but a part of you wants to try your strength against such a man. But this can wait until your pilgrim has finished, you dismiss any notion of being held up any longer here. [Haughty] We probably know enough bits of language and heartful begging to know a cry for help when we hear one. We need a translator and I one was kind enough to present themselves. Also, it has been far to long since we killed anything and this man is insulting us.
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>>5543651 > “I take it this is some sort of challenge? Very well, but I am too busy at this very moment. Once I am done, a convenient time and place in the near future can be agreed upon. My squire will get the details.” You are not obligated to accept a challenge from a northern barbarian, but a part of you wants to try your strength against such a man. But this can wait until your pilgrim has finished, you dismiss any notion of being held up any longer here. [Haughty] It's not a STV quest if Emile doesn't make a splash wherever he goes
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>>5543683 I don't think the viking insulted us Anon, more like enthusiastically issuing a challenge
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>>5543651 >“We are pilgrims of Cantôn and have no quarrel with you. Let us both be about our own business, and part ways in good cheer.” Your tone is subdued and your eyes watchful on the four arrayed killers that regard you with varying levels of interest. Your hand rests casually upon your sword hilt, ready to draw at a moment’s notice. No false bravado here, if the northern devil tries his luck he will not find you such an easy target. [Idealist] >>5534333 Me. Bring it on you Norse scum.
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>>5543649 Forgotten....You do know that you had the slave-boy ask if we spoke Norwegian, right? Does this mean that Norway canonically exists in StV?
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>>5543651 > “I take it this is some sort of challenge? Very well, but I am too busy at this very moment. Once I am done, a convenient time and place in the near future can be agreed upon. My squire will get the details.” You are not obligated to accept a challenge from a northern barbarian, but a part of you wants to try your strength against such a man. But this can wait until your pilgrim has finished, you dismiss any notion of being held up any longer here. [Haughty] >>5534546 Verified
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>>5542484 Icelandic is fucking impossible to understand. I recognise it when i see it, but it's like hearing medieval danish t. Swede. Anyway here's the google translated viking speech:
>"Not one dog among this group is worthy of my time! How do you let the gods hear your name with such pathetic enemies?" The Norsikaans are unsurprisingly pretty gung ho about their gods, believing that personal combat is the main way to please them
>"A thin choice, admittedly. I think this one looks promising." >"It might even take two swings of an axe to roll this tree, Einar Witch Wound." They're referring to us here.
>"With a frozen witch's eye, Baldur Fjarsyn, you may be right. Maybe some sport after all! Hey, Hálfdan! Have thy ravens whispered this man's name in thy dreams?" Halfdan is clearly a Seidr, or at the very least has the makings of one. Seidr is traditionally women's magic, but Odin learned how to wield it from Freya so it's not unheard of for men to practice it. Maybe these "frost witches" are Seidr too.
>"They speak many names. How the hell would I know him? Idiot." based Halfdan
They exchange some more banter, and then we get challenged by the red-haired guy.
>"Tell him boy! Tell the armoured man that I will put my name against him, and see who reaches the ear of the gods!" There you have it. He wants to fight us in order to further his standing in the eyes of his gods, but probably won't push the issue if we make it clear that we're on duty.
On a side note, acquiring a companion Seidr-woman (or man) would be a very desirable development in my humble opinion. Considering the nature of our enemies, even vague hints at the secret dealings afoot could prove valuable. I REALLY think we should fight their leader and build a rapport with them just so that we can talk to Halfdan about his visions.
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>>5543712 The general gist is that this Norsikaan thinks Emile is one big boy and he'd like to fight him for the usual 'muh honor before the Gods' bullshit.
The raven-black dude seems to be able to speak with ravens though. Not sure if they're taking the piss at him or he is truly some kind of shaman.
Also F for the slave boy, he can't speak Cantonian at all.
>>5543651 > “I take it this is some sort of challenge? Very well, but I am too busy at this very moment. Once I am done, a convenient time and place in the near future can be agreed upon. My squire will get the details.” You are not obligated to accept a challenge from a northern barbarian, but a part of you wants to try your strength against such a man. But this can wait until your pilgrim has finished, you dismiss any notion of being held up any longer here. [Haughty] Emile has always been interested in trying out his skill against foreign foes so I don't think it's too terrible to accept? We should just not underestimate this guy, if he's part of a cohort he's certainly not a scrub.
>>5535393 Moi.
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>>5543651 >“We are pilgrims of Cantôn and have no quarrel with you. Let us both be about our own business, and part ways in good cheer.” Your tone is subdued and your eyes watchful on the four arrayed killers that regard you with varying levels of interest. Your hand rests casually upon your sword hilt, ready to draw at a moment’s notice. No false bravado here, if the northern devil tries his luck he will not find you such an easy target. [Idealist] >>5535348 Peace first, then horrible horrible violence
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>>5543651 >> “I take it this is some sort of challenge? Very well, but I am too busy at this very moment. Once I am done, a convenient time and place in the near future can be agreed upon. My squire will get the details.” You are not obligated to accept a challenge from a northern barbarian, but a part of you wants to try your strength against such a man. But this can wait until your pilgrim has finished, you dismiss any notion of being held up any longer here. [Haughty] >>5534318 Anonymous
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>>5543651 >> “I take it this is some sort of challenge? Very well, but I am too busy at this very moment. Once I am done, a convenient time and place in the near future can be agreed upon. My squire will get the details.” You are not obligated to accept a challenge from a northern barbarian, but a part of you wants to try your strength against such a man. But this can wait until your pilgrim has finished, you dismiss any notion of being held up any longer here. [Haughty] >>5534530 Me
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>>5543651 > “I take it this is some sort of challenge? Very well, but I am too busy at this very moment. Once I am done, a convenient time and place in the near future can be agreed upon. My squire will get the details.” You are not obligated to accept a challenge from a northern barbarian, but a part of you wants to try your strength against such a man. But this can wait until your pilgrim has finished, you dismiss any notion of being held up any longer here. [Haughty] We have to get ourselves a translator of our own, preferably one that can teach us multiple languages. I would go as far as buying a slave just to freeing him immediately and offer him a place in our household.
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>>5543651 Child do you speak my language? He wants a fight no? I have duties to attend to and a pilgrimage to finish but if he is warrior enough I'll face him and we'll test our strength, but not before I stand vigil here. If he is man enough he can stand the vigil with me and then at dawn we'll see who the better warrior is. Tell him boy, offer him my challenge [Hearty/Haughty?]
>>5535471 It was me forgotten it was me all along
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>>5543848 and the alternate wording
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>>5543651 >“We are pilgrims of Cantôn and have no quarrel with you. Let us both be about our own business, and part ways in good cheer.” Your tone is subdued and your eyes watchful on the four arrayed killers that regard you with varying levels of interest. Your hand rests casually upon your sword hilt, ready to draw at a moment’s notice. No false bravado here, if the northern devil tries his luck he will not find you such an easy target. [Idealist] me:
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>>5543651 >>“We are pilgrims of Cantôn and have no quarrel with you. Let us both be about our own business, and part ways in good cheer.” Your tone is subdued and your eyes watchful on the four arrayed killers that regard you with varying levels of interest. Your hand rests casually upon your sword hilt, ready to draw at a moment’s notice. No false bravado here, if the northern devil tries his luck he will not find you such an easy target. [Idealist] >>5535521 me
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>>5543651 >>“We are pilgrims of Cantôn and have no quarrel with you. Let us both be about our own business, and part ways in good cheer.” Your tone is subdued and your eyes watchful on the four arrayed killers that regard you with varying levels of interest. Your hand rests casually upon your sword hilt, ready to draw at a moment’s notice. No false bravado here, if the northern devil tries his luck he will not find you such an easy target. [Idealist] >>5534745 was away for a few days with family, glad to have multiple posts to catch up on
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>>5543651 >“We are pilgrims of Cantôn and have no quarrel with you. Let us both be about our own business, and part ways in good cheer.” Your tone is subdued and your eyes watchful on the four arrayed killers that regard you with varying levels of interest. Your hand rests casually upon your sword hilt, ready to draw at a moment’s notice. No false bravado here, if the northern devil tries his luck he will not find you such an easy target. [Idealist] >>5534324 Me
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>>5543651 >“We are pilgrims of Cantôn and have no quarrel with you. Let us both be about our own business, and part ways in good cheer.” Your tone is subdued and your eyes watchful on the four arrayed killers that regard you with varying levels of interest. Your hand rests casually upon your sword hilt, ready to draw at a moment’s notice. No false bravado here, if the northern devil tries his luck he will not find you such an easy target. [Idealist] >>5535143 V card
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>>5543651 >> “I take it this is some sort of challenge? Very well, but I am too busy at this very moment. Once I am done, a convenient time and place in the near future can be agreed upon. My squire will get the details.” You are not obligated to accept a challenge from a northern barbarian, but a part of you wants to try your strength against such a man. But this can wait until your pilgrim has finished, you dismiss any notion of being held up any longer here. [Haughty] DUTY BEFORE PLEASURE
>>5534750 *insert sculpture of dead guy here*
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>>5543651 >> “I take it this is some sort of challenge? Very well, but I am too busy at this very moment. Once I am done, a convenient time and place in the near future can be agreed upon. My squire will get the details.” You are not obligated to accept a challenge from a northern barbarian, but a part of you wants to try your strength against such a man. But this can wait until your pilgrim has finished, you dismiss any notion of being held up any longer here. [Haughty] Anonymous
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>>5543651 >> “I take it this is some sort of challenge? Very well, but I am too busy at this very moment. Once I am done, a convenient time and place in the near future can be agreed upon. My squire will get the details.” You are not obligated to accept a challenge from a northern barbarian, but a part of you wants to try your strength against such a man. But this can wait until your pilgrim has finished, you dismiss any notion of being held up any longer here. [Haughty] >>5535546 me
if he really wants a fight right now how about no armour no weopons fisrt to get knocked out loses, our life is not ours to lose until the pilgrimage is done
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>>5543651 >“I take it this is some sort of challenge? Very well, but I am too busy at this very moment. Once I am done, a convenient time and place in the near future can be agreed upon. My squire will get the details.” You are not obligated to accept a challenge from a northern barbarian, but a part of you wants to try your strength against such a man. But this can wait until your pilgrim has finished, you dismiss any notion of being held up any longer here. [Haughty] >>5534566 We say no, they might kill that
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:ZG6xtRMf Wed 25 Jan 2023 10:14:13 No. 5544559 Report Hey lads I’ve finished work pretty darn late tonight and I don’t think I have it in me for an update this evening.>haughty options wins >illiterate Mikail and unintelligent slave-boy left to figure out how to arrange the time and terms of a duel between their respective superiors
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I’m sure he’s quite smart.
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>>5544559 >There will be an update tomorrow but I think after that I’ll take the long weekend for myself Fuuuuuuuuck
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>>5544560 Being a polyglot just means he has good memory, which while correlated with high intelligence doesn't necessitate it.
Checkmate, Hangman! I rest my case.
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Well this duel is going to interesting in the future, If he's equipment from the previous markets is anything to go by we'll have a hard time not taking damage as long he can handle the DC.
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>>5544559 Damm and here I was looking forward to some barbarian bludgeoning
ah well heres the finest meme from my stock to tide anons over
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>>5543651 >*slap hand against chest* "Emile Andrei" *point towards him* then offer handshake if he gives his name [write in] Anonymous
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:dzI1+oUm Thu 26 Jan 2023 13:22:59 No. 5545733 Report > SELECTED “I take it this is some sort of challenge? Very well, but I am too busy at this very moment. Once I am done, a convenient time and place in the near future can be agreed upon. My squire will get the details.” You are not obligated to accept a challenge from a northern barbarian, but a part of you wants to try your strength against such a man. But this can wait until your pilgrim has finished, you dismiss any notion of being held up any longer here. [Haughty] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HKkL7DfoE3U&ab_channel=Danheim - Norsikaan theme, should have been in the last post<span class="mu-i">“I take it this is some sort of challenge? Very well, but I am too busy at this very moment.”</span> Bravos stabbing each other in the street in Langland, huscarls hewing mercenaries in this plaza. Everywhere you go, it seems one foreigner or another is set on killing another over some trifle. At least in Cantôn charters are issued and challenges properly arranged before knights start swing at each in the street. <span class="mu-i">“Once I am done, a convenient time and place in the near future can be agreed upon. My squire will get the details.”</span>
<span class="mu-i">“I will?”</span> Mikail is not the only one that appears confused, the Norsikaans are speaking amongst themselves.
The distant dark-haired one seems completely disinterested in the exchange, and the blonde one with the distinct purple sash that might denote a rank seems set on herding his comrades away, captive slavemaster in tow. Most of the talking is between the one-eyed huscarl and his loudmouthed red-haired fellow.
<span class="mu-i"><span class="mu-b">“Ég held að hann geti ekki barist núna. Sjáðu hina sem hann er með, hann er herforinginn þeirra eða eitthvað.”</span></span>
<span class="mu-i"><span class="mu-b">“Stríðsstjóri? Þeir eru ekki stríðsmenn, sjáðu þá. Þeir eru frá álfunni, hann er pílagrímur.”</span></span>
<span class="mu-i"><span class="mu-b">“Pílagrímur?”</span></span>
<span class="mu-i">“Yes pilagrima, that is the word!”</span> Finally a word you recognise, even through that barking accent of theirs. You point to yourself and the others. <span class="mu-i">“Pilgrims! From Cantôn?”</span>
<span class="mu-i"><span class="mu-b">“Já, sérðu? ”</span></span> The warrior with the eyepatch nods knowingly. <span class="mu-i"><span class="mu-b">“Hann þekkir orðið. Pílagrímurinn ferðast hingað til þessa suðurlands til að ganga mikið. ”</span></span>
<span class="mu-i"><span class="mu-b">“Hvað? Ganga? Fyrir æfingu? ”</span></span>
<span class="mu-i"><span class="mu-b">“Það er hvernig þeir biðja. Gangandi. Og krjúpandi. ”</span></span> Eyepatch scratches his chin. <span class="mu-i"><span class="mu-b">“Stundum syngur líka. ”</span></span>
<span class="mu-i"><span class="mu-b">“Það er geðveikt. ”</span></span> The red-haired one shakes his head in disbelief, although disbelief at what you have no idea. <span class="mu-i"><span class="mu-b">“Ég held að þú sért að búa þetta til.”</span></span>
<span class="mu-i"><span class="mu-b">“Ó ef þér finnst þetta brjálað, muntu elska þetta. Allt það að ganga og biðja er fyrir einn guð.”</span></span>
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<span class="mu-i"><span class="mu-b">“Þeir eiga bara einn guð?! Hvað varð um hina? ”</span></span> Redhair exclaims, looking at your party incredulously. Finally his shrugs and slaps a meaty hand on the trembling slaveboy, shoving him in your direction. <span class="mu-i"><span class="mu-b">“Allt í lagi, drengur. Hlustaðu vel. Ekki hleypa þessu úr augsýn þinni fyrr en hann samþykkir að berjast við mig. ”</span></span>
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:dzI1+oUm Thu 26 Jan 2023 13:26:46 No. 5545737 Report [3/3]>“I am honoured to be greeted by the Chapter Master of Cathagi himself upon our arrival. His holiness Gilles de Moray charged me with the protection of these pious folk, whom I now deliver into your care.” You inform the Chapter Master of the losses suffered on the way, but more well protected pilgrimages than this have been known to suffer far worse. You credit yourself and Brother Rousseau in particular for the accomplishment. [Haughty] >“You are doing God’s work, honoured Chapter Master. We have travelled far, and faced much. It is a great relief to find an open door and friendly face at the end of our long journey.” You will light a candle here for those that did not make it, but every man among them knew the risks they were taking. However those fallen pilgrims lived in life, Almighty knows their souls are in his halls now. [Hearty] > “I beg forgiveness, your holiness. We lost two good and faithful men on the road through Fallavon. Master Percy of Aubrey to a foul undead monster and Brother Riche of St. Gabriel’s Gate to bandits.” You’ve not committed to memory the name of every humble pilgrim that made it this far, but you remember the names of the ones you failed to protect. This blemish mars your sense of accomplishment. [Idealist]
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>>5545737 >> “I beg forgiveness, your holiness. We lost two good and faithful men on the road through Fallavon. Master Percy of Aubrey to a foul undead monster and Brother Riche of St. Gabriel’s Gate to bandits.” You’ve not committed to memory the name of every humble pilgrim that made it this far, but you remember the names of the ones you failed to protect. This blemish mars your sense of accomplishment. [Idealist] Anonymous
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>>5545737 >“You are doing God’s work, honoured Chapter Master. We have travelled far, and faced much. It is a great relief to find an open door and friendly face at the end of our long journey.” You will light a candle here for those that did not make it, but every man among them knew the risks they were taking. However those fallen pilgrims lived in life, Almighty knows their souls are in his halls now. [Hearty] Anonymous
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>>5545737 > “I beg forgiveness, your holiness. We lost two good and faithful men on the road through Fallavon. Master Percy of Aubrey to a foul undead monster and Brother Riche of St. Gabriel’s Gate to bandits.” You’ve not committed to memory the name of every humble pilgrim that made it this far, but you remember the names of the ones you failed to protect. This blemish mars your sense of accomplishment. [Idealist >>5534668 My v post.
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>>5545737 >>5534531 > “I beg forgiveness, your holiness. We lost two good and faithful men on the road through Fallavon. Master Percy of Aubrey to a foul undead monster and Brother Riche of St. Gabriel’s Gate to bandits.” You’ve not committed to memory the name of every humble pilgrim that made it this far, but you remember the names of the ones you failed to protect. This blemish mars your sense of accomplishment. [Idealist] They have finished this pilgrimage with us in spirit.
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>>5545737 > “I beg forgiveness, your holiness. We lost two good and faithful men on the road through Fallavon. Master Percy of Aubrey to a foul undead monster and Brother Riche of St. Gabriel’s Gate to bandits.” You’ve not committed to memory the name of every humble pilgrim that made it this far, but you remember the names of the ones you failed to protect. This blemish mars your sense of accomplishment. [Idealist] >>5534324 Me
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>>5545737 >>“I am honoured to be greeted by the Chapter Master of Cathagi himself upon our arrival. His holiness Gilles de Moray charged me with the protection of these pious folk, whom I now deliver into your care.” You inform the Chapter Master of the losses suffered on the way, but more well protected pilgrimages than this have been known to suffer far worse. You credit yourself and Brother Rousseau in particular for the accomplishment. [Haughty] >>5535002 Anonymous
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>>5545737 > “I beg forgiveness, your holiness. We lost two good and faithful men on the road through Fallavon. Master Percy of Aubrey to a foul undead monster and Brother Riche of St. Gabriel’s Gate to bandits.” You’ve not committed to memory the name of every humble pilgrim that made it this far, but you remember the names of the ones you failed to protect. This blemish mars your sense of accomplishment. [Idealist] >>5534546 Anonymous
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>>5545733 >“Hann þekkir orðið. Pílagrímurinn ferðast hingað til þessa suðurlands til að ganga mikið. ” This shouldn't be as funny as it is
>“Hvað? Ganga? Fyrir æfingu? ” Cardio is importan Bruh
Throughly enjoying these northern savages, truly the most [Hearty] of comrades!
>>5545737 > “I beg forgiveness, your holiness. We lost two good and faithful men on the road through Fallavon. Master Percy of Aubrey to a foul undead monster and Brother Riche of St. Gabriel’s Gate to bandits.” You’ve not committed to memory the name of every humble pilgrim that made it this far, but you remember the names of the ones you failed to protect. This blemish mars your sense of accomplishment. [Idealist] Fuck it, I don't like the humble angle but their names should be carried to this holy place.
>>5534320 Waka Waka
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>>5545737 > “I beg forgiveness, your holiness. We lost two good and faithful men on the road through Fallavon. Master Percy of Aubrey to a foul undead monster and Brother Riche of St. Gabriel’s Gate to bandits.” You’ve not committed to memory the name of every humble pilgrim that made it this far, but you remember the names of the ones you failed to protect. This blemish mars your sense of accomplishment. [Idealist] >>5534527 Anonymous
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>>5545737 >> “I beg forgiveness, your holiness. We lost two good and faithful men on the road through Fallavon. Master Percy of Aubrey to a foul undead monster and Brother Riche of St. Gabriel’s Gate to bandits.” You’ve not committed to memory the name of every humble pilgrim that made it this far, but you remember the names of the ones you failed to protect. This blemish mars your sense of accomplishment. [Idealist] >>5535471 the first post before the last vigil
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>>5545737 >> “I beg forgiveness, your holiness. We lost two good and faithful men on the road through Fallavon. Master Percy of Aubrey to a foul undead monster and Brother Riche of St. Gabriel’s Gate to bandits.” You’ve not committed to memory the name of every humble pilgrim that made it this far, but you remember the names of the ones you failed to protect. This blemish mars your sense of accomplishment. [Idealist] >>5535511 Anonymous
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>>5545737 > “I beg forgiveness, your holiness. We lost two good and faithful men on the road through Fallavon. Master Percy of Aubrey to a foul undead monster and Brother Riche of St. Gabriel’s Gate to bandits.” You’ve not committed to memory the name of every humble pilgrim that made it this far, but you remember the names of the ones you failed to protect. This blemish mars your sense of accomplishment. [Idealist] I like to believe that it was the right choice to stay behind and protect the rest of the pilgrims, but the decision still haunts me some times. Was that man still alive then? What did I condemned him to by that decision? I'm unsure if really want to know.
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>>5545737 > “I beg forgiveness, your holiness. We lost two good and faithful men on the road through Fallavon. Master Percy of Aubrey to a foul undead monster and Brother Riche of St. Gabriel’s Gate to bandits.” You’ve not committed to memory the name of every humble pilgrim that made it this far, but you remember the names of the ones you failed to protect. This blemish mars your sense of accomplishment. [Idealist] Thank you for including this option, Forgotten.
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>>5545737 > “I beg forgiveness, your holiness. We lost two good and faithful men on the road through Fallavon. Master Percy of Aubrey to a foul undead monster and Brother Riche of St. Gabriel’s Gate to bandits.” You’ve not committed to memory the name of every humble pilgrim that made it this far, but you remember the names of the ones you failed to protect. This blemish mars your sense of accomplishment. [Idealist] Seems like a long time ago when we slew the Wodenaki and the bandits. If I remember correctly, Brother Riche chose to fight against the bandits, but Master Percy was taken. I do feel bad for Percy.
FUCK FALLAVON >>5534322 My post
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>>5545737 >“I beg forgiveness, your holiness. We lost two good and faithful men on the road through Fallavon. Master Percy of Aubrey to a foul undead monster and Brother Riche of St. Gabriel’s Gate to bandits.” You’ve not committed to memory the name of every humble pilgrim that made it this far, but you remember the names of the ones you failed to protect. This blemish mars your sense of accomplishment. [Ideali kkdnwld:
>>5534321 Anonymous
FOr such a kind-looking man to be Chapter Master in Cathagi it means two possible things: he's someone else's puppet or he's goddamn scary behind that elderly look.
>>5545737 > “I beg forgiveness, your holiness. We lost two good and faithful men on the road through Fallavon. Master Percy of Aubrey to a foul undead monster and Brother Riche of St. Gabriel’s Gate to bandits.” You’ve not committed to memory the name of every humble pilgrim that made it this far, but you remember the names of the ones you failed to protect. This blemish mars your sense of accomplishment. [Idealist] >>5535393 Me again.
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>>5545962 I would say it's the second one. While our meeting with de Moray was a long time ago, we would remember if he had anything bad to say about him. Besides, such beaten armour and old age only tells us of his experience in this dangerous profession and I do think that the Comitas is dutiful enough to not put such a man at the command of such crucial position. Well, I hope that's the case.
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>>5545737 >> “I beg forgiveness, your holiness. We lost two good and faithful men on the road through Fallavon. Master Percy of Aubrey to a foul undead monster and Brother Riche of St. Gabriel’s Gate to bandits.” You’ve not committed to memory the name of every humble pilgrim that made it this far, but you remember the names of the ones you failed to protect. This blemish mars your sense of accomplishment. [Idealist] >>5534745 Anonymous
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>>5545737 >> “I beg forgiveness, your holiness. We lost two good and faithful men on the road through Fallavon. Master Percy of Aubrey to a foul undead monster and Brother Riche of St. Gabriel’s Gate to bandits.” You’ve not committed to memory the name of every humble pilgrim that made it this far, but you remember the names of the ones you failed to protect. This blemish mars your sense of accomplishment. [Idealist] >>5534530 Me
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>>5545962 I think Comitas just firmly stays out of politics and thus avoids most Cathagi bullshit.
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>>5545737 >>“I am honoured to be greeted by the Chapter Master of Cathagi himself upon our arrival. His holiness Gilles de Moray charged me with the protection of these pious folk, whom I now deliver into your care.” You inform the Chapter Master of the losses suffered on the way, but more well protected pilgrimages than this have been known to suffer far worse. You credit yourself and Brother Rousseau in particular for the accomplishment. [Haughty] Anonymous
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>>5545737 >>“You are doing God’s work, honoured Chapter Master. We have travelled far, and faced much. It is a great relief to find an open door and friendly face at the end of our long journey.” You will light a candle here for those that did not make it, but every man among them knew the risks they were taking. However those fallen pilgrims lived in life, Almighty knows their souls are in his halls now. [Hearty] >>5534333 Me.
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>>5545737 > “I beg forgiveness, your holiness. We lost two good and faithful men on the road through Fallavon. Master Percy of Aubrey to a foul undead monster and Brother Riche of St. Gabriel’s Gate to bandits.” You’ve not committed to memory the name of every humble pilgrim that made it this far, but you remember the names of the ones you failed to protect. This blemish mars your sense of accomplishment. [Idealist] >>5535143 V card
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>>5545737 >> “I beg forgiveness, your holiness. We lost two good and faithful men on the road through Fallavon. Master Percy of Aubrey to a foul undead monster and Brother Riche of St. Gabriel’s Gate to bandits.” You’ve not committed to memory the name of every humble pilgrim that made it this far, but you remember the names of the ones you failed to protect. This blemish mars your sense of accomplishment. [Idealist] le
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>>5545737 >“I am honoured to be greeted by the Chapter Master of Cathagi himself upon our arrival. His holiness Gilles de Moray charged me with the protection of these pious folk, whom I now deliver into your care.” You inform the Chapter Master of the losses suffered on the way, but more well protected pilgrimages than this have been known to suffer far worse. You credit yourself and Brother Rousseau in particular for the accomplishment. [Haughty] Excessive humility is a pride of its own.
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>>5546304 >>5535153 Verification post.
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>>5535150 Link back
>>5545737 >>“I am honoured to be greeted by the Chapter Master of Cathagi himself upon our arrival. His holiness Gilles de Moray charged me with the protection of these pious folk, whom I now deliver into your care.” You inform the Chapter Master of the losses suffered on the way, but more well protected pilgrimages than this have been known to suffer far worse. You credit yourself and Brother Rousseau in particular for the accomplishment. [Haughty] Anonymous
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>>5545737 >“I am honoured to be greeted by the Chapter Master of Cathagi himself upon our arrival. His holiness Gilles de Moray charged me with the protection of these pious folk, whom I now deliver into your care.” You inform the Chapter Master of the losses suffered on the way, but more well protected pilgrimages than this have been known to suffer far worse. You credit yourself and Brother Rousseau in particular for the accomplishment. [Haughty] >>5534318 Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B
Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:ZG6xtRMf Fri 27 Jan 2023 14:55:02 No. 5547014 Report Love you guys, enjoy your weekend!
Anonymous
>>5547014 Vancewell bros I don't feel so good.
Love you too. Stay safe buddy.
Anonymous
>>5547014 >No STV update today We truly live in a Fallen World™
Have a good one Forgotten
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>>5547067 The betrayal of the fallen Brothers cursed mankind with vice, corruption and no StV updates
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>>5547047 OooOOOo Cathagi Warrior Women .. OoOOOooo vice grip thighs...
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>>5547014 Almost got me there... won't tempt me with your qt. heathens!
Vancewell in only thigh high riding boots when? Anonymous
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>>5545737 > “I beg forgiveness, your holiness. We lost two good and faithful men on the road through Fallavon. Master Percy of Aubrey to a foul undead monster and Brother Riche of St. Gabriel’s Gate to bandits.” You’ve not committed to memory the name of every humble pilgrim that made it this far, but you remember the names of the ones you failed to protect. This blemish mars your sense of accomplishment. [Idealist] verify
>>5534630 Anonymous
You know Emile has had better interactions with foreigners than he has with some of his own countrymen so far and it keeps entering my head that Emile might make a decent diplomat. Or at least being a diplomat might be in the cards for us after our adventures.
Anonymous
> Gone for five months for mental health > Get better, come back > STV is back. Its been back, there is a backlog > Vancewell confirmed
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>>5547809 The right choice was made anon, strap in, brace your sphincter and enjoy the ride
Anonymous
>>5547652 Maybe if we had his words speak only truth: Orator, though I want leader of men like you wouldn't believe.
I'm just waiting for a more erogenours display of heathen brutality than the Norsikaans to put doubt in us Anonymous
>>5547809 Don't worry I'm sure Daubney will find a good knight someday but I really wish I could shop a damn to make a dabbing Vancewell.
Anonymous
>>5547809 Anon, join the Cathagi Warrior Waifu Coalition and we can put an end to this madness.
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>>5547829 I try not to do things out of spite, it literally landed me in jail last time. Also, lmao, I cant vote this thread so Ill just eat popcorn.
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>>5547809 You think you feel defeated try being an elvish clussy supporter in 2023, we are on suicide watch
Anonymous
>>5547826 I ain't no memeshaman so this is the best I can offer Vancebro
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>>5547877 Amazing thank you anon
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>>5547829 Our time will come Anon, their resolve is weakening already! Hope we won't vote on it in this thread though as I also slept through verification...
Anonymous
>>5547820 .. . . .do you mean egregious?
Anonymous
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>>5547987 Well that's less interesting and way less homoerotic than the first few threads of STV were.
Anonymous
Do we have a central depository for pics of named characters, having one would make it a lot easier to make memes. Hunting through old threads for art of char8kkw0sacters is somewhat of a pain.
Anonymous
>>5550590 who you after anon?
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>>5550592 Noone right now but sometimes it happens.
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:ZG6xtRMf Mon 30 Jan 2023 08:46:32 No. 5550604 Report Lads today was IRL rough as guts, can’t crack out an update tonight.
The good news is that the rest of the week is looking more chill so I will be back on schedule and we will continue to the final vigil in due course.
>>5550590 I’ll put something together for you this week.
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>>5550604 No worries homie, your shit is always worth the wait
Anonymous
Meme Shaman
>>5547877 Now this does bring a smile to my face
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>>5551781 You created a great base picture to meme off of
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>>5551781 We need a Gilbern one where he's holding a letter or scroll.
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:/WaEmOpi Tue 31 Jan 2023 12:22:17 No. 5551843 Report Love your meme work lads.
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>>5551843 Shit happens dude, don't worry about it
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>>5551843 No problem man, just remember to have a couple of backups for your stuff.
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>>5551843 Hang in there Forgotten, we will wait here as long as it takes :)
Anonymous
what kind of special mount would you like to ride if Hannibal died?
Anonymous
Anonymous
>>5552502 honestly the sad thing about hannible is he is a basic bitch war horse when tracker jean brings back a proper stallion he will be relagated to mikail training which is the big sads
as for mounts this setting seems like unusal mounts aka bears dragons unicorns are extremely hard or impossible to pull off so i would say just stallion from the wastes
Anonymous
>>5552507 >t.Faeshill >>5552514 Pegasus knights are a rare thing in montbrun due to the fabled requirements of riding one but just because no one has doesn't mean no one can with another beast
or will Im waiting for someone to pull some Karl Franz bullshit Anonymous
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>>5552514 as a add on a carnivore mount is extremely hard to upkeep hell mounts that can't eat grass are shit too
Anonymous
>>5552517 >you must have a pure heart to ride a pegusus >route locked because of vancewell tittys Anonymous
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>>5552526 We'll just need to make vancewell pure. We can fix her
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>>5552526 >you must have a pure heart Pure good or evil?
Either way Vancewell isn't Emille.
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>>5552885 Congrats you got a perfect score, you passed the test
Meme Shaman
Meme Shaman
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:dzI1+oUm Wed 01 Feb 2023 13:36:20 No. 5553002 Report Quoted By:
> SELECTED: “I beg forgiveness, your holiness. We lost two good and faithful men on the road through Fallavon. Master Percy of Aubrey to a foul undead monster and Brother Riche of St. Gabriel’s Gate to bandits.” You’ve not committed to memory the name of every humble pilgrim that made it this far, but you remember the names of the ones you failed to protect. This blemish mars your sense of accomplishment. [Idealist] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CKWRuFjIRFo&ab_channel=catholictraditions – Pilgrim’s Welcome <span class="mu-i">“I beg forgiveness, your holiness. We lost two good and faithful men on the road through Fallavon.”</span> You sink to your knees at the feet of the Chapter Master, recalling the names of those who perished under your care. <span class="mu-i">“Master Percy of Aubrey to a foul undead monster and Brother Riche of St. Gabriel’s Gate to bandits.”</span>
Master Percy of Aubrey, humble cobbler, fell to the clutches of a Wodenaki on the road to Motte-Fallavon. His untimely demise was avenged in full by yourself and the other knights in escort shortly after. Brother Riche of St. Gabriel’s Gate, member of Reclaimant Sect, slain by a bandit on the road to Port Bounty. His death was not in vain, you can only pray that further pilgrims would find themselves unmolested by banditry on that stretch of the road for the foreseeable future. Perhaps, if you had kept better watch, perhaps instead of pursuing the bandits...
<span class="mu-i">“There is naught to forgive, my son.”</span> You start at the tender touch of the Chapter Master’s hand on your forehead. Looking up, you can see the sorry expression writ plain upon his face.<span class="mu-i">“Every year men and women find their faith calling them on this journey. It is a great tragedy that not all survive the ordeal, but none can say they were ignorant of the risks when they took their first step. You did not abandon them, and that is more than can be said for some. Raise your head high instead, sir knight, and think upon how many more might not have been spared but for your protection.”</span>
<span class="mu-i">“More still had I not had the good brother here by my side.”</span> You nod to Brother Marcel Rousseau behind you, the Knights Comitas steps forward to take a knee at your side. <span class="mu-i">“He has been as steady as a ship’s anchor, one could ask for no more faithful a companion on these troubled roads.”</span>
<span class="mu-i">“Brother Rousseau, I had not expected to see you in the colours of our order again. You have taken the vow of silence, I assume?”</span> Chapter Master Callahan clearly recognises the former knight of House Rousseau. This development does not come as too much of a shock, you were aware that he had been a member of their order many years hence. <span class="mu-i">“I see. I will not ask you what troubles bring you back to us, but I hope there is some small measure of peace to be had from it. Come, come all. The vigil awaits, but first you must rest your weary feet and fill your empty stomachs.”</span>
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:dzI1+oUm Wed 01 Feb 2023 13:38:30 No. 5553006 Report Brother Rousseau remains at your side as the procession trammels through the threshold of the Chapter House, you find a reassuring presence as always. But for some reason that you cannot precisely pinpoint, the man now does not seem to be his usual silent self following the Chapter Master’s address. This sounds odd to say, but he is… quieter than usual. Withdrawn, somehow. You resolve to speak with him at some point before commencing your vigil, which is typically commence on a Sandag some days from now.
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:dzI1+oUm Wed 01 Feb 2023 13:41:52 No. 5553011 Report The spoilered information is not in the letter. Sister Superior Ignatius, having successfully led the junior sisters of her order on their pilgrimage would set their sights on ultimately establishing a permanent foreign charity mission (under the Ordo Medicae) for the poor, the sick and the downtrodden in either Langland or Cathagi. Entrenched against the more adversarial views of her counterpart Father Towbray, she remained staunch in her view that the unsaved foreigners are no less deserving of Salve Reginae’s mercy, and perhaps only all the more in need of it. Sister Claire and Sister Varity would ultimately join Sister Ignatius’ enterprise in establishing of a foreign mission, having forged a close loyalty with the Sister Superior over their journey thus far.Sister Esther and Sister Dominique would content themselves with returning to the cloister in Cantôn, renewed in their faith and vows.
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:dzI1+oUm Wed 01 Feb 2023 13:46:59 No. 5553014 Report *sorry, the -names- are in Comitas letter, but not the personal details of their future path etc.Returned home to Grenoble and started a family Matthew and Laura would be wed in the Church on the Sendag prior to the vigil Escorted his daughter Laura for her wedding, handed over his shop to his new son-in-law upon their return to the continent. Died a happy man. Already owing his life to Sir Andrei, he was among the first to join Father Towbray’s sect Joined Father Towbray’s sect Joined Father Towbray’s sect Laid her stillborn child’s ashes to rest at the holy site Joined Father Towbray’s sect Joined Father Towbray’s sect Became a sailor, he would wear a scrap of cloth that was apparently worn by a Storm Saint for luck Took orders as a sergeant-at-arms of the Comitas in Cathagi
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:dzI1+oUm Wed 01 Feb 2023 13:52:08 No. 5553018 Report [5/5]Due to the momentous nature of your undertaking, both personal and in the pursuit of protecting others, a further Code will likely be unlocked upon your completion of the final vigil. >A Knight is Sworn to Valour >His Words Speaks Only Truth >His Wrath Undoes the Wicked
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:dzI1+oUm Wed 01 Feb 2023 13:55:57 No. 5553020 Report For ease of reference, here are all skills. You can only unlock the second boon when all codes have been unlocked at least once.
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>A Knight is Sworn to Valour A) Lead by Example: Double DC effect Winning Personal combat has on Battle Progress.
B) Turn the Tide: Winning Personal Combat allows you to re-roll ALL Battle Progress rolls next round.
*You may not flee in the face of the Foe, save by direct command of your liegelord.
>His Heart Knows Only Virtue A) Flower of Chivalry: Re-Roll all Courtship Rolls
B) Holy Orders: +1 Combat Re-Roll, +1 Path of Adam OR Cain <span class="mu-s">ACTIVE</span>
*You may not be unfaithful to your wife. You may not father bastards, even if unmarried.
>His Blade Defends the Helpless A) Blademaster: +10DC to Combat <span class="mu-s">ACTIVE</span>
B) Warform Stance: Double success grant +2 Auto-Damage instead of +1.
*You may not strike down a defenceless or unarmed opponent.
>His Might Upholds The Weak A) Shield of the Realm: Re-Roll 1 Failed Armour Save per Combat
B) Staggering Blows: Opponent's suffer additional Injury(-5DC) with every point damage. <span class="mu-s">ACTIVE</span>
*You may refuse no call for aid, honestly asked for.
>His Words Speaks Only Truth A) Orator: +20DC to Persuasion Rolls
B) Leader of Men: +1 Companion Limit
*You may not speak a lie, even to save your own life.
>His Wrath Undoes the Wicked A) Smite Evil: -20AV to Foes
B) Angel of Death: For one round, damage to Foe is doubled.
*You will neither permit nor abide a villain, nor allow their ill behaviour to go unpunished.
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This thread also contains some useful breakdowns of the utility and drawback of each option by crunchy anons.
https://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/qstarchive/2019/3848849/#p3853859 Anonymous
>>5553006 >they came not from the north to pay homage to this holy site but from the south. Hol up are there the equivelant of coptic christains here? thats dope
>Devotion cult of the living saint [Reclamism intensifies]
Man we apparently got a lot of followers holy shit >>5553014 >Master Pettigrew of Lake Sinclair was this the peasant we saved? if so the spoiler is dope
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>>5553018 >His Wrath Undoes the Wicked A) Smite Evil: -20AV to Foes
>>5535546 me
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>>5553018 >His Words Speaks Only Truth >A) Orator: +20DC to Persuasion Rolls >>5534526 Anonymous
also fuck tobray is gonna make a fucking army by the time we get back if we join the DG
Anonymous
>>5553018 >>5534531 >His Words Speaks Only Truth A) Orator: +20DC to Persuasion Rolls
We absolutely need help in the persuasion department. We've buffed our combat abilities greatly and are pretty good in that department, but we cannot have another affair like the Ball again. +20 dc is an enormous boon that will help us in most diplomacy battles. Since we will probably get another boon after the vigil, lets shore up our weak spots.
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>>5553024 or get us into shit for creating a cult that half the small folk now worship imagine that getting declared a heretic because theirs a army of jacked flagellants praising your name before the kings and your half way across the world at the time
Anonymous
Nice touch on the fate of the various pilgrims. Towbray is going to make an army if Emile continues to be a crazy bastard, which I feel will be a pain to deal with - but also crucial for when we'll go back to Canton and the Prince...
>>5553020 > mfw my autistic musings are acknowledged by Forgotten-senpai Memes aside, I do have an important question - is Emile's duel with the Norsikaan scheduled before or after the Vigil?
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:dzI1+oUm Wed 01 Feb 2023 14:11:15 No. 5553031 Report >>5553029 After (when Mikail and the young slave boy finally hash it out).
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>>5553031 >mfw we finally finish our pilgrimage and are killed by a notViking Anonymous
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>>5553018 >His Wrath Undoes the Wicked A) Smite Evil: -20AV to Foes
me:
>>5534321 Anonymous
>>5553024 >B) Leader of Men: +1 Companion Limit in Battle Not a fan of Orator myself so my vote goes to Leader of men or anything else really.
>>5553024 Anons have already pointed at Cathaggi is rough ground for the church as it stands and the DG doesn't seem to advertise much saintly gains, hell it might throw shade for all we know.
but really thats for the inevitable discussion of the DG in the future.
>>5534320 V card
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>>5553025 counter argument we have a fight with a not viking coming up and they are described as having heavy Armour the -20 av could actually save our life
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>>5553018 >His Words Speaks Only Truth >A) Orator: +20DC to Persuasion Rolls We will need it in this cesspool of intrigue and persuasion. Also, it's time to buff Emile's more diplomatic abilities.
>>5553011 >Certainly no cult, no. I can already smell the absolute madness this is going to cause with the Church and nobles. Fanatical smallfolk going around, preaching about holy retribution and a Living Saint? The dangers of some kind of schism is very real.
>>5553021 Yea, that's him. Seems he found his calling.
>>5534322 This is me
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>>5553031 Alright, then I think I'll go with:
>His Words Speaks Only Truth A) Orator: +20DC to Persuasion Rolls
As other Anons pointed out, we are in foreign territory and we need to survive the den of scum and villainy that is Cathagi. A robust upgrade to our social skillset is a good start to not get into a deadly situation in the first place.
As for the Vow, it is certainly demanding and it will require some thinking on our part and careful wording will be important from now on. However, Emile was never that much of a liar in the first place - even his cloak & dagger moments have always been of the flashier kind, not quite what an actual operative is up to.
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>>5553040 Forgot link to the vote:
>>5553018 and V-check:
>>5535393 Anonymous
>>5553038 Nah, we can get the -20 AV after the Final Vigil because we will get another Code then. Then, we can duke it out with the Viking.
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>>5553038 >>5553045 Fair, however it is important to note we will probably get to pick it up another boon after we finish our vigil, according to Forgotten. We don't know what we will need during our vigil trial, so we should shore up our weakness. For all we know, we might need to give a sermon or some other speaking duty. I'd rather not risk it being under prepared. We will be fighting with the viking after the Final Vigil, so we can pick up the combat boon before we fight him.
Anonymous
>>5553045 >a further Code will likely be unlocked upon your completion of the final vigil. I don't know if we want to make an assumption that that will be what we go for unless this is clarified.
Anonymous
>>5553045 Smite Evil specifically refers to Foe instead of opponent, though.
I think it only applies to monsters, horrors and such creatures rather than fully human enemies.
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>>5553018 >A Knight is Sworn to Valour A) Lead by Example: Double DC effect Winning Personal combat has on Battle Progress.
His Wrath does the Wicked is probably detrimental to our pursuit of Vancewell
>>5534318 Me
Anonymous
>>5553051 He mentioned it here in the spoiler
>>5553018 >>5553052 Yea, that's what I thought too. I always thought that Foe refers to monsters and unatural enemies. The only humans counted among the Foes in the pastebin are the Bluejays.
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>>5553052 >>5553020 Hey Forgotten, can you clarify the specifics of Smite Evil? Does "Foe" stand for all enemies in this case, or just the Foe?
Anonymous
>>5553057 Yeah where do you think I grabbed the green text, the point is he uses the word likely which has implications that it may be a choice.
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>>5553018 >*You may not flee in the face of the Foe, save by direct command of your liegelord. What if the angel told us to flee?
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>>5553059 Hmm, true enough. Oh well, we'll just make sure by doing the most insane religious choice on the Long Walk.
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>>5553018 >His Words Speaks Only Truth >A) Orator: +20DC to Persuasion Rolls >>5534375 Anonymous
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>>5553018 >His Words Speaks Only Truth >A) Orator: +20DC to Persuasion Rolls >>5534527 Anonymous
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>>5553018 >His Words Speaks Only Truth >A) Orator: +20DC to Persuasion Rolls >>5534324 Anonymous
To all of you who vote for this:>His Words Speaks Only Truth
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>>5553161 We dont need to lie, we just need to shut our mouth and be a hot piece of heavenly Canton ass. The people will stand in line to reveal their darkest secrets to us, just like Percy of Derbyshire did.
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>>5553161 >Have you been spying on us? >yes >wow if you were a spy that'd be really stupid to admit it. Surely you jest! Anonymous
>>5553020 >His Words Speaks Only Truth A) Orator: +20DC to Persuasion Rolls
>>5553031 Can we get a Mikhail/Slave boy excerpt? I am curious how they hashed it out and if Mik came right back or had some fun(?) By himself in Cathagi
>>5535153 Me
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>>5553161 Speaking only the truth is different from speaking all of the truth.
Remember, we are only bound to the letter of our oaths not the spirit. Also if necessary we can break them, there will be a price but we can seek redemption as well so it's not the end of the world either.
Anonymous
>>5553036 DG is based AF, it's considered honourable and joining gives a high status rep back in Canton.
Besides, saints are forged in adversity not by seeking sainthood.
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>>5553020 >>His Words Speaks Only Truth >A) Orator: +20DC to Persuasion Rolls >>5534530 Me
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>>5553018 >His Wrath Undoes the Wicked A) Smite Evil: -20AV to Foes
I'm just laughing at imagining how flabbergasted Sir Gilburn would be if his newest spy suddenly took a vow of honesty as soon as he arrived in cathargi
>>5534554 Verification
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>>5553018 >His Words Speaks Only Truth A) Orator: +20DC to Persuasion Rolls
We are about to go crazy with the lies by omission.
>>5534546 Verification
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>>5553020 >His Words Speaks Only Truth A) Orator: +20DC to Persuasion Rolls
Welcome back.
Time to put that mouth to work.
>>5534668 My v postings.
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>>5553018 >His Words Speaks Only Truth A) Orator: +20DC to Persuasion Rolls
Only speaking truth does not mean that we must lie - not answering a question or misdirecting are not lies
>>5535143 V card
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>>5553250 It might be considered acceptable, honoured even but you still serve one of Cantons most ancient foes with total obedience.
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>>5553018 >His Wrath Undoes the Wicked A) Smite Evil: -20AV to Foes
>>5535528 V
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>>5553018 >>A Knight is Sworn to Valour >A) Lead by Example: Double DC effect Winning Personal combat has on Battle Progress. Anonymous
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>>5553018 >His Words Speaks Only Truth A) Orator: +20DC to Persuasion Rolls
*You may not speak a lie, even to save your own life.
>>5534357 Me
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>>5553018 >>His Wrath Undoes the Wicked >A) Smite Evil: -20AV to Foes me
>>5534337 If we're going to be fighting first, this might be a better choice. Then once we finish our final Virgil, get the persuasion one.
Anonymous
>>5553018 >>His Wrath Undoes the Wicked >A) Smite Evil: -20AV to Foes me
>>5535086 If we're going to be fighting first, this might be a better choice. Then once we finish our final Virgil, get the persuasion one.
Anonymous
>>5553643 We're not going to be fighting first anon, the fight comes after the vigil. The malus to Foes AV also doesn't count for humans as they aren't Foes in the capital F sense from what I understand
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>>5553018 >His Words Speaks Only Truth A) Orator: +20DC to Persuasion Rolls
>>5534497 Me
Anonymous
>Not even a single vote for Leader of men
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>>5553762 Hard to ignore a +20DC
Anonymous
i may be mis remembering but i believe we can unlock the codes a second time after we get them all once
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>>5553816 That is correct
>For ease of reference, here are all skills. You can only unlock the second boon when all codes have been unlocked at least once. Anonymous
>>5553645 Ah, thats a good point. Cheer anon. Well my choice is losing anyways so i'll sit tight and meditate on what exactly will qualify as 'foe'.
Anonymous
>>5553849 Yeah all good anon, I'm curious to see the exact ruling as well
Anonymous
>>5553856 in the absolute worst case, we'll need to take one from that tree anyways so we can just choose one and see what triggers it.
Anonymous
>>5553857 Honestly I'm definitely keen to take exactly that choice after we complete the vigil if we get to pick another code
Anonymous
>>5553470 >you still serve one of Cantons most ancient foes with total obedience. Bruh you have ceremonial duties for two years. Mountains and molehills. Hell, the Dragon ain't even really an enemy of Canton.
Fuck you probably would vote to murder Jess for being Fae too ya fucking arguing in bad faith American.
Anonymous
>>5553860 Yea but im also very tempted by the Valour choices. We tend to have issues with the group battle sections and rerolls or bonuses to it will reduce casualties.
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>>5553863 True enough, I'm just worried about when we go up against another SoS. Actually never mind, I just checked, it only had an AV of 30 which really isn't all that much. I assume they aren't all the same but still, lots to think about
>>5553862 I agree, the Dragon was an ancient enemy but they aren't really an active threat at this moment and the position is definitely glorified back home. I see no real issue in serving in the DG
Anonymous
I'm dronk as fuck. StV fucking rules. If i was a millionaire I would bankroll Forgotten to run this as his main source of income. This shit rules so hard and it's been a constant source of joy in my life. You guys all rule, thank you for contributing to it.
Anonymous
>>5553867 100% correct my knigga
Anonymous
>>5553867 And after all this time and with the success of Black Company he still hasn't even asked for a single cent. What a saint. We need to trick some rich motherfuckers into paying Forgotten the Hangman so he can write full time
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on the matter of the not viking he will i assume be using a great axe at worst it could be a master crafted one with +3 dc a great axes boons are the -10 av and +1 damage so this beggers the question it may be more worthwhile to 2 hand the bastard sword so we would have +13 dc over 7 dc one handed as being hit by a great axe is shit even during exchange of blows also we benefit in the blade master superiority check when using a blade 2 handed> sword and board >max our av and hope he doesn't pass our 56 after great axe 51 after avenger blade master check goes either way >2 hand sword >max our dc and and gain a bonus to blade master tests
Anonymous
>>5535338 Verification
>>5553018 Analysis Time~
First and foremost, something has to be noted:
Forgotten says that it is LIKELY that we will get another one once our last vigil is done, and since that shouldn't take too long, we can postpone one in favor of another(to say nothing of getting a third one once our stint in the Dragon Guard is done).
>A Knight is Sworn to Valour Both are useful in a battle and the Oath only applying to Foes is nice, and while it is unlikely that we will have battles in the DB, we still may face one before our final vigil.
>His Words Speaks Only Truth Good shit, Diplomacy is always great to have and another Battle Companion helps loads, though will it be useful before the next Oath?
>His Wrath Undoes the Wicked Captain Canton can always use improvements, however, they only apply to Foes, and it is very unlikely(unless Forgotten has a SoS relaxing and the last Vigil).
Diplomacy seems best, though i'm fine with the first set.
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>His Words Speaks Only Truth A) Orator: +20DC to Persuasion Rolls
*You may not speak a lie, even to save your own life.
Hey Forgotten, since we have no current liege lord, does that mean if we take the first Oath, we can never retreat in the face of the Foe, or that we are able to fallback onto the spirit of the Oath, such as obligations, like to those we are protecting(the folks in our party) or those we swore to see again(family) or even our father being our "liege lord".
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>>5535150 Link back
>>5553018 >>His Wrath Undoes the Wicked >A) Smite Evil: -20AV to Foes Anonymous
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>>5553018 >His Words Speaks Only Truth A) Orator: +20DC to Persuasion Rolls
verify, I have a new ID apparently
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Rolled 72 (1d100) Rolling for Forgottens energy levels after work tonight
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>>5553862 >Bad faith lol wat? sure Cathaggi has been mostly silent for two generations since the war of the border but they invaded Romanie in force during the war and raid the romanie coast for slaves and their influence reaches further to Pascae per hewitts slavery and seems to be worth engaging per our encounter on the Kingsguard.
I sure as shit hope its as ceremonial and as much a paper tiger as you hope because then our obediance which is expected to be total per the reginate dossier is going to be less worth utilising, but I doubt it.
>fuck you probably would vote to murder Jess for being Fae mate come on comparing the Dragon who rules what appears to be one of the most metropolitan cities in the known world to a Fae outcast like jess is like you say mountains and anthills.
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>>5554069 Me and the boys are returning to The Dragon and there's nothing you can do about it anon.
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>>5554071 DGang DGang ready to get that sweet sweet honour from joining the DG, being Canton's eyes and asset in Cathagi, not getting us or our family murked by the Prince, coming back to Canton with enough wealth to start a crusade into Ardenne.
Like. Being a copper clipper is one thing, not being able to pay your bills is another. Gotta be a provider, not just a leech second son gallivanting around. We got like, serious fucking problems back home and need a paradigm shift to fix them.
Or we could get some totally bitchin' full plate.
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>>5553018 >>A Knight is Sworn to Valour A) Lead by Example: Double DC effect Winning Personal combat has on Battle Progress.
take that one
>>5534326 me
can't take His Words Speaks Only Truth, because we're a part time secret fucking agent
could take His Wrath Undoes the Wicked, but we're dealing with individuals of questionable moral standing from time to time(see Vancewell) and being forced to bring them all to justice would be a major hassle
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>>5554071 I'm keen on the DG but this is pretty cringe
>>5554099 We have full plate already
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>>5554109 >can't take His Words Speaks Only Truth, because we're a part time secret fucking agent Keep in mind, when we agreed to do this originally, we told old mate we wouldn't actively spy for him but only pass on information we heard that was important for the realms defense. On top of that, the best spies don't have to tell lies, you keep to the word of the oath, not the spirit. We can lie through omission, we can misdirect without directly lying, we can put people off guard. All we really need to do though is listen and if something important comes up we pass it along. We aren't James Bond Canton edition
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:dzI1+oUm Thu 02 Feb 2023 12:38:35 No. 5554139 Report >SELECTED: His Words Speaks Only Truth >A) Orator: +20DC to Persuasion Rolls >*You may not speak a lie, even to save your own life. I absolutely love you fuckers.
>Finally gain an agent within the DG that can discretely report to the Ordo Reginate on the inner workings of the upper echelons of Cathagi society. >Said agent proceeds to almost immediately take a vow prohibiting them from lying if anyone directly asks them if they are a spy. >Sir Gilbern’s fucking face when >>5553243 >Can we get a Mikhail/Slave boy excerpt? I am curious how they hashed it out and if Mik came right back or had some fun(?) By himself in Cathagi The slave boy actually accompanied your party rather than the reverse, so Mikail isn't running around alone in the big bad City just yet. As luck would have it, the slave boy speaks a dialect that the contingent of pilgrims from the south are verse in, and a few of those speak Cantonian. After some three-way roundabout translation, the time and place of the face-off has been arranged.
Now whether the precise terms have been miscommunicated through chinese whispers might depend on how much you trust your squire and the other parties to have gotten that right...
>>5553892 > liegelord You are a member of your house, so your Father would count (not Mother, despite the Romani culture, but one day your elder Brother). And of course you are a man of Canton, and so you owe your King your service and at a remove the Duchess of Romaine too. Besides that, I'd accept a direct command of the Angel to flee as in-character absolving you of the dishonour as well at least in your eyes.
I would not think it this extends to those that you are protecting or have obligations to etc. You may be faced with a choice where you might have to dishonour your vow to never flee in the face of the Foe so that you could continue to protect others but your noble intention would only rinse some of the dishonour from the act of fleeing rather than wash it away altogether. Similarly, an oath to return alive would not remove the dishonour of fleeing.
>>5553867 >>5553871 >>5553874 Another one going straight in my 'feel good QM' book. Thanks so much guys, I really appreciate it.
I love my IRL work, and I don't think writing would hold the same joy for me if I was actually getting paid. But this keeps me happy as a hobby.
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:dzI1+oUm Thu 02 Feb 2023 12:42:04 No. 5554142 Report As other anons have pointed out, there is a likely further Code unlock coming soon and in all probability another one following the conclusion of a term of service with the Dragon Guard. With that landmark, Sir Emile Andrei is on the fast track to exhibit all of the virtues demanded by the Knight’s Code and be considered what is in Cantôn society a ‘Knight of the Realm’ rather than a mere Knight Errant.
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:dzI1+oUm Thu 02 Feb 2023 12:44:50 No. 5554143 Report [3/3]>Emile believes that the Foe includes any enemy of righteousness, be it man or eerie, foreign or domestic. Terrible monsters, foreign threats to the future of Cantôn, despicable slavers, or even the soldiers of a rival Lord if the cause against them is just. As far as a knight is concerned, all are the Foe and must be opposed with equal tenacity. [Wide Interpretation] >Emile believes that the Foe strictly incorporates monsters and other inhuman threats such as beastmen, Fae, the Undead and other such threats that have plagued mank since its inception. Humans can be enemies of the righteous, even evil, but they are not ‘The Foe’ in the existential sense as a threat to mankind. [Narrow Interpretation]
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>>5554143 >Emile believes that the Foe strictly incorporates monsters and other inhuman threats such as beastmen, Fae, the Undead and other such threats that have plagued mank since its inception. Humans can be enemies of the righteous, even evil, but they are not ‘The Foe’ in the existential sense as a threat to mankind. [Narrow Interpretation] I feel like this was pretty clear from day one and whilst all enemies (even though who lack virtue) are "foes" it is only the monstrously inhuman and unholy that count as "Foe". It feels disingenuous and a bit like grasping for a meta advantage to argue otherwise in my opinion
>>5554142 Fuck yes. Knight of the Realm
and soon a Saint hopefully. I love it
>>5534357 Me
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:dzI1+oUm Thu 02 Feb 2023 12:50:29 No. 5554147 Report >>5554144 >It feels disingenuous and a bit like grasping for a meta advantage to argue otherwise in my opinion As this
>>5553892 anon picked up, a stricter interpretation also offers its own meta advantage if in a battle against human opponents.
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>>5554139 >>Finally gain an agent within the DG that can discretely report to the Ordo Reginate on the inner workings of the upper echelons of Cathagi society. >>Said agent proceeds to almost immediately take a vow prohibiting them from lying if anyone directly asks them if they are a spy. >>Sir Gilbern’s fucking face when I TRIED TO FUCKING TELL THEM REEEEEEEEE
>Mikail isn't running around alone in the big bad City just yet If not for slavers in this city, I'd say we let Mikail go sightsee, maybe buy some weird food from a street vendor, ogle some cute brown girls, whatever teenagers do. Boy needs to have some fun from time to time too
>>5554143 >Emile believes that the Foe strictly incorporates monsters and other inhuman threats such as beastmen, Fae, the Undead and other such threats that have plagued mank since its inception. Humans can be enemies of the righteous, even evil, but they are not ‘The Foe’ in the existential sense as a threat to mankind. [Narrow Interpretation] Anonymous
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>>5554143 >>Emile believes that the Foe strictly incorporates monsters and other inhuman threats such as beastmen, Fae, the Undead and other such threats that have plagued mank since its inception. Humans can be enemies of the righteous, even evil, but they are not ‘The Foe’ in the existential sense as a threat to mankind. [Narrow Interpretation] personally i love nothing more then a spot of lawyering to get the maxium out of a boon but not for this
how ever i think cultists who may worship and work pit fiends also fit this category like if there men who worshipped the sos i would see them as the foe or if there were men in the mountians of montburn who sacrificed there childern to snakemen
>>5535546 me
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>>5554143 >>Emile believes that the Foe strictly incorporates monsters and other inhuman threats such as beastmen, Fae, the Undead and other such threats that have plagued mank since its inception. Humans can be enemies of the righteous, even evil, but they are not ‘The Foe’ in the existential sense as a threat to mankind. [Narrow Interpretation] Anonymous
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>>5554147 I struggled for a bit to figure out what you were referring to but now I see that the oath only referring to Foes as inhuman beings means we can retreat from battle.
I see the potential advantage there (and honestly the potential for characterisation because Emile would fucking hate that) although we'd have to be in pretty dire straits to retreat I think. It'd be a great character moment as well, oath or not, I think Emile would struggle with it.
I'll stick to my vote, I don't think humans should be considered Foe. The Foe is a much larger, much worse enemy. They are Wrong and I don't think we should benefit from all enemies being considered "Foe". It feels like it'd cheapen the idea. But that's just me
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>>5554143 >>Emile believes that the Foe includes any enemy of righteousness, be it man or eerie, foreign or domestic. Terrible monsters, foreign threats to the future of Cantôn, despicable slavers, or even the soldiers of a rival Lord if the cause against them is just. As far as a knight is concerned, all are the Foe and must be opposed with equal tenacity. [Wide Interpretation] >>5554148 Don't worry about it, we'll figure something out. I already prophetise godlike write ins of sarcastic truths and dancing around a lie. It will be fun! In this lair of deceit and lies, no one will actually trust you if you admit you're a spy.
>Emile: "I'm a spy for the Ordo Reginate and I have a supranatural being whispering me your darkest secrets." >Random Dragon Courtier: "Fuckin' love this guy, he's hillarious." >>5534322 Me
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>>5554143 >Emile believes that the Foe strictly incorporates monsters and other inhuman threats such as beastmen, Fae, the Undead and other such threats that have plagued mank since its inception. Humans can be enemies of the righteous, even evil, but they are not ‘The Foe’ in the existential sense as a threat to mankind. [Narrow Interpretation] Witches and such as well I'd take it?
>>5554139 Gilbern gets what he deserves desu. Worth it!
Veri:
>>5534546 Anonymous
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>>5554143 >Emile believes that the Foe strictly incorporates monsters and other inhuman threats such as beastmen, Fae, the Undead and other such threats that have plagued mank since its inception. Humans can be enemies of the righteous, even evil, but they are not ‘The Foe’ in the existential sense as a threat to mankind. [Narrow Interpretation] I feel the petty squabbles of men are of little importance to the vow.
>>5534375 Anonymous
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>>5554143 >>5534531 >Emile believes that the Foe strictly incorporates monsters and other inhuman threats such as beastmen, Fae, the Undead and other such threats that have plagued mank since its inception. Humans can be enemies of the righteous, even evil, but they are not ‘The Foe’ in the existential sense as a threat to mankind. [Narrow Interpretation] I am of the same mind as these anons, however I would dare say that any man we know who is willingly working with a Foe to hurt Mankind should fall under the category. I leave it up to the QM whether we get all, part, or none of the effect a boon might give against Men like these.
Also,
>Said agent proceeds to almost immediately take a vow prohibiting them from lying if anyone directly asks them if they are a spy. Sir Gilbern knew who he was dealing with. If he didn't like us for the job, he could have asked us to do something different.
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>>5554143 >Emile believes that the Foe includes any enemy of righteousness, be it man or eerie, foreign or domestic. Terrible monsters, foreign threats to the future of Cantôn, despicable slavers, or even the soldiers of a rival Lord if the cause against them is just. As far as a knight is concerned, all are the Foe and must be opposed with equal tenacity. [Wide Interpretation] Anonymous
>>5554143 >>Emile believes that the Foe includes any enemy of righteousness, be it man or eerie, foreign or domestic. Terrible monsters, foreign threats to the future of Cantôn, despicable slavers, or even the soldiers of a rival Lord if the cause against them is just. As far as a knight is concerned, all are the Foe and must be opposed with equal tenacity. [Wide Interpretation] Pretty sure this is inline with the reclaimist fallen world thinking, also you all realise you're giving the copperclippers a way out right?!
Seriously though I'm gonna call it here that this will be a lopsided vote but whatever, I think the position on this is nuanced on our prior experience and adventures that people and creatures can despite different agendas, goals and methods can equally serve a righteous cause as much as dark one everywhere in creation man and the creations of the world struggle against the fallen world of degeneration and decay that to often sucks them to the bottom, but with righteousness of thought and action the world can be reclaimed but it does not always have to be with sword and fire.
TLDR: The Foe is someone who gives into the undercurrent of the fallen world and not all are necessarily foe but all can be should they surrender to it.
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>>5554143 >Emile believes that the Foe strictly incorporates monsters and other inhuman threats such as beastmen, Fae, the Undead and other such threats that have plagued mank since its inception. Humans can be enemies of the righteous, even evil, but they are not ‘The Foe’ in the existential sense as a threat to mankind. [Narrow Interpretation This is what makes sense to me mankind can become your enemy but never "the foe" especially when Emile has grown up with the Deadman.
>>5534668 My v
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>>5554143 >Emile believes that the Foe strictly incorporates monsters and other inhuman threats such as beastmen, Fae, the Undead and other such threats that have plagued mank since its inception. Humans can be enemies of the righteous, even evil, but they are not ‘The Foe’ in the existential sense as a threat to mankind. [Narrow Interpretation] Verification
>>5534425 Anonymous
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>>5554143 >>Emile believes that the Foe includes any enemy of righteousness, be it man or eerie, foreign or domestic. Terrible monsters, foreign threats to the future of Cantôn, despicable slavers, or even the soldiers of a rival Lord if the cause against them is just. As far as a knight is concerned, all are the Foe and must be opposed with equal tenacity. [Wide Interpretation] me:
>>5534321 Anonymous
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>>5554143 >Emile believes that the Foe strictly incorporates monsters and other inhuman threats such as beastmen, Fae, the Undead and other such threats that have plagued mank since its inception. Humans can be enemies of the righteous, even evil, but they are not ‘The Foe’ in the existential sense as a threat to mankind. [Narrow Interpretation] verify
>>5534630 Anonymous
>>5554139 >spy who cannot lie I would argue that we could easily reply “i’m from a foreign land. You would be foolish not to assume that every word you mention to me wouldnt eventually get back home.”
>>5554143 >Emile believes that the Foe includes any enemy of righteousness, be it man or eerie, foreign or domestic. Terrible monsters, foreign threats to the future of Cantôn, despicable slavers, or even the soldiers of a rival Lord if the cause against them is just. As far as a knight is concerned, all are the Foe and must be opposed with equal tenacity. [Wide Interpretation] Me
>>5534337 Anonymous
>>5554227 An I could argue they could easily reply. "Ok but answer the question"
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The idea of a spy who freely admits they are a spy would be so dumb they wouldn't believe us.
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>>5554143 >Emile believes that the Foe includes any enemy of righteousness, be it man or eerie, foreign or domestic. Terrible monsters, foreign threats to the future of Cantôn, despicable slavers, or even the soldiers of a rival Lord if the cause against them is just. As far as a knight is concerned, all are the Foe and must be opposed with equal tenacity. [Wide Interpretation] The minds of men are weak when they stry from the almighty for too long, allowing the foe to turn them against their brother. Equally as likely is that the pawn of the foe may be shone the grace of the almighty
>>5535348 There I be
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>>5554269 "Oh yeah I'm a spy alright, who here isn't?"
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>>5554237 “Yes im a spy. Me mum will know all that happens here.”
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>>5554295 "I send reports to my mother but I can assure you that no-one more devious or scheming than her receives them."
On another continent Sir Gilbern abruptly feels like he's being dissed.
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>>5554143 >>Emile believes that the Foe strictly incorporates monsters and other inhuman threats such as beastmen, Fae, the Undead and other such threats that have plagued mank since its inception. Humans can be enemies of the righteous, even evil, but they are not ‘The Foe’ in the existential sense as a threat to mankind. [Narrow Interpretation] >>5534527 Me
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>>5554143 >>Emile believes that the Foe includes any enemy of righteousness, be it man or eerie, foreign or domestic. Terrible monsters, foreign threats to the future of Cantôn, despicable slavers, or even the soldiers of a rival Lord if the cause against them is just. As far as a knight is concerned, all are the Foe and must be opposed with equal tenacity. [Wide Interpretation] >>5534480 Anonymous
>>5554143 >Emile believes that the Foe includes any enemy of righteousness, be it man or eerie, foreign or domestic. Terrible monsters, foreign threats to the future of Cantôn, despicable slavers, or even the soldiers of a rival Lord if the cause against them is just. As far as a knight is concerned, all are the Foe and must be opposed with equal tenacity. [Wide Interpretation] Emile has already shown himself to consider Fae and Beastmen, on some level, "Human" enough to travel and treat with so I feel it's only appropriate to extend that in the other direction.
The Foe is such because of the harm they cause, not just because of their shape or form. Evil that lurks in the hearts of men and all that.
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>>5554148 > I TRIED TO FUCKING TELL THEM REEEEEEEEE Y'all miss out on how this can also make us a better spy. Combined with Hearty, we can make honest connections with people and be trusted. Cathagi clearly has multiple internicine struggles and so factions would be far more willing to work with a trustworthy foreigner than someone they think a traitor, providing mutual benefits by aiding Canton against domestic rivals
Fuck, diplomats are also known to be spies.
On top of that, Emile is genuinely not a direct part of any political faction back in Canton and so can honestly say his purpose here is not at the behest of anyone but for his own goals. Of course if he should learn of a threat to Canton he would see it as his duty to protect his home, and he intends to share correspondance about his daily life with comrades back at home maybe seek advice from more experienced elders etc.
But a spy? We are a Knight, we are no more a spy than any other patriot of Canton in Cathagi.
Besides, who would look at how Emile acts and think "Yeah this guy totally plays politics".
Also note that Cathagi probably definitely has their own spies in Canton and it's known the Prince doesn't want to see us there but isn't directly acting against us which further establishes Emile as not an enemy actor but instead someone who is inconveniently earnest and honest.
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>>5554143 Honestly I feel like, if we do retreat from an option one fight, we should revisit this from the perspective of our confessor when we confess our sins after as well. Depending on who we pick, they wpuld have different views on what constitute the "foe" as well.
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>>5554490 >>5535153 >anchor Goddamn it, I forgot the anchor post. Rural IP is the worst.
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>>5554143 >Emile believes that the Foe strictly incorporates monsters and other inhuman threats such as beastmen, Fae, the Undead and other such threats that have plagued mank since its inception. Humans can be enemies of the righteous, even evil, but they are not ‘The Foe’ in the existential sense as a threat to mankind. [Narrow Interpretation] Even with our more reclaimist worldview, I don’t see us viewing other humans as ‘the Foe’ - they are merely wayward men
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>>5535338 Verification
>Emile believes that the Foe strictly incorporates monsters and other inhuman threats such as beastmen, Fae, the Undead and other such threats that have plagued mank since its inception. Humans can be enemies of the righteous, even evil, but they are not ‘The Foe’ in the existential sense as a threat to mankind. [Narrow Interpretation] There is a difference between "utter bastard" and "existential or alien threat".
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>>5554379 Did you reply to the wrong post?
>>5554143 >Emile believes that the Foe strictly incorporates monsters and other inhuman threats such as beastmen, Fae, the Undead and other such threats that have plagued mank since its inception. Humans can be enemies of the righteous, even evil, but they are not ‘The Foe’ in the existential sense as a threat to mankind. [Narrow Interpretation] >>5534527 Verification
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>>5554143 >Emile believes that the Foe includes any enemy of righteousness, be it man or eerie, foreign or domestic. Terrible monsters, foreign threats to the future of Cantôn, despicable slavers, or even the soldiers of a rival Lord if the cause against them is just. As far as a knight is concerned, all are the Foe and must be opposed with equal tenacity. [Wide Interpretation] >>5534318 Anonymous
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>>5554143 >Emile believes that the Foe includes any enemy of righteousness, be it man or eerie, foreign or domestic. Terrible monsters, foreign threats to the future of Cantôn, despicable slavers, or even the soldiers of a rival Lord if the cause against them is just. As far as a knight is concerned, all are the Foe and must be opposed with equal tenacity. [Wide Interpretation] The criticism that this interpretation would be cheapening the meaning of Foe is silly to me. A goatman is not a Foe simply for not being biologically human, he is a Foe because he has no consideration for human life and would enact the most barbarous of acts on the innocent if given the chance. Why would someone like Daven Vancewell not deserve the same title when we gave him the same treatment for the same evil?
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>>5554143 >Emile believes that the Foe strictly incorporates monsters and other inhuman threats such as beastmen, Fae, the Undead and other such threats that have plagued mank since its inception. Humans can be enemies of the righteous, even evil, but they are not ‘The Foe’ in the existential sense as a threat to mankind. [Narrow Interpretation] >>5534324 Anonymous
The irony is that a single very human, human, Prince Lionel, is probably a greater threat to the realm than all the beastmen in the forest, all the deadmen on the island combined. But we cannot consider our fellow men as Foe, that would lead to madness under the Cantonian system
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>>5554877 Put of curiosity what about the sons of sin in this? They might be the greatest testament of humanity ability to be the foe, granted it was a long road before they may have become what they are.
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>>5554143 >Emile believes that the Foe includes any enemy of righteousness, be it man or eerie, foreign or domestic. Terrible monsters, foreign threats to the future of Cantôn, despicable slavers, or even the soldiers of a rival Lord if the cause against them is just. As far as a knight is concerned, all are the Foe and must be opposed with equal tenacity. [Wide Interpretation] I am voting for this one because it the more insane option. Even though I feel Wide will end up losing much like the magic weapon did I still wish to vote for the option I think is more meaningful. We have learned through experience that there are good fae and bad knights and that what matters is choice. Anyone or anything can be Foe if it stands against us. The Meta game advantage is just a side bonus.
This me.
>>5534353 Anonymous
>>5554985 Bruh votes that offer mechanical advantages tend to win for *reasons*
That's why earlier I said it should depend on who we chooae for our confessor down the line.
So far we've been pretty relaxed to Fae and Beastmen but picked pretty hardline confessors so really I feel putting a mechanical decision to a vote was a mistake in the first place.
Like we literally travel with a Fae and wear the symbol of a Beast.
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>>5555172 To be fair, its the symbol of the Ursen which has a long, storied history with our people, not just any old beast. It's not the symbol of an actual Beastman for example.
The Fae also saved our life and we didn't trust her for quite a while afterwards and only began to travel with her due to feeling a life debt towards her iirc
All this to say, the Foe are still unrepentant and repugnant monsters, this fae is just "one of the good ones"
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>>5555172 I feel like the narrow view actually discriminates against those things more whereas the wide choice discriminates equally between fallen man and inhuman foe.
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>>5554143 I actually feel inlight of Emile's choices made throughout this quest, his definition of *Foe* would not be quite so clearcut.
Terrible unthinking monsters, yes but yet not all Fae are foes.
Humans whom Emile has fought tend also to be 'opponents' or 'enemies' yet not many are truely 'foes'.
I feel his foes would be those marked by his angel and those whos depravity and wickedness he feels has forsaken all light of redemption and are condemned for the pit.
>"You. *YOU* are the lights FOE." Anonymous
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>>5554143 >>Emile believes that the Foe includes any enemy of righteousness, be it man or eerie, foreign or domestic. Terrible monsters, foreign threats to the future of Cantôn, despicable slavers, or even the soldiers of a rival Lord if the cause against them is just. As far as a knight is concerned, all are the Foe and must be opposed with equal tenacity. [Wide Interpretation] >>5534745 Anonymous
>>5555230 We didnt need the angel to mark our enemies before. If we were chosen, then it must be due to our own innate qualities and decisions. As for the Fae we have dealt with, we were surrounded by them and also had to get our brother out. We were certainly civil, but all in all they are the greatest ,et also the least of the Foe. Canton has the mot history with them, but they are the closest to a people of all the Foe,unlike the undead or SoS. As long as they stay in their woods, we are fine, present company excluded due to binding oaths.
Some anons are taking the wide choice due to an optimistic outlook, pointing out that it may allow greater differentiation of the Foe, thereby elevating some out of the category. However, it would also make it easier to plunge humans into the category of Foe, a dangerous path that can lead to an excess of zeal. We can take the narrow path and still find exceptions, but it will very much be a case by case basis, either thru demonstration of merit or picking the lesser of two Foes.
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>>5554143 >>Emile believes that the Foe strictly incorporates monsters and other inhuman threats such as beastmen, Fae, the Undead and other such threats that have plagued mank since its inception. Humans can be enemies of the righteous, even evil, but they are not ‘The Foe’ in the existential sense as a threat to mankind. [Narrow Interpretation] >>5534750 literally me tho
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>>5555313 >However, it would also make it easier to plunge humans into the category of Foe. So why shouldn't they be? we clearly have examples of human behavior damaging the moral society Emille believes he lives in.
People seem to have already justified the extreme actions the reginate have taken to preserve it and I personally have seen little concious objection to it in the threads since the actions came to light.
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>>5553020 >You will neither permit nor abide a villain, nor allow their ill behaviour to go unpunished Really think it would be a terrible idea to take this before the end of our stay in the DG. Villain is way to loose a term to not land us in trouble. Are all slavers villains? I'm also sure that the DG itself is a filled with blackguards there only for money and probably not a few using it to run from the laws of their homelands. In some interpretations the dragon itself is a villain and by extension all who serve it would be as well.
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>>5555409 That's actually a really good point. We have to be careful about the oaths we take on. Imagine taking this oath, only to have to break it almost immediately or put ourselves in a situation where we get ourselves and our entire party killed
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>>5555409 >Are all slavers villains? My Knigga are you serious that slavery as a practice, one that Adam and Cain fought to free mankind from that is illegal under law by pain of proscription of your entire house should get a pass because the DG is shiny?!
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>>5535150 Link back
>>5554143 >>Emile believes that the Foe strictly incorporates monsters and other inhuman threats such as beastmen, Fae, the Undead and other such threats that have plagued mank since its inception. Humans can be enemies of the righteous, even evil, but they are not ‘The Foe’ in the existential sense as a threat to mankind. [Narrow Interpretation] Anonymous
>>5555447 That's my point exactly. If we take this oath, we might just have to try to punish the entire power structure of the largest city in the world, so please don't.
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>>5554143 >Why would you really on any of your believes when you have agent of almighty at your side whatever angel points at is the Foe! [Unhinged Interpretation] Anonymous
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>>5555504 ?we might just have to try to punish the entire power structure of the largest city in the world
While I personally wouldn't mind doing that at some point
preferably through a crusade adamant , their is no time limit on when a villian must be punished only that they are. It might not be necessarily be entirely in the spirit of the wording but it's one way of reading it.
But I do agree it requires some leg work to work around especially as Emille has been hot to trot when it comes to dealing with Villanous or reprehensible characters previously, unlike sir Gilbern he wears his heart closer to his sleeve.
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:/WaEmOpi Fri 03 Feb 2023 09:40:28 No. 5555625 Report Sorry lads, no update tonight. Stayed back too late…
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>>5555409 Assuming that Forgotten won't have us vote on Emile's definition of 'villainy', I believe that there are two criteria to fit in that category.
The first is 'malice'. For example, a random Cathagi slave owner isn't necessarily villainous: slavery is shitty for most folks, but it is pretty much a fact of life for them. Instead, a villainous slave owner commit malevolent actions such as constant abuse of their slaves or tricking free people into slavery just to increase his possessions.
The second element is 'harm', aka a villain must actually cause actual damage - physical or otherwise - with their actions. It's a bit tricky to define the entity of a villainous damage, but personally I'd say that it must be irreversible or at least difficult to restore.
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:/WaEmOpi Sat 04 Feb 2023 05:23:20 No. 5556413 Report No update today guys. I’m taking a me day to play vidya with my lil’ bro.
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>>5556413 >Dog fucking dies >No update Truely this day can only be solved with copious amounts of alchaol
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:/WaEmOpi Sat 04 Feb 2023 10:38:01 No. 5556588 Report >>5556553 Cain on the Cross, my knigga. I will have a drink tonight in honour of your doggos memory.
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>>5556553 Sorry to hear about your doggo my mang. I'll pour out a glass of port in their memory
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>>5557767 every main person in that movie is dead.
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>>5557835 Even the little girl?
> Googles Judith Barsi Damn dude. You took this to a really dark place.
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:dzI1+oUm Sun 05 Feb 2023 12:35:14 No. 5557938 Report Quoted By:
>SELECTED: Emile believes that the Foe strictly incorporates monsters and other inhuman threats such as beastmen, Fae, the Undead and other such threats that have plagued mankind since its inception. Humans can be enemies of the righteous, even evil, but they are not ‘The Foe’ in the existential sense as a threat to mankind. [Narrow Interpretation]
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:dzI1+oUm Sun 05 Feb 2023 12:49:48 No. 5557944 Report Quoted By:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i6BcA5nAcVY&list=OLAK5uy_kj9lcVWWHiw8OlDSQwizWDo_RwcOpE9FY&index=6&ab_channel=BelindaMontgomery-Topic - RespiteWhile there was some eagerness not just from yourself but other pilgrims to pay their respects to the Salve Sanctum almost immediately, the Comitas Chapter Master would have none of it. The Sanctum is open to any pilgrim that has come thus far, but first each one of you must eat and rest the night. Some unruly murmur of protest is heard from the procession, but this is swiftly dissipated when you see a hint of the iron in the old man’s authority in the command that follows.
The Salve Sanctum is the site this very building was built around, and perhaps the holiest shrine in all of the Cantônian faith given that is technically the starting point of the Long Walk. But to go there and meditate in the hushed halls straight from the road, without food and rest first is not an option. The Sanctum will still be there tomorrow. Although he smiles warmly as he says it, the Chapter Master forcefully refuses any requests to pay homage to the Salve Sanctum, and no one presses the issue.
It is hard for a rumbling belly to argue overmuch with an offer of free food, you suppose. And even you find yourself looking forward to the more temporal pleasure of a meal and rest, a well-earned respite after this long journey. A warm meal, prepared by others in this strange land. Reginae Wept, a bed! A proper cot as opposed to a hammock or roll of bedding draped over a saddle on the ground. You’ve not enjoyed such a thing since your time in Pascae, and that was more out of necessity in recovering from your penance.
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:dzI1+oUm Sun 05 Feb 2023 12:58:29 No. 5557948 Report [3/3]>Many of the knights escort have been sequestered to their own table, exchanging stories from the road. The majority of them wear the white robes of the Knights Comitas, though not all seem sworn to silence like Brother Rousseau. But there are a few that are like yourself, like-minded men of noble blood that made a similar pledge to continue their pilgrimage from the First Vigil and protect others along the way. You’d like to meet them. [Haughty] >The strange men of dark skin and desert garb from the South intrigue you. Few of them speak anything more than a smattering of your mother tongue, but one of them is fluent. Over the course of your meal you learn much about the man, a little about his people and something of how they came to follow the One True Faith. [Hearty] >You take a seat with the majority of the other pilgrims, having both become accustomed to the presence of the usual familiar faces on your many months on the road together as well as introductions to commonfolk pilgrims that came here by other roads with news from home. [Idealist]
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>>5557948 >Many of the knights escort have been sequestered to their own table, exchanging stories from the road. The majority of them wear the white robes of the Knights Comitas, though not all seem sworn to silence like Brother Rousseau. But there are a few that are like yourself, like-minded men of noble blood that made a similar pledge to continue their pilgrimage from the First Vigil and protect others along the way. You’d like to meet them. [Haughty] I feel like Emile would really enjoy the chance to sit and talk and eat with people like him again. It has been forever since we had a chance to hang out with some Cantônian Knights and swap stories
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>>5557948 >The strange men of dark skin and desert garb from the South intrigue you. Few of them speak anything more than a smattering of your mother tongue, but one of them is fluent. Over the course of your meal you learn much about the man, a little about his people and something of how they came to follow the One True Faith. [Hearty] Anonymous
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>>5557948 >>You take a seat with the majority of the other pilgrims, having both become accustomed to the presence of the usual familiar faces on your many months on the road together as well as introductions to commonfolk pilgrims that came here by other roads with news from home. [Idealist] >>5535546 me
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>>5557948 >Many of the knights escort have been sequestered to their own table, exchanging stories from the road. The majority of them wear the white robes of the Knights Comitas, though not all seem sworn to silence like Brother Rousseau. But there are a few that are like yourself, like-minded men of noble blood that made a similar pledge to continue their pilgrimage from the First Vigil and protect others along the way. You’d like to meet them. [Haughty] Not only Cantônian, but like-minded men of noble blood. We are always the pious one among our fellow knights, not counting the Knights Comitas, so this would be a refreshing change.
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>>5557948 God damn it, this is such a painful choice
One one hand, in character Emile probably wants to talk to fellow kniggas, on the other hand I really want to learn about the desert people of this setting. And why do they follow the true faith.
fuck it. I can't resist my curiosity
>The strange men of dark skin and desert garb from the South intrigue you. Few of them speak anything more than a smattering of your mother tongue, but one of them is fluent. Over the course of your meal you learn much about the man, a little about his people and something of how they came to follow the One True Faith. [Hearty] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lnCa6ZElQmc >>5534326 me
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>>5557948 >>Many of the knights escort have been sequestered to their own table, exchanging stories from the road. The majority of them wear the white robes of the Knights Comitas, though not all seem sworn to silence like Brother Rousseau. But there are a few that are like yourself, like-minded men of noble blood that made a similar pledge to continue their pilgrimage from the First Vigil and protect others along the way. You’d like to meet them. [Haughty] Lets mingle with our peers, even though I'm interested in the dark skinned men and their story.
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>>5556588 >>5557384 >>5557767 Thank you my Kniggas much alcohol was consumed in his wake remembering the goodest of boys.
>>5557948 >Many of the knights escort have been sequestered to their own table, exchanging stories from the road. The majority of them wear the white robes of the Knights Comitas, though not all seem sworn to silence like Brother Rousseau. But there are a few that are like yourself, like-minded men of noble blood that made a similar pledge to continue their pilgrimage from the First Vigil and protect others along the way. You’d like to meet them. [Haughty] Men of our own homeland, a thing for the homesick.
hope you all remember there can ultimately no peace with the Foe when this come round please don't actually excuse slavery in any capacity >>5534320 Vcard
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>>5557948 >Many of the knights escort have been sequestered to their own table, exchanging stories from the road. The majority of them wear the white robes of the Knights Comitas, though not all seem sworn to silence like Brother Rousseau. But there are a few that are like yourself, like-minded men of noble blood that made a similar pledge to continue their pilgrimage from the First Vigil and protect others along the way. You’d like to meet them. [Haughty] >>5534527 verily
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>>5557982 Oh, definitely not. Slavery is an abomination and all those who dare to practice it in our homeland will be hunted down. The people who practice it may not be the Foe in our definiton, but their wickedness has its punishment.
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>>5557948 >Many of the knights escort have been sequestered to their own table, exchanging stories from the road. The majority of them wear the white robes of the Knights Comitas, though not all seem sworn to silence like Brother Rousseau. But there are a few that are like yourself, like-minded men of noble blood that made a similar pledge to continue their pilgrimage from the First Vigil and protect others along the way. You’d like to meet them. [Haughty] Anonymous
>>5558001 >dare to practice it in our homeland will be hunted down. Please don't excuse it here
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>>5557948 >>Many of the knights escort have been sequestered to their own table, exchanging stories from the road. The majority of them wear the white robes of the Knights Comitas, though not all seem sworn to silence like Brother Rousseau. But there are a few that are like yourself, like-minded men of noble blood that made a similar pledge to continue their pilgrimage from the First Vigil and protect others along the way. You’d like to meet them. [Haughty] Especially if we're going to be here for a spell, it'll be good to get to know the local chapter of the comitas.
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>>5558012 I don't excuse it here. We simply don't have the tools or possibilities to do it here, but we will do the best to resist it on all fronts.
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>>5557948 > Many of the knights escort have been sequestered to their own table, exchanging stories from the road. The majority of them wear the white robes of the Knights Comitas, though not all seem sworn to silence like Brother Rousseau. But there are a few that are like yourself, like-minded men of noble blood that made a similar pledge to continue their pilgrimage from the First Vigil and protect others along the way. You’d like to meet them. [Haughty] My verification is here:
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>>5557948 >You take a seat with the majority of the other pilgrims, having both become accustomed to the presence of the usual familiar faces on your many months on the road together as well as introductions to commonfolk pilgrims that came here by other roads with news from home. [Idealist] me:
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>>5557948 >Many of the knights escort have been sequestered to their own table, exchanging stories from the road. The majority of them wear the white robes of the Knights Comitas, though not all seem sworn to silence like Brother Rousseau. But there are a few that are like yourself, like-minded men of noble blood that made a similar pledge to continue their pilgrimage from the First Vigil and protect others along the way. You’d like to meet them. [Haughty >>5534668 My v post
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>>5557948 >Many of the knights escort have been sequestered to their own table, exchanging stories from the road. The majority of them wear the white robes of the Knights Comitas, though not all seem sworn to silence like Brother Rousseau. But there are a few that are like yourself, like-minded men of noble blood that made a similar pledge to continue their pilgrimage from the First Vigil and protect others along the way. You’d like to meet them. [Haughty] Learning about new and exciting peoples is cool and all, but I would rather roll with my kniggas
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>>5557948 >>Many of the knights escort have been sequestered to their own table, exchanging stories from the road. The majority of them wear the white robes of the Knights Comitas, though not all seem sworn to silence like Brother Rousseau. But there are a few that are like yourself, like-minded men of noble blood that made a similar pledge to continue their pilgrimage from the First Vigil and protect others along the way. You’d like to meet them. [Haughty] >>5534530 Me
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>>5557948 >>Many of the knights escort have been sequestered to their own table, exchanging stories from the road. The majority of them wear the white robes of the Knights Comitas, though not all seem sworn to silence like Brother Rousseau. But there are a few that are like yourself, like-minded men of noble blood that made a similar pledge to continue their pilgrimage from the First Vigil and protect others along the way. You’d like to meet them. [Haughty] >>5534750 zaza
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>>5557948 >The strange men of dark skin and desert garb from the South intrigue you. Few of them speak anything more than a smattering of your mother tongue, but one of them is fluent. Over the course of your meal you learn much about the man, a little about his people and something of how they came to follow the One True Faith. [Hearty] >>5535153 Anchor post
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>>5557982 Dragon Guard Gang Gang
> What ya gonna do when a slave points out that in Cathagi they actually have better lives with more legal rights than they do in parts of Canton. Anonymous
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I think we should start thinking about any oaths we might want to take on the completion of our final vigil. IIRC they have more meaning spoken during as vigil
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>>5557948 >>Many of the knights escort have been sequestered to their own table, exchanging stories from the road. The majority of them wear the white robes of the Knights Comitas, though not all seem sworn to silence like Brother Rousseau. But there are a few that are like yourself, like-minded men of noble blood that made a similar pledge to continue their pilgrimage from the First Vigil and protect others along the way. You’d like to meet them. [Haughty] >>5534318 Anonymous
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>>5558343 A gilded chain is still a chain and the brothers spoke the truth that man should be free not held in chains.
Fallashit is almost as repugnant but fuck that place.
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>>5557948 >>Many of the knights escort have been sequestered to their own table, exchanging stories from the road. The majority of them wear the white robes of the Knights Comitas, though not all seem sworn to silence like Brother Rousseau. But there are a few that are like yourself, like-minded men of noble blood that made a similar pledge to continue their pilgrimage from the First Vigil and protect others along the way. You’d like to meet them. [Haughty] me
>>5535086 Anonymous
I'm assuming that any vow of secrecy would trump pur vow to never lie? Assuming we respond by saying we are bound to secrecy?
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>>5558607 I mean that wouldn't be a lie so that'd be fine. I seriously doubt though that lying about something because we've been sworn to secrecy would be ok though. I'm certain that'd break out oath to tell no lie and require confession etc
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>>5557948 >Many of the knights escort have been sequestered to their own table, exchanging stories from the road. The majority of them wear the white robes of the Knights Comitas, though not all seem sworn to silence like Brother Rousseau. But there are a few that are like yourself, like-minded men of noble blood that made a similar pledge to continue their pilgrimage from the First Vigil and protect others along the way. You’d like to meet them. [Haughty] verify
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>>5558636 oops, verify for real this time
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>>5558607 It's a bit of a tricky situation, you could argue that no it doesn't because their is a degree of seperation in the case of vow of secrecy because it was made to the Salve regina as opposed to our vow of truth which is presumably made between us and the almighty.
either way you fall on it we are going to have to live with two vows at odds and thats before we get into spy shit if we hang about.
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>>5557948 >Sit with the Knights, then pickup a big spoon of stew and fling it at Father thornberry and yell "FOOD FIGHT" [houghty/hearty] >>5535471 Mig
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>>5558691 >>5558607 Saying "I don't want to talk about it" is always an option, we haven't taken any wows requiring we answer every question posed
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>>5558802 I think while that dodges the question it does come across as shady and would not stop a determined questioner.
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>>5558607 Never lie does not mean tell.
A disassembling reply is an option. It's not a lie. Otherwise we can always pull Jedi 'from a certain point of view' bullshit.
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>SELECTED: Many of the knights escort have been sequestered to their own table, exchanging stories from the road. The majority of them wear the white robes of the Knights Comitas, though not all seem sworn to silence like Brother Rousseau. But there are a few that are like yourself, like-minded men of noble blood that made a similar pledge to continue their pilgrimage from the First Vigil and protect others along the way. You’d like to meet them. [Haughty]
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:dzI1+oUm Mon 06 Feb 2023 12:16:32 No. 5558999 Report [2/2]>Sir Cedric and Sir Cedric. Identical in every manner of appearance from their short-styled blonde hair to their startlingly blue eyes, they are amiable and chatty fellows that are easy to get along with. It’s not often you hear of a knight putting a promising career in the Royal Army on hold to travel, let alone two. [Haughty] >Sir van Brooksvale is a man of few words and less ostentation, ill at ease in a crowd. You view it as your duty to ensure they are included in the table’s conversation. When another tells you that he was knighted by none other than the Duke Aubres himself last year, you simply must hear the story. [Hearty] >Brother Jesaul was a figure of terror in your youth. Your world feels entirely turned upside down to now see this man treats you as a fellow peer and talk to you as an equal. The two of you speak at length, laughing at the trials and terrors endured by most Romani youths in their period of service. You hated the man then, but find yourself surprisingly attached to him now. [Idealist]
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>>5558999 >>Sir Cedric and Sir Cedric. Identical in every manner of appearance from their short-styled blonde hair to their startlingly blue eyes, they are amiable and chatty fellows that are easy to get along with. It’s not often you hear of a knight putting a promising career in the Royal Army on hold to travel, let alone two. [Haughty] >>5535153 Me
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>>5558999 >Sir van Brooksvale is a man of few words and less ostentation, ill at ease in a crowd. You view it as your duty to ensure they are included in the table’s conversation. When another tells you that he was knighted by none other than the Duke Aubres himself last year, you simply must hear the story. [Hearty] >Write in for this option? "Sir Mattis van Brooksvale, I believe we stood our very first vigils together in Aubrey. To think, with all that has happened in between we'll stand our first and last vigils together. I'll be honoured the share the Long Walk with you in the coming days. Please, tell me of your journey here, pirates surely weren't the only trouble you found along the way?"
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>>5558999 >>Sir Cedric and Sir Cedric. Identical in every manner of appearance from their short-styled blonde hair to their startlingly blue eyes, they are amiable and chatty fellows that are easy to get along with. It’s not often you hear of a knight putting a promising career in the Royal Army on hold to travel, let alone two. [Haughty] vergrety:
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>>5558999 >>Sir van Brooksvale is a man of few words and less ostentation, ill at ease in a crowd. You view it as your duty to ensure they are included in the table’s conversation. When another tells you that he was knighted by none other than the Duke Aubres himself last year, you simply must hear the story. [Hearty] me
>>5534337 >>5559004 I like this writein.
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>>5559004 Supportin write-in
>>5534320 V-card
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>>5558999 >>5534531 >Sir van Brooksvale is a man of few words and less ostentation, ill at ease in a crowd. You view it as your duty to ensure they are included in the table’s conversation. When another tells you that he was knighted by none other than the Duke Aubres himself last year, you simply must hear the story. [Hearty] >>5559004 I will also support this write-in. I think its a cool story point that Emile is drawn to true knights, regardless of origin.
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>>5558999 >Sir van Brooksvale is a man of few words and less ostentation, ill at ease in a crowd. You view it as your duty to ensure they are included in the table’s conversation. When another tells you that he was knighted by none other than the Duke Aubres himself last year, you simply must hear the story. [Hearty] >>5559004 I will also go for this write-in. Oh, and a reminder, he seems to be from a similar background like our friend dan Marc. The "von" in his name tells us that he's probably the son of an uplifted commoner or maybe he was uplifted himself.
To see such a man brave the seas with such simple means only tells us of this man's bravery, faith and skill.
>>5534322 Yo, it's me
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>>5559081 Just realized it literally says in the choice that he was knighted by the Duke. Derp.
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>>5559081 >Duke Aubres Hang on I thought Aubres were basically the crown duchy, interesting if it's a duchy.
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>>5558999 >>5559004 Supporting this.
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>>5558999 > >Sir Cedric and Sir Cedric. Identical in every manner of appearance from their short-styled blonde hair to their startlingly blue eyes, they are amiable and chatty fellows that are easy to get along with. It’s not often you hear of a knight putting a promising career in the Royal Army on hold to travel, let alone two. [Haughty] Couldn't care less about some random knight, but Kingsmen with potential information on the bullshit in Aubrey? Much more interesting.
>>5535393 Me.
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>>5558999 >Sir Cedric and Sir Cedric. Identical in every manner of appearance from their short-styled blonde hair to their startlingly blue eyes, they are amiable and chatty fellows that are easy to get along with. It’s not often you hear of a knight putting a promising career in the Royal Army on hold to travel, let alone two. [Haughty] Spy gang spy gang
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>>5558999 >>Sir Cedric and Sir Cedric. Identical in every manner of appearance from their short-styled blonde hair to their startlingly blue eyes, they are amiable and chatty fellows that are easy to get along with. It’s not often you hear of a knight putting a promising career in the Royal Army on hold to travel, let alone two. [Haughty] >>5534530 Me
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No one is interested in flashbacks of Emiles youth? You disappoint me anons...
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>>5559213 real kniggas dont live in the past
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>>5558999 >>Sir Cedric and Sir Cedric. Identical in every manner of appearance from their short-styled blonde hair to their startlingly blue eyes, they are amiable and chatty fellows that are easy to get along with. It’s not often you hear of a knight putting a promising career in the Royal Army on hold to travel, let alone two. [Haughty] >>5534318 Anonymous
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>>5558999 >Sir van Brooksvale is a man of few words and less ostentation, ill at ease in a crowd. You view it as your duty to ensure they are included in the table’s conversation. When another tells you that he was knighted by none other than the Duke Aubres himself last year, you simply must hear the story. [Hearty] I wish we could talk to all of them.
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>>5558999 >Sir van Brooksvale is a man of few words and less ostentation, ill at ease in a crowd. You view it as your duty to ensure they are included in the table’s conversation. When another tells you that he was knighted by none other than the Duke Aubres himself last year, you simply must hear the story. [Hearty] I definitely want to primarily talk to Sir van Brooksvale, but I would love if we could get a little bit of conversation in with Brother Jesaul as well, we can't just *not* talk to one of the men most responsible for our formative training.
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>>5558999 >Sir van Brooksvale is a man of few words and less ostentation, ill at ease in a crowd. You view it as your duty to ensure they are included in the table’s conversation. When another tells you that he was knighted by none other than the Duke Aubres himself last year, you simply must hear the story. [Hearty] >>5534324 Anonymous
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>>5558999 >Sir van Brooksvale is a man of few words and less ostentation, ill at ease in a crowd. You view it as your duty to ensure they are included in the table’s conversation. When another tells you that he was knighted by none other than the Duke Aubres himself last year, you simply must hear the story. [Hearty] Anonymous
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>>5558999 >>Sir van Brooksvale is a man of few words and less ostentation, ill at ease in a crowd. You view it as your duty to ensure they are included in the table’s conversation. When another tells you that he was knighted by none other than the Duke Aubres himself last year, you simply must hear the story. [Hearty] za
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>>5558999 >Brother Jesaul was a figure of terror in your youth. Your world feels entirely turned upside down to now see this man treats you as a fellow peer and talk to you as an equal. The two of you speak at length, laughing at the trials and terrors endured by most Romani youths in their period of service. You hated the man then, but find yourself surprisingly attached to him now. [Idealist] >>5534668 My v posting
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>>5558999 >Sir van Brooksvale is a man of few words and less ostentation, ill at ease in a crowd. You view it as your duty to ensure they are included in the table’s conversation. When another tells you that he was knighted by none other than the Duke Aubres himself last year, you simply must hear the story. [Hearty Tell him about our own man sir Dan Mark and if a knigga is cool offer him a letter of introduction to our family. One can never have too many real K's to fight the deadmen
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:dzI1+oUm Tue 07 Feb 2023 10:03:47 No. 5560057 Report >SELECTED: Sir van Brooksvale is a man of few words and less ostentation, ill at ease in a crowd. You view it as your duty to ensure they are included in the table’s conversation. When another tells you that he was knighted by none other than the Duke Aubres himself last year, you simply must hear the story. [Hearty] > Indifferent Target / Equal Social Standing 40DC > Military Tabard (Martial subject) +5DC, +1 Re-Roll > Orator +20DC > Excellent Write-in +15DC > 75DC Double Fail = A challenger appears. There is an irreconcilable difference of opinion that must be settled. Depending on the degree of success, this is either a friendly test of arms or a cartel issued in bad blood.
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Rolled 83 (1d100) >>5560057 >>5534357 Me
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Rolled 20 (1d100) >>5560057 man Cathaggi seems teeming with Kingsmen
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:dzI1+oUm Tue 07 Feb 2023 10:11:38 No. 5560063 Report >>5559101 >Hang on I thought Aubres were basically the crown duchy, interesting if it's a duchy. It is, but where there is more than one male successor the junior sibling receives the Duke title, with the even more junior getting further Royal estates and titles such as Marshal of the Army or minor lands etc. While the sons of the Duke Aubres are in the line of inherentance, the Duchy itself remains in the direct Royal family tree. So if the Crown Prince were the only surviving male heir of the King, he would be first up to inherit the title of Duke ahead of the Duke's own firstborn son.
This is not the case in other Duchies, of course.
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>>5560063 so it's more like a retractable cadet branch of the royal family? interesting does this mean the prince is the Duke of Aubrey if he has no eligable siblings like a previous conversation may have lead us to believe?
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:dzI1+oUm Tue 07 Feb 2023 10:19:03 No. 5560065 Report >>5560064 >so it's more like a retractable cadet branch of the royal family? Retractable is an interesting word for it, but I suppose it fits.
>interesting does this mean the prince is the Duke of Aubrey if he has no eligable siblings like a previous conversation may have lead us to believe? It does, but I might remind you that your very first interaction with Sir Gilbern was him spreading the news of the birth of the King's second son when he was passing through Grenoble.
His official reason for being there, at least. Anonymous
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>>5560065 >Sir Gilbern was him spreading the news of the birth of the King's second son when he was passing through Grenoble A valid point
that casts doubt on my assumption he was knighted as a kingsmen Anonymous
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Rolled 97 (1d100) >>5560057 >>5534353 me Anonymous
Rolled 18 (1d100) >>5560058 Welp, our rolls suck. Lets see if we can fix it. Crit pass here we go
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>>5560057 I probably should have linked my re-roll to the main roll post so here we go
Re-rolling this
>>5560058 Here
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>2 SUCCESS: Pleasant companionship. With a little coaxing, the humble knight comes out of his shell for the evening. The two of you get along well and pass a pleasurable evening exchanging stories and histories. Should you two meet on the road again in the future, he will greet you as a friend.
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<span class="mu-i">“Accomplished and observant.”</span> You raise your cup of water in a mock toast, done in good humour of course. <span class="mu-i">“But first let us hear of you. I’ve been here but five minutes and other worthy men present are all pressing for an account of the Battle of Brooksvale.”</span>
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:dzI1+oUm Tue 07 Feb 2023 12:13:36 No. 5560110 Report [3/3]While Brother Jesaul got little attention, the Sir Cedrics were a close enough runner up to warrant another bite at the cherry. Or anons could double down on Sir van Brooksvale >Bristling with excitement, you find the prospect of sleep impossible right now. You will head to bed in a few hours, certainly. But for now as the hall empties and candles are lit you pass your waking hours in the company of other knights similarly disinclined to an early bedtime, who speak more freely as the numbers present dwindle. [Sir Cedrics] >While you may have met men elevated to knighthood by virtue of their service in the Roiguard, Sir van Brooksvale is the first you have come to know who was knighted for valour on the battlefield. You are determined to recruit him if possible, either as a future companion or enlist him in Father’s service before winter comes. [Sir van Brooksvale] >The journey here has been long, the day hot. Chapter Master Callahan’s instruction for a good night’s rest is a welcome command. Although the Long Walk is still a few days away, you are determined to be well-rested when you pay homage to the Salve Sanctum tomorrow morning. [Rest]
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>>5560110 >Bristling with excitement, you find the prospect of sleep impossible right now. You will head to bed in a few hours, certainly. But for now as the hall empties and candles are lit you pass your waking hours in the company of other knights similarly disinclined to an early bedtime, who speak more freely as the numbers present dwindle. [Sir Cedrics] Got to fulfill our...other duties.
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>>5560110 >Bristling with excitement, you find the prospect of sleep impossible right now. You will head to bed in a few hours, certainly. But for now as the hall empties and candles are lit you pass your waking hours in the company of other knights similarly disinclined to an early bedtime, who speak more freely as the numbers present dwindle. [Sir Cedrics] While the idea of recruiting Sir van Brooksvale to either our service or our father’s is mighty tempting - we’ll have another chance during / after the Long Walk.
Let’s pump the Kingsmen for info while we have a chance
>>5535143 V card
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>>5560110 >>Bristling with excitement, you find the prospect of sleep impossible right now. You will head to bed in a few hours, certainly. But for now as the hall empties and candles are lit you pass your waking hours in the company of other knights similarly disinclined to an early bedtime, who speak more freely as the numbers present dwindle. [Sir Cedrics] Have to speak with more of our peers. We can speak again with Sir Mattis. I bet he'd hear more from our confessor and might even initiate the conversation.
me
>>5534337 Anonymous
>>5560110 >>The journey here has been long, the day hot. Chapter Master Callahan’s instruction for a good night’s rest is a welcome command. Although the Long Walk is still a few days away, you are determined to be well-rested when you pay homage to the Salve Sanctum tomorrow morning. [Rest] Rest is underrated. It's been a long journey, and we've finally arrived.
We should take some time to process that fact, maybe IDFK what the Christian equivalent of meditation is, is it just prayer? Or like, a rosary thing? We should run through some fukkin' Pilgrimage rosaries.
Full disclosure, not 110% on what a rosary is. Like, an apologetic mantra you repeat to soothe yourself into accepting forgiveness? Whatevs. I'll look it up after this vote I'm sure the idea is gotten across.
>>5535153 Me
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>>5560110 Bristling with excitement, you find the prospect of sleep impossible right now. You will head to bed in a few hours, certainly. But for now as the hall empties and candles are lit you pass your waking hours in the company of other knights similarly disinclined to an early bedtime, who speak more freely as the numbers present dwindle. [Sir Cedrics]
Hmmm, I think the goal here is not to be too nosy. They already showed that they are unwilling to give a straight answer. Some good natured conversation could get them to open up, but I'll doubt we'll get the full story. Besides, they are from Fallavon, they surely heard of us trashing all those knights there. There could be some fine knightly banter there.
>>5534322 My post
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>>5560110 >Bristling with excitement, you find the prospect of sleep impossible right now. You will head to bed in a few hours, certainly. But for now as the hall empties and candles are lit you pass your waking hours in the company of other knights similarly disinclined to an early bedtime, who speak more freely as the numbers present dwindle. [Sir Cedrics] I was planning on talking more with Brooksvale because I'd love to have him travel with us but other anons have made good points. Lets not push it too far with him, he's reserved and we've only just met. We'll have other opportunities. Now, the Cedrics though, those boys are primped for knightly conversation
>>5534357 Me
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>>5560110 >The journey here has been long, the day hot. Chapter Master Callahan’s instruction for a good night’s rest is a welcome command. Although the Long Walk is still a few days away, you are determined to be well-rested when you pay homage to the Salve Sanctum tomorrow morning. [Rest] >>5534324 Anonymous
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>>5560110 >While you may have met men elevated to knighthood by virtue of their service in the Roiguard, Sir van Brooksvale is the first you have come to know who was knighted for valour on the battlefield. You are determined to recruit him if possible, either as a future companion or enlist him in Father’s service before winter comes. [Sir van Brooksvale] >>5534527 Me
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>>5560110 >>While you may have met men elevated to knighthood by virtue of their service in the Roiguard, Sir van Brooksvale is the first you have come to know who was knighted for valour on the battlefield. You are determined to recruit him if possible, either as a future companion or enlist him in Father’s service before winter comes. [Sir van Brooksvale] I suspect the fallashit knights are going to be harder nuts to crack also accomplished Knigga GET.
>>5534320 KNIGGA GET
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>>5560110 >>5534531 >Bristling with excitement, you find the prospect of sleep impossible right now. You will head to bed in a few hours, certainly. But for now as the hall empties and candles are lit you pass your waking hours in the company of other knights similarly disinclined to an early bedtime, who speak more freely as the numbers present dwindle. [Sir Cedrics] Lets see if we can get some info on the Kingsmen. Sir Van Brooksvale will be around once his social battery has recharged.
In other news, that Orator bonus was incredible.
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>>5560110 >The journey here has been long, the day hot. Chapter Master Callahan’s instruction for a good night’s rest is a welcome command. Although the Long Walk is still a few days away, you are determined to be well-rested when you pay homage to the Salve Sanctum tomorrow morning. [Rest] >>> > Anonymous (ID: IS53SKGD) 02/07/23(Tue)13:15:06 No.5560112▶ verifacrte:
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>>5560152 >In other news, that Orator bonus was incredible. For real, absolutely paying dividends
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>>5560110 >Bristling with excitement, you find the prospect of sleep impossible right now. You will head to bed in a few hours, certainly. But for now as the hall empties and candles are lit you pass your waking hours in the company of other knights similarly disinclined to an early bedtime, who speak more freely as the numbers present dwindle. [Sir Cedrics] > When you're about to part with Sir van Brooksvale, mention to him that your father is always more than willing to employ valiant men under his service. Whether the knight follows your advice or your father actually hires him is up to the Almighty. I am not sure why we can't just give the man a heads-up about Andrei Senior. It's just a mere suggestion after all.
>>5535393 Verification.
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>>5560110 >While you may have met men elevated to knighthood by virtue of their service in the Roiguard, Sir van Brooksvale is the first you have come to know who was knighted for valour on the battlefield. You are determined to recruit him if possible, either as a future companion or enlist him in Father’s service before winter comes. [Sir van Brooksvale] Gota male sure home can fight the Deadman
>>5534668 My v post
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>>5560110 "There is not much I can talk since departing Fallavon; there's the basilisk that ambush me in the deeps of the forest. I barely have the notion of the creature aproching before it shattered my old sword and fix me with it's terrible eyes, it coiled around me and tried to drown me in a swallow river for what it felt like an eternity I could see air but not even reach it with me hands. The kill was not mine, and I'm only alive thanks to my companion, an archer of prodigious skill but somewhat strange matters. But it's fangs left me scars in the shoulder and it's skin is my under armour."
I think a more sobering and humble tale is more appropriate to share with Sir van Brooksvale.
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>>5560265 Forgot the vote
>While you may have met men elevated to knighthood by virtue of their service in the Roiguard, Sir van Brooksvale is the first you have come to know who was knighted for valour on the battlefield. You are determined to recruit him if possible, either as a future companion or enlist him in Father’s service before winter comes. [Sir van Brooksvale] >>5534375 Anonymous
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>>5560110 >Bristling with excitement, you find the prospect of sleep impossible right now. You will head to bed in a few hours, certainly. But for now as the hall empties and candles are lit you pass your waking hours in the company of other knights similarly disinclined to an early bedtime, who speak more freely as the numbers present dwindle. [Sir Cedrics] >>5560119 Contemplative prayer is a part of Catholic practices but it is distinct from prayer of the rosary as such.
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>>5534546 Anonymous
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>>5560110 >>Bristling with excitement, you find the prospect of sleep impossible right now. You will head to bed in a few hours, certainly. But for now as the hall empties and candles are lit you pass your waking hours in the company of other knights similarly disinclined to an early bedtime, who speak more freely as the numbers present dwindle. [Sir Cedrics] >>5534530 Me
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>>5560110 >Bristling with excitement, you find the prospect of sleep impossible right now. You will head to bed in a few hours, certainly. But for now as the hall empties and candles are lit you pass your waking hours in the company of other knights similarly disinclined to an early bedtime, who speak more freely as the numbers present dwindle. [Sir Cedrics] Anonymous
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>>5560110 >>While you may have met men elevated to knighthood by virtue of their service in the Roiguard, Sir van Brooksvale is the first you have come to know who was knighted for valour on the battlefield. You are determined to recruit him if possible, either as a future companion or enlist him in Father’s service before winter comes. [Sir van Brooksvale] >>5535511 Anonymous
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>>5560110 >>Bristling with excitement, you find the prospect of sleep impossible right now. You will head to bed in a few hours, certainly. But for now as the hall empties and candles are lit you pass your waking hours in the company of other knights similarly disinclined to an early bedtime, who speak more freely as the numbers present dwindle. [Sir Cedrics] I would caution against mentioning how our father would happily employ people. It seems a little scummy to me to let someone know you want to hire them on the first day you talk to them.
>>5534750 hitting the griddy for fallavon
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>>5560110 >>Bristling with excitement, you find the prospect of sleep impossible right now. You will head to bed in a few hours, certainly. But for now as the hall empties and candles are lit you pass your waking hours in the company of other knights similarly disinclined to an early bedtime, who speak more freely as the numbers present dwindle. [Sir Cedrics] >>5534745 Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B
Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:dzI1+oUm Wed 08 Feb 2023 11:57:09 No. 5561059 Report >SELECTED: Bristling with excitement, you find the prospect of sleep impossible right now. You will head to bed in a few hours, certainly. But for now as the hall empties and candles are lit you pass your waking hours in the company of other knights similarly disinclined to an early bedtime, who speak more freely as the numbers present dwindle. [Sir Cedrics] > Amenable Targets / Equal Social Standing 60DC > Sir Andrei: Military Tabard (Martial subject) +5DC, +1 Re-Roll > Sir Cedrics: Military Tabard (Martial subject) -5, +1 Adverse Re-Roll > Orator +20DC > 80DC Double Fail = Diehard Royalists. The Sir Cedrics are devoted to their King, as duty demands, and think his son and heir shows much promise. Disloyalty to either should be scorned, in their view.
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Rolled 79 (1d100) >>5561059 V:
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Rolled 22 (1d100) >>5561059 >>5534320 New rollers?
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Rolled 97 (1d100) >>5561059 >>5535546 me
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:dzI1+oUm Wed 08 Feb 2023 11:59:22 No. 5561063 Report [2/2]As most suggestions included not pressing too hard, the potential ill affects of low success rolls have been much reduced at the expense of no bonus to DC from successes on the persuade front. > Subtle Inquiry / Equal Social Standing 40DC > Animal Companion: Lady Stoutsworth +1 Re-Roll > Lady Vancewell Favour +6DC, +1 Re-Roll > 46 DC Double Fail = Mistaken lead. Depending on the degree of success, your suspicions may be entirely off the mark or wholly unfounded.
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Rolled 16 (1d100) >>5561062 reeeeee rollll
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:dzI1+oUm Wed 08 Feb 2023 12:00:59 No. 5561065 Report Rolled 67 (1d100) >>5561061 Nah, go for gold. Also, NOICE.
Using the adverse re-roll to attempt to counter this
>>5561060 79 success
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:dzI1+oUm Wed 08 Feb 2023 12:02:10 No. 5561066 Report >>5561065 >>5561061 To clarify, all good if you rolled on the last persuasion but if you've just rolled persuasion right now let some other anons have a crack at the intrigue attempt.
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Rolled 66 (1d100) >>5561063 Anonymous
Rolled 38 (1d100) >>5561063 Me
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Rolled 77 (1d100) >>5561063 lets try that again
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Rolled 83 (1d100) >>5561063 Going for gold
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:dzI1+oUm Wed 08 Feb 2023 12:06:07 No. 5561072 Report >>5561070 >>5561071 Sorry you two, not counted (fortunately).
>>5561066 My apologies for the miscommunication.
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>>5561072 all good boss I may have missed that post, doubles can be rerolled from memory right?
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>>5561073 no doubles cannot
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Still need 1 roll from an anon who hasn't rolled yet tonight on that Intrigue test. Currently at 1 pass and 1 doubles fail
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>>5561074 Nuts, I thought it was just crits.
Anonymous
Rolled 8 (1d100) >>5561063 Let me try
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>>5561079 Not a nine but pretty based.
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anyway it's good we got the 3 knights on our side encase those things that attacked that knight in that dream assail us
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>>5561072 All for the best
Anonymous
>romaine in trouble emile andre calls for aid >kingsman,queensmen ,fae bears and towbrays flagellants all show up outside the castle
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>>5561067 Blegh, hopefully it isn't too bad.
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>>5561085 I sure as shit hope they aren't real
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>>5561088 That would be nice. A adamant crusade against the deadmen with all corners of the kingdom responding.
Anonymous
I was doing some re-reading with all the storm related things we have achieved/survive twice over something
Anonymous
>>5561131 a bend sinister to the chains bend?
Anonymous
>>5561131 >>5561138 I'm not sure its required when our armour literally has our lightning stigmata all over it.
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>>5561151 That's a pretty good point actually and we really don't want our shield getting too busy. It'll look garish. Our whole set up right now as it is is pretty full on already
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>>5561151 I agree, Emile's arms and armor has enough going on already.
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>>5561138 Maybe, but the other anons are right about the clutter.
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>>5561138 Or that just beneath the chains, that way it doesn't add another bend nor does it look to busy.
Anonymous
>>5561063 dice+1d100
Il try rolling its been way too long
>>5534668 My v post
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>>5561178 Try again but put the dice+1d100 in the options field
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Rolled 11 (1d100) >>5561178 >>5561178 Woops its really been 2 long
>>5534668 V postings
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As a reminder:
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>>5561067 >Double Fail Should we reroll that to avoid double fail?
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>>5561201 We cannot re-roll double fails. The only thing that gets rid of double fails and crit fails is a Save, which we have none of.
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>>5561188 Didn't we get three successes on the Persuasion test due to this
>>5561064 reroll?
Anonymous
>>5561188 Wdym?
1st roll
>>5561060 success>>5561061 doubles success>>5561062 fail>>5561064 reroll success>>5561065 adverse reroll success2nd roll
>>5561067 doubles fail>>5561068 success>>5561079 successUnless
>>5561067 is disregarded for not having the check, it's
3 successes, 1 doubles success
2 successes, 1 doubles fail
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>>5561279 I counted Double Successes as Successes for the purpose of counting, that's why.
Also I missed that 8 on the Intrigue check, my bad.
Anonymous
>>5534316 >>5561063 Went on vacation for a week in LA and I didn't feel like phoneposting, just wanted to say that I'm extremely glad Anons voted for the Orator bonus. Emile will finally make some friends in court instead of enemies!
Anonymous
>>5561920 >Emile will finally make some friends in court instead of enemies Lol
Anonymous
>>5561920 Yeah but muh spaghetti anon!
seriously though I'm not keen on Emille being a diplomat but its an interesting development given what he's been through in Pascae.
Anonymous
>>5561923 >>5561920 You talk like making the enemies was accidental.
Besides, the ladies definitely have not been enemies.
Anonymous
>>5562095 What is this revisonism? the prince totally was an accident brought on by choice, he might have been down the road but at the ball he wasn't until we stabbed ourselves in the foot.
>the ladies definitely have not been enemies. >what is attempted murder? Anonymous
>>5562098 >what is attempted murder To be fair that was just her humoring her dad all the while calling him an emotional retard
Anonymous
>>5562104 True but it was two efforts and probably a third had things not the crit not happened.
Anonymous
>>5562118 Pretty sure one of those was Hewitt.
Anonymous
>>5562098 You mean the Lady we're successfully courting? Turning foe into friend is the highest form of diplomacy.
And you talk about the Prince like we were ever going to accept him working with the SoS. We are fated to be foes, an inherent conflict of values and nobelesse oblige from our positions.
Anonymous
>>5562123 Nah my guy she was there for both since she accompanied Eva and unless I'm misremembering Hewitt had no connection to the agent.
>>5562127 >And you talk about the Prince like we were ever going to accept him working with the SoS. Something something subjectivity something something lack of details
>We are fated to be foes, an inherent conflict of values and nobelesse oblige from our positions. Okay I get the first part but lay out how noblesse oblige plays out?
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:vKCW/KlO Thu 09 Feb 2023 13:05:27 No. 5562146 Report >Gain TIRED trait tomorrow -5DC >PERSUASION 3 SUCCESS: It is no small thing to ask one to put a promising career in the Royal Army on hold, even temporarily, but the Sir Cedrics assure you that should you ever find yourself in need and require their assistance they will be at the ready. >PERSUASION DOUBLE SUCCESS: Royal Army contacts. They’re always looking to recruit promising knights of your pedigree. >Vancewell Bonus: The Sir Cedric brothers are confirmed members of the Faction. >INTRIGUE 2 SUCCESS: Cover story. The pilgrimage is not their only reason for coming here, perhaps not even the main one. While you might have some suspicion as to the nature of it, the details of any secret mission and who assigned it them remains a mystery. >INTRIGUE DOUBLE FAIL: Mistaken lead. Depending on the degree of success, your suspicions may be entirely off the mark or wholly unfounded.
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:vKCW/KlO Thu 09 Feb 2023 13:08:14 No. 5562149 Report >>5561920 >>5561926 One explanation might be that Emile doesn’t become a smooth talker per se, but he does develop a reputation for being a straight shooter and completely honest. And/or learning from past mistakes of foot-in-mouth syndrome.
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>>5562148 Well there is clearly some sort of Kingsman misson afoot and I likely suspect the prince is involved in some capacity since my own speculation is that he is the Duke of Aubres, our other friend Sir mattis is likely involved in some other capacity while the twins are more agent than asset.
I think we can group them in as faction agents within the royal army weither thats actually connected to the prince or even to Fallavon incident remains to be seen, their mission likely is either obfuscated by or involves the Dragons vizier in some capacity.
anything further is grasping at this stage since we lack wholly any better information.
>>5562149 Yeah that sounds good RIP spaghetti knight maybe.
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>>5562148 >Perhaps nothing of note happened since then, or perhaps they are not at liberty to speak on it. A secret Royal mission is possible
obviously that have done something during this time as for there high praise of the prince what if they are lieing they seem to be brown nosing a little too much they may not be the princes agents? but wish to keep up the appearance of loyalty to wave off faction suspicions
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>>5562162 >the recent health of the King being one concern and the new dynamic of a second infant son another, the topic of their sudden pilgrimage comes up. this new son and the kings health has seemed to spur the mission i think either they are here to find dirt on prince to make the second son heir or they are here to shut the mouth of those who have info they could lead to first princes actions being seen as heretical
anyway i'm tired i wonder what you guys can come up with when i wake tommrow
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>>5562148 There's a Son of Sin somewhere in the city?
Anonymous
>>5562167 >this new son and the kings health has seemed to spur the mission i think either they are here to find dirt on prince to make the second son heir That runs counter to what we know of things regarding the crown conflict, the second son that was recently born will be nothing but a reginate puppet for the next lifetime or at best from a kingsmen perspective reduced immensely in capacity if the queen rules as regent and queen and it would presumably cripple the kingsmen for the forseeable future if not permanently.
If they are from the royal army they are very likely Kingsmen particularly if there is a connection between them and the Duke of Aubres since as forgotten covered here
>>5560063 its effectively a cadet title to the crown and there is only one male heir to the crown through the direct line of succesion of age to command forces.
>>5562174 I believe one anon wildly speculated that the rise of the Merchanta caste was the result of one though I'm more cautious about it BUT after the black sails I'm not ruling anything out anymore.
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>>5534370 I'm pretty sure this is me.
>>5562148 He is looking for a fabled artifact, perhaps a piece of some ancient saint from a bygone era, with which to impress his fellows.
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The prince is actually in the city getting TOPPED at a brothel while we speak. The twins are here to make sure no one knows
Anonymous
>>5562146 >>5534531 We know they are here to find and talk to someone. It could be a like a mercenary contact like in Langland, something to cause disarray in Canton.
If its related to the King's health and new child, they could be looking for something exotic that would hurt the King or baby and turn Royal attentions to the South. Poisoning the Royal family is casus belli and would further weaken Canton if its forced into war with Cathagi, especially with the Snakemen menace coming.
>>5562182 It would certainly give the Prince political leverage if using his new and powerful Merchanta class allies he negotiated away from war. Maybe even lucrative trade deals as concessions for peace. We can't forget that the faction was selling slaves through the Hewitt's, and Cathagi is a prime receiver for that kind of product.
>>5562162 I still think they are Faction. the Vancewell bonus is pretty clear about us knowing who is who.
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>>5562135 The Prince has his duties and obligations, and as such while he may choose vile methods the intent isn't necessarily evil.
Whereas Emile has his own duties and obligations as a Knight Errant, and his choices in turn may be more moral but that doesn't mean they aren't without a cost paid for by not just him but others as well.
As for your response
> And you talk about the Prince like we were ever going to accept him working with the SoS. > Something something subjectivity something something lack of details A curious position from someone who earlier argued poorly but passionately against
> please don't actually excuse slavery in any capacity I won't be so uncharitable as to speculate on your tone shift when the topic is Cathagi vs Canton, but it's noticeable.
Anonymous
>>5562146 They're here to buy a load of slaves on the cheap in bulk and to export them from Cathagi to Fallavon gaining renown for having "freed" the slaves while also in turn selling them to Fallavon nobility as serfs to work the land, returning their investment despite the distance and cost of transporting them back.
OR
They are seeking another SoS and there is likely one in Cathagi. Perhaps held by the Order of Broken Chains, or by the Dragon himself.
OR
They are actually counter-operatives and working to suppress the remaining SoS and are muddying the waters by professing to be admirers of the Prince.
I am honestly just taking this opportunity to come up with crazy theories.
Wait. Wait wait wait. They probably heard about the luxurious and highly desireable shells of the Turtlewolves that live along the coastline here and are meeting a local who can guide them to a private hunting spot. They have waited a year in Cathagi having missed the brief window of time last year where the Turtlewolves are active deeper in land to raise their cubs in relative safety for a few weeks while their shells develop and harden to protect them from the predators of the shallow coastal waters.
Anonymous
>>5562146 Hey Forgotten, can you or anyone else in this thread point me to the part where you describe Motte-Fallavon? I'm particularly interested in how you (if I recall correctly) explained how there is little land to spare because of how oppressive the forest it.
Anonymous
>>5562189 >they could be looking for something exotic that would hurt the King or baby and turn Royal attentions to the South. If Cathaggi is a profitable connection for the Kingsmen why turn the attention on Cathaggi in a hostile manner? if the Prince is related to this his intention is a stronger Canton not a weaker one, this speculations feels too malignant.
>It would certainly give the Prince political leverage if using his new and powerful Merchanta class allies he negotiated away from war. Maybe even lucrative trade deals as concessions for peace. We can't forget that the faction was selling slaves through the Hewitt's, and Cathagi is a prime receiver for that kind of product. that partially works with the evidence we have of previous dealings between Cathaggi and the crown however unless the kingsmen are in a position to bargain with and play off the merchanta caste and Dragon court against each other I'm not entirely sure thats on point.
>We can't forget that the faction was selling slaves through the Hewitt's, I don't know if that been substantiated but it makes sense, likely the Hewitts had a contact here to sell their ''product''.
>>5562190 A fair point on the noblesse oblige argument. I wasn't willing to mount a proper argument for the prince and what could of been simply due to personal time, why you'd put my acceptance of relativity as a issue of dissonance regarding my stance on slavery is peculiar, unlike the foundational issue I take with excusing slavery given his background and personal beliefs I think had a proper argument and lensing been put forward civilly at some point Emille might have at least listened, we've very quickly discarded the Kingsman loyalty Emille was intially entreched with and not without good cause but I feel it should count for something in such speculation as should more than a few of the discarded questions around the fallout and meaning of both the SOS and the conspiracy of suppression around them.
>>5562211 Thread #10
>https://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/qstarchive/2019/3599087/ Anonymous
>>5562148 >[Write-in] Maximum shadow run
The faction heard the reginates were about to successfully imbed an operative in the dragons palace. They don't know who exactly but assume pilgrimage to be the cover and thus started the search at the chapter house. Their aim is to either flip the asset, subvert them or if all else fails expose them for political favors
Anonymous
>>5562148 Presuming that Vancewell's Favour isn't sending us on a wild chase and the twins are truly Faction members, who they were supposed to meet is somewhat easy to guess.
The King's Writ which allowed free passage to Militades and his cohort was signed by the Crown Prince (Thread #5), so there must have been some contact between them. Possibly, the Prince wanted to capitalize on the potential prestige the man would receive in Cathagi - which happened, as Militades and Eustace are celebrities with the Dragon's favour now (Thread #30). The two parties must have kept up contacts and the Cedrics had to either meet Militades/Eustace or one of their agents.
The reason why the Prince sought these allies still keep eluding us, but we can tie it up to what we found in Langland (Thread #29): Admiral Moretti and the Prince share a common goal, while many mercenaries are being bought for an operation eastward of Aubrey.
At first I thought the Prince wanted simple centralization but that seems at odds with the Admiral's goals, as it hardly benefits the Langlish: so, assuming that the Son of Sin with him is Avarice, what is going here is that the Son is influencing people in order to kickstart the greatest crusade ever known in either Ardenne or the Wastelands. At that point either everything crashes and burn horribly or the Prince is victorious but ultimately Avarice's puppet.
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>>5562226 It might not be unlikely they are here to run interference on any Reginate agents. All it would take is them running to Eustace and Militades and merely say watch out for new people in the Dragonguard. They wouldn't even have to know who it is to make our lives difficult.
Anonymous
>>5562148 > [Write-in] The Sir Cedrics are here to make discreet contact with members the Merchant Caste and their main mission besides stablishing lines of communication is to secure funds for the Prince upcoming plans. The early altercation we witness with the merchant being summon by a member of the sorcererous caste was orchestrated to prevented the meeting and/or similar summons are being issued to other prominent merchants and the actual contact as part of the sorcerous caste efforts to run interference. The merchant caste interest in this is the possibility closer mercantile tides with Canton and the possibility of a Canton King indebted to the merchant caste and incline to offer foreign support in struggle between merchant and sorcerous caste
>>5534375 Anonymous
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>>5562233 This is probably it. Prince alows them to gain fame in Canton which brings them into positions of power and ingratiate them to the prince. The Cedrics are here to call in a favor.
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>>5562148 >>5562197 >> They probably heard about the luxurious and highly desireable shells of the Turtlewolves that live along the coastline here and are meeting a local who can guide them to a private hunting spot. They have waited a year in Cathagi having missed the brief window of time last year where the Turtlewolves are active deeper in land to raise their cubs in relative safety for a few weeks while their shells develop and harden to protect them from the predators of the shallow coastal waters. This right here is the obvious answer
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>>5562233 >>5562226 I like these though as actual answers. They make sense
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>>5562226 Absolutely ZASED and supported
>>5534750 proof of my very being
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>>5562233 Supporting this. The Prince is cashing in the favors he gained by signing the Writs of Passage. Good call on the influence of Avarice affecting the Prince.
>>5534316 Me
Also, I was re-reading the quest for the upteenth time and noticed this line when Brother Rousseau joined our group as a companion
>Sir Rousseau LOYAL Prerequisite: Visit all four Holy Sites sacred to the Cantônian Faith and stand the required vigil at each of them. With this he will be LOYAL to us. What do you guys think will be the Brother-For-Life condition? I think it may be to join an Adam-aligned order, or perhaps the Knight's Comitas specifically.
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>>5562226 >>5562233 Love these two - big ups
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>>5562148 I'm going with this one
>>5562233 >>5534875 Check
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>>5562233 >At first I thought the Prince wanted simple centralization but that seems at odds with the Admiral's goals, as it hardly benefits the Langlish I think its likely that the source of the mercenaries from langland is rooted in the Admiral, while its true the Admirals goal splits at centralising Canton he profits off the endeavor significantly as long as the Prince needs disposable mercenaries.
prehaps there is more to the alliance but thats something we can only speculate at.
>What is going here is that the Son is influencing people in order to kickstart the greatest crusade ever known in either Ardenne or the Wastelands I feel like a offical Crusade is a relgious tool more readily utilised by the Reginate and queensman than the prince or king and one currently not usable simply due to the factional tensions in Canton.
Anonymous
>>5563096 >I feel like a offical Crusade is a relgious tool more readily utilised by the Reginate and queensman than the prince or king and one currently not usable simply due to the factional tensions in Canton. Which makes it a quick and easy? Way to get all the religious leaning kniggas killed thining out the opposition. Especially if you palpatine that shit puppeteering both sides
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>>5563136 That's pretty clever honestly
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>>5563136 A fair point I just don't see it as a faction or kingsmen endgoal, the Reginate is clearly more aware of the faction then we so I feel that makes any palpatining more difficult.
Anonymous
>>5562217 >we've very quickly discarded the Kingsman loyalty Emille was intially entreched with and not without good cause but I feel it should count for something in such speculation as should more than a few of the discarded questions around the fallout and meaning of both the SOS and the conspiracy of suppression around them. I mean there was all the murdering of innocents and the attempt on our brothers life as well but I guess you missed that.
>>5562317 Nah, they here to join the DG on behalf of the Prince's faction to counter the growing Queensmen influence they've heard about.
Anonymous
>>5563157 No more than I missed the attaining of an entire noble house for as much as we knew just Hewitts involvement in the slave trade and the extreme torturing of people who were simply in the area of operations of the Reginate's coverup.
>and the attempt on our brothers life you mean the one the reginate was likely party too?
Anonymous
>>5563160 Ah, so you oppose the Reginate now? The very vessel of the Holy Mother?
Why don't you just start blaspheming the Almighty.
Note that the Reginate was doing it specifically to stop the Prince, and not working with the SoS like he was.
Sure, if Emile was a different character who had done different deeds and had different values and was completely fictional *that character* could have been convinced to accept the Prince's capital E Evil plot as necessary or that "the ends justified the means".
And if we had played maybe a Knight from Fallavon we would have been totally cool with slavery too. Note that the Hewitts DID in fact participate in the slave trade, the only issue is they got caught.
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>>5563165 Ya know, no need to derail into a debate on morality and character narratives. It's not like I'm gonna vote for Emile to own slaves or something wildly out of character.
Definitely gonna vote for DG though unless something drastic happens. Been stoked for this since like the second thread.
Anonymous
>>5563165 C'mon dude that wasn't my point, the Reginate is far from a clear cut good side though they presently have the Moral highground, they've butchered a lot of people in their suppression and for arguably a good reason in the suppression of the knowledge of the SOS.
>Note that the Reginate was doing it specifically to stop the Prince, and not working with the SoS like he was. I will freely admit thats a line they haven't crossed but they don't need to when the church very like holds a monopoly or at least massive majority share in the uber powerful reliquary in Canton and had a specific advantage in numbers and forces in the Fallavon incident.
>Note that the Hewitts DID in fact participate in the slave trade As far as our evidence was concerned it was Marco hewitt not the entire house from memory, they were not above suspicion or conclusively involved, and anything further was the tar brush of Attainment after the reginate got involved.
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:vKCW/KlO Fri 10 Feb 2023 12:01:50 No. 5563227 Report Quoted By:
Ah, how I have missed the Valur conspiracy posting.
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>>5563185 Emile has been quite cold to the Reginate as well, if it wasn't for his personal relationship with Gilbern and having fought beside them against the SoS and seen first hand the horrors they are attempting to stop . . . well, he IS a noble. Casualties are to be expected.
Besides, they were slaughtering Jays who are traitors and bandits.
Despite all that, Emile is NOT a Queensman, although he is willing to work with them within certain boundaries for the good of Canton overall. Same as, I'm sure, he wouldn't betray Canton in order to stop the Prince.
> As far as our evidence was concerned it was Marco hewitt not the entire house from memory, they were not above suspicion or conclusively involved, and anything further was the tar brush of Attainment after the reginate got involved. Ah,*politics*. Welcome to the reality of noble households and feudalism where being the heir of a house means something beyond your identity of an individual. Also where weakness can be seized upon as justification for destroying an entire House. That's nothing special.
Unless, of course, you think Emile is going to start trading in slaves? Because I'm pretty sure nobody is going to go for that and a write in to do so would be shot down as extremely out of character.
Working with slavers, for specific goals and within limited boundaries on Emile's and his allies actions? Absofuckingloutely in character since it's happened before and Emile has established a history of flexibility when dealing with heretics, fae, and even beastmen.
We might not vote to do so, but it would not in any way be out of character.
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I just wanted to mention the possibility of the selling of captured beastmen as slaves in Cathaggi lands. My memory is murky and I dont have the circumstances to check right now, but the imprisonment of the Beastmen in Fallavon might've served the purpose of making cash or currying favour with different aspects of Cathaggi society, especially the rich Merchant Caste.
Anonymous
>>5563233 >Emile has been quite cold to the Reginate as well I mean... has he?
> if it wasn't for his personal relationship with Gilbern and having fought beside them against the SoS and seen first hand the horrors they are attempting to stop Well yeah, if it wasn't for his relationships he would act differently. But given that most of his interactions with the Reginate have been with Gilbern and have happened after that incident... I don't think he's been cold. He's actively attempted to forge closer bonds in fact.
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>>5560057 I just realized that with Orator +20DC and Recorded Miracle+15DC, we have a +35DC when talking to clergy and the holy orders. Feels fitting considering our piety and dedication throughout our pilgrimage.
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>>5563233 >Emile has been quite cold to the Reginate as well, if it wasn't for his personal relationship with Gilbern and having fought beside them against the SoS and seen first hand the horrors they are attempting to stop The relationship has been hesitant despite our amicable relationship with sir Gilbern
who's still at Comrade now with SHAKEN and Emille's sympathetic allegiance is justified despite their extreme measures.
>Casualties are to be expected. Besides, they were slaughtering Jays who are traitors and bandits. even so, on revisiting the massacare that wrapped Damien into the conspiracies mess it feels more like a joint cleanup rather than any one side needing to do it and the Bluejays and Bandit's earned their noose but to be tortured as they were and left for the birds is still Extreme.
>Welcome to the reality of noble households and feudalism where being the heir of a house means something beyond your identity of an individual. Also where weakness can be seized upon as justification for destroying an entire House. That's nothing special. look I'm not ignorant to the justification and benefit for such a proscription or the rightful fallout Hewitt's slaving would have had regardless of the Attainment but it was an extreme measure that been mentioned as rarely implemented and it's weighs more when its someone we understand to be a moderate doing it like sir Gilbern.
>Unless, of course, you think Emile is going to start trading in slaves? look you keep coming back to this as a point so I'm just going to say I don't and I hope it never goes further than banal discussion, prehaps I jumped the gun but I've seen loopholes built up before around previously established lines like this before.
>>5563261 To be fair much of it has been under an assumption of having made an enemy of the prince after bungling our introduction with him and the threat display he put on which highlighted how concerning a lack of any counterweight might be if he was confirmed as an active enemy/threat.
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:vKCW/KlO Fri 10 Feb 2023 13:20:09 No. 5563271 Report Quoted By:
Based on the above I’ll move forward on the assumption that Emile believes the Sir Cedrics to be here at the behest of the Faction rather than the King himself, more likely it’s the Crown Prince. The exact nature of their mission is unknown but Emile has narrowed it down somewhat to the distinct possibilities supported by anons.
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:vKCW/KlO Fri 10 Feb 2023 13:22:35 No. 5563272 Report The office of the Knights Comitas Chapter Master of Cathagi is not as spartan as you might have imagined. Many Comitas knights swear vows of poverty, chastity and silence, but the room is littered with curiosities and trinkets of indiscernible value. It hardly measures up to the extravagant wealth on display at the Cathedral of the Brother’s Landing in Pascae, but clearly the Chapter Master here has afforded himself some small comforts after a lifetime of service. The windows face out from the Church into the Nova Cathagi bay, just a greenish-blue blur at this distance, and the heat of the day is much dissipated by the sea breeze floating in through the translucent linen curtains.
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:vKCW/KlO Fri 10 Feb 2023 13:24:32 No. 5563273 Report [3/3]> “I’m honoured to be thought of so highly by my fellow pilgrims. But of course access to the Sanctum is your charter, and your decision.” [Haughty] > “Let me speak to them, I will convince them to put aside this divisive foolishness. The Sanctum is for all.” [Hearty] > “Perhaps… If there is anywhere that I am likely to hear the Angel’s voice again, the Salve Sanctum is surely it.” [Idealist]
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>>5563273 > “Let me speak to them, I will convince them to put aside this divisive foolishness. The Sanctum is for all.” [Hearty] Anonymous
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>>5563273 Oh god this is a tough one though. I'll vote properly soon, the choices are all too good. On the one hand, it seems right and proper to defer to the Chapter Master, on the other, showing that we are not above him by speaking to the pilgrims makes sense... but if there is anyone... anywhere who would understand and take an interest in the voice of the angel talking to us... well... it's here right? It's him
>it has the proportions of a large dog but is shelled head-to-toe in some form of natural carapace. I fucking love you Forgotten. Hilarious. Perfect. Cherished.
>>5534357 Me
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>>5563273 > “I’m honoured to be thought of so highly by my fellow pilgrims. But of course access to the Sanctum is your charter, and your decision.” [Haughty] Hearty can backfire very badly, the best option we can do is serve as an example by respecting the authority of Chapter Master Callahan in this place.
>>5534375 Anonymous
>>5563272 >A stuffed animal of a species that you cannot in all honestly properly describe, it has the proportions of a large dog but is shelled head-to-toe in some form of natural carapace. its real....the majestic turtlewolf...
>>5563273 Hang on wasn't their something barring our mentioning of the angel openly or am I misremembering? regardless I think at least intially I fall on the side of respecting the Patriarchs position and wisdom with this.
> “I’m honoured to be thought of so highly by my fellow pilgrims. But of course access to the Sanctum is your charter, and your decision.” [Haughty] >>5534320 V-card
Anonymous
>>5563273 >>5534531 > “Let me speak to them, I will convince them to put aside this divisive foolishness. The Sanctum is for all.” [Hearty] Does the silver chain on the censer look familiar look familiar?
The angel speaks to us whenever and however it wants. It revealed itself to us during the Short Walk and no other soul was able to see it. We are all children of the Almighty; the Sanctum should be open to all.
Anonymous
>>5563273 Actually fuck it, can't squander an opportunity, we have to try to talk to the angel again and surely a man like the Chapter Master would be at least curious to know about it
> “Perhaps… If there is anywhere that I am likely to hear the Angel’s voice again, the Salve Sanctum is surely it.” [Idealist] Anonymous
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>>5563273 that description of tutel wolfs actually seems pretty scary lol
>> “Let me speak to them, I will convince them to put aside this divisive foolishness. The Sanctum is for all.” [Hearty] this is a hard one one hand i want to chose haughty but on the other all this men and women have risked life and limb to come here it feels cruel to bar them access to the sanctum even a single day. even if we are a saint doesn't it mean that their souls are in even more need of the almighty.
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>>5563273 >“Perhaps… If there is anywhere that I am likely to hear the Angel’s voice again, the Salve Sanctum is surely it.” [Idealist] I'm getting the feeling this option raises our chances of speaking to the Angel, while the others diminish it.
>>5534425 verification>A stuffed animal of a species that you cannot in all honestly properly describe, it has the proportions of a large dog but is shelled head-to-toe in some form of natural carapace. You motherfucker
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>>5563273 > “I’m honoured to be thought of so highly by my fellow pilgrims. But of course access to the Sanctum is your charter, and your decision.” [Haughty He is in charge here and all have right to this place.
>>5534668 My v posts
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>>5563273 A thin silver chain and a dark scale? Hmm, the Chapter sure keeps some interesting items around...
> “Perhaps… If there is anywhere that I am likely to hear the Angel’s voice again, the Salve Sanctum is surely it.” [Idealist] I will say that this is not politically sound so I understand if other Anons wants another safer option. However, the potential to actually make sense of whatever the Angel is - together with potential juicy lore? I am not wasting that option right now.
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>>5563273 > “I’m honoured to be thought of so highly by my fellow pilgrims. But of course access to the Sanctum is your charter, and your decision.” [Haughty] verify
>>5534630 Anonymous
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>>5563273 > “Perhaps… If there is anywhere that I am likely to hear the Angel’s voice again, the Salve Sanctum is surely it.” [Idealist] For me it's between this and Haughty, and I favor the Angel over Man.
Veri:
>>5534546 Anonymous
>>5563273 > “I’m honoured to be thought of so highly by my fellow pilgrims. But of course access to the Sanctum is your charter, and your decision.” [Haughty] Emile's actions prove his worth. If the Chapter Master disagrees then so be it
>>5534316 Me
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>>5563273 > “I’m honoured to be thought of so highly by my fellow pilgrims. But of course access to the Sanctum is your charter, and your decision.” [Haughty] If Towbray and the pilgrims do make a scene, we will calm them, convince them that the Sanctum must be open to all and to respect the Grand Masters decision.
>>5534322 Me
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>>5534701 This is me
>>5563273 "I understand, for the Knights Comitas to allow me singular usage of the Sanctum would imply the Orders tacit support for my revelations. I am honored by the faith placed in me by my fellow pilgrims but the Angel shall speak to me when the time is right, not when others may wish for it. I will speak to them and assure them the Sanctum is open for all."
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>>5563273 >write-in > “I’m honored to be thought of so highly by my fellow pilgrims, but let me speak to them. Let me declare to them that every man who seeks to bring about the kingdom of heaven is equal in the eyes of the lord and his angels. And that the chance to seek his light and glory is not something to deny your fellow man but a thing of beauty that only grows in the sharing not diminish. [Hearty/Idealist] Anonymous
>>5563273 > "The Almighty speaks to us when we need to hear it, whether alone or in a crowd. Whether in the holiest of sanctums, or surrounded by the Foe. While we would greatly appreciate the opportunity, we would rather leave it to your guidance if it would inspire the faithful or cause conflict among our brothers and sisters of the church". Basically Haughty but instead of submitting to his authority we are asking for his guidance on what he would think best. Doesn't hurt if he explains a bit more about who/what these different factions are.
This also establishes a framework where he is working together with us to solve a problem, as opposed to being put on the spot to solve a problem caused by our presence.
Feel free to rewrite it, I'm not the greatest at dialogue.
Lol. If this write in gets any traction that is.
Anonymous
I think the Haughty option is likely to be a mistake. Our following very clearly wants us to commune alone in the sanctum, and if we appear to simply be acquiescing to the Chapter Master's authority, then Towbray and the others are going to view this as a Living Saint being snubbed and censored, which they won't respond well to. IMO, either we go along with this and reveal the existence of the Angel to the Chapter Master and try and convince him to let us commune in the sanctum alone, or we go and talk to our cult and get them to calm the fuck down by making it clear we personally disagree with what they're doing.
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We have no need to chase revelation. Don't you remember that we met the Angel in what is probably the closest place to Hell on earth? We know it comes to us when the time is right.
I'd rather we give up on the Salve Sanctum completely, or yield it to the least faithful pauper among us. We have already been saved - we carry within us proof of God, always.
>>5563442 I'm not allowed to vote so don't count this, but something like this makes the most sense.
I also think we should confirm the rumors to him, or make a positive claim to hearing the voice of the Angel - and ask for his help and guidance as to what it might mean.
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>>5563374 After reading the discorse from other Anons, I will change my vote to from Haughty to Hearty
> “Let me speak to them, I will convince them to put aside this divisive foolishness. The Sanctum is for all.” [Hearty] The Angel is not summoned by Emile. Emile is summoned by the Angel, alone or otherwise.
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>>5563273 >>5563442 Supporting this excellent write in.
>>5534530 Me. Sorry if I've been too quiet, I'm just phone posting as my home has been out of power for over two weeks.
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>>5563273 >“I’m honoured to be thought of so highly by my fellow pilgrims. But of course access to the Sanctum is your charter, and your decision.” [Haughty] Anonymous
>>5563538 I'm not sure we can confirm the rumors. We promised Monsignor dan Esposito we would not speak a word of the Angel to the public and Bishop Gilbern said not to speak outside "most controlled auspices of the inquiry". Would Chapter Master Callahan be of the level to discuss such topics without going against such directives? We do call him your holiness...
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>>5563442 I’ll back the write-in
>>5535143 V card
But I think that this anon
>>5563493 is right, our followers are zealous and will likely believe that we’re being forced into this position by the Church ‘establishment’
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>>5563407 >>5563461 These are great write in, I'm going to change my vote here
>>5563289 to support them
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>>5563287 >>5563442 I am also a big fan of this write-in. The hearty/idealist bend works together the best in this case.
Lets not have a Field of Dreams "what's in it for me" moment.
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>>5563273 >> “Perhaps… If there is anywhere that I am likely to hear the Angel’s voice again, the Salve Sanctum is surely it.” [Idealist] >>5535511 Anonymous
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>>5563289 >>5563738 Well, I really like your Turtlewolf picture.
Turtlewolves Rule!
It actually does kind of make my day that at least one person liked it.
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>>5563273 >> “I’m honoured to be thought of so highly by my fellow pilgrims. But of course access to the Sanctum is your charter, and your decision.” [Haughty] It's his decision to make.
me:
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>>5564103 Here is a Fallavon turtlewolf as well.
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>>5563286 Changing my vote to
>>5563442 lets see this backfire.
>>5534320 V-pass
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I'm as thrilled as the next guy about turtle wolves, but doesn't what Emile describe here (being covered head to toe) sound more like pic related?
Anonymous
>>5564202 inb3 bad end by turtle wolf pack
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>>5564209 A bitching coat of turtlewolf armour sounds great... probably why they are near extinct in Canton.
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Rolled 37 (1d100) >>5564265 >>5534357 Me
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Rolled 98 (1d100) >>5564266 Using the adverse re-roll to try to counter this 37 success.
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>>5564268 re-roll Salve Regina
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Rolled 54 (1d100) >>5564268 Anonymous
>>5564265 >No Order of Chains Clue REGINAE WEPT
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:vKCW/KlO Sat 11 Feb 2023 12:26:02 No. 5564284 Report >2 SUCCESS: Support appreciated. While he remains uncertain as to your true nature, the Chapter Master appreciates both your lack of selfishness in seeking Sanctum privileges and your genuine willingness to resolve the theological differences between the pilgrims bubbling to the surface. > Large Crowd / Higher Social Standing 40DC > Orator +20DC > Tired -5DC > Faithful Pilgrims target: Recorded Miracle +15DC > Loyal Followers +1 Save > 70DC Double Fail = False prophet. At least one pilgrim views you with adamant hostility.
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>>5564282 I mean, he literally has a silver chain in his private quarters.
It wasn't exactly the greatest leap of logic.
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Rolled 4 (1d100) >>5564284 >>5535546 me
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Rolled 100 (1d100) >>5564284 >>5535393 And check
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>>5564288 Fuck dude. Thank fucking GOD we save a save for exactly this situation
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>>5564288 > rolls nat 100 for Gabriel > rolls nat 100 for Emile That's it, I'm fucking cursed and won't roll anymore for this Quest. I guess we'll use the Save for this one
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>>5564292 Dude you actually might be, may the Angel forgive you and the Almighty have mercy on your soul
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i don't think a save will work forgtten whats your input
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>>5564294 That's exactly what saves are for anon. Whatever the roll, even doubles or crits, it's converted into a regular pass from what I remember
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>>5564288 fucking called it, good fucking thing we have a save
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>>5564294 That's literally how they work though.
I don't even mind burning it, I'm just done with rolls after this.
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>>5564296 ive only seen saves used on normal failures.....
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>>5564288 >>5564292 Cain on the Cross, knigga...
>>5564294 >>5564296 Saves are the only thing that can counter a double fail or crit-fail, so you lucked out here. I still need one more roll, so we're not out of the Fallavon yet...
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>>5564298 I mean.
It would be interesting to ride this out lol.
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:vKCW/KlO Sat 11 Feb 2023 12:39:52 No. 5564304 Report And anons bring it home safely. Still, you kniggas were -this- close to having a bloodbath on your hands in this holiest of holies. Should make for an interesting write-up, but we'll see that tomorrow.
See the link for a modern-day comparitive
https://www.nbcnews.com/id/wbna27639792 Anonymous
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>>5564304 Could you fucking imagine. I reckon the Chapter Masters fucking SoS radar would have immediately pinged and we'd be in chains before sundown being interrogated and silenced forever
Anonymous
>>5564304 Man we were close to starting some Hussite bullshit, give me that reclamist vs adamite lore.
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>>5564307 the funny thing is the recliamints are more of caininte style sect while we are far more adam aligned it's almost as if they wish to atone for Cains failure to protect Adam by protecting a saint that cleaves close in sprite to the fallen brother, look at how protective tobray is of us
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>>5564288 I can not think of a worst time to get this critfail except for impregnation rolls, SOS fight rolls, or royal family etiquette rolls.
You should really consider testing your rolls first before using your roll that counts.
Without that save we could have derailed this whole quest and been unable to complete our final vigil.
Anonymous
We also REALLY need to remove that tired trait somehow.
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>>5564313 It'll likely be gone with a single nights rest assuming we don't stay up late again. It's no big deal
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Cain in the fucking Cross, I just woke up to this! So are we at 3 success thanks to the save if I read all this correctly?
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>>5564310 Thats a neat take, I think the reclamism stems from a further back point in whatever creation myth though think the garden of Eden and the serpent.
>>5564312 >I can not think of a worst time to get this critfail except for impregnation rolls Are you telling me you wouldn't have wanted to put a lovechild in Vancewell if she'd let us?
more seriously though it's pretty hard too predict what the dice will come up with before its known and I don't think most anons (myself included) really have access to knowledge of predicting the algorithm.
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>>5564312 What? Blaming someone for their dice result is ridiculous, it's not like anyone has control over what they actually roll.
Anonymous
>>5564319 Critfailling impregnation means something negative about Emile's fertility.
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>>5564312 >I can not think of a worst time to get this critfail except for impregnation rolls, Heh, Chryssa a shit.
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>>5564326 It would obviously depend on the circumstances. I think anon was referring to the risk of impregnating Vancewell when we have sex. A critfail there would be pregnancy out of marriage not infertility
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>>5564327 Oh boy that brings me back.
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>>5564326 not really if Tracker jean was an example, hell critfails didn't even get mentioned.
Anonymous
In context I was referring to critfailing in the context of impotence. Since we have so far scorned magic in all its forms because of the memes. Bring back the femboy posting.
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>>5564332 > Put on the mask, Emile. > Okey Dokey Angel Anonymous
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>>5564334 Femboys are fucking gross. Not gonna fuck dudes just to turn around and fuck ones that look like women.
Big strong big gay Knights are where it's at.
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>>5564334 Dead on about magic tho. I mean, are arrows magic?
borderline Anonymous
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>>5563613 Good point, thank you.
>>5564313 Let's just buy some Khave before we get going anywhere. Gotta be a coffee house in Cathagi
Anonymous
>>5564288 shame we've got a save, that would be FUN
Anonymous
Us calming our worshippers when they are on the brink of going apeshit and then unifying under our words is even better narratively. we also burned a crit fail.
>>5564365 Anonymous
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>>5564410 At this point we should keep the saves bank unless we get a CRIT fail or double fail. Or unless they expire.
Anonymous
Did we ever get around reading Maria Hewitt book on the Cathagi Castes? Might be useful now.
Anonymous
>>5564768 I don't believe we have, we should definitely make some time for reading up on that and our praetor law studies.
Anonymous
>>5564284 >>5564278 Lime green used his reroll, so that should be 3 passes, right?
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>>5564989 Forgotten used his adverse re-roll on my roll and got a 98 so only 2 passes
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>>5564989 Actually nevermind, I was looking at the wrong post
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>>5564989 Yep thank Adam and Cain for orator I guess.
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>>5564768 >>5564857 >Stuck on a boat for weeks >Still not touching books Oh Emile you'll fucking fail your exams you dunce
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>2 SUCCESS: Support appreciated. While he remains uncertain as to your true nature, the Chapter Master appreciates both your lack of selfishness in seeking Sanctum privileges and your genuine willingness to resolve the theological differences between the pilgrims bubbling to the surface. >3 SUCCESS: The One True Faith. Cutting through the dividing issue at hand, the pilgrims are now more united in their shared faith than ever before. Petty differences of culture, tradition or minor differences in theology cannot change the fact that you are all here for the same reason, and you will march this Long Walk as brothers and sisters all.
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:vKCW/KlO Sun 12 Feb 2023 13:26:57 No. 5565601 Report https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WRMnpbk4MYA&ab_channel=moviesoundtrackgod - The Sermon at the SanctumThe voices coming from the hall ahead have taken a different tenor from before, more agitated. You quicken your step, determined to intervene before this gets out of hand.
“And I say who are you to deny any man his right to pay homage as a Cantônian? His birthright!”
“This isn’t about you or I, this is about the will of the Almighty himself! Can you not spare yourself a single night at the footstep of the celestial even to further the divine mission? Are you that selfish?”
“What divine mission? All I hear is the half-baked ravings of that madman’s cult to keep the Sanctum to himself!”
“How -dare- you?!” That’s definitely Father Towbray’s voice, bubbling with ill-concealed rage. “I’ll hear not one word against him, not one word!“
“At best he is mad! Worse still he bewitches you and your cohort into damnation!”
“Blasphemer!” You’ve seen that look in the Reclaimant priest’s eyes before, that same righteous fury as when you set upon the brigands that had been waylaying pilgrim’s on the road from Fallavon. His clenched and raised to strike or grab at another pilgrim, presumably the naysayer in question, whilst behind him his followers press in at a crowd near twice their size.
“STOP!” Hands pause on thick-woven cords and fists halt-mid strike. Every pair of eyes, some fifty odd of them, turns to fix on you before a blow can be struck. “What is this?”
Silence.
“WHAT IS THIS?” You bellow, the crowd flinching at the echo of your voice, even the pair of Knights Comitas flanking you seem to shirk back. “Do we not stand on the very threshold of our most holy site? This is the birthplace of the Brothers, the liberators of our ancestors! And how do we honour them? With strife, with discontent. With… disunity.”
You shake your head, stepping forward into the crowd that parts like a shrinking tide until you stand in amongst the very centre of them. Your words turn from denuciation to appeal, imploring those present to see the light.
“My brothers. Are we a people so divided that even here, even -here-, in this holiest of holies our petty differences see us seek to set one man above the other? Kings may rule men, and common man toil for their noble lords. I am a knight, and well I know the duties and liberties that befit my rank. But these are all temporal titles, corporeal privileges that flee us at the hour of our death. Before God we are all brothers and sisters, there is no one that can be set above the other in that regard. This is not the way, this is not the One True Faith. At least here, if nowhere else in Almighty’s creation, we should stand united.”
Tempers cool and heads nod at your words, not a few of those from some of your moments ago would-be detractors.
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:vKCW/KlO Sun 12 Feb 2023 13:29:55 No. 5565603 Report [3/3]>[Write-in] > Sir Andrei does not approve of his followers identifying themselves as a separate sect of the One True Faith. Such sects can quickly skirt the line between unorthodoxy and heresy. [Promote Orthodoxy] > Sir Andrei is not disturbed by the followers identifying themselves as a separate sect of the One True Faith. The Angel will guide the way. [Promote Divine Mission]
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>>5565603 >The Sect of St.Emile >Sir Andrei does not approve of his followers identifying themselves as a separate sect of the One True Faith. Such sects can quickly skirt the line between unorthodoxy and heresy. [Promote Orthodoxy] Yeah no, I don't want to get into this theological can of worms.
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>>5565603 >Sect of the Divine Messengers aka Angelites >Sir Andrei is not disturbed by the followers identifying themselves as a separate sect of the One True Faith. The Angel will guide the way. [Promote Divine Mission] Bring it on. Now god forbid if we roll something mid for the Angel's visions like a 49 or a 51
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>>5565603 (1)
> the Angel's Questers Irony aside, the title symbolizes that the followers are all seeking to follow the will of the Angel and its living vessel on earth, aka Emile.
(2)
> Sir Andrei is not disturbed by the followers identifying themselves as a separate sect of the One True Faith. The Angel will guide the way. [Promote Divine Mission] A headache and half, however after everything that happened I feel that Emile could think this was meant to happen? Just like he discovered the various nefarious plots in Canton, just like he happened upon Abyssal's prison or he passed through a storm unscathed, perhaps this Sect is meant to act as a divine instrument. There is a rather concerning threat back at home, after all...
And besides, this is the more entertaining option.
>>5535393 Me.
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>>5565601 Oh man this is great, teriffying but great that our visions are considered as much madness that risks damnation as genuine prophecy.
>>5565603 >(1) I want to say something storm or lightning themed but I'll be damned if I can think of more than one.
>Sect of the storm Off brand ones
>Sect of the light >Sect of illumination >(2) Sir Andrei’s view of the emerging Sect > Sir Andrei is not disturbed by the followers identifying themselves as a separate sect of the One True Faith. The Angel will guide the way. [Promote Divine Mission] why should they be ostrischised for what finding faith in our pilgrimage?
>>5534320 V-card
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>>5565603 1
the followers of the tempest/tempest sect
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> Sir Andrei is not disturbed by the followers identifying themselves as a separate sect of the One True Faith. The Angel will guide the way. [Promote Divine Mission] Anonymous
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>>5565603 >The Sect of Divine Messengers aka Angelites This anon's name is nice
>>5565609 > Sir Andrei is not disturbed by the followers identifying themselves as a separate sect of the One True Faith. The Angel will guide the way. [Promote Divine Mission] Now, I'm bit torn on this. On one hand, Emile has always been a good boy who follows the teachings of the church and he would definitely view sects and offshoots of the Church with some suspicion. But then again, he's utterly convinced in the visions of the Angel and if other men wish to follow the Angel the same way he does, who is he to bar them? So I would explain his thoughts less driven by the wish to form a sect and more a laissez faire stance that people have a right to believe in the shizo Angel.
I can smell the religious and dogmatic shitstorm a mile away and I do think Emile will continue to be disturbed by the fact people call him Living Saint. >>5534322 Me
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>>5535338 Verification
>>5565603 Something simple
>The Followers of St.Emile or
>The Witnesses of St.Emile This lot doesn't seem like they would come up with a wordy name for themselves.
> Sir Andrei does not approve of his followers identifying themselves as a separate sect of the One True Faith. Such sects can quickly skirt the line between unorthodoxy and heresy. [Promote Orthodoxy] We believe in the Angel and we believe the Angel believes in us, but men can be very fallible. We cannot stop them from revering us, but we at least need to tell Father Townbray that one man, even one that has lived thru such interesting events, is not sufficient cause to start shit with the rest of the Faith. If there is truth in our miracles, then they are part of the One True Faith. If one day there is enough evidence to justify a new sect...that will be one day, but not this day(unless we get a divine roll in the Holy of Holiees).
Also, tell Townbray to look at us. Really look at us. He may have been the first to see something special, but if we were chosen by the Angel, we were a MAN that was chosen. He should never think us fallible. We need him, not a lickspittle or mad attack dog, but as our confessor and even friend. I don't want him to leave us to become the loudest face in the mob.
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>>5565603 >[Write-in] >The Sect of Divine Messengers aka Angelites >>5565609 It's a good name, despite my reservation on the whole thing.
> Sir Andrei does not approve of his followers identifying themselves as a separate sect of the One True Faith. Such sects can quickly skirt the line between unorthodoxy and heresy. [Promote Orthodoxy] We just gave a huge speech against divisions and for unity and common ground. I don't see Emile seeing comfortable with is at all.
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>>5565603 (1) The sect of pilgrims that believe Sir Andrei is on a holy mission and commanded by an Angel, or otherwise divinely guided, has grown. These men call themselves:
The Sect of St. Emile, or the Sect of the Storm-Touched
(2) Sir Andrei’s view of the emerging Sect
> Sir Andrei is not disturbed by the followers identifying themselves as a separate sect of the One True Faith. The Angel will guide the way. [Promote Divine Mission] Fuck it, maximum roleplay
>>5534316 Me
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>>5565625 I'm convinced I'll change to
> Sir Andrei does not approve of his followers identifying themselves as a separate sect of the One True Faith. Such sects can quickly skirt the line between unorthodoxy and heresy. [Promote Orthodoxy] >>5534322 Me
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>>5565603 >>5534531 >>5565609 >Sect of the Divine Messengers aka Angelites I like this as well.
> Sir Andrei does not approve of his followers identifying themselves as a separate sect of the One True Faith. Such sects can quickly skirt the line between unorthodoxy and heresy. [Promote Orthodoxy] It would behoove these pilgrims to maybe move away from being a Sect and become more like an Order. To find others who truly hear an Angel's voice. The Angel and Emile serve as messengers for the Almighty to exemplify the path of the faithful, to correct it, not destroy it. They do not deserve their own worship.
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>>5565603 >The Witnesses of St.Emile >> Sir Andrei does not approve of his followers identifying themselves as a separate sect of the One True Faith. Such sects can quickly skirt the line between unorthodoxy and heresy. [Promote Orthodoxy] >>5534745 Anonymous
>>5565603 >1 >Followers of St. Emile aka Emilians >2 > Sir Andrei does not approve of his followers identifying themselves as a separate sect of the One True Faith. Such sects can quickly skirt the line between unorthodoxy and heresy. [Promote Orthodoxy] The divine mission is Ours, not theirs. The angel speaks to us for we are a worthy vessel to execute the will of The Almighty and strike down both the Foe and the Brothers of Sin. The Almighty will come to them in His own way and at his own time
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>>5565603 >>5565609 This is a good name in my opinion.
> Sir Andrei does not approve of his followers identifying themselves as a separate sect of the One True Faith. Such sects can quickly skirt the line between unorthodoxy and heresy. [Promote Orthodoxy] Just cause we're following the will of the Angel/Almighty doesn't mean we need to recruit more into our cause, our mission. The Angel speaks only to us, if the Angel wanted more to hear its voice they would need only to listen.
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>>5565603 >Sect of the Divine Messengers aka Angelites >Sir Andrei is not disturbed by the followers identifying themselves as a separate sect of the One True Faith. The Angel will guide the way. [Promote Divine Mission] If we believe - and we do - that the Angel is with us on behalf of the Almighty, how can we not also believe that we have a mission which is divinely ordained
If there are men and women who wish to join us on this path, that is not against the Faith - but in service of it.
We, after all, ultimately toil in service to the Almighty. NOT in service to the corruptible members of the clergy.
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>>5565603 >Sect of the Divine Messengers aka Angelites > Sir Andrei is not disturbed by the followers identifying themselves as a separate sect of the One True Faith. The Angel will guide the way. [Promote Divine Mission] Verification:
>>5534546 Anonymous
>>5565603 >Followers of the Almighty's Angel and His Champion aka Angelites Better than divine messengers. They believe Emile to be chosen by the divine not themselves.
>Sir Andrei is not disturbed by the followers identifying themselves as a separate sect of the One True Faith. The Angel will guide the way. [Promote Divine Mission] More distinct rather than seperate, like an Order rather than a heretical sect. They might be seperate from the church but they are not seperate from the faith.
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>>5565995 Forgot the check
>>5534477 .
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>>5565603 >> Sir Andrei does not approve of his followers identifying themselves as a separate sect of the One True Faith. Such sects can quickly skirt the line between unorthodoxy and heresy. [Promote Orthodoxy] Sects are bad
Me
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>>5565603 >Sect of the Tempest Storm > Sir Andrei is not disturbed by the followers identifying themselves as a separate sect of the One True Faith. The Angel will guide the way. [Promote Divine Mission] >>5535511 Anonymous
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>>5565603 >Emilianists >Sir Andrei does not approve of his followers identifying themselves as a separate sect of the One True Faith. Such sects can quickly skirt the line between unorthodoxy and heresy. [Promote Orthodoxy] >>5535002 Anonymous
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>>5565603 the Angel's Questers
> Sir Andrei does not approve of his followers identifying themselves as a separate sect of the One True Faith. Such sects can quickly skirt the line between unorthodoxy and heresy. [Promote Orthodoxy Came so close to bloody fight.
>>5534668 My v card
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>>5565995 >Better than divine messengers. They believe Emile to be chosen by the divine not themselves Sorry my original post suggesting the name had a typo
>>5565609 I meant the Divine Messenger (Emile) not Divine Messengers (which implies the others were chosen as well). I don't know how that impacts other players' votes, but my intention was that only Emile is the Divine Messenger
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>>5565603 >Sect of the Divine Messengers aka Angelites >Sir Andrei is not disturbed by the followers identifying themselves as a separate sect of the One True Faith. The Angel will guide the way. [Promote Divine Mission] This shit is wild dawg
>>5534750 le me
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>>5565603 >Sect of the Divine Messengers aka Angelites > Sir Andrei does not approve of his followers identifying themselves as a separate sect of the One True Faith. Such sects can quickly skirt the line between unorthodoxy and heresy. [Promote Orthodoxy] >>5534324 Anonymous
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>>5565603 (1) The sect of pilgrims that believe Sir Andrei is on a holy mission and commanded by an Angel, or otherwise divinely guided, has grown. These men call themselves:
>The Witnesses of St.Emile >The Sect of St.Emile >The Order of St. Emile (2) Sir Andrei’s view of the emerging Sect
> Sir Andrei does not approve of his followers identifying themselves as a separate sect of the One True Faith. Such sects can quickly skirt the line between unorthodoxy and heresy. [Promote Orthodoxy] I do like the idea of steering them away from a new sect and instead into something of a religious order. I'm not sure if that is splitting hairs, maybe it's just semantics but I think it's something Emile could swallow more easily (and if its a martial sect, that'd be fuckin' cool)
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As always, I dig the music choice to go along with this
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>>5566343 I think the difference is that the cult is more grassroots whereas a order, knightly or otherwise is backed and organised by the church.
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>>5566344 Fair enough, it'd be cool if we did actually get ourselves confirmed as a saint (who knows, maybe we'll crit succeed on the Long Walk in view of the Chapter Master) and have an Order established.
I have to say, one of the things I love most about this game is how into it all the players get, and the deep, endless discussions we have. The investment of the players (and Forgotten himself) makes it so much more fun than the average quest.
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>>5566344 >>5566349 It can only be grassroots but, like I said, I want it to be within the faith not seperate to it. None of this antagonizing their brothers and sisters over it. They should act as an order, recognized or not, in that they are righteous men who have banded together to fulfill a common mission and purpose. That being aiding the Almighty's Angel and it's chosen champion, Emile Andrei.
Anonymous
>>5566349 Yeah having an order after us would be dope but I suspect there would have to be a big commitment to the church which may trouble other ambitions Emille might get like getting married but we'll see what happens with the saint buisness.
The discussions are a real positive to this quest as long as the actual shitflinging is kept to a minimal.
>>5566369 >I want it to be within the faith not seperate to it. the thing is the specific dedication to one person (Emille) is the defining issue right now with the more mainstream orthodoxy who dislike the siphoning of the authority it can lead too.
Its why the sainthood is going to take more than a few years to figure out they are likely verifying that our goals and intentions align with the Regina and orthodox churches as much as the verascity of the visions themselves.
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>>5565603 >>[Write-in] Receivers of the word.
Or meme choices
Storm front
Word bearers
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I'm torn on this so I'll abstain. I can both see Emile being to orthodox to want to endorse a sect. But having seen enough of the fallibility of established church structure, and believing in the angel and his own hype enough to be open to challenge the status quo
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>>5566369 >>5566395 Nah my kniggas fuck orthodoxy. The will of the Almighty must triumph over the transitory institutions of Man. The Queen aka "Mater Reginae" is not my sovereign. She is a secular power and probably a heretic. BROTHERS and SALVE REGINAE NOT Queen and Clergy ok. Praise the Angel.
Perdition to all corrupters, we /schism/ now.
Anonymous
>>5566395 That's seperate to the church, a different though related question. Emile doesn't care what the church thinks about his visions and such but he does care about the faith and the principles of the Almighty, does that make sense? Like the faith and the church are not intrinsically linked due to the fallibility of man and his institutions so when they inevitably diverge from the faith on a matter due to temporal interests then he would disagree with the church.
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>>5566405 Ironically enough your point hits upon the crux of the cults unorthodoxy, I suppose that just as Cain and Adam are not worshipped as divine beings so too must no man, the cult naturally sits uncomfortablly close to that distinction as we are seen as a conduit to the divine.
Funnily enough its curious that the Mater Reginae and Salve Regina have a very strong personal reverance that could be construed as worship of course such arguments are blasphemous at best and heretical at worst. >>5566410 >That's seperate to the church what is? because the appointment officially as a saint isn't.
>Emile doesn't care what the church thinks about his visions and such but he does care about the faith and the principles of the Almighty I suppose that depends on how you read him, he cared enough to engage the bishop at the ball in Pascae on the matter and the the matters of orthodoxy and heresy are close at mind when considering certain events.
You and I agree on the matter though and the principles of the Almighty and faith transcend obedience to falliable temporal authorities and institutions.
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>>5566444 I see Emile as having the same problem that Paul and Barnabas suffered from: lesser men see a prophet and declare him a god, and it is the work of a saint to undo that.
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>>5565603 >> Sir Andrei is not disturbed by the followers identifying themselves as a separate sect of the One True Faith. The Angel will guide the way. [Promote Divine Mission] Anonymous
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>>5566444 > what is? because the appointment officially as a saint isn't. Yes that's what I meant. I was replying to your response of my "within the faith not seperate to it." comment as you thought that by "faith" I meant the church and the whole orthodoxy issue.
> ...he cared enough to engage the bishop at the ball in Pascae on the matter and the the matters of orthodoxy and heresy are close at mind when considering certain events. Of course, the church being fallible does not mean not respecting or considering it at all. It's simply that, when contradicting each other, the direct word of the Almighty's messenger supercedes that of any clergy.
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>>5565603 >Angel's Children > Sir Andrei does not approve of his followers identifying themselves as a separate sect of the One True Faith. Such sects can quickly skirt the line between unorthodoxy and heresy. [Promote Orthodoxy] Anonymous
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>>5565603 >Crusaders Of Our Mother > Sir Andrei is not disturbed by the followers identifying themselves as a separate sect of the One True Faith. The Angel will guide the way. [Promote Divine Mission] me:
>>5534321 Anonymous
My question to the anons voting Orthodoxy is that - what if the Church declares us a heretic and liar for claiming to have the Angel speak to us?
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>>5566561 >>My question to the anons voting Orthodoxy is that - what if the Church declares us a heretic and liar for claiming to have the Angel speak to us? We'll cross that bridge when we come to it, as it stands they haven't done that and I'm sure Emile believes they'll see the truth in his words. As a player I think they will, with all the stuff important people have seen us do, with how honestly and forthright we are and as long as we don't step too far out of line I think, eventually, we'll be considered a saint.
It's useful to the church to have a living saint to point at and have stand in front of crowds to get people hyped up for shit. Especially when that saint is on good terms with the Queens men. Especially when that saint knows the evil that exists in the world and has battled a SoS and knows that we must ALL band together or perish.
If they declare us a heretic... well things might change, but they haven't so lets not act in fear
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>>5566569 >>5566561 I think standing for Orthodoxy is the best way to avoid being branded a heretic. And I wouldn't mind the process for sainthood or revelations of the angel only being accepted after our death or old age.
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:vKCW/KlO Mon 13 Feb 2023 12:17:55 No. 5566603 Report Well the Orthodox vote takes it, but not by much. Love the discussion here lads, I mean how many quests get anons talking theology and weighing up the risk of religious schisms? The lack of mud-slinging and toxicity from earlier threads is a great relief to see as well.>SELCTED: Sir Andrei does not approve of his followers identifying themselves as a separate sect of the One True Faith. Such sects can quickly skirt the line between unorthodoxy and heresy. [Promote Orthodoxy] At this stage . > You spend the rest of the day in prayer and meditation with the majority of the other pilgrims, reflecting on both your journey and the significance of the Salve Sanctum as the cradle of the One True Faith. It can be hard to entirely focus with so many other faithful whispering their own prayers, but your presence here at the end of the road is what matters. [Homage to the Salve Sanctum] > You spend the entirety of today and until the dawn of the next day in prayer and contemplation in this holy place. As the majority of other pilgrims head to their rest, you are virtually alone and able to slip deeper into prayer. The next day and the day after you also return, in shorter stints throughout your stay at the Church to reflect on the significance of this place, but you ensure that you are rested enough for the vigil ahead. [Contemplation at the Salve Sanctum] > Three days and three nights you spend deep in worship within the Salve Sanctum, taking no food and sipping only the odd cup of water brought to you by a vigiliant Comitas knight on duty. The soft noise of the visiting pilgrims fades into nothingness as the distractions of the present and material dissipate like shapes in a mist. You will have had no rest or respite by the dawn of the Long Walk this coming Sandag, nor time to address anything else that might be occuring in the outside world, but the nourishment of the soul comes before the needs of the body. [Intense Meditation at the Salve Sanctum]
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>>5566561 >Perhaps they fear a loss of status, power or wealth in this world and act against us out of a desire to merely protect themselves The materialist in me says that's why institutionally every saint is approved by hearing by the church and/or the reginate.
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>>5566603 > You spend the entirety of today and until the dawn of the next day in prayer and contemplation in this holy place. As the majority of other pilgrims head to their rest, you are virtually alone and able to slip deeper into prayer. The next day and the day after you also return, in shorter stints throughout your stay at the Church to reflect on the significance of this place, but you ensure that you are rested enough for the vigil ahead. [Contemplation at the Salve Sanctum] Anonymous
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>>5566603 >> Three days and three nights you spend deep in worship within the Salve Sanctum, taking no food and sipping only the odd cup of water brought to you by a vigiliant Comitas knight on duty. The soft noise of the visiting pilgrims fades into nothingness as the distractions of the present and material dissipate like shapes in a mist. You will have had no rest or respite by the dawn of the Long Walk this coming Sandag, nor time to address anything else that might be occuring in the outside world, but the nourishment of the soul comes before the needs of the body. [Intense Meditation at the Salve Sanctum] ALL IN BABY
>>5535546 me
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>>5566603 >Love the discussion here lads, I mean how many quests get anons talking theology and weighing up the risk of religious schisms? Same here boss - such a rare thing for RP/quests. Plus it lets you understand how ‘heretical’ offshoots get started. Especially when the leader is convinced of their divine connection…
>You spend the entirety of today and until the dawn of the next day in prayer and contemplation in this holy place. As the majority of other pilgrims head to their rest, you are virtually alone and able to slip deeper into prayer. The next day and the day after you also return, in shorter stints throughout your stay at the Church to reflect on the significance of this place, but you ensure that you are rested enough for the vigil ahead. [Contemplation at the Salve Sanctum] Need to pace ourselves
>>5535143 V card
>>5566569 Fair arguments anon
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>>5566603 >> You spend the entirety of today and until the dawn of the next day in prayer and contemplation in this holy place. As the majority of other pilgrims head to their rest, you are virtually alone and able to slip deeper into prayer. The next day and the day after you also return, in shorter stints throughout your stay at the Church to reflect on the significance of this place, but you ensure that you are rested enough for the vigil ahead. [Contemplation at the Salve Sanctum] While I would love to go for the last choice for the absolute religious ecstasy, I would like Emile to be well rested for the rest of the Long Walk.
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>>5566613 Oh, and my link back
>>5534322 Anonymous
>>5566603 >> You spend the entirety of today and until the dawn of the next day in prayer and contemplation in this holy place. As the majority of other pilgrims head to their rest, you are virtually alone and able to slip deeper into prayer. The next day and the day after you also return, in shorter stints throughout your stay at the Church to reflect on the significance of this place, but you ensure that you are rested enough for the vigil ahead. [Contemplation at the Salve Sanctum] I would love to try and fish for the angel, by taking level 3, but as it was stated, the angel summons Emile, not the other way around
Anonymous
>>5566603 Aren't we supposed to fight the Norskan dude today? If not go let's go all the way with three days of prayer and fasting.
> Three days and three nights you spend deep in worship within the Salve Sanctum, taking no food and sipping only the odd cup of water brought to you by a vigiliant Comitas knight on duty. The soft noise of the visiting pilgrims fades into nothingness as the distractions of the present and material dissipate like shapes in a mist. You will have had no rest or respite by the dawn of the Long Walk this coming Sandag, nor time to address anything else that might be occuring in the outside world, but the nourishment of the soul comes before the needs of the body. [Intense Meditation at the Salve Sanctum] Anonymous
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>>5566615 ah, fuck, my ID changed, here
>>5534326 Anonymous
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>>5566616 I forgot the v-post
>>5534375 Anonymous
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>>5566616 Nah the fight happens after the Long Walk I believe
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>>5566603 >> You spend the entirety of today and until the dawn of the next day in prayer and contemplation in this holy place. As the majority of other pilgrims head to their rest, you are virtually alone and able to slip deeper into prayer. The next day and the day after you also return, in shorter stints throughout your stay at the Church to reflect on the significance of this place, but you ensure that you are rested enough for the vigil ahead. [Contemplation at the Salve Sanctum] >>5535471 I don't want to go from tired to exhausted. Plus I think setting a reasonable but devout example for the pilgrims would be better, don't want to encourage the more fanatical leanings of our flock. also looking to much like an extreme religious loon might count against the reasonable image we have with the chapter master.
We should tottaly show him our own silver chain and tell him we got it after an absolutely anarchic fight with the Foe, and gauge his reaction. If he is in the know we might want to tell him about the cave and black sails
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>>5566622 >We should tottaly show him our own silver chain and tell him we got it after an absolutely anarchic fight with the Foe, and gauge his reaction. If he is in the know we might want to tell him about the cave and black sails We swore an oath specifically about not doing that
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>>5566603 > You spend the entirety of today and until the dawn of the next day in prayer and contemplation in this holy place. As the majority of other pilgrims head to their rest, you are virtually alone and able to slip deeper into prayer. The next day and the day after you also return, in shorter stints throughout your stay at the Church to reflect on the significance of this place, but you ensure that you are rested enough for the vigil ahead. [Contemplation at the Salve Sanctum] As much as I REALLY want Emile to spend the whole time in prayer and really amp that shit up, I also REALLY REALLY don't want to fail the Long Walk over a Tired or Exhausted DC modifier. We've got 3 more holy sites to visit so lets not fuck it up
>>5534357 Me
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>>5566624 shit you might be right. well at the very least we should be able to show him the chain discreetly or comment on his chain, then try to figure out if he knows something.
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>>5566603 >> Three days and three nights you spend deep in worship within the Salve Sanctum, taking no food and sipping only the odd cup of water brought to you by a vigiliant Comitas knight on duty. The soft noise of the visiting pilgrims fades into nothingness as the distractions of the present and material dissipate like shapes in a mist. You will have had no rest or respite by the dawn of the Long Walk this coming Sandag, nor time to address anything else that might be occuring in the outside world, but the nourishment of the soul comes before the needs of the body. [Intense Meditation at the Salve Sanctum] STAY HARD
>>5534750 I AM HARD
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>>5566603 >You spend the entirety of today and until the dawn of the next day in prayer and contemplation in this holy place. As the majority of other pilgrims head to their rest, you are virtually alone and able to slip deeper into prayer. The next day and the day after you also return, in shorter stints throughout your stay at the Church to reflect on the significance of this place, but you ensure that you are rested enough for the vigil ahead. [Contemplation at the Salve Sanctum] Verification
>>5534425 Anonymous
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>>5566603 >> You spend the entirety of today and until the dawn of the next day in prayer and contemplation in this holy place. As the majority of other pilgrims head to their rest, you are virtually alone and able to slip deeper into prayer. The next day and the day after you also return, in shorter stints throughout your stay at the Church to reflect on the significance of this place, but you ensure that you are rested enough for the vigil ahead. [Contemplation at the Salve Sanctum] me
>>5534337 Anonymous
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>>5566603 >>5534531 > You spend the entirety of today and until the dawn of the next day in prayer and contemplation in this holy place. As the majority of other pilgrims head to their rest, you are virtually alone and able to slip deeper into prayer. The next day and the day after you also return, in shorter stints throughout your stay at the Church to reflect on the significance of this place, but you ensure that you are rested enough for the vigil ahead. [Contemplation at the Salve Sanctum] The Long Walk is called that for a reason. We can certainly spend some good time there initially, but we must be ready for the last leg of our pilgrimage. The Angel does not love us for being able to pray for 3 days straight.
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>>5566603 >You spend the entirety of today and until the dawn of the next day in prayer and contemplation in this holy place. As the majority of other pilgrims head to their rest, you are virtually alone and able to slip deeper into prayer. The next day and the day after you also return, in shorter stints throughout your stay at the Church to reflect on the significance of this place, but you ensure that you are rested enough for the vigil ahead. [Contemplation at the Salve Sanctum] me:
>>5534321 Anonymous
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>>5566603 > You spend the entirety of today and until the dawn of the next day in prayer and contemplation in this holy place. As the majority of other pilgrims head to their rest, you are virtually alone and able to slip deeper into prayer. The next day and the day after you also return, in shorter stints throughout your stay at the Church to reflect on the significance of this place, but you ensure that you are rested enough for the vigil ahead. [Contemplation at the Salve Sanctum] Our body must be somewhat prepared for the Long Walk ahead. The will of the Almighty cannot be enacted if the flesh is weak.
>>5534316 Me
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Sad that Orthodoxy won but we'll see how that develops down the line.
>>5566603 > You spend the entirety of today and until the dawn of the next day in prayer and contemplation in this holy place. As the majority of other pilgrims head to their rest, you are virtually alone and able to slip deeper into prayer. The next day and the day after you also return, in shorter stints throughout your stay at the Church to reflect on the significance of this place, but you ensure that you are rested enough for the vigil ahead. [Contemplation at the Salve Sanctum] Emile, nourishment of the soul does NOT come before the needs of the body unless you are feeling suicidal. Prayers don't fill a stomach.
>>5535393 Me.
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>>5566603 >You spend the entirety of today and until the dawn of the next day in prayer and contemplation in this holy place. As the majority of other pilgrims head to their rest, you are virtually alone and able to slip deeper into prayer. The next day and the day after you also return, in shorter stints throughout your stay at the Church to reflect on the significance of this place, but you ensure that you are rested enough for the vigil ahead. [Contemplation at the Salve Sanctum] >>5534318 Anonymous
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>>5566603 >> Three days and three nights you spend deep in worship within the Salve Sanctum, taking no food and sipping only the odd cup of water brought to you by a vigiliant Comitas knight on duty. The soft noise of the visiting pilgrims fades into nothingness as the distractions of the present and material dissipate like shapes in a mist. You will have had no rest or respite by the dawn of the Long Walk this coming Sandag, nor time to address anything else that might be occuring in the outside world, but the nourishment of the soul comes before the needs of the body. [Intense Meditation at the Salve Sanctum] Anonymous
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>>5566603 >You spend the entirety of today and until the dawn of the next day in prayer and contemplation in this holy place. As the majority of other pilgrims head to their rest, you are virtually alone and able to slip deeper into prayer. The next day and the day after you also return, in shorter stints throughout your stay at the Church to reflect on the significance of this place, but you ensure that you are rested enough for the vigil ahead. [Contemplation at the Salve Sanctum] V:
>>5534546 Anonymous
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>>5566603 > You spend the entirety of today and until the dawn of the next day in prayer and contemplation in this holy place. As the majority of other pilgrims head to their rest, you are virtually alone and able to slip deeper into prayer. The next day and the day after you also return, in shorter stints throughout your stay at the Church to reflect on the significance of this place, but you ensure that you are rested enough for the vigil ahead. [Contemplation at the Salve Sanctum Gota get that -5 off us.
Well rested.
>>5534668 My v postings
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>>5566603 >> You spend the entirety of today and until the dawn of the next day in prayer and contemplation in this holy place. As the majority of other pilgrims head to their rest, you are virtually alone and able to slip deeper into prayer. The next day and the day after you also return, in shorter stints throughout your stay at the Church to reflect on the significance of this place, but you ensure that you are rested enough for the vigil ahead. [Contemplation at the Salve Sanctum] >>5534745 Anonymous
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>>5566603 > You spend the entirety of today and until the dawn of the next day in prayer and contemplation in this holy place. As the majority of other pilgrims head to their rest, you are virtually alone and able to slip deeper into prayer. The next day and the day after you also return, in shorter stints throughout your stay at the Church to reflect on the significance of this place, but you ensure that you are rested enough for the vigil ahead. [Contemplation at the Salve Sanctum] >>5534324 Anonymous
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>>5566603 >> You spend the entirety of today and until the dawn of the next day in prayer and contemplation in this holy place. As the majority of other pilgrims head to their rest, you are virtually alone and able to slip deeper into prayer. The next day and the day after you also return, in shorter stints throughout your stay at the Church to reflect on the significance of this place, but you ensure that you are rested enough for the vigil ahead. [Contemplation at the Salve Sanctum] >>5534530 Me
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>>5566603 >> You spend the entirety of today and until the dawn of the next day in prayer and contemplation in this holy place. As the majority of other pilgrims head to their rest, you are virtually alone and able to slip deeper into prayer. The next day and the day after you also return, in shorter stints throughout your stay at the Church to reflect on the significance of this place, but you ensure that you are rested enough for the vigil ahead. [Contemplation at the Salve Sanctum] me
>>5535086 I suspect this chain of choices will influence a roll for our possible next code.
Anonymous
>>5566603 >> Three days and three nights you spend deep in worship within the Salve Sanctum, taking no food and sipping only the odd cup of water brought to you by a vigiliant Comitas knight on duty. The soft noise of the visiting pilgrims fades into nothingness as the distractions of the present and material dissipate like shapes in a mist. You will have had no rest or respite by the dawn of the Long Walk this coming Sandag, nor time to address anything else that might be occuring in the outside world, but the nourishment of the soul comes before the needs of the body. [Intense Meditation at the Salve Sanctum] Hardcore full bore. This is a once in a lifetime moment, our first time at the Salve Sanctum. No time spent here is wasted.
As much as I so thoroughly endorse joining the DG, and exploring Cathagi, all that can wait. We shall face any future troubles with a hale heart and whole spirit that remains true to our ideals despite the sorest testing.
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>>5566603 >> Three days and three nights you spend deep in worship within the Salve Sanctum, taking no food and sipping only the odd cup of water brought to you by a vigiliant Comitas knight on duty. The soft noise of the visiting pilgrims fades into nothingness as the distractions of the present and material dissipate like shapes in a mist. You will have had no rest or respite by the dawn of the Long Walk this coming Sandag, nor time to address anything else that might be occuring in the outside world, but the nourishment of the soul comes before the needs of the body. [Intense Meditation at the Salve Sanctum] Ehh fuck it, it might be moot in the face of the sheer desire for rest but I feel like between our voyage here, the near disaster of the cult and the significance of the long walk and this place the most severe option fits.
>>5534320 Me pasta
Bob !!uIO+YcLGVsv
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>>5566603 > You spend the entirety of today and until the dawn of the next day in prayer and contemplation in this holy place. As the majority of other pilgrims head to their rest, you are virtually alone and able to slip deeper into prayer. The next day and the day after you also return, in shorter stints throughout your stay at the Church to reflect on the significance of this place, but you ensure that you are rested enough for the vigil ahead. [Contemplation at the Salve Sanctum] I'd rather be rested for our impending duel and journey.
>>5534875 Check
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>>5566603 >You spend the entirety of today and until the dawn of the next day in prayer and contemplation in this holy place. As the majority of other pilgrims head to their rest, you are virtually alone and able to slip deeper into prayer. The next day and the day after you also return, in shorter stints throughout your stay at the Church to reflect on the significance of this place, but you ensure that you are rested enough for the vigil ahead. [Contemplation at the Salve Sanctum] Me
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:vKCW/KlO Tue 14 Feb 2023 12:16:23 No. 5567532 Report Quoted By:
> SELECTED: You spend the entirety of today and until the dawn of the next day in prayer and contemplation in this holy place. As the majority of other pilgrims head to their rest, you are virtually alone and able to slip deeper into prayer. The next day and the day after you also return, in shorter stints throughout your stay at the Church to reflect on the significance of this place, but you ensure that you are rested enough for the vigil ahead. [Contemplation at the Salve Sanctum]
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:vKCW/KlO Tue 14 Feb 2023 12:18:51 No. 5567536 Report [2/2]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_uj8h4SCsnE&t=33s&ab_channel=AdorationoftheCross – Salve Sanctum ThemeDO NOT ROLL UNTIL YOU HAVE READ THE BELOW IN FULL. This is no ordinary roll. Putting to one side the revelation of the Angel, this act of worship at the holiest site in the entirety of the Cantônian religion is perhaps the single most spiritually significant moment in Sir Emile Andrei’s entire life. It would be no different to, for example, a crusading knight in western Europe facing every peril and obstacle in their path before coming to the site of Jesus’ crucifixion and resurrection in Jerusalem, or a devout Muslim from another continent making a once in a lifetime pilgrimage to the Kaaba in Mecca.
To that end, there is NO LIMIT on rolls. ANY anon may roll, but each anon may only roll ONCE (noting that the Contemplation boon gives you all one re-roll each on your own first result, if you so choose). The DC is hidden, but I have written it down on my end and I will hold myself to that result.
When you roll, should you consider yourself worthy, you MUST provide a quote that might reflect either words spoken by Cain or Adam (please attribute it to one or the other) as a possible verse contained in the Book of Brothers. We will consider this Emile’s reflection on the verses of the Book of Brothers and wisdom contained therein during his homage in this holy place. My preference is a quotable single sentence of your own making rather than whole paragraphs or digging up stuff from the archives, but you do you.
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*The Final Vigil – The First Step - Contemplation at the Salve Sanctum*
> The Final Vigil: Salve Sanctum ??DC >His Heart Knows Only Virtue +?DC >His Blade Defends the Helpless +?DC >His Might Upholds the Weak +?DC >His Word Speaks Only Truth +?DC >21 Steps of on the Path of Adam +?DC >13 Steps on the Path of Cain +?DC >5 Steps on the Path of Thorns -?DC >Tired -5DC >Night and Day Contemplation: +1 Re-Roll - PER ROLL > ??DC Crit-Fail = Agony. ∞d100. ANY ANONS THAT FEEL WORTHY MAY ROLL. ROLLS THAT ARE UNVERIFIED OR DO NOT CONTAIN A QUOTE FROM ADAM OR CAIN WILL NOT BE COUNTED.
*Salve Reginae, you are not beyond redemption my brothers and sisters. Salve.*
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>>5567536 What about Anarchy? See as how we just barely talked down a mob.
Anonymous
Rolled 84 (1d100) >>5567536 >Cain "...so rise up from the gutters my brothers and sisters, cower in fear no more; take your chains and BREAK them with mighty hammers and do so take those chains and BIND your captors and BIND their confederates and CHAIN them in the scorching sun so they may bask in their sin together!"
>>5534357 Me
Oh Angel, please deem me worthy of a good roll and look upon Emile gladly and give to him a good result.
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Rolled 40 (1d100) >>5567536 Re-roll
>>5567542 The Angel has not smiled upon me. With this re-roll I beseech the, Almighty, show more than mercy, show generosity for Emile
Anonymous
Rolled 66 (1d100) >>5567536 praise be
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>can't come up with a quote
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>>5567549 not counted he didn't read the fine print
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>>5567547 Oh nevermind, your
probably shit roll isn't counted because you didn't read the post properly anon. Tsk tsk
>>5567552 You're right anon, I was over excited
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>>5567547 luckily i don't know any lore, lol Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B
Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:vKCW/KlO Tue 14 Feb 2023 12:34:06 No. 5567556 Report Quoted By:
>>5567547 Not counted anon. I'll take a roll from any of you, but I've got to get a little quote from either Cain or Adam.
>>5567551 Doesn't have to be anything particularly spectacular, just something that would theologically be in character with either of them.
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>>5567551 >>5567554 Just make something up homies. Think about what Adam or Cain stood for, what the groups who worship them act like or just what you think it's kind of about. Doesn't have to be the best thing ever, just a sentence
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:vKCW/KlO Tue 14 Feb 2023 12:35:10 No. 5567558 Report Quoted By:
>>5567554 Pic kinda related but in reverse.
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Rolled 94 (1d100) >>5567536 >“And "fare thee well brothers" "Once more shalt we meet, at your journey's end." For greater love has no one than this: to lay down one's life in defense of another.” “Saint Adam, Chapter III verse… 37" >>5534353 May the Almighty have mercy on Emile and my roll.
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Man this is exciting, I hope so many people roll, this could really be a wild time
Anonymous
Rolled 68 (1d100) >>5567536 "KILL EVERY LAST ONE OF THEM" (c) Cain
>>5534326 me
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Rolled 47 (1d100) >>5567536 >>5567559 With this reroll. I absolve myself of pain and wash my hands.
Anonymous
Rolled 79 (1d100) >>5567563 well, that's what I get for stealing quotes from anime games
reroll
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Interesting. My reroll is literally half of my first roll. That seems significant.
>>5567559 >>5567564 Anonymous
Rolled 64 (1d100) >>5567536 >"And I say upon thee, you're all my Brothers and Sisters. All those who suffered the bite of the whip, the yoke of the chain and the wickedness of those misguided and ignorant, for there is no greater Bond than the one forged in suffering, through suffering and eventually, against it." "Saint Adam, Chapter V verse 23-24 This is so exciting. Almighty, it's beautiful.
>>5534322 Me
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>>5567563 >>5567565 In my infinite hubris I hoped to land another crit, but I guess I'm just a regular failure today
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Rolled 52 (1d100) >>5567536 >Infinite rolls >Unknown DC >1 roll per verified dice >MFW >"We are all slaves to our histories. If there is to be a .. bright future, we must learn to break those chains." -Brother Cain ''In the city''
>''They are a dying people. We should let them pass.'' -Brother Adam ''Treaty of the wild''
>>5534320 Angels light the way
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Rolled 50 (1d100) >>5567567 Why not reroll. Also, the Chapter should be something earlier. Maybe Chapter I or II?
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Rolled 38 (1d100) >>5567536 "We do not walk alone, for he ever walks at our side. Nor are we lost in darkness, for he is our guiding light." -Disputed source, often attributed to Adam upon the eve of departing Cathagi
>>5534375 Anonymous
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Rolled 82 (1d100) >>5567569 re-roll
>''Nothing will Break me, though my flesh be torn and bloodied'' -Adam ''In the breach'' reputed by
[Expunged] Anonymous
>>5567536 "The Kingdom of Heaven is the birthright of all men, and none who truly strive for entrance will find the gates barred"
>t Adam >>5535471 My ticket to heaven
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>>5567584 Stupid phone gonna roll when I get home
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Rolled 17 (1d100) >>5567536 >Cain: maybe the foe comes ten to one.... a hundred to one...... or even thousand to one! if the lord thought us too weak this test would never have been brought upon us do you doubt the lords faith in our strength, in his faith of you ......brothers we are soldiers of the almighty we are enough! >>5535546 me
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Rolled 73 (1d100) >>5567536 >>5534531 "All that would toil and suffer, rise and deliver yourself. Do not be fooled by the false dominion of your jailers. Break your chains, real and imagined." Saint Adam - Chapter Chapter II verse 9
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Rolled 80 (1d100) >>5567589 I'm going to reroll this. Angel, on wings of light, guide me to the Truth.
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Rolled 74 (1d100) >>5567536 "I wished a better life for you my sons, not one which your new strengths bring, an unpeaceful one." and the salve reginae cried for the first time in her life, from sightless eyes.
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The Salve Reginae, in her mercifulness, wished for a good life for her children, not one of conflict that her sons would have to endure upon being remade. She but wanted them to be her sons. Some theologians would praise this, showing the depth of her care. Others would argue, it was her one failing, the over-protectiveness of a parent.
me
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Rolled 98 (1d100) >>5567536 rerolling this:
>>5567609 Salve Reginae guide my rolls, guide emile through his path and tribulations. That he may find the right path, the correct path.
Anonymous
Holy fuck we're getting hammered on the rerolls tonight
Anonymous
>>5567611 Yeah its not great, high rolls are getting higher against the odds.
Anonymous
>>5567611 God does not speak to us. Not even in the house where the brothers were born.
If this is a straight fail it will have interesting ramifications.
Anonymous
>>5567617 >>5567613 Honestly I could see it as a test of Emiles will. Dark thoughts washing over his mind, hopelessness and apathy clawing at him in his sleep, a desperate need to prove himself but finding the effort fruitless. All until he takes his Long Walk and finds inner peace and salvation
Anonymous
>>5567617 Anons are greedy and rerolling 50s when there's all indication we have a high DC due to all our Boni
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>>5567618 >All until he takes his Long Walk and finds inner peace and salvation Feels like counting chickens effort they're hatched we could likely have 3 more checks like this on the long walk.
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>>5567621 I mean based on what Forgotten said I absolutely assume we'll have more checks to do. I'm just hoping and wishing it all culminates in some absolute madlad rolling a nat 1 on the final vigil check
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>>5567619 ive done a count we have like 5 rolls below 50 and 4 in the high 80s+
Anonymous
Rolled 59 (1d100) >>5567536 In you, Almighty, I have taken refuge; let me never be put to shame, deliver me.
-Cain
verify
>>5534630 Anonymous
Rolled 3 (1d100) >>5567536 "We are instruments of the Almighty, for we enact His will upon this fallen world. And instruments must be in good condition to do good work. For who can preach the truth or kiss their babe if their mouth wants for food? Who can build shelter or plow fields if their hands are too weak to grasp the tools? Who can defend Mankind from the Foe if their legs are too frail to stand? Thus I say, care for yourselves and your brothers and sisters and let them care for you, for we cannot remake this fallen world alone."
Adam, urging his followers to care for themselves and one another to further the Will of the Almighty.
>>5534316 Me. Praying for that Nat 1!
Anonymous
>>5567631 you were fucking close dude lol
Anonymous
Rolled 60 (1d100) >>5567536 >"And lo, when Cain laid eyes upon the body of Adam, broken and mangled at the hands of the Foe, He did not scream, or thrash about in a fit of fury. Gently, tenderly, He fell to his knees and wept, as their Mother had, for what He and the world itself had just lost." >>5534739 Me
Anonymous
>>5567641 Alas, close to Heaven is not Heaven :(
We will see what other Anons roll, I will keep my 3 in any case. Maybe you should reroll yours since you got a 17?
Anonymous
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>>5567644 im happy with a pass
Anonymous
Rolled 43 (1d100) >>5567536 Brother, the foe can't not be made peace with as they wish narthing more then all of us to be gone, sooner or later they will turn on us and till then il train and be waiting- Cain.
>>5534668 My v post
Hope my quote is good enough to make it.
Anonymous
>>5567584 >>5567536 Trying to phone it in again
Anonymous
Rolled 19 (1d100) >>5567652 Anonymous
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Rolled 69 (1d100) >>5567642 hmm. 60 is a boring result. rerollan
Anonymous
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>>5567654 Almighty be blessed, no idea why the second one didn't work
Anonymous
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Rolled 28 (1d100) >>5567536 "This is the light of Heaven and it falls on all, be they great or small. For through the Almighty even the lowliest among us can walk equal with giants."
-From the Book of Adam
Not verified but if I'm understanding it right this won't matter. Figured that there are probably quite a few passages like this, considering what we've heard from the big A man's teachings.
Anonymous
Rolled 776 (1d1000) >>5535338 Verification
>>5567536 >Cain: "...and so you shall be my shield and I shall be your sword, so that our blessed mother's visage ever again be stained by tears, but bear a hallowed smile forevermore."
Rather than refrence angels, I think a quote frefrencing the early live's of Adam and Cain would be more apporpriate for the Holy of Holies.
Anonymous
Rolled 93 (1d100) >>5567668 whoops
Anonymous
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Rolled 18 (1d100) reroll. Please, Almighty, let this go well.
>>5567668 quote
>>5567670 1st roll
Anonymous
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Rolled 34 (1d100) >>5567536 Let's see if am I blessed
>>5534318 Me
Anonymous
Just for fun, I'm going to guess the DC. I reckon it's either 84 or 67
Anonymous
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>>5567681 forgotten likes 20/40/60/80s for the dcs usually from my experience it think it's gonna be 20 or 40
Anonymous
And salve Regine said unto her son's "to smite thine foe strike, unsheathe Thy holy weapon and strike three times. Thrice is the number of strikes though shall strike thy foe, not twice nor four strikes or even five, but three strikes is the number of strikes required for the foe to be smote. And the brothers struk three times and the Foe was smote, and there was much rejoiceing and feasting and at the feast was served much turtlewolf brain and..."
Anonymous
Rolled 11 (1d100) >>5567536 "When my brother and I took the unwashed and destitute masses overseas to a new land unknown to all, we looked up to the Almighty for guidance. We all prayed for salvation from the kingdom of Heaven but our duty was not to pray for our deliverance to such a paradise, but to build it here.
- Adam when Cànton was first founded and given its name. "Book of brothers, Chapter II, verse XIV"
>>5534530 Me
Anonymous
Anonymous
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>>5567717 Nice double success!
>>5567715 Did you forget to roll?
Anonymous
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>>5567717 Good job anon. That's a nice roll.
Anonymous
Rolled 30 (1d100) >>5567536 Veri
>>5534546 "There is light in even the darkest of places."
Anonymous
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Rolled 10 (1d100) >>5567536 >"Here I stand, for I can do no other. Until my brother returns, these walls shall not fall to the Foe." Adam at the siege of Motte-Fallavon
>>5534526 Anonymous
Pls stop rolling now kniggas, or the crit fails will come
Anonymous
We are actually rolling better now than we were earlier.
>>5567737 Anonymous
>>5567745 i know, let's stop while we are ahead
Anonymous
>>5567753 >Denying the Sanctum to all Damn knigga, you need the Almighty in your life
Anonymous
Anonymous
Rolled 22 (1d100) >>5567536 >Adam "I say this unto your masses, the most insignificant act of mercy granted can bring about the kingdom of heaven. Whether it is one day removed, ten, or 10,000. Never stop striving to show your fellow man or those pawns of The Foe what the depths of mercy can achieve. Perhaps one day even the heathens of the Fae may see the righteousness of The Almighty."
>>5535348 I present my v for the plundering
Anonymous
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>>5567789 Great roll chief!
Anonymous
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>>5567789 >Perhaps one day even the heathens of the Fae may see the righteousness of The Almighty. Based roll but heretical quotation. It must be from the apocryphal "Gospel of Anguish"
Anonymous
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So we are looking at two double passes and more passes than fails right now. With no crits. Looks like we are starting off strong and with absolution.
Anonymous
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>>5567789 Another good one. 22 can be special if Forgotten thinks it'll be important.
Anonymous
Rolled 75 (1d100) >>5567536 "Vain are you Dragon, to think that your powers and magicks are to come before The Almigthy. Your invulnerable flesh will be smote and your eternal city ra!ed by His Will." -Mah boi Cain
Nat 100 incoming btw
>>5534341 V post
Anonymous
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Rolled 58 (1d100) >>5567649 Mgith as we do a re-roll get that critical.
Anonymous
Rolled 78 (1d100) >>5567536 >”My candle burns at both ends; >It will not last the night; >But ah, my foes, and oh, my friends; >It will give a lovely light!” ~ Adam to the assembled knight defenders on the eve of the siege of Aubrey (Passage 10, Verse 4)
>>5535143 V card
Angel guide my roll
Anonymous
Rolled 85 (1d100) >>5567536 Cain - "My brother's heart is in the right place, and the Almighty shines upon him. But he does not know that for some acts only blood can pay for blood. It makes no matter, I shall shed enough for the both of us, and then to spare"
>>5534425 verification Roll 100!
Anonymous
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Rolled 65 (1d100) >>5567951 Sigh... Reroll. Give me that mediocre 54
Anonymous
>>5567818 >>5567925 Don't forget you can reroll, 70's are probably a fail.
Anonymous
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>>5567957 I'd say rerolling anything above a 50 is fair game, maybe 40's too.
Anonymous
Rolled 98 (1d100) >>5567536 Any suffering human deserves our help.
-Adam, when Cain was being a dick again.
Anonymous
>>5568058 Well... I will never roll again.
Anonymous
>>5568060 You can reroll dumdum. Whatever it is, it will be better than your 98. Might even get a crit and redeem yourself. Make sure to verify your post too
Anonymous
>>5568060 You can reroll buddy. But don't forget to verify. We need all the help we can get.
Anonymous
Rolled 77 (1d100) >>5567536 >>5568062 >>5568064 reroling because of these dudes.
When a man is hungry and poor, give him bread. When a man is hungry and rich, give him bread. No man deserves to suffer.
-Adam, when giving out bread after a long march.
Verification
>>5568058 Anonymous
>>5568069 Oof nevermind I take it back you really are a bastard. I'm joking of course, it might be another double success for all we know.
Anonymous
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>>5568073 Yeah, not rolling again for real this time.
Anonymous
Rolled 11 (1d100) >>5567536 >"...for we live and die in the shadow of the Almighty, and our souls will walk unbound forevermore." - Saint Adam, Chapter I Verse IX >>5534750 me
Never rolled before so I hope this works :)
Anonymous
>>5568086 Great roll anon, well done.
Anonymous
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>>5568087 we have had two people roll 11s now, dubs of dubs.
Anonymous
Rolled 21 (1d100) >>5567536 >"Blessed be the Almighty my strength, which teacheth my hands to war, and my fingers to fight." - The Brother Cain. Chapter VI, verse 1 of The Book of Brothers. shameless plagiarism is shameless. Anonymous
>>5568146 Keep forgetting my check
>>5534477 Should I try for the crit or nah?
Anonymous
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>>5568147 No way dude, 21 is a great roll
Anonymous
Anonymous
>>5567536 dice+1d100
[green]>"And when the Brothers met the old man on the Road, he asked them: 'What is Brotherhood?'"
[green]>"And Adam answered: 'All Men under Heaven are my brother, and I am my brother's keeper.'"
[green]>"And Cain answered: 'Brotherhood is the Blade against the Foe, and I am my Brothers' Keeper.'"
[green]> Fragment of an early manuscript of the Brother's Flight
First time poster, long-time lurker. Thanks for what you do Forgotten.
Anonymous
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Rolled 24 (1d100) >>5568182 Oh motherfucker. Sorry for polluting the thread. Going to try that one more time before I kill myself.
>>5567536 dice+1d100
>"And when the Brothers met the old man on the Road, he asked them: 'What is Brotherhood?'"> >"And Adam answered: 'All Men under Heaven are my brother, and I am my brother's keeper.'"> >"And Cain answered: 'Brotherhood is the Blade against the Foe, and I am my Brothers' Keeper.'"> >Fragment of an early manuscript of the Brother's Flight> Anonymous
Anonymous
Rolled 73 (1d100) >>5567818 "Vain are you Dragon, to think that your powers and magicks are to come before The Almigthy. Your invulnerable flesh will be smote and your eternal city ra!ed by His Will." -Mah boi Cain(ReRoll)
Nat 1 actually incoming btw
>>5567536 HIIIIIIIIGHHHHH ENERGYYY ROLLLING!!!!!!!!!!!!
GIVE ME THAT NAT 1 ARGHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!
>>5534341 V post
Anonymous
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>>5568264 Man my dice fucking suuuck
Anonymous
Rolled 86 (1d100) >>5567536 Adam look kindly upon my roll
>>5534313 this is me
Anonymous
Rolled 40 (1d100) >>5567536 > Cry not for those who fall today, instead weep for those who never think that they can rise up on Earth nor after in His Grace > For no man may truly be enslaved by another, but only held back by the chains of their own making - Adam at Aubrey, "A Canticle for Sorrow"
>>5535153 Me
https://youtu.be/9Ycxb2nIdB0?t=310 Anonymous
>>5568264 You can reroll buddy.
Anonymous
>>5568271 Should we though…that risks a crit fail or a double fail…
Anonymous
>>5568271 That is my reroll kek
Anonymous
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>>5568272 No risk no reward knigga
Anonymous
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Rolled 16 (1d100) >>5567536 "Twice we have shown them quarter. Twice have I argued against the sword and twice have my brother bowed to my wishes. No more. We shalt show the foe the strength of the Kingdom of Heaven. For even an angel will become a devil when thrice spurned." - Adam, on learning of the final march of the foe upon Canton.
me
>>5535086 Anonymous
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I wanted to plagiarize this but . . .
Anonymous
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>>5568277 I mean, it was better.
Anonymous
Rolled 52 (1d100) >>5567536 >>5568269 Re roll
>If your life is given in service to the Almighty, your death shall not be in vain. Anonymous
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>>5568288 better than the first try
Anonymous
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>Against all the evil the Pit can conjure, all the wickedness that mankind can produce, I will send unto them... only you. - The Almighty (atrributed) >They are rage, brutal, without mercy. But you. You will be worse. Smite and slay until it is done.
Anonymous
Rolled 76 (1d100) >>5567536 >"I will slay them in the hills." CAIN
>"I will crush them in the mountains." CAIN
>"I WILL SLAUGHTER THEM AT THE ENDS OF THE WORLD, WHERE I WILL REAP MY BLOODY REVENGE." CAIN CAIN CAIN
>- Brother Cain, weeping and embracing the lifeless body of Adam. >>5535528 Le verification
Anonymous
Rolled 27 (1d100) >>5568308 CAIN IN THE REROLLS
Anonymous
Anonymous
Anonymous
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>>5568277 Oh whoops my bad I'm blind.
Anonymous
Anonymous
Anonymous
Rolled 22 (1d100) >>5567536 rerolling
>>5567628 For real this time
Anonymous
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>>5568346 Fucking oath, what a re-roll
Anonymous
Anonymous
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Man we've got a boatload of double successes.
Anonymous
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>>5568346 top tier re roll.
Anonymous
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>>5568346 good job. now we're getting some good rolls.
Anonymous
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>>5567729 I just realized you wanted new verses Forgotten. Forgive me. Here:
>"If I forget thee, O Brother, may my right hand wither. May my tongue crumble to dust if thy memory be not my highest joy... Spawn of the Wild, wretched, blessed shall he be who repays thee the price thou hast taken of us. Blessed shall he be who taketh thy little ones and dasheth them against the stones."- Brother Cain, Chapter X, Verses 21, 22, 27, 28. Anonymous
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>>5568309 >>5568311 >>5568321 >>5568333 Thank you all for hyping me up to make my reroll, I was actually considering keeping my original roll while I was sober.
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:xxm4HMS7 Wed 15 Feb 2023 09:05:29 No. 5568562 Report I’m just plain rooted from work tonight fellas, so no update.
Anonymous
>>5568562 Have you tried un rooting your self?
Anonymous
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>>5568567 my gods plato was right
Anonymous
>>5568562 Any standout quotes that you like, boss?
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:xxm4HMS7 Wed 15 Feb 2023 09:22:32 No. 5568582 Report >>5568573 There’s a few I like but quite easily my favourite was anons chanting CAIN to hype up another anon
CAIN IN THE RE-ROLLS
Anonymous
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>>5568582 Haha yeah that was a great moment
Anonymous
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I'm honestly shocked that in all those rolls we've yet to crit succeed or crit fail
Anonymous
Rolled 91 (1d100) >>5567536 There is no grater weapon against the Foe then you little ones. As you are our hope and their doom.
- A
>>5534333 Me
Anonymous
>>5568619 Rerolled let's take that 99 from the top.
Because they are fruit of our work and spread the seed further we should cut those that spread sickness - C
Anonymous
Rolled 91 (1d100) >>5568624 Dice -_-
Anonymous
Anonymous
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>>5568627 now that was a roll
Anonymous
Rolled 71 (1d100) >>5567536 "And I say to you my brothers: the lick of a whip borne in defiance is far sweeter than the chafing of chains bared in submission"
>>5534554 Verification
Anonymous
>>5568671 Re-roll my knigga
CAIN! CAIN!
Anonymous
>>5568671 re-roll friend, this isn't the end
Anonymous
Rolled 51 (1d100) >>5567536 "For all that I have lost I weep. yet, *I* am not lost. For I have found those I would call brother and thus we shall never fall astray"
>>5568671 >>5568687 >>5568689 I didn't know that we were allowed re rolls
Verification
>>5534554 Anonymous
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>>5568696 1 re-roll per individual roll, its in the main post anon
Anonymous
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>>5567536 I am not verified but I'm gonna post a quote just for moral support.
>"And as the Winged Beast laid broken upon the shattered ground, it was Adam who lowered this blade in front of the defeated Foe. For he knew that only a Beast would relish striking the vanquished. And thus, he so told Cain "Know this, my dearest brother. It is the mercy to lower your blade that elevates you from him." And as he turned away from his fallen enemy, the clearest of pity could be found in his voice. "And it is his hunger for Domination, that separates him from us." -Adam to his brother, as they defeated the Dragon of Carthagi
Anonymous
Rolled 69 (1d100) >>5567536 "Freedom comes only from the Almighty, for desire enslaves your very soul."
>>5535627 Moi
Anonymous
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Rolled 67 (1d100) >>5568747 Shid. Rerolling and praying it's not low
Anonymous
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>>5567789 >>5568346 Double holy dubs (it was 9 and 22 right?) Something is happening for sure
Anonymous
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Rolled 18 (1d100) >>5567536 >"We sail to the promised lands, brothers and sisters. May the Almighty forever liberate us from their chains." "Brother Adam within Chapter VIII, on the fair ocean." >>5534480 Anonymous
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>>5567536 I don't know what you expected from this plan of "Everyone roll'. This is some Exalted dice pool levels of bullshit lol.
Anonymous
Rolled 96 (1d100) >>5534701 This is me
>>5567536 "Do not cry for my brother, for he has moved on to the eternal kingdom of our lord. Weep instead for the terrible vengeance we shall reap upon his slayers."
-Cain after the death of Adam
Anonymous
Rolled 7 (1d100) >>5569452 I suppose I must reroll, Cain guide me
Anonymous
>Critfail >Critpass
Anonymous
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>>5569588 nat 100
>a part of anarchy got stuck in us Anonymous
>>5569456 CAIN IN THE REROLLS
Anonymous
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Rolled 60, 48 = 108 (2d100) I have missed the verfication and have just been reading the thread, but I want to roll to see what I could've contributed.
Anonymous
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>>5569605 CAIN CAIN CAIN CAIN
Anonymous
Anonymous
Anonymous
>CAIN OF THE HILLS STEEL OUR WILLS HARDEN OUR FLESH, GUIDE US TRUE, MAKE THEM RUE THE DAY THEY FUCKED WITH YOU
Anonymous
Anonymous
>>5569785 Also I've been lurking since I missed verification, but can I participate in this roll I wish to assist/maybe fuck things up.
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:2O11Th0S Thu 16 Feb 2023 09:34:25 No. 5570138 Report Late finish again so no luck tonight. But hopefully something decent for you this weekend where I’ll wrap up the thread.
Anonymous
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>>5570138 The Hangman's work never stops it seems
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:2O11Th0S Thu 16 Feb 2023 09:37:53 No. 5570143 Report >>5569790 I won’t count it, unfortunately.
unless it is a crit Are you worthy??
Anonymous
>>5570138 Gib Carthagi minx
Anonymous
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Rolled 30 (1d100) >>5567536 >Cain For the eyes of the Almighty are upon the righteous, and His ears are open to their prayer. But the face of the Almighty is against those that do evil.
>>5534324 Me
Anonymous
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>>5570138 so....
Saintfu when? >>5570149 Begone heathen Harlot!
Anonymous
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>>5570149 This knigga knows what's up
Anonymous
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Rolled 20 (1d100) Cain in the crits! Cain in the passes! Cain in the fails! CAIN! CAIN! CAIN!
Anonymous
Rolled 89 (1d100) Fuck Cain. Fuck Adam. Fuck the Holy Mother. Fuck the Angel. Rolling for the Sons of Sin.
Anonymous
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Rolled 43 (1d100) >>5570200 Re-roll for my nigga Avarice
Anonymous
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>>5570138 Dammit that's it! I'm calling out the entire nation of Australia. STOP DOING CRIMES! I keep it down so the hangman can step of his gallows at a reasonable time, and i can get my knight fix.
>"I hate Australians so god-damned much" >t Moot Anonymous
Rolled 94 (1d100) >>5567536 Hunt down the Foe, for no abomination is so obscene, no act so wicked as to lie beyond the salvation of His name.
>>5534789 me
Anonymous
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>>5570322 ID change, also damnit
Anonymous
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Rolled 51 (1d100) >>5570322 ID change, also angel guide my reroll
Anonymous
>>5570138 Forgotten have you heard of the Friendlyjordies cases/firebombing? I've been hesitant to ask since i don't know if it could get you into trouble, since there seems to be so much shady stuff going on behind the scenes, but figured i might as well.
Anonymous
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Rolled 33 (1d100) >>5567536 Only just caught up with the quest so this won’t be counted.
> “And so Cain spake ‘Cry 'Havoc!', and let slip the dogs of war.’” Anonymous
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I hope when we go back to Romani, the Norveski chick is awestruck by how much of a sigma we are.
Anonymous
Rolled 82 (1d100) >>5570143 Hope or Cope let's see
Anonymous
Rolled 9 (1d100) >>5570602 Damn, but thank you.
Unsure if I get the reroll too
Anonymous
>>5570604 9 is a divine double!
Anonymous
>>5570604 Quick make up an Adam or Cain quote to add legitimacy to your roll.
Anonymous
>>5570604 KNIGGA quote NOW
Anonymous
Rolled 4 (1d100) >>5570143 Yes I am
>"For each Foe we fell, we gain another. For each soldier that fall, we lose another part of ourselves." -Brother Adam, on the dusk of another battle
Anonymous
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Rolled 51 (1d100) >>5570749 I go for the greed
>"Never forgive the blood. Never forgive the lies. Never forgive yourself." -Cain, shortly after Adam's demise
Anonymous
>>5570604 Give us a quote before I cook your balls.
Anonymous
>>5570604 Give us tribute heathen
Anonymous
>>5570604 By the Angel, offer a quote brother!
Anonymous
>>5570604 Quote up dammit. QUOOOOTE.
Anonymous
>>5568270 Crit chasing re-roll!
> He who desires to purify and perfect his soul and adorn it with good qualities will neither achieving his goal by worshipping for one day nor be barred from it because for one day he sinned > - Adam at the Gate of Martyrs Anonymous
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Rolled 38 (1d100) >>5570883 >>5535153 >anchor hah forgot the roll and verification
Anonymous
>>5570604 WRITE A QUOTE INSHALLAH
Anonymous
>>5570604 >And this as if the world were torn asunder he spoke "May the Foe tarnish our land no longer, thise that seek to defile will find naught but Tooth and Nail" - Cain >>5570647 >>5570648 >>5570679 >>5570818 >>5570874 >>5570878 >>5570880 >>5570888 I'm sorry brothers I was dumbstruck by the lord's kindness
Anonymous
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>>5570905 Better late than never, my fellow Angelite
Anonymous
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>>5570905 Blessings upon you brother, for you have bestowed on us a gift.
Anonymous
Rolled 12 (1d100) >>5567536 Though the Law of Man must always flow from a pointed and ready blade, the Law of the Almighty can only pour forth from an open and accepting heart."
-Adam
Anonymous
>>5570143 >>5571076 Damn, I thought any anon meant any anon. Oh well
Anonymous
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>>5571082 He clarified later that it's any anon that can verify themselves, so if you have dropped any comments earlier in the thread (even after the verification time was over) you should be able to link back to that. It's just in this case there is no limit on how may rolls can be done or requests for "new rollers" as often happens
>Any latecomer verified anons can also feel free to roll Anonymous
Rolled 66 (1d100) >>5567536 "Forgive me Brother; I know not what I do."
-Cain
Anonymous
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>>5571116 I forgot my verification like an idiot. Truly, I know not what I do.
>>5534566 Anonymous
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>>5571116 Unsure if good or bad. Feels like its right on the edge.
Anonymous
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>>5570388 It was a pretty cheap cliffhanger to end the season on, and now it seems like they are going to focus this season on it and maybe even drag the mystery out over several seasons. Let's just hope it ends better than Lost and Arrows multi season plots
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:2O11Th0S Fri 17 Feb 2023 11:43:28 No. 5571333 Report Quoted By:
>>5571116 Meme shaman if you’re out there…
Anonymous
>>5571116 >shoulder Agony >shoulder Angel >Meanwhile deepcover cultist about to 66 Emille Anonymous
>>5571339 >Shoulder Agony >Shoulder Angel >Shoulder Sheev >Emile confronted with the opportunity to kill the Dragon once and for all: "I shouldn't...it's not the knightly way." >Shoulder Sheev: "Do it." >... >+1 Thorn point gained Anonymous
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>>5571342 >The Dragon >Not Copperclipping lmao that would be more Cain points than Cain.
Anonymous
Me searching for an update
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:2O11Th0S Fri 17 Feb 2023 14:56:43 No. 5571476 Report >>5571472 Ah shit, sorry I forgot to say. There will be one tomorrow, Almighty willing.
Anonymous
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>>5571476 No worries, I figured as much once it got to 1am with no word
Anonymous
>>5571476 Honestly, participating in Sworn to Valour is the highlight of my day, I just wanted to say thank you for all your hard work chief.
Anonymous
>>5571803 Yeah I always look forward to it, even the small updates and stuff
Anonymous
Hey Forgotten are there any famous treatise in Cantons print culture dealing with chivalry or political philosophy like common sense or the Prince?
Anonymous
>>5571919 Same man even the small tidbits of fluff is always nice. Hell, I said I like STV but I've also enjoyed BC and BC 2230. I'm just biased (slightly to STV).
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:vKCW/KlO Sat 18 Feb 2023 11:00:06 No. 5572438 Report I'm beat guys, but I'm aiming to have the update out in the next 12 hours. From there I'll be hitting the surf, sun and sand for a little while.
>>5571941 There are, much like the 'Love is a Battlefield' treatsie on chivalric courtship. While Emile is not the most academic noble around, he'd be aware of some of these regarding the chivalric concepts. While reasonable minds might differ on the subject, the general concensus in such circles is staunchly against loopholes and the like.
It is much more chivalric to comply with the spirit of the code than the letter, especially where there is an easy out available.
The more Machievellian-esque works would be known by the Crown Prince and to some extent the females of your household, and such works even blatantly discuss using chivalry as a tool where the lack of common sense might disadvantage an opponent. The greatest of these are an anthology of memoirs from the Generalis Rex, the lineage of generals that evenatually solidified a Cantonian state following the colonisation by the Brothers generations prior to that.
>>5571803 >>5571919 >>5572004 Aw shucks guys. You keep me motivated.
Anonymous
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>>5572438 It's ok... we'll wait
i cri evry tym Anonymous
>>5572438 >The greatest of these are an anthology of memoirs from the Generalis Rex, the lineage of generals that evenatually solidified a Cantonian state following the colonisation by the Brothers generations prior to that. That's rad of its survived some 800 years, though now I'm curious about bluejay or factional prints.
Anonymous
I have been updating the General Plots & Intrigue pastebin
https://pastebin.com/HW6tG7TW >>5572443 Our sister took a loan in for name to invest in a new printing press. So we might see an explosion in new books in our lifetime.
Anonymous
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>>5572982 Excellent work anon, thanks for all your hard work.
Anonymous
>>5572438 The twelfth hour has struck
Anonymous
>>5573119 >Be me >Get home after drinking with the boys (GMT+1 time) >No Sworn to Valour to read before going to sleep as nice sleeping literature. >MFW This is a meme Forgotten. Take your time you write amazing stuff and have other shit to deal with then putting stuff on a barely posted on board.
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>>5573329 >barely posted on board be the change you want to see in the world inshallah
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:vKCW/KlO Sun 19 Feb 2023 06:46:46 No. 5573707 Report >Hidden DC = 59 > 40 ROLLS; 28 SUCCESS: Sir Andrei’s effort at prayer, meditation and self-reflection is honest and heartfelt. Far from viewing his extended homage at the Salve Sanctum as a chore, Sir Andrei is earnest in his attempts at introspection and reverence at this holiest site in the Cantônian Faith. >GAIN Pilgrim Trait. +3DC to Persuade Rolls where the target follows the Cantônian Faith. +6DC to Persuade rolls where the target is particularly devout or a member of the clergy. +10DC and +1 Re-Roll to Persuade where the target also has the Pilgrim trait. -5DC, +1 Adverse Re-Roll to Intrigue/Counter-Intrigue where the target also has the Pilgrim trait. > 5 DOUBLE PASS – These are verses that Sir Andrei draws particular inspiration or deeper understanding from, finding peace with the greater message and how it calls upon on to live their life. >22: +2 Steps on the Path of Adam, -1 Step on the Path of Thorns >11: +2 Steps on the Path of Adam, -1 Step on the Path of Thorns >11: +2 Steps on the Path of Adam, -1 Step on the Path of Thorns >22: +2 Steps on the Path of Cain, -1 Step on the Path of Thorns >9: +2 Steps on the Path of Cain, -1 Step on the Path of Thorns > 2 DOUBLE FAIL – These are verses that Sir Andrei fails to understand, or even finds himself sinfully questioning the inherent wisdom of the statements in the privacy his innermost thoughts. >77: +1 Step on the Path of Thorns, -1 Step on the Path of Adam >66: +1 Step on the Path of Thorns, -1 Step on the Path of Adam >26 Steps on the Path of Adam. >16 Steps on the Path of Cain >2 Steps on the Path of Thorns: To the Victor, the Spoils is now DORMANT https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XYW-lmfbk2Y&ab_channel=HannaShim – The Almighty appears before the Brothers in ExileYou stand at the entrance to the Salve Sanctum with dozens of other pilgrims, the very place where the holy mother Salve Reginae raised the brothers Adam and Cain from infancy to adolescence. Perhaps the very place where they were born. The Church of the Holy Juvenescence was constructed over this site, the cradle of the One True Faith nestled beneath its very foundations. The stairs leading down to the Sanctum are lined with statues and engravings of the pilgrims and crusaders that have come here before, some beautifully carved statues of severe looking men whose names you don’t recognised to stretches of makeshift notches denoting the passing of every soldier in the Crusades Adamant that liberated this holy ground after years of bloody conflict. The great works catch your eye in the torchlight, enticing in their artistry and humbling in their age. But there is no ostentation or marking beyond the final downwards step, no tapestry or soft cloth that marks the threshold into the Sanctum itself.
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:vKCW/KlO Sun 19 Feb 2023 06:49:08 No. 5573712 Report Quoted By:
You remove your sandals, stepping barefoot across the threshold onto holy ground. You cannot help but shiver, the thought ‘At long last’ crossing your mind as you reach the final destination of your pilgrimage and the beginning of the Long Walk. The stone is cool on your bare feet, and you feel that the air would be cooler if not for the mass of fellow pilgrims and hundreds of burning candles that occupy every alcove and flat surface. The hundreds of burning candles are outnumbered by far in the thousands of long burn out waxen remains of those that came before. No psalms are sung in this sacred place, lips move in silence as each pilgrim wanders the halls in their own time and in their own place. It is not a large place, a handful of rooms that overall encompass an area no wider than a humble farmstead. Down the hall at the end a single hooded Comitas knight stands watch, proof against desecration or blasphemy by any that have come here with wicked intent.
There is no tapestry or engraved image here, the stone is smooth from the touch of a thousand thousand passing pilgrims from the ages that came before. As you slowly wander from one room to the next you reach out a tentative hand to touch the wall yourself, perhaps your finger strokes against the very same section of wall that your grandfather touched more than a generation ago on his pilgrimage. It is as though you can feel the hand of your ancestor on your very shoulder, grandfather smiling down at you, and that of his ancestors before him… It is electric, and a part of you is reminded of the Angel’s touch during your vigil at the Brother’s Landing. You feel that in some not insignificant way, you have honoured the memory of your forefathers by coming here.
No golden altar or magnified idol is needed here, this place is holy enough as it is. Here, right -here- is where the Brothers lived, laughed and played. You look down at your own bare foot on the cold worn stone, taking a half-step back and fighting back tears as you imagine the child-sized foot or Adam or Cain walking this very place. Stepping in that very -spot-. Eight hundred, no, nine hundred years later and here you are walking in the shadows of their steps. The men that would topple a tyranny and lead your ancestors to a new world, a better world.
You sink to your knees, your right hand gripping your left below the fist at the wrist painfully tight in the sign of the One True Faith, and you begin to pray.
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:vKCW/KlO Sun 19 Feb 2023 06:54:24 No. 5573717 Report Quoted By:
In time, as the seconds drawn into minutes and the minutes into hours, you become lost within yourself. You could not say whether it is day or night as time marches on, but even in the quietest hours you are not alone. The hooded Comitas remains at his post, if he has been relieved you’ve not realised it, but other devout pilgrims remain. A group of the strange southern men are gathered in a circle in the corner, reading the same verse together in silence in the dim candlelight. Another set of pilgrims do not pray as most do, instead pressing their foreheads against the wall and whispering into the stone. Harmless, but enough to distract you until they are gone. There are distractions yes, the shuffle of the crowd behind you, a soreness in the knees or the solitary cough of a pilgrim somewhere in the halls, but so deeply absorbed in prayer and thought are you that these fall to the wayside as your vigil goes on. For the most part, so far as you are concerned, the entirety of the outside world removed from this scene of holy creation may as well not exist.
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:vKCW/KlO Sun 19 Feb 2023 07:03:19 No. 5573731 Report https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ao8v3Idjjk&ab_channel=PatrickLenk - Day and Night VigilThat's my last update for the thread gents, we will recommence soon enough with the culmination of the final vigil, the Long Walk. I'm going to take a little break, but I'll update you well in advance with the expected new thread on twitter and /qtg/.
Might I just take this opportunity to thank you all sincerely for your love and investment in this quest, it's something special I tell you.
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>>5573720 (1) Path of Adam boon: Select ONE
>Lawgiver: +1 Re-Roll to any tests involving trials (combat or legal) This is a hard one, I feel our AV is already pretty good especially if we use the maneuver that doubles it so that isn't critical. The chance to restore 1 level of health to a Companion could be huge, but doesn't come up super often and when it does we've usually got a lot of chaff on hand to tank with.
I think the Lawgiver is the most versatile and will come up when we most seriously need extra rolls, trials. Trial by combat for our own life or that of a companion, a trial of law where monsters need to be stopped. These are critical moments where we'll need more help
(2) Contemplation at the Church of the Holy Juvenescence: What does Sir Andrei do in his time there before the Long Walk in two days time?
>Emile uses his own money and resources to aid in the healing of the sick and wounded with Sister Ignatius. Doing what little he can and providing what aid she requests, applying salves and ointments, bandages and cleaning the filth from wounds and in doing so cleaning his soul in preparation for the Long Walk. Emile has spent a great deal of time lately focusing on the Cain aligned faction of the faith. Perhaps, before the Long Walk, he could spend some time humbling himself and giving back more directly under the guidance of Sister Ignatius and get more in touch with the Adam side of things, finding balance.
>>5534357 Me. I guess I wont need this picture today after all haha
>>5573731 Right back at you boss. Thanks for the amazing story so far and all the ones from the past. It's been super fun to be a part of this and help shape Emile into who he is today. You make the choices have consequences and go out of your way to give us the chance to become immersed and invested. Keep writing and I'll keep playing
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>>5573720 1)
>Lawgiver: +1 Re-Roll to any tests involving trials (combat or legal) 2)
>Emile uses his own money and resources to aid in the healing of the sick and wounded with Sister Ignatius. Doing what little he can and providing what aid she requests, applying salves and ointments, bandages and cleaning the filth from wounds and in doing so cleaning his soul in preparation for the Long Walk. Time to begin Emile's accidental subversion campaign among the dispossessed of the city by doing what he thinks is right. Also I swear to the almighty if blundering your way through politics and finding success isn't referred to as being bearish after Emile has hung up his helm I will have a stroke.
>>5535348 The is me
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Also I just love the idea that we are actually perhaps one of the foremost minds in espionage and politics, but our mind tries to rationalize it as us screwing up because the Romani consider politics women's work
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>>5573720 >Martyr: For every degree below healthy, add +5AV. me
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>>5573720 >Martyr: For every degree below healthy, add +5AV. so this is at max a 15av bonus as 4th degreed is well dead
this is good if we fuck up and lose our shield and keeps us going in longer fights like the one we fought in fallvon also has a use in assassination if we are caught with our pants down literally
>benediction a one tier heal once per combat may save a companion kinda meh
>lawgiver multi use re roll quite good
so im gonna go
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>>5573785 forgot the write in
speak to orin find out what he wants to do he may not want to stay here for 3 years
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>>5573707 >All those adam points thats good
>To the Victor, the Spoils is now DORMANT thats bad
>>5573720 (1) Path of Adam boon: Select ONE
>Benediction: Restore +1 wellbeing of a Companion, once per combat. Restoring health is an amazing boon and while I understand why people might want lawgiver I'm not sure in the foreseeable future if we'll have an opportunity to use it often if at all, if we stay in Cathaggi the despotic will of the dragon will trump legalism and if we go back to Canton unless we pursue the Praetors with gusto it's going to possibly hit and miss.
Martyr is halfway between overkill and the cream of the crop since it takes us to 74AV at wounded out of a max of 80 if we take the cautious stance in a fight which means even in a bad spot we don't need to turtle as much to avoid game over.
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I am going to suggest seeing the markets but not specifically the slave markets which we could likely just blunder into, after seeing the market I can see either a lot of contemplation around the faction conspiracy, the thirteen passages and Sanguine or a more active effort to understand what the faith has to work against here as well as talking to Orin because holy shit is that lad not a lynch pin to the operation in Fallavons backers if not masterminds and if Lawgiver wins I can see the lingering inconclusive investigation weighing on him.
Maybe also writing farwell to Daubney letting her know we arrived safely and this will be the end of our correspondence, I'd add more but its likely already enough of a faux pas.
>>5573747 >Emile has spent a great deal of time lately focusing on the Cain aligned faction of the faith. The Adam alignment is the stronger side in Emile and has been the more prevelant choice compared to Cain.
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>>5573809 >The Adam alignment is the stronger side in Emile and has been the more prevelant choice compared to Cain. In general yes, but not so much during the recent journey. We have a Cain aligned confessor, we've had to make multiple confessions in recent history due to our anger and pushing too far in honourable combat.
To your point though, we've gained several steps on the Path of Adam and in a recent argument between Sister Ignatius and Father Towbray we sided with the good sister. Given that recent argument for kindliness is a saintly virtue and given how many steps on the Path of Adam we've gained in this place, it stands to reason that Emile would see the virtue in helping the Sister aiding the wounded, sick and poor before the biggest spiritual undertaking of his life.
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>>5573816 Frankly I gotta a disagree, any cain aligned action has been strongly mollified by the general Adamite trend to Emille's decisions, there's a strong disinterest in hostility of any kind (albeit for obvious reasons) that isn't mild disgust at the unpious or inappropriate.
>We have a Cain aligned confessor We have a Cain aligned confessor because he was the orthodox choice and sister Ignatius was not even for Romanie and confession is expected regardless of alignment as for our ''recent'' history that was at least a few months back now in Pascae.
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Also holy shit I just realised Father Towbray might be a cadet of house Vancewell
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>>5573836 Each to their own anon, I just don't see Emile spending this time shopping over doing good deeds right before taking on the most holy of vigils in his faith
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>>5573839 well shopping was not so much the agenda as seeing the unrepentant nature of Cathaggi's flesh markets but I can see why you'd come to that conclusion give what I wrote.
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>>5573720 >>Lawgiver: +1 Re-Roll to any tests involving trials (combat or legal) > [Write-in] He Spends time talking to his companions.
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>>5573720 >Lawgiver: +1 Re-Roll to any tests involving trials (combat or legal) >Emile uses his own money and resources to aid in the healing of the sick and wounded with Sister Ignatius. Doing what little he can and providing what aid she requests, applying salves and ointments, bandages and cleaning the filth from wounds and in doing so cleaning his soul in preparation for the Long Walk. Divorce yourself of worldly wealth to lighten the weight of one’s soul
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>>5573929 Forgot to link back
>>5535143 V card
Thanks for the thread boss
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>>5573720 >>Benediction: Restore +1 wellbeing of a Companion, once per combat. Muh +5dc ain't worth it
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>>5573720 > Emile goes forth into the City, to learn about the people and to reach out to some potential allies >>5573747 >>5573762 Y'alls forget that we JUST arranged a duel? Also, we ain't wealthy nor are we skilled as a healer. Also, we just spent a whole 24 hours in a fugue state preparing ourselves spiritually and we advanced along the Path of Adam, not Cain.The points don't lie.
Instead of wasting our meagre funds and limited time in the vanity of pretending to be humble (which Emile explicitly isn't, it's Haughty, Hearty, and Idealistic) we should instead, say,
> Drag the righteousness of our cause along with us to the Stratioski and trade on our favor with Patrikas Ianthe and ask them to aid us in acquiring supplies for the pilgrims in bulk and hopefully at cost as it is for a noble cause. Like. They're literally the clerks and information brokers in Cathag. They're definitely the best resource we have to spend instead of our lacking funds and lacking skills.
That way we don't pay the mark up for buying them from smaller retailers, as well as letting us avoid further costs associated with being Knights and Pilgrims trying to negotiate with Merchants in the City of Merchants let alone the fact that we're foreigners from the nation most strongly ideologically divergent from them while being close enough in distance, strength, and having a *history* between the two cultures/nations.
At the worst, we'll critfail and offend them to the point that they do the bare minimum for the Pilgrims and get us the supplies, if only to get us out of the City faster.
But if things go well, we can maybe even get their aid in raising MORE funds while we're here. Surely there's some sort of problem we could help them with, or we could convince them to invest in us. Eveaan if we don't do a good job of convincing them that we are able to provide useful services or are worth investing in to develop an alliance, we can mortgage a loan against our position as the second son of House Andre, or our Writ of joining the DG being a guarantee that if we find ourselves unable to repay a loan we have that option to make a bunch of wealth.
There's also the Militares Cohort as well, if things go REALLY wrong. It's also unlikely that we'll offend them by approaching the Stratioski in this case either since it's a) not for ourselves, and b) for something that's their area of expertise anyways.
If you REALLY want to get all Adam on this, reaching out and appealing to the common humanity that transcends our nations and historical conflicts for a righteous cause is far more in line with that.
> When Adam saw the suffering of the people, he didn't tend to their wounds directly. Wielding the Blade and the Book beside his brother, he struck out at the source of suffering directly. Heck, if things go well with the Stratioski, they could probably even hook us up with some local physicians to care for the wounded along with Sister Ignatius.
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>>5573991 Jesus dude take it down a notch, you do remember Patrikas is a political exile right? any favor with her
which I can't find any mention of as an aside is going to most likely not be held by member of note within the Caste.
also like we should've learned in Pascae we should be very strategic when dealing with the rich & powerful, it was hard enough trying to deal with our own homeland let alone a foreign enviroment.
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>>5573720 >(1) Path of Adam boon: Select ONE >Benediction: Restore +1 wellbeing of a Companion, once per combat. We been pretty lucky so far with the butchers bill, but no way is it gonna continue to hold true. Brother dearest was so close.
>(2) Contemplation at the Church of the Holy Juvenescence: What does Sir Andrei do in his time there before the Long Walk in two days time? >> [Write-in] Make Mikail as ready to be knighted as we possibly can, the lad has traveled the entire circuit of the vigils, he deserves it. especially if Emile will be stay behind for two years. honestly he has seen and done more than some knights. Also make sure to put him together with the twins from the kings army. If they return to canton having them vouch for Mikhail would properly help his roiguard application. Maybe even lend him or gift him Hannibal, would be a shame to let him grow fat in the dragons stables.
>>5535471 my vigil
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>>5573720 Path of Adam boon:
>Lawgiver: +1 Re-Roll to any tests involving trials (combat or legal) Contemplation at the Church of the Holy Juvenescence: What does Sir Andrei do in his time there before the Long Walk in two days time?
>Emile ponders. He ponders the many things he saw during his travel, both good and evil. He ponders the time when he discovered the dark truth of the Sons of Sins. What do they mean for him, his people and his faith? He remembers the doubt he felt in the moment of truth. But it's no coincidence that the Angel appeared when he was the most doubtful, locked in mortal combat with one of the abominations. It's his Holy Mission to find out about them and resist them. And perhaps, face the sins of his ancestors. But it wasn't only evil he found, for he found believers from all parts of the world. The Langlish man who called him fratello in the small church, the men who touch their head on the holy walls and the dark-skinned travellers from the South. Wouldn't it be prudent to ask who they are and how the One True Faith reached them? Ask them how they pray, how they worship? Isn't it a miracle of the Almighty, that, if he ever found himself in a strange foreign land, a strange foreign man could come to his aid, bearing the Word of Adam and the Sword of Cain? While I do like the option of us helping the downtrodden of the city with Sister Ignatius, I'm simply too curious about Emile's state of mind after everything he witnessed, His resolve and his curiosity. And he way always a haughty lad, who I think sees himself more as the shield who protects the needy than the healing arm which feeds them. But I won't begrudge it if it wins.
>>5534322 This is me
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>>5574048 The Prince said he's old Parish was less than a days ride from castle Vancewell and Forgotten mentioned he is a relative of one of the Montbrun families.
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>>5574012 Yeah, I got her mixed up with the Militares Cohort and the Stratiokis.
Whatever, we can approach them then and enact the same plan. Although Gilbern confirmed that she still has contacts and influence in the Athenaeum and she's been exiled from the Medusae, not Cathagi,
Really , she's more in the same position Emile is what with the Prince telling us to GTFO or get assassins sent after us.
> any favor with her which I can't find any mention of as an aside Yeah, we only warned her of an assassination plot and banged.
Regardless, Emile has spent enough time contemplating and cleansing. He should be out actually preparing for the Long Walk.
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>>5574012 Oh, and we definitely got Favored by her. Bow chicka wow wow.
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>>5573720 >>5534531 >Benediction: Restore +1 wellbeing of a Companion, once per combat. There is not really any other healing ability like this. While Lawgiver is good, this is a unique ability to bring someone back from the brink and keep going.
(2) Contemplation at the Church of the Holy Juvenescence: What does Sir Andrei do in his time there before the Long Walk in two days time?
I think it would be a good idea to at least properly introduce ourselves to many of the pilgrims that we did not escort to Cathagi that are taking the Long Walk with us. The only exposure all of them have of us is the way Father Towbray exulted our virtues and our speech to the assembled after they all nearly came to blows. Let them know the man, not the legend.
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>>5573720 >Lawgiver: +1 Re-Roll to any tests involving trials (combat or legal) > [Write-in] Talk to other pilgrim groups
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>>5573720 >Lawgiver: +1 Re-Roll to any tests involving trials (combat or legal) Talk to those desert dwellers and find out how the faith has managed to spread that far
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>>5573720 >>Lawgiver: +1 Re-Roll to any tests involving trials (combat or legal) >>5534497 Anonymous
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>>5573720 >>Lawgiver: +1 Re-Roll to any tests involving trials (combat or legal) >Emile uses his own money and resources to aid in the healing of the sick and wounded with Sister Ignatius. Doing what little he can and providing what aid she requests, applying salves and ointments, bandages and cleaning the filth from wounds and in doing so cleaning his soul in preparation for the Long Walk. >>5534530 Me.
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>>5573720 >Lawgiver: +1 Re-Roll to any tests involving trials (combat or legal Our boy stands his time nearding out on all the stuff headmaster has goten.
>>5534668 My v post
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>>5573720 (1) Path of Adam boon: Select ONE
>>Benediction: Restore +1 wellbeing of a Companion, once per combat. I want the benediction. For the same style of the lay on hands that we did from the child in Pascae. Also it also stands to reason that our healing will work *outside of combat* as well. A paladin and healer of the One True Faith. To the Heathen and Foe, Emile brings death in one hand. To the faithful and downtrodden, succor, does Emile bring in the other.
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>(2) Contemplation at the Church of the Holy Juvenescence: What does Sir Andrei do in his time there before the Long Walk in two days time? >> [Write-in] Emile spends his time, tending to the church, cleaning the place or helping to give readings of the passages to the faithful. Spending time to get to know the other faithful who have come to pay pilgrimage at the end of this long road.
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>>5535086 >>5573707 >>2 Steps on the Path of Thorns: To the Victor, the Spoils is now DORMANTDislike. We need those thorny boi points back soonish.
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>>5573991 >>Y'alls forget that we JUST arranged a duel? What... exactly is your point? The duel happens after the Long Walk
>Also, we ain't wealthy nor are we skilled as a healer. Again, what's the point? We can shell out a small amount of money for bandages and ointments and help Sister Ignatius as she heals people. We can literally just wash the bodies of the ill, hold down the injured whilst she works etc etc etc. We're helping, not doing it all on our own.
>> wasting our meagre funds and limited time in the vanity of pretending to be humble (which Emile explicitly isn't, it's Haughty, Hearty, and Idealistic) That says more about you than Emile. I don't think Emile would see it as a waste and I don't think he'd be pretending anything. Yes, he is haughty, but he's just spent a bunch of time praying and thinking on his faith and maybe he wants to humble himself a little in this holy place to bring himself closer to his cherished religions icons.
> Patrikas Ianthe She was exiled homie, and the Canton faith is in minority here, why would they help us?
>That way we don't pay the mark up for buying them from smaller retailers I assume the Comitas chapter here has someone who makes those purchases. I don't see why Emile would be doing it himself. He could make a donation or purchase them directly from the Chapter house here.
>At the worst, we'll critfail and offend them to the point that they do the bare minimum for the Pilgrims and get us the supplies, if only to get us out of the City faster. I don't think that's how that would go...
>Rambling continues Yeah nah
> reaching out and appealing to the common humanity that transcends our nations and historical conflicts for a righteous cause is far more in line with that. In the city of slavers and secrets lol
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>>5573720 >>Benediction: Restore +1 wellbeing of a Companion, once per combat. >(2) Contemplation at the Church of the Holy Juvenescence: What does Sir Andrei do in his time there before the Long Walk in two days time? >> [Write-in] >Emile uses his own money and resources to aid in the healing of the sick and wounded with Sister Ignatius. Doing what little he can and providing what aid she requests, applying salves and ointments, bandages and cleaning the filth from wounds and in doing so cleaning his soul in preparation for the Long Walk. me
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>>5573720 >Lawgiver: +1 Re-Roll to any tests involving trials (combat or legal) Judge Emile is a go
Supporting >Emile uses his own money and resources to aid in the healing of the sick and wounded with Sister Ignatius. Doing what little he can and providing what aid she requests, applying salves and ointments, bandages, and cleaning the filth from wounds, and in doing so cleaning his soul in preparation for the Long Walk.
Sacred steel is good and well, but there are things that ail Mankind that cannot be cut with a blade.
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>>5573720 I can't believe I actually aided in Emile's corruption.
>Martyr: For every degree below healthy, add +5AV. >Before all else, get some Sleep. >>5534566 Wait a minute
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Oh yea, I wanted to ask Forgotten. After the Final Vigil, will the thread afterwards be BCQ2230? We really did leave it during a tense situation, just when we got our hand on those Voidborn.
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We should make our goal to reclaim Ardenne
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:NcieUEDc Wed 22 Feb 2023 23:43:30 No. 5578611 Report >>5578175 I’d like to get a little bit of exploration of the City and intro to the Dragon Guard (if that is locked in) before going back to Black Company in spehss. But yes following that we will be back in the thick of the slave uprising Falladis edition. I don’t think it’s a spoiler to say the presence of the voidborn smugglers will be a polarising issue in the rebel camps.
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>>5578473 I actually love that. Make an oath at the end of the Long Walk to reclaim our homeland and push out the Deadman. A good old Crusade Adamant
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>>5578611 Man the smugglers are a great opportunity to bring the companies involvement into the light in the worst way. Still hoping we can inflict some more vietcong trauma though since its always fun.
>>5578833 I personally think an intermediate oath would be better (marrying vancewell/not repeating Broulert) but its a great endgoal.
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>>5578473 Small steps, instead of jumping the gun on restoring Ardenne as a whole we should begin by leading an expedition into the old Andrei lands, recover some lost heirlooms and put a few curse ancestors and retainers to final rest. Give us an idea of what would it take to reclaim a piece of land from the Deadman.
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>>5580064 Fuck yeah boss man, slay that evil
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>>5580064 The almighty bless ye too Forgotten.
