<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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<span class="mu-s">POV Verification Vote: Open for 24 hours</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 >Young Lady Frida Vancewell, the cunning viper of Montbrun
Anonymous
>>5623965 Lets do it!
>Young Lady Frida Vancewell, the cunning viper of Montbrun Anonymous
>>5623965 >Young Lady Frida Vancewell, the cunning viper of Montbrun Very cool
Anonymous
>>5623965 >Young Lady Frida Vancewell, the cunning viper of Montbrun Time to Chivalry!
Anonymous
>>5623965 >Young Lady Frida Vancewell, the cunning viper of Montbrun Here we go
Anonymous
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>>5623965 >Young Lady Frida Vancewell, the cunning viper of Montbrun Hey Forgotten, great to be back.
Anonymous
>>5623965 >Young Lady Frida Vancewell, the cunning viper of Montbrun WE'RE BACK BABY. Also, how can I not vote for Frida?
Anonymous
>>5623965 >Young Lady Frida Vancewell, the cunning viper of Montbrun Shieet I missed last verification, NEVER AGAIN!
Anonymous
>>5623965 >Young Lady Frida Vancewell, the cunning viper of Montbrun *HEAVY BREATHING*
Anonymous
>>5623965 >>Young Lady Frida Vancewell, the cunning viper of Montbrun ERE WE GO
Anonymous
>>5623965 >>Sir Willem Glasdale, the friendly protector of Grenmire MY BODY IS READY
Anonymous
>>5623965 >Young Lady Frida Vancewell, the cunning viper of Montbrun Its time to do the brothers work
Anonymous
>>5623965 >Young Lady Frida Vancewell, the cunning viper of Montbrun I wish to see her blush like an unspoiled virgin.
Anonymous
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>>5623965 >Young Lady Frida Vancewell, the cunning viper of Montbrun Daemon Targaryen
Rolled 26 (1d100) >>5623965 >Young Lady Frida Vancewell, the cunning viper of Montbrun Aaaaaghhhhhh let's gooooo. Rolling for luck.
CAPTCHA: STV
Anonymous
>>5623965 >>Young Lady Frida Vancewell, the cunning viper of Montbrun NO OTHER CHOICE
Anonymous
>>5623965 >Young Lady Frida Vancewell, the cunning viper of Montbrun We will purify her black heart.
Anonymous
>>5623965 >Young Lady Frida Vancewell, the cunning viper of Montbrun Reporting. This is me. Welcome back.
Anonymous
>>5623965 >Young Lady Frida Vancewell, the cunning viper of Montbrun >Seriously Implying there is any other option you utter fool...
Anonymous
>>5623965 >Sir Willem Glasdale, the friendly protector of Grenmire I've been cope voting for Glasdale the past few threads but I'm by no means disappointed by Frida's inevitable victory here
Anonymous
>>5623965 >>Young Lady Frida Vancewell, the cunning viper of Montbrun Anonymous
>>5623965 >Sir Willem Glasdale, the friendly protector of Grenmire I know the Frida won the waifu war and all, but I want to see this guy.
Anonymous
>>5623965 >Sir Willem Glasdale, the friendly protector of Grenmire Deus Vult Ilud
Anonymous
>>5623965 >>Young Lady Frida Vancewell, the cunning viper of Montbrun I can't resist the viper that enthralled us, are we paralyzed by her toxins and trapped in her coils or is she enthralled by our charms and pure heart?
Anonymous
>>5623965 >>Young Lady Frida Vancewell, the cunning viper of Montbrun Anonymous
>>5623965 >Young Lady Frida Vancewell, the cunning viper of Montbrun Valorous Deeds
Anonymous
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>>5623965 >Young Lord Damien Andrei, elder brother and heir to House Andrei Why do I feel like Forgotten needs a hug.
Anonymous
>>5623965 Kniggas from Romaine, don't wanna mess with us
We'll cut and dice you, like we do our lettuce
>Young Lady Frida Vancewell, the cunning viper of Montbrun Sorry Glasdale, maybe next time
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>>5623965 >Young Lady Frida Vancewell, the cunning viper of Montbrun Ah, Sworn to Valor. 32 threads and counting.
Anonymous
>>5623965 >Young Lady Frida Vancewell, the cunning viper of Montbrun Anonymous
>>5623965 >Young Lady Frida Vancewell, the cunning viper of Montbrun Vancewell bro's for the win.
Anonymous
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>>5623965 >Young Lady Frida Vancewell, the cunning viper of Montbrun Anonymous
>>5623965 >Young Lady Frida Vancewell, the cunning viper of Montbrun My IP is gonna change since i'm not posting from home.
Anonymous
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>>5623965 >Sir Willem Glasdale, the friendly protector of Grenmire Bros before hoes you coomer fucks
Anonymous
>>5623965 >Tracker Jean, the Business Partner from the Wastelands Here we go, forgotten is back on the menu.
Anonymous
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We won Vancewellbros, but at what cost?
Anonymous
>>5623965 >>Young Lady Frida Vancewell, the cunning viper of Montbrun Best girl interlude.
Anonymous
>>5623965 >>Young Lord Damien Andrei, elder brother and heir to House Andrei Asandi - dammit one more thread Anonymous
>>5623965 >Sir Willem Glasdale, the friendly protector of Grenmire I still just want to know why he's even an option. Going to get sweeped by Vancewell though.
Anonymous
>>5623965 >Sir Willem Glasdale, the friendly protector of Grenmire We're SO back
>I remember that Vancewell won It's SO over. Anonymous
>>5623965 >>Young Lady Frida Vancewell, the cunning viper of Montbrun Anonymous
>>5623965 >Young Lady Frida Vancewell, the cunning viper of Montbrun Anonymous
>>5623965 >Young Lady Frida Vancewell, the cunning viper of Montbrun #VANCEWELLSWEEP
Anonymous
>>5623965 >Young Lady Frida Vancewell, the cunning viper of Montbrun Finally, im here in time
Anonymous
>>5623965 >>Sir Willem Glasdale, the friendly protector of Grenmire gotta rep my knigga Willy G
Anonymous
>>5623965 >>Young Lady Frida Vancewell, the cunning viper of Montbrun ITS TIME
Anonymous
>>5623965 >Young Lady Frida Vancewell, the cunning viper of Montbrun IT HAS TO BE THIS WAY.
Also, welcome back Forgotten.
Anonymous
>>5623965 >Young Lord Damien Andrei, elder brother and heir to House Andrei We can't expect cain to do all the work...
Anonymous
>>5623965 >Young Lady Frida Vancewell, the cunning viper of Montbrun Let’s see what our minx is up to
Anonymous
>>5623965 Phone posting hey forgotten
>Sir Neil dan Marc, the loyal Sworn Man from Fallavon Anonymous
>>5624815 Fuck I meant to put
>Sir Willem Glasdale, the friendly protector of Grenmire Anonymous
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>>5623965 >Young Lady Frida Vancewell, the cunning viper of Montbrun Let's go boys, back to the desert.
Anonymous
>>5623965 >Young Lady Frida Vancewell, the cunning viper of Montbrun Anchor post.
Anonymous
>>5623965 >>Young Lady Frida Vancewell, the cunning viper of Montbrun VIPER VIPER VIPER VIPER VIPER VIPER
Anonymous
>>5623965 >Tracker Jean, the Business Partner from the Wastelands Anonymous
>>5624882 I can feel my arteries clogging just from looking at that.
Anonymous
Anonymous
>>5623965 Oh boy, first thread since I started my new job. Fun times ahead
>Sir Willem Glasdale, the friendly protector of Grenmire I want to hear from our first quest giver and that girl he is keeping watch over with his peasant wife. Unfortunately I know that's not going to happen this thread. I just hope that if we see Vancewell order a child assassinated, us anons first reaction isn't "I like that in a woman" or "I can change her with/out my dick".
Anonymous
>>5624966 I trust that Forgotten won't write Vancewell to be a mustache twirling villain who likes to kick puppies for fun. There's a lot of potential for compelling writing and making her do something horribly evil that Andrei would never tolerate and therefore torpedo the whole thing is just boring desu.
Anonymous
>>5623965 >>Young Lady Frida Vancewell, the cunning viper of Montbrun 50 bottles of beer
Anonymous
>>5624993 >Her family sells Pegasi to Snakemen >Enemy of the based Rabes >"Meh, my brother needed to die for the good of the family desu" >Implying it's possible for Frida to be anything other than an ice-cold, blackhearted, Thornspilled bitch I'll be mighty disappointed if she's anything other than conventionally evil
Anonymous
>>5624993 I'd be more disappointed if she isn't wildly evil in some way. Not having her be a villain would take away most of the charm.
Anonymous
>>5625004 The first two you can't prove that she's personally responsible for.
And the third is really not evil at all because:
1. It was good for the family because he was a sadistically cruel psycho.
2. She's framing it on the family because she's talking about her opinion in comparison to her father's.
>>5625026 I expect her to be ruthless and cunning, like the women of the Andrei family amped up to 11.
Anonymous
>>5623965 >Young Lady Frida Vancewell, the cunning viper of Montbrun Fridaslide
Anonymous
>>5625043 Vancewell apologist D E T E C T E D
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>>5624905 >>5624911 I eat this every monday and friday.
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I expect thorns from Frida. So, reasonably evil.
Anonymous
>>5623965 >Young Lady Frida Vancewell, the cunning viper of Montbrun There is absolutely no place for copper clippers and samefags in Valor
Anonymous
Anonymous
>>5625043 I feel like she would have some interesting input on the feudal social contract that Emilles put thought into and a small part of me wonders how much sexism plays into her reputation.
>>5624966 >I just hope that if we see Vancewell order a child assassinated, us anons first reaction isn't "I like that in a woman" or "I can change her with/out my dick". I mean that would be a big question for Emille regardless but I also feel like half the thing is that unlike other villainous characters Emille gets hot under the collar when Frida does it rather than angry.
baron anon
>>5623965 FUCK YES I MADE IT JUST IN TIME FOR MY SUFFERAGE
>Young Lady Frida Vancewell, the cunning viper of Montbrun need snussy!
Anonymous
>>5623965 >Young Lady Frida Vancewell, the cunning viper of Montbrun Hot diggity damn.
Was wondering when the next thread would pop up.
Anonymous
>>5625204 What if she rolls well enough to convince us it's a demon baby?
Anonymous
>>5623965 >>Young Lady Frida Vancewell, the cunning viper of Montbrun WE ARE BACK.
WOOHOO.
Anonymous
>>5623965 >> >Tracker Jean, the Business Partner from the Wastelands goddamn german ip block
Anonymous
>>5623965 >Sir Willem Glasdale, the friendly protector of Grenmire I jus wanna see how he's doing
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>>5625294 w-why would she do that anon?
Anonymous
>>5623965 >Sir Neil dan Marc, the loyal Sworn Man from Fallavon Gas the copper clippers. Holy wars now
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:DzQ9DZeK Mon 03 Apr 2023 12:27:37 No. 5625418 Report Quoted By:
>SELECTED: Young Lady Frida Vancewell, the cunning viper of Montbrun
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:DzQ9DZeK Mon 03 Apr 2023 12:29:32 No. 5625420 Report <span class="mu-i">“Yes, daddy.”</span> Frida pouted absentmindedly, puffing her cheeks as she slouched back in her chair. The dirk now rested in her palm, perfectly balanced. <span class="mu-i"> “I was just waiting for the sweet Lady Vancewell to join us. Isn’t she coming to dinner?”</span>
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:DzQ9DZeK Mon 03 Apr 2023 12:33:24 No. 5625421 Report [3/3]>Even a rock-for-brains Rabe could see that the Duke Montbrun would be calling the banners in a few month’s time. Shoring up alliances with friends and vassals closer to home, ensuring Vancewell forces were equipped and ready to marshal at a moment’s notice. And positioned to take advantage of however the upcoming campaign went. Tedious and tawdry work for now, but necessary. [Montbrun Court] >The next few months will prove to be as predictable as they will be dull. Lord Vancewell and his Duke can keep themselves distracted with this border war. No, the real movers and players are busy jostling and manoeuvring at the only Court that matters. Little matter how well the game is played, if the field be modest and the prize humble. The network of alliances there must be maintained, and expanded on, even if war threatens. Especially then. [Royal Court] >A tour at various families, affiliates and trade partners across the other duchies is the sensible middle ground. Pascae, a political charnel house, De Ver and other minor houses would cling to the relative safety of any larger house making their protection known. Fallavon, a visit to her ailing suitor the Marquis and either encourage his interest or let him down gently depending on the advantages to be had. Not to mention Romaine, there now being a certain minor house in impoverished realm that held her interest. [Duchy Courts]
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>>5625421 >The next few months will prove to be as predictable as they will be dull. Lord Vancewell and his Duke can keep themselves distracted with this border war. No, the real movers and players are busy jostling and manoeuvring at the only Court that matters. Little matter how well the game is played, if the field be modest and the prize humble. The network of alliances there must be maintained, and expanded on, even if war threatens. Especially then. [Royal Court] Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B
Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:DzQ9DZeK Mon 03 Apr 2023 12:36:56 No. 5625427 Report >>5624544 Ooo, is this new? I haven't seen it before.
Tbf I've never seen any quest with this much OC memery before either so I might have missed it.
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>>5625421 >>A tour at various families, affiliates and trade partners across the other duchies is the sensible middle ground. Pascae, a political charnel house, De Ver and other minor houses would cling to the relative safety of any larger house making their protection known. Fallavon, a visit to her ailing suitor the Marquis and either encourage his interest or let him down gently depending on the advantages to be had. Not to mention Romaine, there now being a certain minor house in impoverished realm that held her interest. [Duchy Courts] >>5624124 Me!
Anonymous
>>5623965 >Young Lady Frida Vancewell, the cunning viper of Montbrun LETS GOOOO.
Odd. Dont think i saw a twitter notification.
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:jacb9aXY Mon 03 Apr 2023 12:54:40 No. 5625441 Report >>5625438 You are a tad late, but welcome aboard!
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>>5625421 >A tour at various families, affiliates and trade partners across the other duchies is the sensible middle ground. Pascae, a political charnel house, De Ver and other minor houses would cling to the relative safety of any larger house making their protection known. Fallavon, a visit to her ailing suitor the Marquis and either encourage his interest or let him down gently depending on the advantages to be had. Not to mention Romaine, there now being a certain minor house in impoverished realm that held her interest. [Duchy Courts] Mother will love or hated her so much, I don't know which one will be worse for us.
>>5624159 Anonymous
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>>5625441 Ah fish. My apologies, good sir. I thank you for your forbearance.
>>5625421 >A tour at various families, affiliates and trade partners across the other duchies is the sensible middle ground. Pascae, a political charnel house, De Ver and other minor houses would cling to the relative safety of any larger house making their protection known. Fallavon, a visit to her ailing suitor the Marquis and either encourage his interest or let him down gently depending on the advantages to be had. Not to mention Romaine, there now being a certain minor house in impoverished realm that held her interest. [Duchy Courts] As much as I want to give our good friend robert grief, a duchy tour will bring more rewards. A whole potential lordship to win if an enterprising lordling plays his cards right? She will be in high demand and be able to reap the benefits of a wider net cast for more allies and friends.
Not to mention meeting the family.
Forgotten, you will *have* to mention which interlude is going to be the visit. Because i honestly cant decide which POV im most anticipated for.
Me
>>5625438 Anonymous
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>>5624444 This is me
>>5625421 >A tour at various families, affiliates and trade partners across the other duchies is the sensible middle ground. Pascae, a political charnel house, De Ver and other minor houses would cling to the relative safety of any larger house making their protection known. Fallavon, a visit to her ailing suitor the Marquis and either encourage his interest or let him down gently depending on the advantages to be had. Not to mention Romaine, there now being a certain minor house in impoverished realm that held her interest. [Duchy Courts] The potential interactions between Vancewell and the ladies of house Andrei are too good to pass up
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>>5625421 >>A tour at various families, affiliates and trade partners across the other duchies is the sensible middle ground. Pascae, a political charnel house, De Ver and other minor houses would cling to the relative safety of any larger house making their protection known. Fallavon, a visit to her ailing suitor the Marquis and either encourage his interest or let him down gently depending on the advantages to be had. Not to mention Romaine, there now being a certain minor house in impoverished realm that held her interest. [Duchy Courts] wtf I love Vancewell
>>5624016 Anonymous
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>>5625421 >>A tour at various families, affiliates and trade partners across the other duchies is the sensible middle ground. Pascae, a political charnel house, De Ver and other minor houses would cling to the relative safety of any larger house making their protection known. Fallavon, a visit to her ailing suitor the Marquis and either encourage his interest or let him down gently depending on the advantages to be had. Not to mention Romaine, there now being a certain minor house in impoverished realm that held her interest. [Duchy Courts] >>5624345 Pretty sure this is my post. Should have made it more memorable.
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Holy shit Vancewell senior is a like a character straight from an Otome Villainess genre. I don't whether to love or hate him for it. Still, kinda shitty of him to basically consider his daughter a (beloved) bargaining chip, but medieval times be medieval.
Also, nobody gifting Frida a knife before means that all her other suitors have absolute shit for brains :V
>>5625421 >A tour at various families, affiliates and trade partners across the other duchies is the sensible middle ground. Pascae, a political charnel house, De Ver and other minor houses would cling to the relative safety of any larger house making their protection known. Fallavon, a visit to her ailing suitor the Marquis and either encourage his interest or let him down gently depending on the advantages to be had. Not to mention Romaine, there now being a certain minor house in impoverished realm that held her interest. [Duchy Courts] Need that big stick before the carrot, and it won't be found in the Royal Court anytime soon. After there's enough weight behind House Vancewell the network in Aubres can be maintained.
>>5624633 V check
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>>5625421 >A tour at various families, affiliates and trade partners across the other duchies is the sensible middle ground. Pascae, a political charnel house, De Ver and other minor houses would cling to the relative safety of any larger house making their protection known. Fallavon, a visit to her ailing suitor the Marquis and either encourage his interest or let him down gently depending on the advantages to be had. Not to mention Romaine, there now being a certain minor house in impoverished realm that held her interest. [Duchy Courts] >>5624038 me>>5625420 Forgotten my nigga why are you using AI images for characters now? I don't want to imagine meeting a 13-fingered 3-armed Amazon waifu down in Cathagi :-/
Anonymous
>>5625421 >A tour at various families, affiliates and trade partners across the other duchies is the sensible middle ground. Pascae, a political charnel house, De Ver and other minor houses would cling to the relative safety of any larger house making their protection known. Fallavon, a visit to her ailing suitor the Marquis and either encourage his interest or let him down gently depending on the advantages to be had. Not to mention Romaine, there now being a certain minor house in impoverished realm that held her interest. [Duchy Courts] How can we not choose this option.
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>>5625509 >>5624053 Can't forget my V-card.
Anonymous
>>5625421 >Nobody ever gifted Frida a dagger Really? Odd.
a better man would have voted for the "total snakeman genocide" option
but I am a weak waifufag, full of thorn points
>>A tour at various families, affiliates and trade partners across the other duchies is the sensible middle ground. Pascae, a political charnel house, De Ver and other minor houses would cling to the relative safety of any larger house making their protection known. Fallavon, a visit to her ailing suitor the Marquis and either encourage his interest or let him down gently depending on the advantages to be had. Not to mention Romaine, there now being a certain minor house in impoverished realm that held her interest. [Duchy Courts] >inb4 mom's next letter just starts with "your taste in women is horrible" >inb4 we have to duel a bunch of her jealous suitors as soon as we come back to canton I really REALLY don't want to get stuck in the dragon guard. There's stuff to do back home. And a crusade against undead won't start itself.
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>>5625421 >>A tour at various families, affiliates and trade partners across the other duchies is the sensible middle ground. Pascae, a political charnel house, De Ver and other minor houses would cling to the relative safety of any larger house making their protection known. Fallavon, a visit to her ailing suitor the Marquis and either encourage his interest or let him down gently depending on the advantages to be had. Not to mention Romaine, there now being a certain minor house in impoverished realm that held her interest. [Duchy Courts] Anonymous
>>5625421 >>The next few months will prove to be as predictable as they will be dull. Lord Vancewell and his Duke can keep themselves distracted with this border war. No, the real movers and players are busy jostling and manoeuvring at the only Court that matters. Little matter how well the game is played, if the field be modest and the prize humble. The network of alliances there must be maintained, and expanded on, even if war threatens. Especially then. [Royal Court] Anonymous
Anonymous
>>5625421 >A tour at various families, affiliates and trade partners across the other duchies is the sensible middle ground. Pascae, a political charnel house, De Ver and other minor houses would cling to the relative safety of any larger house making their protection known. Fallavon, a visit to her ailing suitor the Marquis and either encourage his interest or let him down gently depending on the advantages to be had. Not to mention Romaine, there now being a certain minor house in impoverished realm that held her interest. [Duchy Courts] Cain on the cross I can't wait to marry this woman, Gilbern is going to have conniptions when he finds out she visited our family for no apparent reason and on the side it looks like she might get our letter passing through Pascae.
I wonder what else we can get her as a gift in Cathaggi that will appeal to her.
Montbrun is being set up for some serious shit and im going to be mad of we miss it >>5624057 V(ancewell) pass
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>>5625421 >The next few months will prove to be as predictable as they will be dull. Lord Vancewell and his Duke can keep themselves distracted with this border war. No, the real movers and players are busy jostling and manoeuvring at the only Court that matters. Little matter how well the game is played, if the field be modest and the prize humble. The network of alliances there must be maintained, and expanded on, even if war threatens. Especially then. [Royal Court] >>5624101 Anonymous
>>5625421 >The next few months will prove to be as predictable as they will be dull. Lord Vancewell and his Duke can keep themselves distracted with this border war. No, the real movers and players are busy jostling and manoeuvring at the only Court that matters. Little matter how well the game is played, if the field be modest and the prize humble. The network of alliances there must be maintained, and expanded on, even if war threatens. Especially then. [Royal Court] >>5624377 Moi
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>>5625421 >A tour at various families, affiliates and trade partners across the other duchies is the sensible middle ground. Pascae, a political charnel house, De Ver and other minor houses would cling to the relative safety of any larger house making their protection known. Fallavon, a visit to her ailing suitor the Marquis and either encourage his interest or let him down gently depending on the advantages to be had. Not to mention Romaine, there now being a certain minor house in impoverished realm that held her interest. [Duchy Courts] I'm torn here vance bros.... I want that snakussy to meet the family, but a woman on the inside of the royal court is valuable too
>>5625228 my snakussy pass
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>>5625421 >A tour at various families, affiliates and trade partners across the other duchies is the sensible middle ground. Pascae, a political charnel house, De Ver and other minor houses would cling to the relative safety of any larger house making their protection known. Fallavon, a visit to her ailing suitor the Marquis and either encourage his interest or let him down gently depending on the advantages to be had. Not to mention Romaine, there now being a certain minor house in impoverished realm that held her interest. [Duchy Courts] Verified
>>5625194 Anonymous
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>>5625421 >>A tour at various families, affiliates and trade partners across the other duchies is the sensible middle ground. Pascae, a political charnel house, De Ver and other minor houses would cling to the relative safety of any larger house making their protection known. Fallavon, a visit to her ailing suitor the Marquis and either encourage his interest or let him down gently depending on the advantages to be had. Not to mention Romaine, there now being a certain minor house in impoverished realm that held her interest. [Duchy Courts] >>5624882 Anonymous
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>>5625421 >A tour at various families, affiliates and trade partners across the other duchies is the sensible middle ground. Pascae, a political charnel house, De Ver and other minor houses would cling to the relative safety of any larger house making their protection known. Fallavon, a visit to her ailing suitor the Marquis and either encourage his interest or let him down gently depending on the advantages to be had. Not to mention Romaine, there now being a certain minor house in impoverished realm that held her interest. [Duchy Courts >>5624289 My v posting
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>>5625421 >The next few months will prove to be as predictable as they will be dull. Lord Vancewell and his Duke can keep themselves distracted with this border war. No, the real movers and players are busy jostling and manoeuvring at the only Court that matters. Little matter how well the game is played, if the field be modest and the prize humble. The network of alliances there must be maintained, and expanded on, even if war threatens. Especially then. [Royal Court] Verily
>>5624000 Anonymous
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>>5625519 >"total snakeman genocide" We put Rabe on that. Frida's talents are really better used somewhere else.
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>>5625421 >>The next few months will prove to be as predictable as they will be dull. Lord Vancewell and his Duke can keep themselves distracted with this border war. No, the real movers and players are busy jostling and manoeuvring at the only Court that matters. Little matter how well the game is played, if the field be modest and the prize humble. The network of alliances there must be maintained, and expanded on, even if war threatens. Especially then. [Royal Court] Anonymous
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>>5625421 >The next few months will prove to be as predictable as they will be dull. Lord Vancewell and his Duke can keep themselves distracted with this border war. No, the real movers and players are busy jostling and manoeuvring at the only Court that matters. Little matter how well the game is played, if the field be modest and the prize humble. The network of alliances there must be maintained, and expanded on, even if war threatens. Especially then. [Royal Court] >>5624167 Me
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>>5625421 >The next few months will prove to be as predictable as they will be dull. Lord Vancewell and his Duke can keep themselves distracted with this border war. No, the real movers and players are busy jostling and manoeuvring at the only Court that matters. Little matter how well the game is played, if the field be modest and the prize humble. The network of alliances there must be maintained, and expanded on, even if war threatens. Especially then. [Royal Court] >>5624018 me
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>>5625575 After our dance in Pascae, Gilbern likely suspects we intercepted her brother with information from Frida and he got played into helping executing her brother. Even our fight with the Marquis comes into suspicion after the fact.
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>>5625421 >A tour at various families, affiliates and trade partners across the other duchies is the sensible middle ground. Pascae, a political charnel house, De Ver and other minor houses would cling to the relative safety of any larger house making their protection known. Fallavon, a visit to her ailing suitor the Marquis and either encourage his interest or let him down gently depending on the advantages to be had. Not to mention Romaine, there now being a certain minor house in impoverished realm that held her interest. [Duchy Courts] >>5624412 Check
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>>5625421 >A tour at various families, affiliates and trade partners across the other duchies is the sensible middle ground. Pascae, a political charnel house, De Ver and other minor houses would cling to the relative safety of any larger house making their protection known. Fallavon, a visit to her ailing suitor the Marquis and either encourage his interest or let him down gently depending on the advantages to be had. Not to mention Romaine, there now being a certain minor house in impoverished realm that held her interest. [Duchy Courts] A grand tour of the Kingdom is in order!
Best girl stays best
>>5624808 V card
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>>5625421 >The next few months will prove to be as predictable as they will be dull. Lord Vancewell and his Duke can keep themselves distracted with this border war. No, the real movers and players are busy jostling and manoeuvring at the only Court that matters. Little matter how well the game is played, if the field be modest and the prize humble. The network of alliances there must be maintained, and expanded on, even if war threatens. Especially then. [Royal Court] >>5625312 Me
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>>5625421 >>The next few months will prove to be as predictable as they will be dull. Lord Vancewell and his Duke can keep themselves distracted with this border war. No, the real movers and players are busy jostling and manoeuvring at the only Court that matters. Little matter how well the game is played, if the field be modest and the prize humble. The network of alliances there must be maintained, and expanded on, even if war threatens. Especially then. [Royal Court] >>5623968 Anonymous
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>>5625421 >A tour at various families, affiliates and trade partners across the other duchies is the sensible middle ground. Pascae, a political charnel house, De Ver and other minor houses would cling to the relative safety of any larger house making their protection known. Fallavon, a visit to her ailing suitor the Marquis and either encourage his interest or let him down gently depending on the advantages to be had. Not to mention Romaine, there now being a certain minor house in impoverished realm that held her interest. [Duchy Courts] verify
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>>5625421 >Duchy Courts I'm not sure if I'm too late for the verification window or not.
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>>5625421 >>5624346 >The next few months will prove to be as predictable as they will be dull. Lord Vancewell and his Duke can keep themselves distracted with this border war. No, the real movers and players are busy jostling and manoeuvring at the only Court that matters. Little matter how well the game is played, if the field be modest and the prize humble. The network of alliances there must be maintained, and expanded on, even if war threatens. Especially then. [Royal Court] Anonymous
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>>5625421 >>A tour at various families, affiliates and trade partners across the other duchies is the sensible middle ground. Pascae, a political charnel house, De Ver and other minor houses would cling to the relative safety of any larger house making their protection known. Fallavon, a visit to her ailing suitor the Marquis and either encourage his interest or let him down gently depending on the advantages to be had. Not to mention Romaine, there now being a certain minor house in impoverished realm that held her interest. [Duchy Courts] Lets gooo. Can't wait to see mother's reaction.
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>>5625421 >>The next few months will prove to be as predictable as they will be dull. Lord Vancewell and his Duke can keep themselves distracted with this border war. No, the real movers and players are busy jostling and manoeuvring at the only Court that matters. Little matter how well the game is played, if the field be modest and the prize humble. The network of alliances there must be maintained, and expanded on, even if war threatens. Especially then. [Royal Court] >>5625001 Anonymous
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>>5625859 Coming from a house nowhere near to Vancewell spheres of influence? I don't know about that.
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>>5625421 >A tour at various families, affiliates and trade partners across the other duchies is the sensible middle ground. Pascae, a political charnel house, De Ver and other minor houses would cling to the relative safety of any larger house making their protection known. Fallavon, a visit to her ailing suitor the Marquis and either encourage his interest or let him down gently depending on the advantages to be had. Not to mention Romaine, there now being a certain minor house in impoverished realm that held her interest. [Duchy Courts] Too good to miss honestly. I think her meeting the senpai would be hilarious and great
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>>5625421 >A tour at various families, affiliates and trade partners across the other duchies is the sensible middle ground. Pascae, a political charnel house, De Ver and other minor houses would cling to the relative safety of any larger house making their protection known. Fallavon, a visit to her ailing suitor the Marquis and either encourage his interest or let him down gently depending on the advantages to be had. Not to mention Romaine, there now being a certain minor house in impoverished realm that held her interest. [Duchy Courts] >>5624664 Me
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>>5625421 >The next few months will prove to be as predictable as they will be dull. Lord Vancewell and his Duke can keep themselves distracted with this border war. No, the real movers and players are busy jostling and manoeuvring at the only Court that matters. Little matter how well the game is played, if the field be modest and the prize humble. The network of alliances there must be maintained, and expanded on, even if war threatens. Especially then. [Royal Court] As much as I'd like for Frida to sneak around Romaine trying to figure us out, I feel she'd focus her effort where she could potentially gain the most. She's an ambitious woman, and ambitions doesn't take you to the ordinary and simple countryside if you have any shred of competence, it takes you to where the levers of power are.
>>5624020 Bing bong this is me
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>>5625421 >>The next few months will prove to be as predictable as they will be dull. Lord Vancewell and his Duke can keep themselves distracted with this border war. No, the real movers and players are busy jostling and manoeuvring at the only Court that matters. Little matter how well the game is played, if the field be modest and the prize humble. The network of alliances there must be maintained, and expanded on, even if war threatens. Especially then. [Royal Court] Anonymous
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>>5625421 >Even a rock-for-brains Rabe could see that the Duke Montbrun would be calling the banners in a few month’s time. Shoring up alliances with friends and vassals closer to home, ensuring Vancewell forces were equipped and ready to marshal at a moment’s notice. And positioned to take advantage of however the upcoming campaign went. Tedious and tawdry work for now, but necessary. [Montbrun Court] Verification
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>>5626187 Woops linking back to my original post. Sorry boss
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>>5626196 personally I think its gives a slight romantic tweak to her scheming, like sure the Marquis should be checked on and the inter duchy affairs should be on point but stopping in on some no note family in Romanie is just so far from that its honestly kind of cute to see her justify it to herself.
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>>5625421 >The next few months will prove to be as predictable as they will be dull. Lord Vancewell and his Duke can keep themselves distracted with this border war. No, the real movers and players are busy jostling and manoeuvring at the only Court that matters. Little matter how well the game is played, if the field be modest and the prize humble. The network of alliances there must be maintained, and expanded on, even if war threatens. Especially then. [Royal Court] >>5624095 Me
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>>5625421 >>The next few months will prove to be as predictable as they will be dull. Lord Vancewell and his Duke can keep themselves distracted with this border war. No, the real movers and players are busy jostling and manoeuvring at the only Court that matters. Little matter how well the game is played, if the field be modest and the prize humble. The network of alliances there must be maintained, and expanded on, even if war threatens. Especially then. [Royal Court] >>5625427 It's hot of the presses
>>5624544 So me
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>>5625421 >Royal Court not sure if Im too late for the v card or not. you can discard this post and have it count for vertification if its possible.
I'll be honest bros I'm not really digging the vancewell romance. I'm not going to sperg on about 'muh andreis roleplay' but I liked the daubney girl a lot more. and having the vancewells keep their raging hate boner for us wouldve been much more fun. oh well, it is what it is.
maybe we'll find another option in carthagi, tall athletic warrior woman sounds nice.
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>>5626320 Her favour has been amazing especially since faction exploits tie in to the heresy lore, if that's something that interests you
Besides, can't ignore a nat 1 anon, the dice gods are always watching!
Fate does have a way of changing our romance paths though. Isn't Vancewell like our 3rd pursuit by now or something?
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>>5626469 >Isn't Vancewell like our 3rd pursuit by now or something? I only remember banging the tracker woman and the brown hag. Not really "pursuits"
Did I memory holed a waifu or something?
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>>5626469 >Anons choose to pump and then not-quite-dump Tracker Jean >Anons vote to save some worthless peasant, embittering the Sinclair family and losing my beloved Ava I can only hope some brilliant decision ruins this worst of romances as well. Preferably of the moral variety.
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>>5626473 The Sinclair girl?
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>>5626320 Nah senpai Vancewell is fun. She's interesting and exciting and has the potential for such great roleplay bouncing unexpected shit off Emile. Better than some trumped up farm girl
>>5626469 I'd say the first serious one. Emile fucked around and found out with Tracker Jean (in that he found out that a strong woman isn't interested in a lukewarm dude), Daubney was an interest and an initial favour was exchanged but not much else was done on that front (and IRRC we majorly pissed off her family and became persona non grata in the areas...).
Vancewell we danced with politically a few times, got a deeper understanding of and wowed her on the dance floor and in the bed room. We've exchanged letters and all that.
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>>5626473 >>5626479 >>5626476 >3/3/2020 is when the vote that ended the Sinclair romance went through Egads, the flow of time is relentless
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Samefag ruined Jean, some other samefag will ruin the Vancewell romance too.
You know how it's gonna be. This guy
>>5626475 will be happy to help ruin it. I'm sure there's more.
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>>5626485 Good thing that's his only vote in the thread so far. Whilst I don't know if Forgottens current anti-samefag methods work all the time, they do seem to have made an impact. Old mate up there can whine impotently all he likes, won't change a thing
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>>5626486 I am
>>5625591 mobileposting, so don't get your hopes up.
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>>5626486 oh come on, no need to be THAT hostile to him. god knows losing a waifu vote is a pain that lingers for a looong time
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>>5626489 Just not real keen on dealing with more of the implied bullshit. Samefags, voting sabotage, all that shit is a fun killer but you're right, all he did was say he hopes we fuck it up. It's lame but that's all it is I suppose
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>>5626473 Sinclair and Norveski at least
Granted, we've gone further with Vancewell than the others
>>5625421 Forgotten, how long has it been since we covered Mikail's education? I seem to remember a mechanic for furthering an area of his knightly training, but I can't remember the last thread it happened
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>>5626505 I wouldn't count Norveski personally. Did Emile even make a single success's worth of headway towards romancing her?
>>5626489 You better believe it. I don't think I've been on the winning side of a waifu war in actual years. God, Saint, I still regret it all.
>>5626505 I don't recall if the training session on the fucking boat came before or after Langland. It was either then when he unlocked his willpower buff or when he learned about the Roiguard from the Trident knight in Langland.
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>>5626469 she's about the 6th prospective relationship Emille's had with a woman
1. The Norveski girl and the where learned the Andrei spaghetti recipe, it funny how she was some kind of prime Romani schemer and we landed Vancewell of all people.
2. Tracker Jean but she was the one pursuing Emille and of course Emille fucked it up.
3. Eva Sinclair, a shame F*llavon is and forever will be a shithole.
4. Daubney, I hope that girl lands a good Knigga
5. Lanthe though that always felt weird to me and I'm uncertain it would have lead anywhere that was us being exploited by her.
>>5626479 >we majorly pissed off her family and became persona non grata in the areas... I know the family was grief stricken about our first Knigga but theres not exactly lasting strain between us due to it, it remains to be seen how non grata we actually are.
>>5626513 >>5626505 First thread when we landed in Capri and handed him his ass was I believe the last bit of training he got.
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>>5626530 >I know the family was grief stricken about our first Knigga but theres not exactly lasting strain between us due to it, it remains to be seen how non grata we actually are. I think I was getting characters mixed up. I was thinking of the Sinclair dickhead who we upset by helping a serf and then embarrassing him in a duel
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>>5626530 >>5626532 >Gets your brother executed (Vancewell) >BTFOs your cousin (Sinclair) >Confirms the death of your childhood friend and fiancé (Daubney) >Murders your betrothed and gets your family attainted (Hewitt) Emile needs a woman with no extant male relatives or close male relations methinks. Otherwise he WILL kill or otherwise be (nearly) involved in the end of the men around his waifu.
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>>5626539 Jesus, Emile is the fucking black plague to any attractive woman he passes by
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>SELECTED: A tour at various families, affiliates and trade partners across the other duchies is the sensible middle ground. Pascae, a political charnel house, De Ver and other minor houses would cling to the relative safety of any larger house making their protection known. Fallavon, a visit to her ailing suitor the Marquis and either encourage his interest or let him down gently depending on the advantages to be had. Not to mention Romaine, there now being a certain minor house in impoverished realm that held her interest. [Duchy Courts] <span class="mu-s">Fenegan, 16th Day of Kostrimun, 883 A.C.E. – Cathagi – Church of the Holy Juvenescence</span>
>PREVIOUSLY SELECTED: Lawgiver: +1 Re-Roll to any tests involving trials (combat or legal) >PREVIOUSLY SELECTED: 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. [Write in] >SPENT -5 Sequins [Wealth: 190 Sequins] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W3TNI_XuTUU&t=209s&ab_channel=RelaxingBackgroundNoise – The evils of the failing flesh and man’s indifference…Angel in Heaven, the Almighty surely loves to test his followers. Why else would you find yourself elbow deep in dirty bandages, the putrid stench of open infected wounds causing your gorge to rise as you pass fresh dressings to the Sister Superior Ignatius tending to the dying old man laid out on the table. And the man is surely dying, you need no apothecary to tell you that. Limbs wasted away, fever taking his wits even as rot eats at his body. You’d be shocked if he lasted the day.
You find yourself wondering what happens to the few slaves that do recover, or at least stabilise to the point where they are capable of walking. A few of the male orderlies seem local, but again they are but a drop in the pool of suffering concentrated here. There are so many. So, so many. And you’ve no idea how still linger in the streets and lanes outside, apparently many die crowded on the eastern wall of the quarters just waiting to get in and die her instead. Now you wonder if all the verdant gardens and sweet-smelling flowers were planted in the eastern wing of the Church of the Holy Juvenescence for an altogether more gruesome reason. The bodies, the smell alone…
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>>5625421 >The next few months will prove to be as predictable as they will be dull. Lord Vancewell and his Duke can keep themselves distracted with this border war. No, the real movers and players are busy jostling and manoeuvring at the only Court that matters. Little matter how well the game is played, if the field be modest and the prize humble. The network of alliances there must be maintained, and expanded on, even if war threatens. Especially then. [Royal Court] Anonymous
>>5626532 Yeah that tracks a little better.
>>5626539 >Emile needs a woman with no extant male relatives or close male relations methinks. Good thing I'm pretty sure Vancewell fills that out to a T and Papa is likely a goddamn blackguard to boot.
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But still they come, the paupers, the street waifs and the discarded slaves. All of them too frail, or ill, or wounded to fetch a spare sequin or two in the flesh markets or even keep around on the off-chance they recover to resume work. And it is not like this side-chapel of the holy church has much to offer in the way of medicine and aid either. Supplies are in constant shortage, always, and are viciously rationed by the sisters for those whom it make a bit of difference. The best the majority can hope for is a shelter in this stinking hot room, a meal in the form of watered down gruel and a dry-eyed sister to speak a prayer over their expired body. Not that they even believe in your God, but it must beat dying in an alleyway somewhere around the corner. And it is not such a bad thing if a pretty foreign witch casts a spell on you or whatever they believe goes on here.
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:DzQ9DZeK Tue 04 Apr 2023 12:45:56 No. 5626564 Report [3/3]>“Forgive me, sister. Angel, grant me strength.” You whisper the last. Weakness in the face of the enemy is unacceptable. True, the enemy here is human suffering and all the plagues of the world, but your duty is the same. You must face this as a man, lend aid where you can, and use this lesson to value the good works of those you are sworn to defend. [Hearty] >“Verse XIV…” You shut your mouth and press on, shamed to silence. This nun, far from weak, is in her way God’s own chosen warrior on this particular battlefield. Here, you are a mere squire. But you will learn. And perhaps in the future you might even consider doing more good for your fellow man through the medicines of the Ordo Medicae than the laws of the Ordo Praetor. [Idealist]
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>>5626564 >“Forgive me, sister. Angel, grant me strength.” You whisper the last. Weakness in the face of the enemy is unacceptable. True, the enemy here is human suffering and all the plagues of the world, but your duty is the same. You must face this as a man, lend aid where you can, and use this lesson to value the good works of those you are sworn to defend. [Hearty] I don't think Emile is going to dive into this in the future but he'd steel himself and press on. Handing out money alone is no virtue, no sign of faith, we must persevere, we must be tested and show our strength, we must lend our aid. A knight is sworn to valour...
>>5623967 Great update Forgotten, very grim
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>>5626564 >“Verse XIV…” You shut your mouth and press on, shamed to silence. This nun, far from weak, is in her way God’s own chosen warrior on this particular battlefield. Here, you are a mere squire. But you will learn. And perhaps in the future you might even consider doing more good for your fellow man through the medicines of the Ordo Medicae than the laws of the Ordo Praetor. [Idealist] >>5626555 You know, I don't think Frida will take well to Emile helping Gilbern indict and execute her Faction daddy.
>>5624377 As I said, verily
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>>5626564 >“I… I can’t. Reginae have mercy, but I can’t.” By the all the Saints, mercy. You cannot stand this any longer. You are a knight, a warrior, not a nun. You feel as much use here as a pitchfork in pigshit. The sisters would do better with your coin than your hands, surely? You double, no triple, your charity and make your excuses. You need to check on your companions before the Long Walk at any rate. But inside, you hate the weakness you've show here today. [Haughty] >>5625045 Anonymous
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>>5626564 >>“Forgive me, sister. Angel, grant me strength.” You whisper the last. Weakness in the face of the enemy is unacceptable. True, the enemy here is human suffering and all the plagues of the world, but your duty is the same. You must face this as a man, lend aid where you can, and use this lesson to value the good works of those you are sworn to defend. [Hearty] >>5623970 Verily
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>>5626564 >>“Forgive me, sister. Angel, grant me strength.” You whisper the last. Weakness in the face of the enemy is unacceptable. True, the enemy here is human suffering and all the plagues of the world, but your duty is the same. You must face this as a man, lend aid where you can, and use this lesson to value the good works of those you are sworn to defend. [Hearty] >>5624124 Me.
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>>5626564 >>“Forgive me, sister. Angel, grant me strength.” You whisper the last. Weakness in the face of the enemy is unacceptable. True, the enemy here is human suffering and all the plagues of the world, but your duty is the same. You must face this as a man, lend aid where you can, and use this lesson to value the good works of those you are sworn to defend. [Hearty] >>5624016 Anonymous
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>>5626564 >“Forgive me, sister. Angel, grant me strength.” You whisper the last. Weakness in the face of the enemy is unacceptable. True, the enemy here is human suffering and all the plagues of the world, but your duty is the same. You must face this as a man, lend aid where you can, and use this lesson to value the good works of those you are sworn to defend. [Hearty] Disease strikes down the pious and the sinner
>>5624808 V card
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>>5626564 >>“Forgive me, sister. Angel, grant me strength.” You whisper the last. Weakness in the face of the enemy is unacceptable. True, the enemy here is human suffering and all the plagues of the world, but your duty is the same. You must face this as a man, lend aid where you can, and use this lesson to value the good works of those you are sworn to defend. [Hearty] Anonymous
>>5626569 That's why we help
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>>5626564 >“Verse XIV…” You shut your mouth and press on, shamed to silence. This nun, far from weak, is in her way God’s own chosen warrior on this particular battlefield. Here, you are a mere squire. But you will learn. And perhaps in the future you might even consider doing more good for your fellow man through the medicines of the Ordo Medicae than the laws of the Ordo Praetor. [Idealist] Pray bitches
>>5624004 me
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>>5626564 >“Forgive me, sister. Angel, grant me strength.” You whisper the last. Weakness in the face of the enemy is unacceptable. True, the enemy here is human suffering and all the plagues of the world, but your duty is the same. You must face this as a man, lend aid where you can, and use this lesson to value the good works of those you are sworn to defend. [Hearty >>5624289 My v postings
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>>5626564 >“Verse XIV…” You shut your mouth and press on, shamed to silence. This nun, far from weak, is in her way God’s own chosen warrior on this particular battlefield. Here, you are a mere squire. But you will learn. And perhaps in the future you might even consider doing more good for your fellow man through the medicines of the Ordo Medicae than the laws of the Ordo Praetor. [Idealist] Harsh but we got to power through it.
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>>5626564 >“Verse XIV…” You shut your mouth and press on, shamed to silence. This nun, far from weak, is in her way God’s own chosen warrior on this particular battlefield. Here, you are a mere squire. But you will learn. And perhaps in the future you might even consider doing more good for your fellow man through the medicines of the Ordo Medicae than the laws of the Ordo Praetor. [Idealist] The only real choice here, but I do forsee a roll to not puke our guts out. This ain't like fighting deadmen back home, Emmy.
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>Formatting error makes the [Haughty] option unselectable
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>>5626564 >“Forgive me, sister. Angel, grant me strength.” You whisper the last. Weakness in the face of the enemy is unacceptable. True, the enemy here is human suffering and all the plagues of the world, but your duty is the same. You must face this as a man, lend aid where you can, and use this lesson to value the good works of those you are sworn to defend. [Hearty] >>5624167 Me
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>>5626564 >“Verse XIV…” You shut your mouth and press on, shamed to silence. This nun, far from weak, is in her way God’s own chosen warrior on this particular battlefield. Here, you are a mere squire. But you will learn. And perhaps in the future you might even consider doing more good for your fellow man through the medicines of the Ordo Medicae than the laws of the Ordo Praetor. [Idealist] We must learn.
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>>5626564 >“Forgive me, sister. Angel, grant me strength.” You whisper the last. Weakness in the face of the enemy is unacceptable. True, the enemy here is human suffering and all the plagues of the world, but your duty is the same. You must face this as a man, lend aid where you can, and use this lesson to value the good works of those you are sworn to defend. [Hearty] >>5625228 that me
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>>5626564 >>“Forgive me, sister. Angel, grant me strength.” You whisper the last. Weakness in the face of the enemy is unacceptable. True, the enemy here is human suffering and all the plagues of the world, but your duty is the same. You must face this as a man, lend aid where you can, and use this lesson to value the good works of those you are sworn to defend. [Hearty] >>5624882 me
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>>5626564 >“Verse XIV…” You shut your mouth and press on, shamed to silence. This nun, far from weak, is in her way God’s own chosen warrior on this particular battlefield. Here, you are a mere squire. But you will learn. And perhaps in the future you might even consider doing more good for your fellow man through the medicines of the Ordo Medicae than the laws of the Ordo Praetor. [Idealist] >>5624101 Anonymous
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>>5626564 >>“Forgive me, sister. Angel, grant me strength.” You whisper the last. Weakness in the face of the enemy is unacceptable. True, the enemy here is human suffering and all the plagues of the world, but your duty is the same. You must face this as a man, lend aid where you can, and use this lesson to value the good works of those you are sworn to defend. [Hearty] >>5624544 so so me
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>>5626564 >“Verse XIV…” You shut your mouth and press on, shamed to silence. This nun, far from weak, is in her way God’s own chosen warrior on this particular battlefield. Here, you are a mere squire. But you will learn. And perhaps in the future you might even consider doing more good for your fellow man through the medicines of the Ordo Medicae than the laws of the Ordo Praetor. [Idealist] We are out of comfort zone, but it is a good thing to learn our weakness somewhere it won't hurt us.
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>>5624053 >>5626750 Keep forgetting my v-card.
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>>5626564 >“Forgive me, sister. Angel, grant me strength.” You whisper the last. Weakness in the face of the enemy is unacceptable. True, the enemy here is human suffering and all the plagues of the world, but your duty is the same. You must face this as a man, lend aid where you can, and use this lesson to value the good works of those you are sworn to defend. [Hearty] Wonder if we will ever lose the Haughty trait after not using it for so long
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>>5626564 Obligatory contrarian vote coming through
>“I… I can’t. Reginae have mercy, but I can’t.” By the all the Saints, mercy. You cannot stand this any longer. You are a knight, a warrior, not a nun. You feel as much use here as a pitchfork in pigshit. The sisters would do better with your coin than your hands, surely? You double, no triple, your charity and make your excuses. You need to check on your companions before the Long Walk at any rate. But inside, you hate the weakness you've show here today. [Haughty] He's just gonna puke all over some dying man. And if Emile isn't much of a help, what's the point in symbolic presence? To show off to whom?
Accept weakness and nope out of there, wiser to the ugliness of the world.
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>>5626564 >“Verse XIV…” You shut your mouth and press on, shamed to silence. This nun, far from weak, is in her way God’s own chosen warrior on this particular battlefield. Here, you are a mere squire. But you will learn. And perhaps in the future you might even consider doing more good for your fellow man through the medicines of the Ordo Medicae than the laws of the Ordo Praetor. [Idealist] me
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>>5626564 >“I… I can’t. Reginae have mercy, but I can’t.” By the all the Saints, mercy. You cannot stand this any longer. You are a knight, a warrior, not a nun. You feel as much use here as a pitchfork in pigshit. The sisters would do better with your coin than your hands, surely? You double, no triple, your charity and make your excuses. You need to check on your companions before the Long Walk at any rate. But inside, you hate the weakness you've show here today. [Haughty] Anonymous
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>>5626564 >“Verse XIV…” You shut your mouth and press on, shamed to silence. This nun, far from weak, is in her way God’s own chosen warrior on this particular battlefield. Here, you are a mere squire. But you will learn. And perhaps in the future you might even consider doing more good for your fellow man through the medicines of the Ordo Medicae than the laws of the Ordo Praetor. [Idealist] >>5624346 moi
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>>5626564 >“Verse XIV…” You shut your mouth and press on, shamed to silence. This nun, far from weak, is in her way God’s own chosen warrior on this particular battlefield. Here, you are a mere squire. But you will learn. And perhaps in the future you might even consider doing more good for your fellow man through the medicines of the Ordo Medicae than the laws of the Ordo Praetor. [Idealist] Verily
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>>5626564 >>“Forgive me, sister. Angel, grant me strength.” You whisper the last. Weakness in the face of the enemy is unacceptable. True, the enemy here is human suffering and all the plagues of the world, but your duty is the same. You must face this as a man, lend aid where you can, and use this lesson to value the good works of those you are sworn to defend. [Hearty] >>5623968 Anonymous
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>>5626564 >“Forgive me, sister. Angel, grant me strength.” You whisper the last. Weakness in the face of the enemy is unacceptable. True, the enemy here is human suffering and all the plagues of the world, but your duty is the same. You must face this as a man, lend aid where you can, and use this lesson to value the good works of those you are sworn to defend. [Hearty] I am actually really drawn to the haughty option. I think it would be a nice way to showcase how Emile's not always ready to take on all fights. Sure, hunting down unholy beasts and fierce fighters is one thing, but the horror of facing pestilence and everday misery? Too much.
But Emile's stubborn. He'll do it. Or try atleast.
>>5623997 Me
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>>5626564 > "Verse XIV…” You shut your mouth and press on, shamed to silence. This nun, far from weak, is in her way God’s own chosen warrior on this particular battlefield. Here, you are a mere squire. But you will learn, for weakness in the face of the enemy is unacceptable. True, the enemy here is human suffering and all the plagues of the world, but your duty is the same. You must face this as a man, lend aid where you can, and use this lesson to value the good works of those you are sworn to defend. [Idealist/Hearty] Token write-in. Hearty is great but those first lines from idealist are just too good to leave out.
>>5624412 Check.
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>>5626564 >>“Forgive me, sister. Angel, grant me strength.” You whisper the last. Weakness in the face of the enemy is unacceptable. True, the enemy here is human suffering and all the plagues of the world, but your duty is the same. You must face this as a man, lend aid where you can, and use this lesson to value the good works of those you are sworn to defend. [Hearty] Anonymous
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>>5626564 >“Forgive me, sister. Angel, grant me strength.” You whisper the last. Weakness in the face of the enemy is unacceptable. True, the enemy here is human suffering and all the plagues of the world, but your duty is the same. You must face this as a man, lend aid where you can, and use this lesson to value the good works of those you are sworn to defend. [Hearty] >>5624018 Anonymous
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>>5626564 >>“Verse XIV…” You shut your mouth and press on, shamed to silence. This nun, far from weak, is in her way God’s own chosen warrior on this particular battlefield. Here, you are a mere squire. But you will learn. And perhaps in the future you might even consider doing more good for your fellow man through the medicines of the Ordo Medicae than the laws of the Ordo Praetor. [Idealist] >>5624400 Verification
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>>5626564 >“Forgive me, sister. Angel, grant me strength.” You whisper the last. Weakness in the face of the enemy is unacceptable. True, the enemy here is human suffering and all the plagues of the world, but your duty is the same. You must face this as a man, lend aid where you can, and use this lesson to value the good works of those you are sworn to defend. [Hearty] >>5625312 Me
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>>5626564 >“Forgive me, sister. Angel, grant me strength.” You whisper the last. Weakness in the face of the enemy is unacceptable. True, the enemy here is human suffering and all the plagues of the world, but your duty is the same. You must face this as a man, lend aid where you can, and use this lesson to value the good works of those you are sworn to defend. [Hearty] >>5624056 Purge weakness. Embody strength. Reject disease.
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>>5626564 >“Forgive me, sister. Angel, grant me strength.” You whisper the last. Weakness in the face of the enemy is unacceptable. True, the enemy here is human suffering and all the plagues of the world, but your duty is the same. You must face this as a man, lend aid where you can, and use this lesson to value the good works of those you are sworn to defend. [Hearty] Push through Emile, push through
>>5626620 We get Frida on our team and put a stop to both factions (queen and prince) and then unite the kingdom to retake Ardennes. Then wife her up as the Duke and duchess of Ardennes. Emile is sainted and she produces a pile of holy babies. What could go wrong?
Oh yeah, verified
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>>5626564 >“Verse XIV…” You shut your mouth and press on, shamed to silence. This nun, far from weak, is in her way God’s own chosen warrior on this particular battlefield. Here, you are a mere squire. But you will learn. And perhaps in the future you might even consider doing more good for your fellow man through the medicines of the Ordo Medicae than the laws of the Ordo Praetor. [Idealist] >>5624444 This is me bossman
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>>5626564 >“Verse XIV…” You shut your mouth and press on, shamed to silence. This nun, far from weak, is in her way God’s own chosen warrior on this particular battlefield. Here, you are a mere squire. But you will learn. And perhaps in the future you might even consider doing more good for your fellow man through the medicines of the Ordo Medicae than the laws of the Ordo Praetor. [Idealist] >>5623972 I am he
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>>5626564 >“I… I can’t. Reginae have mercy, but I can’t.” By the all the Saints, mercy. You cannot stand this any longer. You are a knight, a warrior, not a nun. You feel as much use here as a pitchfork in pigshit. The sisters would do better with your coin than your hands, surely? You double, no triple, your charity and make your excuses. You need to check on your companions before the Long Walk at any rate. But inside, you hate the weakness you've show here today. [Haughty] verify
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>>5624966 V check
>>5626564 >“Verse XIV…” You shut your mouth and press on, shamed to silence. This nun, far from weak, is in her way God’s own chosen warrior on this particular battlefield. Here, you are a mere squire. But you will learn. And perhaps in the future you might even consider doing more good for your fellow man through the medicines of the Ordo Medicae than the laws of the Ordo Praetor. [Idealist] With some obligatory gagging. Im fine with hearty,too.
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>>5625288 >“Verse XIV…” You shut your mouth and press on, shamed to silence. This nun, far from weak, is in her way God’s own chosen warrior on this particular battlefield. Here, you are a mere squire. But you will learn. And perhaps in the future you might even consider doing more good for your fellow man through the medicines of the Ordo Medicae than the laws of the Ordo Praetor. [Idealist] >>5625288 Hot diggity damn.
It's Me.
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>>5626564 >>“Forgive me, sister. Angel, grant me strength.” You whisper the last. Weakness in the face of the enemy is unacceptable. True, the enemy here is human suffering and all the plagues of the world, but your duty is the same. You must face this as a man, lend aid where you can, and use this lesson to value the good works of those you are sworn to defend. [Hearty] Anonymous
>>5626564 >>“Verse XIV…” You shut your mouth and press on, shamed to silence. This nun, far from weak, is in her way God’s own chosen warrior on this particular battlefield. Here, you are a mere squire. But you will learn. And perhaps in the future you might even consider doing more good for your fellow man through the medicines of the Ordo Medicae than the laws of the Ordo Praetor. [Idealist] me
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>>5626564 >“I… I can’t. Reginae have mercy, but I can’t.” By the all the Saints, mercy. You cannot stand this any longer. You are a knight, a warrior, not a nun. You feel as much use here as a pitchfork in pigshit. The sisters would do better with your coin than your hands, surely? You double, no triple, your charity and make your excuses. You need to check on your companions before the Long Walk at any rate. But inside, you hate the weakness you've show here today. [Haughty] Saintfagging aint me though I get it but I find it the prospect of Emille struggling with Poverty or Slavery inflicted injury and sickness more interesting than being able to simply power through it because of muh sainthood or whatever.
>>5627282 If you want to tackle the Factional rivalry in the royal court we'll need to wife up first and gain the lord status then Duke up for the social bonuses for ranks to even consider the big whig politics and theirs a more tangiable thread to the Montbrune duchy than reclaiming Ardenne right now, besides I'm willing to bet their are any number of claimaints or lords who would contest an Andrei claiming it in even the best scenario.
Not sure where babies or sainthood would land theoretically, babies probably as a matter of securing the succession early on though.
>>5624057 Me pass
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>>5626564 >>“Forgive me, sister. Angel, grant me strength.” You whisper the last. Weakness in the face of the enemy is unacceptable. True, the enemy here is human suffering and all the plagues of the world, but your duty is the same. You must face this as a man, lend aid where you can, and use this lesson to value the good works of those you are sworn to defend. [Hearty] But specifically with the rider that Emile isn't stoically powering through it with a heroic countenance, he very clearly is doing this with watery eyes while hovering on the verge of vomiting. Emile has shown quite a bit of willpower, but doing this kind of work is a new and unpleasant experience for him that he's having a hard time dealing with.
>>5624083 Me daddy
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>>5627589 Yeah feels like this makes sense. Idealist doesn't make much sense to me. Like Emile himself realised there are others a lot more competent than him at this, and there are a lot with the required skills and aptitude who can learn. Meanwhile the Emile is among a very small group uniquely who are uniquely qualified and able to learn the required skills for being a preator, and even more importantly he is among an even smaller group of individuals actually willing to do the work. If Pascae is anything to go by it's a field that is severely understaffed. Which the healers also are but they have a much bigger recruitment pool.
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>>5627589 Fair enough.
I'll change my vote here
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>“Forgive me, sister. Angel, grant me strength.” You whisper the last. Weakness in the face of the enemy is unacceptable. True, the enemy here is human suffering and all the plagues of the world, but your duty is the same. You must face this as a man, lend aid where you can, and use this lesson to value the good works of those you are sworn to defend. [Hearty] Anonymous
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>>5626564 >“Forgive me, sister. Angel, grant me strength.” You whisper the last. Weakness in the face of the enemy is unacceptable. True, the enemy here is human suffering and all the plagues of the world, but your duty is the same. You must face this as a man, lend aid where you can, and use this lesson to value the good works of those you are sworn to defend. [Hearty] Me
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:jacb9aXY Wed 05 Apr 2023 11:29:29 No. 5627763 Report I know the threads only just starting but but work fucked me. I’ll have an update for ya’ll tomorrow.
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>>5627763 Work hard play harder fwend
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>>5627763 We'll be here boss.
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>>5626564 >“Verse XIV…” You shut your mouth and press on, shamed to silence. This nun, far from weak, is in her way God’s own chosen warrior on this particular battlefield. Here, you are a mere squire. But you will learn. And perhaps in the future you might even consider doing more good for your fellow man through the medicines of the Ordo Medicae than the laws of the Ordo Praetor. [Idealist] >>5624835 Anonymous
Just kidding, I know it's still early
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:yJAs/Ayp Thu 06 Apr 2023 10:59:55 No. 5628804 Report >>5628781 Well… I’m actually still in the office.
14 hours straight, 2 days of it now. fucking killing me…
Tomorrow boys I swear. But then I’m off for the Easter break surfing. Bloody average of me I know, I’ll keep you updated when I get back to a half-decent schedule.
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>>5628804 The almighty gives his strongest knights the hardest battles
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>>5628804 Man I love you forgotten but I have to ask if things are okay?
>>5628805 Goddamn if this aint true.
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>>5628804 I am no longer asking. Australians better stop getting caught doing crime or at least go down in a blaze of glory like proper bush rangers, or we will have a problem
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Hangman, according to the Crimes Act NSW section 6 No 40 "Acts causing danger to life or bodily harm" it is illegal for you to not update in a timely manner. I don't want this to get ugly, but you have a duty
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Passover, so lets speculate around Cain on the cross, how did he survive. Has he too angry to die and broke free and broke free of his bounds or Adam manage to free him?
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>>5630735 Given how we were initially presented with the shiny clean mainstream version of the story, and every new development of secret knowledge we've uncovered about the *actual* history of The Brothers has revealed things to be far darker and messier than that, I'm guessing Cain has/had some Cu Chulainn insane riastrad body horror berserker bullshit going on
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>>5630735 Depends was this before or after the deal was struck? maybe saving cain was the impetus for striking the deal.
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>>5630915 In the ruins its the 10th verse out of 13
>1. Salve Reginae Raises Her Sons in the City. >2. The Sons Preach to the People and Defy the Slavers. >3. The Sons Escape into the Wilderness. >4. Salve Reginae is Tormented. >5. The Almighty Appears Before the Sons. >6. The Sons Return from Exile, Cain is Crucified. >7. The Sons Smite the Dragon and Raze the City. >8. The Sons Lead the People Across the Sea to Cantôn. >9. A Bargain is Struck with Sin. The Sons are Forged. >10. The Power of the Wild is broken at Motte-Fallavon. >11. Five Sons turn to Sin. The Sixth Son is Martyred >12. The Seventh Son Reaps a Bloody Vengeance. Two Sins Are Chained, the Rest Scattered. >13. The Seventh Son and his Ten Thousand Embark to Hunt the Remaining Sins. Also apparently we've accounted for the two previously accounted for sins, Abyss who is now free and probably roaming the seas and Anarchy who is hopefully still chained away by the Reginate.
>>5630894 >>5630735 I suspect that Cain was saved by a few followers of the nascent faith or a ploy by Adam if they weren't uber powered by this point, I also suspect like a filthy heretic that
like Prince the brothers humanity was chipped away by their need for more power in the pursuit of forming Canton and preserving their followers, weither or not they could be called truly human by Cain's departure Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B
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>SELECTED: “Forgive me, sister. Angel, grant me strength.” You whisper the last. Weakness in the face of the enemy is unacceptable. True, the enemy here is human suffering and all the plagues of the world, but your duty is the same. You must face this as a man, lend aid where you can, and use this lesson to value the good works of those you are sworn to defend. [Hearty]
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:YAm+SFRs Sat 08 Apr 2023 13:27:16 No. 5631075 Report [2/2]>Your squire has been making progress these last few weeks, at least in practical skills while his erudition is still wanting. You know that this pilgrimage is not just about your own journey, it is his too. Impressing upon the young boy the importance of the Faith, and the sacrifices a knight must make in defence of it, is as crucial as any lesson in swordplay. [Mikail] >You’ve caught neither sight nor sound of your Fae companion since stepping ashore. You doubt she is in too much trouble, even in this City. Jess always has been the sort to be able to take care of yourself. But it may be worth sending Courageous Sky out, the two creatures of the Wild always had a kind of affinity. Who knows what slavers might try if they clue on to her true nature. [Jess the Kid] > Your veteran Comitas companion has taken up with the regular holy knight duties around the sacred grounds with ease. He must have been stationed here long ago, a younger man. Your completion of the pilgrimage was something of a personal mission to him, and you know he remains sworn to silence. Still, you enjoy his quiet companionship. And the man may have some wisdom to offer on the trials of the Long Walk ahead. [Brother Rosseau]
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:YAm+SFRs Sat 08 Apr 2023 13:29:14 No. 5631078 Report >>5628805 >>5628810 >>5628812 >>5628819 >>5629918 >>5629979 Sorry for the flakiness and rocky start to the thread gents, I'm away visiting family this week to. I promise to update /qtg/ and twitter when I'm back to the regular schedule.
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>>5631075 >Your squire has been making progress these last few weeks, at least in practical skills while his erudition is still wanting. You know that this pilgrimage is not just about your own journey, it is his too. Impressing upon the young boy the importance of the Faith, and the sacrifices a knight must make in defence of it, is as crucial as any lesson in swordplay. [Mikail] I want to see how little Mikail is doing and make sure he is keeping up with all of his studies.
>>5631078 No worries boss, I was just giving you a hard time. Happy Easter
>>5623967 Me
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>>5631075 >>Your squire has been making progress these last few weeks, at least in practical skills while his erudition is still wanting. You know that this pilgrimage is not just about your own journey, it is his too. Impressing upon the young boy the importance of the Faith, and the sacrifices a knight must make in defence of it, is as crucial as any lesson in swordplay. [Mikail] I still want to knight the lad at the end of the long walk. The boy has travelled the entire pilgrimage with us, and seen and done more than most tourney knights will ever do. It would suck to see him go, but it seems unfair to force him to stay with us here for 2 years.
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>>5631087 Isn't it only the Roiguard who can knight a commoner?>
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>>5631087 >>5624544 me
>>5631088 I think any knight can knight a new knight, Or maybe it has to be a lord. But if you want land or title beyond knighthood it has to come from elsewhere. or maybe I'm just plain wrong.
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>>5631091 Honestly I think I may have pulled that out of my ass, I don't know where I got the idea from
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>>5631075 >Your veteran Comitas companion has taken up with the regular holy knight duties around the sacred grounds with ease. He must have been stationed here long ago, a younger man. Your completion of the pilgrimage was something of a personal mission to him, and you know he remains sworn to silence. Still, you enjoy his quiet companionship. And the man may have some wisdom to offer on the trials of the Long Walk ahead. [Brother Rosseau] Anonymous
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>>5631075 >>Your squire has been making progress these last few weeks, at least in practical skills while his erudition is still wanting. You know that this pilgrimage is not just about your own journey, it is his too. Impressing upon the young boy the importance of the Faith, and the sacrifices a knight must make in defence of it, is as crucial as any lesson in swordplay. [Mikail] It's been a bit since we spent time with him.
>>5624124 Me.
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>>5631075 >Your squire has been making progress these last few weeks, at least in practical skills while his erudition is still wanting. You know that this pilgrimage is not just about your own journey, it is his too. Impressing upon the young boy the importance of the Faith, and the sacrifices a knight must make in defence of it, is as crucial as any lesson in swordplay. [Mikail] We would be a poor teacher if we did not outline the importance of faith
>>5624808 V card
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>>5631075 >Your squire has been making progress these last few weeks, at least in practical skills while his erudition is still wanting. You know that this pilgrimage is not just about your own journey, it is his too. Impressing upon the young boy the importance of the Faith, and the sacrifices a knight must make in defence of it, is as crucial as any lesson in swordplay. [Mikail] A sword's morals are only as true as its wielder.
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>>5631075 >Your veteran Comitas companion has taken up with the regular holy knight duties around the sacred grounds with ease. He must have been stationed here long ago, a younger man. Your completion of the pilgrimage was something of a personal mission to him, and you know he remains sworn to silence. Still, you enjoy his quiet companionship. And the man may have some wisdom to offer on the trials of the Long Walk ahead. [Brother Rosseau] Anonymous
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>>5631075 > Your veteran Comitas companion has taken up with the regular holy knight duties around the sacred grounds with ease. He must have been stationed here long ago, a younger man. Your completion of the pilgrimage was something of a personal mission to him, and you know he remains sworn to silence. Still, you enjoy his quiet companionship. And the man may have some wisdom to offer on the trials of the Long Walk ahead. [Brother Rosseau] >>5624159 Anonymous
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>>5631075 >Your squire has been making progress these last few weeks, at least in practical skills while his erudition is still wanting. You know that this pilgrimage is not just about your own journey, it is his too. Impressing upon the young boy the importance of the Faith, and the sacrifices a knight must make in defence of it, is as crucial as any lesson in swordplay. [Mikail] >>5623970 Onwards!
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>>5631078 No worries man
Happy easter hope you have a good time and better food
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>>5631075 >Your squire has been making progress these last few weeks, at least in practical skills while his erudition is still wanting. You know that this pilgrimage is not just about your own journey, it is his too. Impressing upon the young boy the importance of the Faith, and the sacrifices a knight must make in defence of it, is as crucial as any lesson in swordplay. [Mikail] Anonymous
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>>5631075 >>You’ve caught neither sight nor sound of your Fae companion since stepping ashore. You doubt she is in too much trouble, even in this City. Jess always has been the sort to be able to take care of yourself. But it may be worth sending Courageous Sky out, the two creatures of the Wild always had a kind of affinity. Who knows what slavers might try if they clue on to her true nature. [Jess the Kid] Seeing how Jess reacts to city life is fun.
>>5624345 Verification
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>>5631075 >Your squire has been making progress these last few weeks, at least in practical skills while his erudition is still wanting. You know that this pilgrimage is not just about your own journey, it is his too. Impressing upon the young boy the importance of the Faith, and the sacrifices a knight must make in defence of it, is as crucial as any lesson in swordplay. [Mikail For duty, we are to teach this young man.
>>5624289 My v postings
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>>5631087 >>5631088 >>5631091 We're still a Knight Errant, we don't possess the ability to grant knighthood to other people. I'm not sure what specific level in the hierarchy you need to be to do that, but I know for certain that we're not even close to being there yet
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>>5631252 historically any knight may knight another, but it was rare and could be revoked by higher authorities be they state or church. also Knight Errant to my understanding is not a separate rank, but more of an descriptor of young knights out to prove themselves, landing a job, on a quest or just fool around until they return to their duties.
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>>5631078 No need to apologize, it's close to the holidays after all.
>>5631075 >Your squire has been making progress these last few weeks, at least in practical skills while his erudition is still wanting. You know that this pilgrimage is not just about your own journey, it is his too. Impressing upon the young boy the importance of the Faith, and the sacrifices a knight must make in defence of it, is as crucial as any lesson in swordplay. [Mikail] >>5624101 Me
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>>5631075 >You’ve caught neither sight nor sound of your Fae companion since stepping ashore. You doubt she is in too much trouble, even in this City. Jess always has been the sort to be able to take care of yourself. But it may be worth sending Courageous Sky out, the two creatures of the Wild always had a kind of affinity. Who knows what slavers might try if they clue on to her true nature. [Jess the Kid] I don't like the thought of her being by herself too long.
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>>5631075 >>Your squire has been making progress these last few weeks, at least in practical skills while his erudition is still wanting. You know that this pilgrimage is not just about your own journey, it is his too. Impressing upon the young boy the importance of the Faith, and the sacrifices a knight must make in defence of it, is as crucial as any lesson in swordplay. [Mikail] Anonymous
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>>5631124 >>5624053 Almighty forgive me, I keep forgetting my v-card.
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>>5631075 >>Your squire has been making progress these last few weeks, at least in practical skills while his erudition is still wanting. You know that this pilgrimage is not just about your own journey, it is his too. Impressing upon the young boy the importance of the Faith, and the sacrifices a knight must make in defence of it, is as crucial as any lesson in swordplay. [Mikail] >>5624400 Verification
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>>5631075 >You’ve caught neither sight nor sound of your Fae companion since stepping ashore. You doubt she is in too much trouble, even in this City. Jess always has been the sort to be able to take care of yourself. But it may be worth sending Courageous Sky out, the two creatures of the Wild always had a kind of affinity. Who knows what slavers might try if they clue on to her true nature. [Jess the Kid] We need to protec the faeussy
>>5625228 that me
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>>5631075 >You’ve caught neither sight nor sound of your Fae companion since stepping ashore. You doubt she is in too much trouble, even in this City. Jess always has been the sort to be able to take care of yourself. But it may be worth sending Courageous Sky out, the two creatures of the Wild always had a kind of affinity. Who knows what slavers might try if they clue on to her true nature. [Jess the Kid] verify
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>>5631075 >>Your squire has been making progress these last few weeks, at least in practical skills while his erudition is still wanting. You know that this pilgrimage is not just about your own journey, it is his too. Impressing upon the young boy the importance of the Faith, and the sacrifices a knight must make in defence of it, is as crucial as any lesson in swordplay. [Mikail] >>5624016 me
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>>5631167 >>5624018 this is me verification
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>>5631075 >Your squire has been making progress these last few weeks, at least in practical skills while his erudition is still wanting. You know that this pilgrimage is not just about your own journey, it is his too. Impressing upon the young boy the importance of the Faith, and the sacrifices a knight must make in defence of it, is as crucial as any lesson in swordplay. [Mikail] He is under our charge. We must spare no resources to those who entrust their lives to us.
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>>5631075 >Your squire has been making progress these last few weeks, at least in practical skills while his erudition is still wanting. You know that this pilgrimage is not just about your own journey, it is his too. Impressing upon the young boy the importance of the Faith, and the sacrifices a knight must make in defence of it, is as crucial as any lesson in swordplay. [Mikail] Anonymous
>>5631075 >You’ve caught neither sight nor sound of your Fae companion since stepping ashore. You doubt she is in too much trouble, even in this City. Jess always has been the sort to be able to take care of yourself. But it may be worth sending Courageous Sky out, the two creatures of the Wild always had a kind of affinity. Who knows what slavers might try if they clue on to her true nature. [Jess the Kid] Always want more Jess
>>5631094 Sounds like some GoT thing
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>>5631878 Nah in GoT any knight can make a new knight. I think it was just because I know Mik is super keen on the Roiguard and he came from common stock so I conflated the two. When Forgotten gets back he can clarify it all anyway
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>>5631918 even if he's super keen on the roi guard mikail has shown he thinks emile is one of the greatest knights in the world though i don't know when it should happen i do not think he would mind being knighted by us and considereing we are semi famous our act of knighting him should probably not come under scrutiny of higher authorities
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>>5631943 Yeah I mean us knighting him doesn't exclude him from becoming a Roiguard as far as I know. Both would be cool
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>>5631075 >>Your squire has been making progress these last few weeks, at least in practical skills while his erudition is still wanting. You know that this pilgrimage is not just about your own journey, it is his too. Impressing upon the young boy the importance of the Faith, and the sacrifices a knight must make in defence of it, is as crucial as any lesson in swordplay. [Mikail] >>5624882 Anonymous
>>5631945 but then again from the Dramtis persona
>Squire to Sir Andrei and son of one of Lord Andrei’s most trusted man-at-arms. A strong boy and taking well to his lessons in the martial arts, but his slow wit and lack of education tells. His dream is to one day join the Roiguard, one of the [few avenues for a commoner to be knighted]. Has accompanied Sir Andrei on each of his endeavours to date, earning his affection. Sir Andrei takes the proper tutelage of his charge very serious that being noted i think we are liable to build enough prestige that our knighthood would be seen as legitimate but if he recives it from the roi guard there will be no question of it's legitmacy
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>>5631964 >His dream is to one day join the Roiguard, one of the [few avenues for a commoner to be knighted There you go, that must have been where the idea came from that we couldn't do it
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>>5631075 >>Your squire has been making progress these last few weeks, at least in practical skills while his erudition is still wanting. You know that this pilgrimage is not just about your own journey, it is his too. Impressing upon the young boy the importance of the Faith, and the sacrifices a knight must make in defence of it, is as crucial as any lesson in swordplay. [Mikail] >>5623968 Anonymous
>>5631075 >>Your squire has been making progress these last few weeks, at least in practical skills while his erudition is still wanting. You know that this pilgrimage is not just about your own journey, it is his too. Impressing upon the young boy the importance of the Faith, and the sacrifices a knight must make in defence of it, is as crucial as any lesson in swordplay. [Mikail] While I am curious about what Jess has been doing, Mikail really needs more training and we should make sure he's ready for the most dangerous step of the Pilgrimage here.
As for any roiguard ambitions the lad might have they are complicated by our own politics right now and personally I feel like he's far from ready for the training wheels to come off.
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>>5632184 >I feel like he's far from ready for the training wheels to come off. Honestly I agree, I don't think he's quite ready to be knighted just yet. One day absolutely and keeping him here with us (if we do the Dragon Guard) just means more opportunity for training, both of the knight kind in more esoteric stuff. Besides if we actually offered for him to go home, does anyone really think he'd go? He'd be outraged and hurt I think
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>>5631075 >You’ve caught neither sight nor sound of your Fae companion since stepping ashore. You doubt she is in too much trouble, even in this City. Jess always has been the sort to be able to take care of yourself. But it may be worth sending Courageous Sky out, the two creatures of the Wild always had a kind of affinity. Who knows what slavers might try if they clue on to her true nature. [Jess the Kid] >>5624095 Anonymous
>>5631075 >Your squire has been making progress these last few weeks, at least in practical skills while his erudition is still wanting. You know that this pilgrimage is not just about your own journey, it is his too. Impressing upon the young boy the importance of the Faith, and the sacrifices a knight must make in defence of it, is as crucial as any lesson in swordplay. [Mikail] >>5624167 Me
On the subject of knighting Mikail, I think it's far too early. Squiring usually took a few years historically speaking, and we've only been erranting with the lad for a few months. Compare Mikail to Sir dan Marc, a relatively novice and inexperienced knight. As great as Mikail is, I'd wager he's likely inferior to dan Marc in affairs of Martial, Academic and Courtly. And dan Marc himself has insecurities around his own readiness and knightly status. If we knighted Mikail prematurely, we'd merely be setting him up for hardship and self-doubt. Plus, consider that we'd need a new squire anyway, and we'd struggle to view them as anything other than 'Mikail's replacement' (and before anons say Orin, as dependable as the lad is, remember the setting; it would raise many eyebrows in a feudal society elevating a former criminal to a squire, especially so soon after his emancipation. This isn't Pascae after all!)
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>>5632241 >and we've only been erranting with the lad for a few months. That's a good point and easy to miss given we've been playing since October 2018
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>>5632198 Boy might race off to the roiguard with that hard head of his and either be dashed against their qualifying tests or be taken up as a disposable mook.
>>5632244 >>5632241 it's been the better part of a year its currently late autumn and we set out in spring from home and I don't believe we've seen the new year.
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>>5632241 >it would raise many eyebrows in a feudal society elevating a former criminal to a squire Orin isn't a criminal at least on a clear cut and official level, the Fallavon expedition was a great many things but it's legality is in a interesting place, it didn't take place in the kingdom being beyond the river that denotes the official end of Fallavon's borders and the beings being enslaved weren't human and at least on some level he was morally conflicted about their slavery activities since he ultimately helped us free them.
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>>5632258 I honestly doubt he'd rush off like that, he's too loyal. He'd wait, even if he's super keen to go and be knighted by them
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>>5632267 True, I guess under my assumption he'd be ordered away and the boy knows little else really but Canton, Romanie and his dream of joining the Roiguard.
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>>5632244 >5 years of svt how quickly the time passes
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>>5631075 > Your veteran Comitas companion has taken up with the regular holy knight duties around the sacred grounds with ease. He must have been stationed here long ago, a younger man. Your completion of the pilgrimage was something of a personal mission to him, and you know he remains sworn to silence. Still, you enjoy his quiet companionship. And the man may have some wisdom to offer on the trials of the Long Walk ahead. [Brother Rosseau] Want to hang out with him, we haven't in a long time.
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>>5631075 >Your squire has been making progress these last few weeks, at least in practical skills while his erudition is still wanting. You know that this pilgrimage is not just about your own journey, it is his too. Impressing upon the young boy the importance of the Faith, and the sacrifices a knight must make in defence of it, is as crucial as any lesson in swordplay. [Mikail] >>5623972 V poste
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>>5631075 >>Your squire has been making progress these last few weeks, at least in practical skills while his erudition is still wanting. You know that this pilgrimage is not just about your own journey, it is his too. Impressing upon the young boy the importance of the Faith, and the sacrifices a knight must make in defence of it, is as crucial as any lesson in swordplay. [Mikail] >>5625001 Anonymous
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>>5631075 >Your squire has been making progress these last few weeks, at least in practical skills while his erudition is still wanting. You know that this pilgrimage is not just about your own journey, it is his too. Impressing upon the young boy the importance of the Faith, and the sacrifices a knight must make in defence of it, is as crucial as any lesson in swordplay. [Mikail] >>5625288 Hot diggity damn.
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>>5632258 Fair enough.
I forgot about the time dilation. with that in mind, I agree that it's way to early to knight the lad. But I do think offering him to try for the Roiguard while we guard the dragon should at least be brought up, whilst makeing it clear that we would miss him and that he would still be very welcome to stay with us. To top it off the 2 years would probably be the time in our life where we would be able to devote the largest amount of time and effort to training a squire, especially one who already has the real world experiences Mikhail has. In addition knowledge of a foreign court, language and costumes are sure to be a big feather in your cap when applying for position in the royal court.
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is this a realistic depiction of top clergy men in Canton?
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>>5633164 >But I do think offering him to try for the Roiguard while we guard the dragon should at least be brought up I'll be honest I don't see that being worth much between the Roiguard being a world away, our own complicated politics and the boys lack of training I feel thats another case of setting him up to fail be it on a flat faced reference or him being half cocked.
>In addition knowledge of a foreign court, language and costumes are sure to be a big feather in your cap when applying for position in the royal court. honestly they probably have better references for agents in Cathaggi, between the several threads tieing the faction or Kingsmen in some way to Cathaggi I think its safe to say in some shape or form they are well established in the Dragonguard.
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>>5633178 >honestly they probably have better references for agents in Cathaggi, between the several threads tieing the faction or Kingsmen in some way to Cathaggi I think its safe to say in some shape or form they are well established in the Dragonguard. I meant more in the way that he would be good to have around when the royal court receives dignitaries from Catcity. A guard that knows the culture is less likely to make social faux pas, and better equipped to judge if excentric behaviour is due to culture or points to something more sinister.
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>>5631075 >Your squire has been making progress these last few weeks, at least in practical skills while his erudition is still wanting. You know that this pilgrimage is not just about your own journey, it is his too. Impressing upon the young boy the importance of the Faith, and the sacrifices a knight must make in defence of it, is as crucial as any lesson in swordplay. [Mikail] >>5624384 Anonymous
>>5623965 Check /qst/ for the first time in 4 years. Sworn to Valour is still ongoing. Unfathomably based.
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>>5634443 Welcome back! Forgotten is built different that's for sure
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I long for that Vancewell hustle.
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>>5635543 I think he said he was visiting family this week
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>>5634443 >>5634717 dang nabbit you idgits jinxed it and now the QM curse goti'm
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>>5635682 Jokes on you, I have a whole archive to read. This was all part of my masterplan
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Strange thought perhaps I was taken by a fae mood when questing but I think we should start to hunt some of the rare game of Cathagi. They should have a lot of rare game because it's a large country, so we should go out and nab some good stuff and maybe trophies to bring back home to elevate our wealth and the status of our family. We could be the hunting family of the nobles of Canton and decorate our royal halls with prize game from the wilds of the Cathagi.
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>>5637230 A manticore would be princely trophy.
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>>5637355 Cathagi Turtlwolf is more dangerous and tough to beat. A great prize
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>>5637230 I'd love to do some big game hunting, I wanted to do it in F*llavon but we frankly had important stuff to do there and well the fucking snake...
My shortlist probably involves the Turtlewolf and hopfully some kind of dinosaur.
>>5637355 Don't Manticores beef with Pegasus in Montbrun?
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>>5634443 >>5635879 Was phone posting earlier, IDs will jump, but for verification this is me on my home network
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>SELECTED: Your squire has been making progress these last few weeks, at least in practical skills while his erudition is still wanting. You know that this pilgrimage is not just about your own journey, it is his too. Impressing upon the young boy the importance of the Faith, and the sacrifices a knight must make in defence of it, is as crucial as any lesson in swordplay. [Mikail]
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It is a beautiful Cathagi sunset that casts long, languid shadows in the garden of the Church of the Holy Juvenescence. The air is pleasant, the heat of the day dissipating and a cool breeze from the sea the sets the trees in the garden softly swaying. Tomorrow is the last day of rest before the Long Walk and from here, gazing out of the city from the eastern wing battlements of the Church compound, the great City looks almost peaceful.
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:YAm+SFRs Sun 16 Apr 2023 13:19:59 No. 5637901 Report [3/3]> “A knight is a warrior, even when that warrior is in a garden. Appreciate the peace of this calm oasis, yes. But let not tranquillity dull your blade, my young squire. That is a sin that those who aspire to knighthood can ill-afford. Steel your body and mind now, in these times of quiet, so neither will falter when the battlefield finds you.” Mikail is motivated to intensify his training regimen with your help during his time amongst the Knights Comitas stationed here. [Haughty] > “A knight is a protector of the people. You would do well to learn more about the folk we vow to safeguard. Bread break with the other pilgrims during your time here. Listen well to the tales of the men of the north and the men of the south, talk with the squires of those other knights that have made this journey. You will never find a more diverse group of peoples coming to one location in all your travels.” Mikail is encouraged to socialise and mingle with the pilgrims, at times while waiting on you and at times on his own. [Hearty] > “A faithless knight is no knight at all. Faith is the fortress from which we sally out to leave our mark on this fallen world. You know your psalms and prayers, boy. That is all well and good, but it is time you heed some of that wisdom that goes beyond mere recitation.” Mikail is inspired to sit in with you on the scripture readings and discourse by the wise holy men and women here, and to spend some more time in the Sanctum by himself. [Idealist]
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>>5637901 > “A faithless knight is no knight at all. Faith is the fortress from which we sally out to leave our mark on this fallen world. You know your psalms and prayers, boy. That is all well and good, but it is time you heed some of that wisdom that goes beyond mere recitation.” Mikail is inspired to sit in with you on the scripture readings and discourse by the wise holy men and women here, and to spend some more time in the Sanctum by himself. [Idealist] >>5623968 Anonymous
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>>5637901 >> “A faithless knight is no knight at all. Faith is the fortress from which we sally out to leave our mark on this fallen world. You know your psalms and prayers, boy. That is all well and good, but it is time you heed some of that wisdom that goes beyond mere recitation.” Mikail is inspired to sit in with you on the scripture readings and discourse by the wise holy men and women here, and to spend some more time in the Sanctum by himself. [Idealist] >>5624124 Me.
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>>5637901 >“A knight is a protector of the people. You would do well to learn more about the folk we vow to safeguard. Bread break with the other pilgrims during your time here. Listen well to the tales of the men of the north and the men of the south, talk with the squires of those other knights that have made this journey. You will never find a more diverse group of peoples coming to one location in all your travels.” Mikail is encouraged to socialise and mingle with the pilgrims, at times while waiting on you and at times on his own. [Hearty] Anonymous
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>>5637901 >>5624053 > “A faithless knight is no knight at all. Faith is the fortress from which we sally out to leave our mark on this fallen world. You know your psalms and prayers, boy. That is all well and good, but it is time you heed some of that wisdom that goes beyond mere recitation.” Mikail is inspired to sit in with you on the scripture readings and discourse by the wise holy men and women here, and to spend some more time in the Sanctum by himself. [Idealist] This should help with his reading. He should be able to read the Book of Brothers cover to cover. Self-study of the words in those pages along with proper instruction should inform him of his true duty.
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>>5637901 >> “A knight is a protector of the people. You would do well to learn more about the folk we vow to safeguard. Bread break with the other pilgrims during your time here. Listen well to the tales of the men of the north and the men of the south, talk with the squires of those other knights that have made this journey. You will never find a more diverse group of peoples coming to one location in all your travels.” Mikail is encouraged to socialise and mingle with the pilgrims, at times while waiting on you and at times on his own. [Hearty] Anonymous
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>>5637901 >“A faithless knight is no knight at all. Faith is the fortress from which we sally out to leave our mark on this fallen world. You know your psalms and prayers, boy. That is all well and good, but it is time you heed some of that wisdom that goes beyond mere recitation.” Mikail is inspired to sit in with you on the scripture readings and discourse by the wise holy men and women here, and to spend some more time in the Sanctum by himself. [Idealist] Gotta drill some litteracy into him
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>>5637901 >> “A knight is a protector of the people. You would do well to learn more about the folk we vow to safeguard. Bread break with the other pilgrims during your time here. Listen well to the tales of the men of the north and the men of the south, talk with the squires of those other knights that have made this journey. You will never find a more diverse group of peoples coming to one location in all your travels.” Mikail is encouraged to socialise and mingle with the pilgrims, at times while waiting on you and at times on his own. [Hearty] CAPTAIN CANTON!
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>>5637901 >”A faithless knight is no knight at all. Faith is the fortress from which we sally out to leave our mark on this fallen world. You know your psalms and prayers, boy. That is all well and good, but it is time you heed some of that wisdom that goes beyond mere recitation.” Mikail is inspired to sit in with you on the scripture readings and discourse by the wise holy men and women here, and to spend some more time in the Sanctum by himself. [Idealist] Reciting from and eventually memorising the Book of Brothers is a worthy goal for him
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>>5637901 >> “A faithless knight is no knight at all. Faith is the fortress from which we sally out to leave our mark on this fallen world. You know your psalms and prayers, boy. That is all well and good, but it is time you heed some of that wisdom that goes beyond mere recitation.” Mikail is inspired to sit in with you on the scripture readings and discourse by the wise holy men and women here, and to spend some more time in the Sanctum by himself. [Idealist] I think it fits his goals
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>>5637901 >> “A faithless knight is no knight at all. Faith is the fortress from which we sally out to leave our mark on this fallen world. You know your psalms and prayers, boy. That is all well and good, but it is time you heed some of that wisdom that goes beyond mere recitation.” Mikail is inspired to sit in with you on the scripture readings and discourse by the wise holy men and women here, and to spend some more time in the Sanctum by himself. [Idealist] The boy needs to know his letters if he ever wants to have a chance to not get looked down on for being illiterate. They will already consider him a dumb peasant because of his blood. Being unable to read will just strenghten that.
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>>5637901 >> “A knight is a protector of the people. You would do well to learn more about the folk we vow to safeguard. Bread break with the other pilgrims during your time here. Listen well to the tales of the men of the north and the men of the south, talk with the squires of those other knights that have made this journey. You will never find a more diverse group of peoples coming to one location in all your travels.” Mikail is encouraged to socialise and mingle with the pilgrims, at times while waiting on you and at times on his own. [Hearty] >>5624044 Me
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>>5637901 > “A knight is a protector of the people. You would do well to learn more about the folk we vow to safeguard. Bread break with the other pilgrims during your time here. Listen well to the tales of the men of the north and the men of the south, talk with the squires of those other knights that have made this journey. You will never find a more diverse group of peoples coming to one location in all your travels.” Mikail is encouraged to socialise and mingle with the pilgrims, at times while waiting on you and at times on his own. [Hearty >>5624289 My v post
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>>5637901 > “A faithless knight is no knight at all. Faith is the fortress from which we sally out to leave our mark on this fallen world. You know your psalms and prayers, boy. That is all well and good, but it is time you heed some of that wisdom that goes beyond mere recitation.” Mikail is inspired to sit in with you on the scripture readings and discourse by the wise holy men and women here, and to spend some more time in the Sanctum by himself. [Idealist] >>5623967 Me
I like the social one but the boy needs to hit the books
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>>5637901 > “A faithless knight is no knight at all. Faith is the fortress from which we sally out to leave our mark on this fallen world. You know your psalms and prayers, boy. That is all well and good, but it is time you heed some of that wisdom that goes beyond mere recitation.” Mikail is inspired to sit in with you on the scripture readings and discourse by the wise holy men and women here, and to spend some more time in the Sanctum by himself. [Idealist] >>5624101 Anonymous
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>>5637901 >“A knight is a protector of the people. You would do well to learn more about the folk we vow to safeguard. Bread break with the other pilgrims during your time here. Listen well to the tales of the men of the north and the men of the south, talk with the squires of those other knights that have made this journey. You will never find a more diverse group of peoples coming to one location in all your travels.” Mikail is encouraged to socialise and mingle with the pilgrims, at times while waiting on you and at times on his own. [Hearty] >>5625001 Anonymous
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>>5637901 > “A knight is a protector of the people. You would do well to learn more about the folk we vow to safeguard. Bread break with the other pilgrims during your time here. Listen well to the tales of the men of the north and the men of the south, talk with the squires of those other knights that have made this journey. You will never find a more diverse group of peoples coming to one location in all your travels.” Mikail is encouraged to socialise and mingle with the pilgrims, at times while waiting on you and at times on his own. [Hearty] Anonymous
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>>5637901 Welcome back
> “A knight is a protector of the people. You would do well to learn more about the folk we vow to safeguard. Bread break with the other pilgrims during your time here. Listen well to the tales of the men of the north and the men of the south, talk with the squires of those other knights that have made this journey. You will never find a more diverse group of peoples coming to one location in all your travels.” Mikail is encouraged to socialise and mingle with the pilgrims, at times while waiting on you and at times on his own. [Hearty] >>5624444 This is me
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>>5637901 >> “A knight is a protector of the people. You would do well to learn more about the folk we vow to safeguard. Bread break with the other pilgrims during your time here. Listen well to the tales of the men of the north and the men of the south, talk with the squires of those other knights that have made this journey. You will never find a more diverse group of peoples coming to one location in all your travels.” Mikail is encouraged to socialise and mingle with the pilgrims, at times while waiting on you and at times on his own. [Hearty] Anonymous
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>>5638439 Oof. Forgot to link back.
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>>5637901 > “A knight is a protector of the people. You would do well to learn more about the folk we vow to safeguard. Bread break with the other pilgrims during your time here. Listen well to the tales of the men of the north and the men of the south, talk with the squires of those other knights that have made this journey. You will never find a more diverse group of peoples coming to one location in all your travels.” Mikail is encouraged to socialise and mingle with the pilgrims, at times while waiting on you and at times on his own. [Hearty] >>5624159 Anonymous
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>>5637901 > “A knight is a protector of the people. You would do well to learn more about the folk we vow to safeguard. Bread break with the other pilgrims during your time here. Listen well to the tales of the men of the north and the men of the south, talk with the squires of those other knights that have made this journey. You will never find a more diverse group of peoples coming to one location in all your travels.” Mikail is encouraged to socialise and mingle with the pilgrims, at times while waiting on you and at times on his own. [Hearty] >>5624018 this is me
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>>5637901 >> “A faithless knight is no knight at all. Faith is the fortress from which we sally out to leave our mark on this fallen world. You know your psalms and prayers, boy. That is all well and good, but it is time you heed some of that wisdom that goes beyond mere recitation.” Mikail is inspired to sit in with you on the scripture readings and discourse by the wise holy men and women here, and to spend some more time in the Sanctum by himself. [Idealist] A knight who cannot read is like a fortress with its windows open. Let faith be the foundation on which your walls are built upon.
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>>5624095 >>5637901 >“A knight is a protector of the people. You would do well to learn more about the folk we vow to safeguard. Bread break with the other pilgrims during your time here. Listen well to the tales of the men of the north and the men of the south, talk with the squires of those other knights that have made this journey. You will never find a more diverse group of peoples coming to one location in all your travels.” Mikail is encouraged to socialise and mingle with the pilgrims, at times while waiting on you and at times on his own. [Hearty] Anonymous
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>>5637901 > “A faithless knight is no knight at all. Faith is the fortress from which we sally out to leave our mark on this fallen world. You know your psalms and prayers, boy. That is all well and good, but it is time you heed some of that wisdom that goes beyond mere recitation.” Mikail is inspired to sit in with you on the scripture readings and discourse by the wise holy men and women here, and to spend some more time in the Sanctum by himself. [Idealist] >>5624412 Check
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>>5637901 > “A faithless knight is no knight at all. Faith is the fortress from which we sally out to leave our mark on this fallen world. You know your psalms and prayers, boy. That is all well and good, but it is time you heed some of that wisdom that goes beyond mere recitation.” Mikail is inspired to sit in with you on the scripture readings and discourse by the wise holy men and women here, and to spend some more time in the Sanctum by himself. [Idealist] >>5625312 Me
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>>5638702 Wow a tie, I didn't see that coming.
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>SELECTED: “A knight is a protector of the people. You would do well to learn more about the folk we vow to safeguard. Bread break with the other pilgrims during your time here. Listen well to the tales of the men of the north and the men of the south, talk with the squires of those other knights that have made this journey. You will never find a more diverse group of peoples coming to one location in all your travels.” Mikail is encouraged to socialise and mingle with the pilgrims, at times while waiting on you and at times on his own. [Hearty] > Mikail gains the WORDLY trait. He is more adept at handling his own in one-on-one conversations with boys his age and taking social cues where men of seniority are speaking, provided the formality of an event or the difference in rank doesn’t overwhelm him. Girls is another issue altogether, but that’s hardly surprising for an adolescent male. As an interesting aside, for the first time Mikail also has thoughts about what he might want in life beyond attaining knighthood.
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:YAm+SFRs Mon 17 Apr 2023 12:11:54 No. 5638782 Report Over lunch with these men you learn that the sash is only undone from the left shoulder when a man is taking his ease with others over tea, at which point it is draped over both legs like a blanket, or when taking part in something requiring significant physical exertion or otherwise necessary to the setting up of camp. For some of the youngest, less than Mikail in summers seen, this is their first pilgrimage. the older tribesmen, this year will mark their sixth or seventh visit to this site over what is considered by all to be hostile territory. For the eldest, this year will be his ninth and likely last. It bemuses you that you’ve never seen their ilk in the other holy sites on the main continent, and that none of them display any particular desire to cross the Cathagi strait to do so. The significance of this and their cultural peculiarities is lost on you, but you cannot doubt the piety of these men.
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:YAm+SFRs Mon 17 Apr 2023 12:13:19 No. 5638784 Report [3/3]>This tomfoolery is not appropriate for a delegate of House Andrei. Mikail is an extension of yourself, and thus must act accordingly. While you do not take umbrage with your squire politely engaging with the squires of these particular knights, you remind him to conduct himself as if he were representing you, and to see those squires as reflections of their own sires in turn. [Haughty] >Boys will be boys, Almighty knows they’ll have precious little enough time for it elsewhere. Well you remember your brother Damien and yourself getting up to all sorts of antics, and fond memories they were. If Father could turn a blind eye to you two pinching a honeycrumb apple from the kitchen, you can let the innocent misadventures of Mikail and his new friends slide. Within reason. [Hearty] >That behaviour may be all well and good by the stables or out in the streets of a less foreigner and friendlier town, but in a crowded cloister of nuns and warrior monks this rambunctious simply will not do. This is holy ground, and you will remind Mikail to conduct himself with the appropriate gravity whilst he is a guest here. They can take their rollicking elsewhere. [Idealist]
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>>5638784 >Boys will be boys, Almighty knows they’ll have precious little enough time for it elsewhere. Well you remember your brother Damien and yourself getting up to all sorts of antics, and fond memories they were. If Father could turn a blind eye to you two pinching a honeycrumb apple from the kitchen, you can let the innocent misadventures of Mikail and his new friends slide. Within reason. [Hearty] As much as Emile is a holy man he was also a kid once too, and as mentioned in the prompt had a brother with whom he got up to mischief. I think Emile is all too aware how difficult things are going to get for Mikail in the near future and how precious this brief time of play and freedom from stress and the horrors of combat and war are
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>>5638784 >>Boys will be boys, Almighty knows they’ll have precious little enough time for it elsewhere. Well you remember your brother Damien and yourself getting up to all sorts of antics, and fond memories they were. If Father could turn a blind eye to you two pinching a honeycrumb apple from the kitchen, you can let the innocent misadventures of Mikail and his new friends slide. Within reason. [Hearty] Better they're here were we can watch over than outside, who knows what could happen or who they manage to accidentally piss off.
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>>5638790 Forgot to verify
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>>5638784 >Boys will be boys, Almighty knows they’ll have precious little enough time for it elsewhere. Well you remember your brother Damien and yourself getting up to all sorts of antics, and fond memories they were. If Father could turn a blind eye to you two pinching a honeycrumb apple from the kitchen, you can let the innocent misadventures of Mikail and his new friends slide. Within reason. [Hearty] >>5623968 Anonymous
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>>5638784 >Boys will be boys, Almighty knows they’ll have precious little enough time for it elsewhere. Well you remember your brother Damien and yourself getting up to all sorts of antics, and fond memories they were. If Father could turn a blind eye to you two pinching a honeycrumb apple from the kitchen, you can let the innocent misadventures of Mikail and his new friends slide. Within reason. [Hearty] hes on the cusp of being a man this may be his last childhood memory he makes let him have it if he really messes up we will make sure he learns his lesson
>>5624820 me
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>>5638784 >>Boys will be boys, Almighty knows they’ll have precious little enough time for it elsewhere. Well you remember your brother Damien and yourself getting up to all sorts of antics, and fond memories they were. If Father could turn a blind eye to you two pinching a honeycrumb apple from the kitchen, you can let the innocent misadventures of Mikail and his new friends slide. Within reason. [Hearty] This is the last day before we set off again, let him have his fun.
>>5624124 Me.
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>>5638784 >>Boys will be boys, Almighty knows they’ll have precious little enough time for it elsewhere. Well you remember your brother Damien and yourself getting up to all sorts of antics, and fond memories they were. If Father could turn a blind eye to you two pinching a honeycrumb apple from the kitchen, you can let the innocent misadventures of Mikail and his new friends slide. Within reason. [Hearty] >>5624018 This is me
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>>5638784 >>5624053 >Boys will be boys, Almighty knows they’ll have precious little enough time for it elsewhere. Well you remember your brother Damien and yourself getting up to all sorts of antics, and fond memories they were. If Father could turn a blind eye to you two pinching a honeycrumb apple from the kitchen, you can let the innocent misadventures of Mikail and his new friends slide. Within reason. [Hearty] Learning by failure is important when its relatively safe. Lets just hope they don't break anything too bad.
Not being able to read is really going to mess Mikail up in the future. We need to get him up to speed.
Also is the trait that Mikail got supposed to be WORDLY or WORLDLY?
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>>5638784 >>This tomfoolery is not appropriate for a delegate of House Andrei. Mikail is an extension of yourself, and thus must act accordingly. While you do not take umbrage with your squire politely engaging with the squires of these particular knights, you remind him to conduct himself as if he were representing you, and to see those squires as reflections of their own sires in turn. [Haughty] >>5624044 Anonymous
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>>5638784 >>Boys will be boys, Almighty knows they’ll have precious little enough time for it elsewhere. Well you remember your brother Damien and yourself getting up to all sorts of antics, and fond memories they were. If Father could turn a blind eye to you two pinching a honeycrumb apple from the kitchen, you can let the innocent misadventures of Mikail and his new friends slide. Within reason. [Hearty] But still give a talk about proper behaviour and then a nod and a wink. I don't want to "HEAR" anything about you getting "CAUGHT" making trouble.
>>5624544 I am he
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>>5638784 >>Boys will be boys, Almighty knows they’ll have precious little enough time for it elsewhere. Well you remember your brother Damien and yourself getting up to all sorts of antics, and fond memories they were. If Father could turn a blind eye to you two pinching a honeycrumb apple from the kitchen, you can let the innocent misadventures of Mikail and his new friends slide. Within reason. [Hearty] >>5624882 me
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>>5638784 >That behaviour may be all well and good by the stables or out in the streets of a less foreigner and friendlier town, but in a crowded cloister of nuns and warrior monks this rambunctious simply will not do. This is holy ground, and you will remind Mikail to conduct himself with the appropriate gravity whilst he is a guest here. They can take their rollicking elsewhere. [Idealist >>5624289 My v postings
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>>5638784 >That behaviour may be all well and good by the stables or out in the streets of a less foreigner and friendlier town, but in a crowded cloister of nuns and warrior monks this rambunctious simply will not do. This is holy ground, and you will remind Mikail to conduct himself with the appropriate gravity whilst he is a guest here. They can take their rollicking elsewhere. [Idealist] >>5624101 Anonymous
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>>5638784 >Boys will be boys, Almighty knows they’ll have precious little enough time for it elsewhere. Well you remember your brother Damien and yourself getting up to all sorts of antics, and fond memories they were. If Father could turn a blind eye to you two pinching a honeycrumb apple from the kitchen, you can let the innocent misadventures of Mikail and his new friends slide. Within reason. [Hearty] He will have to grow up at some point, but not right now. Plus it will do him some good socializing with the other squires.
>>5624159 Anonymous
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>>5638784 >Boys will be boys, Almighty knows they’ll have precious little enough time for it elsewhere. Well you remember your brother Damien and yourself getting up to all sorts of antics, and fond memories they were. If Father could turn a blind eye to you two pinching a honeycrumb apple from the kitchen, you can let the innocent misadventures of Mikail and his new friends slide. Within reason. [Hearty] >>5623997 Me
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>>5638784 >>Boys will be boys, Almighty knows they’ll have precious little enough time for it elsewhere. Well you remember your brother Damien and yourself getting up to all sorts of antics, and fond memories they were. If Father could turn a blind eye to you two pinching a honeycrumb apple from the kitchen, you can let the innocent misadventures of Mikail and his new friends slide. Within reason. [Hearty] >>5637802 This is me. Missed the initial verification vote, forgive me Forgotten senpai
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>>5638784 >Boys will be boys, Almighty knows they’ll have precious little enough time for it elsewhere. Well you remember your brother Damien and yourself getting up to all sorts of antics, and fond memories they were. If Father could turn a blind eye to you two pinching a honeycrumb apple from the kitchen, you can let the innocent misadventures of Mikail and his new friends slide. Within reason. [Hearty] Key words: within reason
The Church of the Holy Juvenescence, where a kid can be a kid!
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>>5638782 >it bemuses you that you’ve never seen their ilk in the other holy sites on the main continent, and that none of them display any particular desire to cross the Cathagi strait to do so Interesting, I wonder if their branch emphasises Salve regina or the Brothers in Cathaggi over the Canton era.
>>5638784 >Boys will be boys, Almighty knows they’ll have precious little enough time for it elsewhere. Well you remember your brother Damien and yourself getting up to all sorts of antics, and fond memories they were. If Father could turn a blind eye to you two pinching a honeycrumb apple from the kitchen, you can let the innocent misadventures of Mikail and his new friends slide. Within reason. [Hearty] Mikail should have friends his own age and far be it for us to necessarily say who they should be unless they are a copperclipper, however we should be mindful we don't know what necessarily the Cedrics are here for and given both their closed mouths and Roiguard affiliation we should probably take steps that Mikail gives little away of our own ties to this boy.
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>>5638784 >>Boys will be boys, Almighty knows they’ll have precious little enough time for it elsewhere. Well you remember your brother Damien and yourself getting up to all sorts of antics, and fond memories they were. If Father could turn a blind eye to you two pinching a honeycrumb apple from the kitchen, you can let the innocent misadventures of Mikail and his new friends slide. Within reason. [Hearty] As long as he remembers his OPSEC, by all means be a boy for a bit longer.
>>5624016 me when I am me >:)
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:fGovFvUE Tue 18 Apr 2023 12:17:34 No. 5639644 Report Quoted By:
>SELECTED: Boys will be boys, Almighty knows they’ll have precious little enough time for it elsewhere. Well you remember your brother Damien and yourself getting up to all sorts of antics, and fond memories they were. If Father could turn a blind eye to you two pinching a honeycrumb apple from the kitchen, you can let the innocent misadventures of Mikail and his new friends slide. Within reason. [Hearty] I had some sly plans involving a potential misadventure into the City if you had taken a harsher approach, but alas you’ve gone the big ol’ softy route.
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:fGovFvUE Tue 18 Apr 2023 12:19:22 No. 5639645 Report [2/2]>You have Orin bring Courageous Sky out to the gardens with you, but still caged, where he can hear and react to the cries of these Cathagi Griffinhawks. If the two groups seem amicable, you see no harm in releasing Courageous Sky to stretch his wings. If they react with hostility or otherwise distress Sky, you’ll simply have Orin bring him back inside. [Haughty] >You’ll have Orin bring Courageous Sky out and release him to share the sky. Even if these tamed cousins of his are somewhat territorial, you cannot keep your Griffinhawk caged during your entire stay here. He has to be let out sooner or later and, given all he has been through thus far, keeping him confined any longer would be torture for a creature of the Wild. Besides, like Mikail, he might find new friends. [Hearty] > Regrettable, but Courageous Sky must stay caged and stowed away for now. You don’t yet know whether these Cathagi-strain hawks are hostile to outsiders, or whether they might even attack Sky in his cage if brought up. The last thing you want on the eve of the Long Walk is finding yourself helm-in-hand explaining to the Chapter Master why a melee between Griffinhawks broke out on church grounds. [Idealist]
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>>5639645 >>You have Orin bring Courageous Sky out to the gardens with you, but still caged, where he can hear and react to the cries of these Cathagi Griffinhawks. If the two groups seem amicable, you see no harm in releasing Courageous Sky to stretch his wings. If they react with hostility or otherwise distress Sky, you’ll simply have Orin bring him back inside. [Haughty] >>5623968 Anonymous
>>5639645 >You have Orin bring Courageous Sky out to the gardens with you, but still caged, where he can hear and react to the cries of these Cathagi Griffinhawks. If the two groups seem amicable, you see no harm in releasing Courageous Sky to stretch his wings. If they react with hostility or otherwise distress Sky, you’ll simply have Orin bring him back inside. [Haughty] We gotta give our birdbro a chance but lets not get too risky. If we can't let him out today, maybe he can fly along with us during the Long Walk
>>5623967 Me
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>>5639645 >>You have Orin bring Courageous Sky out to the gardens with you, but still caged, where he can hear and react to the cries of these Cathagi Griffinhawks. If the two groups seem amicable, you see no harm in releasing Courageous Sky to stretch his wings. If they react with hostility or otherwise distress Sky, you’ll simply have Orin bring him back inside. [Haughty seems everyone is getting a chance to rest up and let loose
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>>5639645 >>5624053 >You have Orin bring Courageous Sky out to the gardens with you, but still caged, where he can hear and react to the cries of these Cathagi Griffinhawks. If the two groups seem amicable, you see no harm in releasing Courageous Sky to stretch his wings. If they react with hostility or otherwise distress Sky, you’ll simply have Orin bring him back inside. [Haughty] Everyone gets a chance to unwind before the Long Walk.
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>>5639645 >>5639646 >>5639647 >>5639650 >>5639658 >You’ll have Orin bring Courageous Sky out and release him to share the sky. Even if these tamed cousins of his are somewhat territorial, you cannot keep your Griffinhawk caged during your entire stay here. He has to be let out sooner or later and, given all he has been through thus far, keeping him confined any longer would be torture for a creature of the Wild. Besides, like Mikail, he might find new friends. [Hearty] GUYS PLEASE READ THIS
BRING OUT COURAGEOUS SKY CAGE IS A TRAP. THE GRIFFINHAWK ARE A PROUD CREATURE AND WILL LIKELY SHUN OUR BOI FOR BEING CAGED LIKE A SLAVE.
Please please please let our boi soar free and change your vote to Hearty. He will return to us after he's had his fun.
>>5624117 Our bird will fly free, Almighty willing
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>>5639664 You know what? That's a good insight, you're not fucking wrong. Maybe we're being overly cautious here, Griffin Hawks *are* notoriously proud and intelligent creatures. Fuck it, changing my vote here
>>5639647 to let our proud boy fly, if he gets fucked up I will singularly blame that one anon
>You’ll have Orin bring Courageous Sky out and release him to share the sky. Even if these tamed cousins of his are somewhat territorial, you cannot keep your Griffinhawk caged during your entire stay here. He has to be let out sooner or later and, given all he has been through thus far, keeping him confined any longer would be torture for a creature of the Wild. Besides, like Mikail, he might find new friends. [Hearty] Anonymous
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>>5639669 Woops should have included the prompt as well
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>>5639645 >>5639658 >>5639664 You do make a fair point, I hadn't even considered it. I will also change my vote.
>You’ll have Orin bring Courageous Sky out and release him to share the sky. Even if these tamed cousins of his are somewhat territorial, you cannot keep your Griffinhawk caged during your entire stay here. He has to be let out sooner or later and, given all he has been through thus far, keeping him confined any longer would be torture for a creature of the Wild. Besides, like Mikail, he might find new friends. [Hearty] Anonymous
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>>5639650 >>5639664 >>5639645 fine you convinced me
>>You’ll have Orin bring Courageous Sky out and release him to share the sky. Even if these tamed cousins of his are somewhat territorial, you cannot keep your Griffinhawk caged during your entire stay here. He has to be let out sooner or later and, given all he has been through thus far, keeping him confined any longer would be torture for a creature of the Wild. Besides, like Mikail, he might find new friends. [Hearty] Anonymous
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>>5639645 >You’ll have Orin bring Courageous Sky out and release him to share the sky. Even if these tamed cousins of his are somewhat territorial, you cannot keep your Griffinhawk caged during your entire stay here. He has to be let out sooner or later and, given all he has been through thus far, keeping him confined any longer would be torture for a creature of the Wild. Besides, like Mikail, he might find new friends. [Hearty] Anonymous
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>>5639645 >You’ll have Orin bring Courageous Sky out and release him to share the sky. Even if these tamed cousins of his are somewhat territorial, you cannot keep your Griffinhawk caged during your entire stay here. He has to be let out sooner or later and, given all he has been through thus far, keeping him confined any longer would be torture for a creature of the Wild. Besides, like Mikail, he might find new friends. [Hearty] Anonymous
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>>5639645 >>You’ll have Orin bring Courageous Sky out and release him to share the sky. Even if these tamed cousins of his are somewhat territorial, you cannot keep your Griffinhawk caged during your entire stay here. He has to be let out sooner or later and, given all he has been through thus far, keeping him confined any longer would be torture for a creature of the Wild. Besides, like Mikail, he might find new friends. [Hearty] >>5624882 Anonymous
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>>5639645 >You’ll have Orin bring Courageous Sky out and release him to share the sky. Even if these tamed cousins of his are somewhat territorial, you cannot keep your Griffinhawk caged during your entire stay here. He has to be let out sooner or later and, given all he has been through thus far, keeping him confined any longer would be torture for a creature of the Wild. Besides, like Mikail, he might find new friends. [Hearty] >>5624159 Anonymous
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>>5639645 >You’ll have Orin bring Courageous Sky out and release him to share the sky. Even if these tamed cousins of his are somewhat territorial, you cannot keep your Griffinhawk caged during your entire stay here. He has to be let out sooner or later and, given all he has been through thus far, keeping him confined any longer would be torture for a creature of the Wild. Besides, like Mikail, he might find new friends. [Hearty] That anon is right, our boy needs to be free, atleast a bit.
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>>5639645 > Regrettable, but Courageous Sky must stay caged and stowed away for now. You don’t yet know whether these Cathagi-strain hawks are hostile to outsiders, or whether they might even attack Sky in his cage if brought up. The last thing you want on the eve of the Long Walk is finding yourself helm-in-hand explaining to the Chapter Master why a melee between Griffinhawks broke out on church grounds. [Idealist] This has me a bit on edge, Courageous Sky is our only tenuous link back to Canton and losing it could be a disaster should this griffinhawks be hostile to him.
On paper though letting him out would be better than keeping him caged while throwing the freedom of flight in his beak.
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>>5639775 Pass
>>5624057 , also I feel keeping our own Griffinhawk as a lowkey asset could be more than worthwhile should we end up staying.
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>>5639645 >You’ll have Orin bring Courageous Sky out and release him to share the sky. Even if these tamed cousins of his are somewhat territorial, you cannot keep your Griffinhawk caged during your entire stay here. He has to be let out sooner or later and, given all he has been through thus far, keeping him confined any longer would be torture for a creature of the Wild. Besides, like Mikail, he might find new friends. [Hearty] >>5624124 Me
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>>5639645 >You’ll have Orin bring Courageous Sky out and release him to share the sky. Even if these tamed cousins of his are somewhat territorial, you cannot keep your Griffinhawk caged during your entire stay here. He has to be let out sooner or later and, given all he has been through thus far, keeping him confined any longer would be torture for a creature of the Wild. Besides, like Mikail, he might find new friends. [Hearty >>5624289 My v ring
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>>5639645 >>You’ll have Orin bring Courageous Sky out and release him to share the sky. Even if these tamed cousins of his are somewhat territorial, you cannot keep your Griffinhawk caged during your entire stay here. He has to be let out sooner or later and, given all he has been through thus far, keeping him confined any longer would be torture for a creature of the Wild. Besides, like Mikail, he might find new friends. [Hearty] >>5624016 me.
agree with the others : )
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>>5639645 >You’ll have Orin bring Courageous Sky out and release him to share the sky. Even if these tamed cousins of his are somewhat territorial, you cannot keep your Griffinhawk caged during your entire stay here. He has to be let out sooner or later and, given all he has been through thus far, keeping him confined any longer would be torture for a creature of the Wild. Besides, like Mikail, he might find new friends. [Hearty] On one hand territorial danger.
On the other hand we might get a breeding pair of the birds.
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>>5639645 >You’ll have Orin bring Courageous Sky out and release him to share the sky. Even if these tamed cousins of his are somewhat territorial, you cannot keep your Griffinhawk caged during your entire stay here. He has to be let out sooner or later and, given all he has been through thus far, keeping him confined any longer would be torture for a creature of the Wild. Besides, like Mikail, he might find new friends. [Hearty] Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B
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>SELECTED: You’ll have Orin bring Courageous Sky out and release him to share the sky. Even if these tamed cousins of his are somewhat territorial, you cannot keep your Griffinhawk caged during your entire stay here. He has to be let out sooner or later and, given all he has been through thus far, keeping him confined any longer would be torture for a creature of the Wild. Besides, like Mikail, he might find new friends. [Hearty] >WINGS OF LIBERTY: +1 Save (single use) to Courageous Sky’s Pathfinder Roll kudos to the anon that spotted the flaw in the haughty option
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:fGovFvUE Wed 19 Apr 2023 13:05:43 No. 5640543 Report [2/2]> “Orin, where are we on the Sisters Calendar tonight?” You summon your manservant, sparing a nod for Jess as you leave her to her own devices. You’ve better things to do than fret over what your archer gets up to in her own time. Besides, you may be on to something here if the cold sweat on your back is any judge. [Haughty] >”Jessica of the Northglade, come back here this instant! Where in the Pit have you been?” Your Fae archer has been loose in the City for the last few days, you’ve been at your wit’s end with worry. At least she seems to be in one piece. [Hearty] > “…” You wave back. What else can you do, really? Like your Griffinhawk, the Fae Wildling is her own creature. She will return to you in time, that much you believe. Enjoying the spectacle as the sun continues to set, you find yourself much at ease. [Idealist]
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>>5640543 > “…” You wave back. What else can you do, really? Like your Griffinhawk, the Fae Wildling is her own creature. She will return to you in time, that much you believe. Enjoying the spectacle as the sun continues to set, you find yourself much at ease. [Idealist] >>5623967 Me
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>>5640543 >> “Orin, where are we on the Sisters Calendar tonight?” You summon your manservant, sparing a nod for Jess as you leave her to her own devices. You’ve better things to do than fret over what your archer gets up to in her own time. Besides, you may be on to something here if the cold sweat on your back is any judge. [Haughty] >>5624044 Anonymous
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>>5640543 >> “Orin, where are we on the Sisters Calendar tonight?” You summon your manservant, sparing a nod for Jess as you leave her to her own devices. You’ve better things to do than fret over what your archer gets up to in her own time. Besides, you may be on to something here if the cold sweat on your back is any judge. [Haughty] >>5624820 meGIB LORE
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>>5640543 > “Orin, where are we on the Sisters Calendar tonight?” You summon your manservant, sparing a nod for Jess as you leave her to her own devices. You’ve better things to do than fret over what your archer gets up to in her own time. Besides, you may be on to something here if the cold sweat on your back is any judge. [Haughty] Can we still wave back though…it just seems like a nice gesture
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>>5640543 >> “Orin, where are we on the Sisters Calendar tonight?” You summon your manservant, sparing a nod for Jess as you leave her to her own devices. You’ve better things to do than fret over what your archer gets up to in her own time. Besides, you may be on to something here if the cold sweat on your back is any judge. [Haughty] >>5624124 Me.
Great job on the vote to let Courageous Sky be free.
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>>5640543 > “…” You wave back. What else can you do, really? Like your Griffinhawk, the Fae Wildling is her own creature. She will return to you in time, that much you believe. Enjoying the spectacle as the sun continues to set, you find yourself much at ease. [Idealist] >>5624101 Anonymous
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>>5640543 > “…” You wave back. What else can you do, really? Like your Griffinhawk, the Fae Wildling is her own creature. She will return to you in time, that much you believe. Enjoying the spectacle as the sun continues to set, you find yourself much at ease. [Idealist] Thank you Anons, for listening and granting our griffinhawk the freedom of flight
We too, must rest. Let us enjoy the sights and relax until the Long Walk.
>>5624117 Me
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>>5640543 All our children going out and spreading their wings. WTF is this symbolism?!
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>>5640543 > “Orin, where are we on the Sisters Calendar tonight?” You summon your manservant, sparing a nod for Jess as you leave her to her own devices. You’ve better things to do than fret over what your archer gets up to in her own time. Besides, you may be on to something here if the cold sweat on your back is any judge. [Haughty] The wicked never rest and neither do we.
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>>5640543 >> “…” You wave back. What else can you do, really? Like your Griffinhawk, the Fae Wildling is her own creature. She will return to you in time, that much you believe. Enjoying the spectacle as the sun continues to set, you find yourself much at ease. [Idealist] Anonymous
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>>5640620 calm before the storm?
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>>5640543 >>5624053 > “Orin, where are we on the Sisters Calendar tonight?” You summon your manservant, sparing a nod for Jess as you leave her to her own devices. You’ve better things to do than fret over what your archer gets up to in her own time. Besides, you may be on to something here if the cold sweat on your back is any judge. [Haughty] I would also like to wave back to Jess.
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>>5640543 >> “…” You wave back. What else can you do, really? Like your Griffinhawk, the Fae Wildling is her own creature. She will return to you in time, that much you believe. Enjoying the spectacle as the sun continues to set, you find yourself much at ease. [Idealist] Anonymous
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>>5640543 > “Orin, where are we on the Sisters Calendar tonight?” You summon your manservant, sparing a nod for Jess as you leave her to her own devices. You’ve better things to do than fret over what your archer gets up to in her own time. Besides, you may be on to something here if the cold sweat on your back is any judge. [Haughty] Been an awfully busy time, so not many votes from me. Still, check is here
>>5624633 In any case, I agree that we should wave back to Jess but we must carry on with our duties.
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>>5623965 Still catching up with the story so far but here’s cool knight art I found.
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>>5640543 > “…” You wave back. What else can you do, really? Like your Griffinhawk, the Fae Wildling is her own creature. She will return to you in time, that much you believe. Enjoying the spectacle as the sun continues to set, you find yourself much at ease. [Idealist] >>5624018 Its me
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>>5640543 >> “Orin, where are we on the Sisters Calendar tonight?” You summon your manservant, sparing a nod for Jess as you leave her to her own devices. You’ve better things to do than fret over what your archer gets up to in her own time. Besides, you may be on to something here if the cold sweat on your back is any judge. [Haughty] Wave back, and check Sisters Calendar I suspect the moons are the same as the night her glamour was cast.
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>>5640543 >> “…” You wave back. What else can you do, really? Like your Griffinhawk, the Fae Wildling is her own creature. She will return to you in time, that much you believe. Enjoying the spectacle as the sun continues to set, you find yourself much at ease. [Idealist] >>5624016 me. fuck im tired
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>>5640543 >>”Jessica of the Northglade, come back here this instant! Where in the Pit have you been?” Your Fae archer has been loose in the City for the last few days, you’ve been at your wit’s end with worry. At least she seems to be in one piece. [Hearty] >>5623968 Anonymous
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>>5640543 “Orin, where are we on the Sisters Calendar tonight?” You summon your manservant, sparing a nod for Jess to stay close until you've confirmed your suspicions. you may be on to something here if the cold sweat on your back is any judge." [Hearty/???] Write-in
If something is up call her back if nothing's wrong let her be. But i suspect that if this is a night of fae power she might want to plant another tree. If so we should escort her again or better yet try to make her wait so we aren't tired for the walk. At all costs we need to make sure she doesn't try to plant a fae glade here at the church or somewhere else that would course trouble
>>5624544 This fae creature is me
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>>5640543 > “Orin, where are we on the Sisters Calendar tonight?” You summon your manservant, sparing a nod for Jess as you leave her to her own devices. You’ve better things to do than fret over what your archer gets up to in her own time. Besides, you may be on to something here if the cold sweat on your back is any judge. [Haughty >>5624289 My little v ring
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>>5640543 > “Orin, where are we on the Sisters Calendar tonight?” You summon your manservant, sparing a nod for Jess as you leave her to her own devices. You’ve better things to do than fret over what your archer gets up to in her own time. Besides, you may be on to something here if the cold sweat on your back is any judge. [Haughty] She's not enslaved, obviously hunted or been found out so I'm pretty okay with just knowing she's not in any sort of trouble that requires us.
>>5624057 Vancewell hustle post.
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>>5640543 > “Orin, where are we on the Sisters Calendar tonight?” You summon your manservant, sparing a little wave for Jess as you leave her to her own devices. You’ve better things to do than fret over what your archer gets up to in her own time. Besides, you may be on to something here if the cold sweat on your back is any judge. [Haughty] The waving back is of extreme importance.
>>5624412 Check.
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>>5640543 >“Orin, where are we on the Sisters Calendar tonight?” You summon your manservant, sparing a nod for Jess as you leave her to her own devices. You’ve better things to do than fret over what your archer gets up to in her own time. Besides, you may be on to something here if the cold sweat on your back is any judge. [Haughty] >>5624095 Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B
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A late night tonight, lads. No update until tomorrow.
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>>5640543 >”Jessica of the Northglade, come back here this instant! Where in the Pit have you been?” Your Fae archer has been loose in the City for the last few days, you’ve been at your wit’s end with worry. At least she seems to be in one piece. [Hearty] >>5625228 there I am
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>>5640543 > “Orin, where are we on the Sisters Calendar tonight?” You summon your manservant, sparing a nod for Jess as you leave her to her own devices. You’ve better things to do than fret over what your archer gets up to in her own time. Besides, you may be on to something here if the cold sweat on your back is any judge. [Haughty] In case ID changes:
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:fGovFvUE Fri 21 Apr 2023 11:49:11 No. 5642110 Report >SELECTED: “Orin, where are we on the Sisters Calendar tonight?” You summon your manservant, sparing a nod for Jess as you leave her to her own devices. You’ve better things to do than fret over what your archer gets up to in her own time. Besides, you may be on to something here if the cold sweat on your back is any judge. [Haughty] >Write-in: You’ve gotta give her the wave. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pNPqQPrcSIo&ab_channel=AmbientCinematics – A Night of Twin SistersYou wave back at Jess, glad to see that the last few days at large in the City haven’t seen her hunted or otherwise in need of your immediate assistance. That’d be the last thing you need on the eve of such a big day tomorrow. Still, the gathering of so many creatures of the Wild this evening gives you pause.
<span class="mu-i">“Orin.”</span> Your manservant, having become accustomed to his role in the months since his unusual recruitment, does not jump at the sound of your voice anymore. <span class="mu-i">“Where are we on the Sisters Calendar tonight?”</span>
<span class="mu-i">“Uh…”</span> Orin scratches his head, you had hoped a Fallavon native would be more across the lunar calendar.
<span class="mu-i">“Nevermind.”</span> You dismiss the man, turning your gaze to the darkening sky as the last light of day ekes out over the horizon. <span class="mu-i">“I think I have my answer.”</span>
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:fGovFvUE Fri 21 Apr 2023 11:50:56 No. 5642112 Report [2/2]> You head to bed early, even abroad and seas away from the depths of the Wild you feel little inclination to stay outdoors on a night like this. Best you put it out of your mind and get as much sleep as possible. The Long Walk awaits. [Haughty] >You keep close to the fire in the main hall, passing time in quiet conversation with the other pilgrims of note that are also having trouble sleeping. Soon enough you make your way to bed, putting the tiredness to rest. The Long Walk awaits. [Hearty] >You stay up through the night, virtually alone in the Salve Sanctum as all other pilgrims go to bed. Under the watchful gaze of a Knights Comitas sentinel and the ghosts of pilgrims before you, you pray. The Long Walk awaits. [Idealist]
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:fGovFvUE Fri 21 Apr 2023 11:53:40 No. 5642114 Report FYI guys, I'll be getting on the tequilas tomorrow so no update.
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>>5642112 >You head to bed early, even abroad and seas away from the depths of the Wild you feel little inclination to stay outdoors on a night like this. Best you put it out of your mind and get as much sleep as possible. The Long Walk awaits. [Haughty] Anonymous
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>>5642112 >You stay up through the night, virtually alone in the Salve Sanctum as all other pilgrims go to bed. Under the watchful gaze of a Knights Comitas sentinel and the ghosts of pilgrims before you, you pray. The Long Walk awaits. [Idealist] >>5623968 Anonymous
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>>5642112 > You head to bed early, even abroad and seas away from the depths of the Wild you feel little inclination to stay outdoors on a night like this. Best you put it out of your mind and get as much sleep as possible. The Long Walk awaits. [Haughty] >>5623967 Me
The Long Walk is too important to risk doing tired
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>>5642112 > You attempt to have another audience with Chapter Master Callahan. The Long Walk awaits, yes, yet his knowledge of Cathagi would be most welcome - and that silver chain in his private quarters is most peculiar. After your encounter with Anarchy, you cannot dismiss such a link... [???] Fuck it, I'm going for the SPICY LORE option, even if it won't matter.
>>5624633 Me.
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>>5642112 > You attempt to have another audience with Chapter Master Callahan. The Long Walk awaits, yes, yet his knowledge of Cathagi would be most welcome - and that silver chain in his private quarters is most peculiar. After your encounter with Anarchy, you cannot dismiss such a link... [???] I’m with you anon - gib lore and zealotry
>>5624808 V card
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>>5642112 > You head to bed early, even abroad and seas away from the depths of the Wild you feel little inclination to stay outdoors on a night like this. Best you put it out of your mind and get as much sleep as possible. The Long Walk awaits. [Haughty >>5624289 My little v post
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>>5642112 >You stay up through the night, virtually alone in the Salve Sanctum as all other pilgrims go to bed. Under the watchful gaze of a Knights Comitas sentinel and the ghosts of pilgrims before you, you pray. The Long Walk awaits. [Idealist] Anonymous
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>>5642112 >You head to bed early, even abroad and seas away from the depths of the Wild you feel little inclination to stay outdoors on a night like this. Best you put it out of your mind and get as much sleep as possible. The Long Walk awaits. [Haughty] >>5624044 Anonymous
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>>5642112 > You head to bed early, even abroad and seas away from the depths of the Wild you feel little inclination to stay outdoors on a night like this. Best you put it out of your mind and get as much sleep as possible. The Long Walk awaits. [Haughty] Anonymous
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>>5642112 > You head to bed early, even abroad and seas away from the depths of the Wild you feel little inclination to stay outdoors on a night like this. Best you put it out of your mind and get as much sleep as possible. The Long Walk awaits. [Haughty] Best be well rested, it's going to be a hell of a walk
>>5623997 Me
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>>5642114 Yeah that sounds awful. Stay strong knigga, I pray that almighty guides you from the temptation of these foul female machinations.
>>5642112 >>You stay up through the night, virtually alone in the Salve Sanctum as all other pilgrims go to bed. Under the watchful gaze of a Knights Comitas sentinel and the ghosts of pilgrims before you, you pray. The Long Walk awaits. [Idealist] >>5625194 Me, I know my ID changed as I'm out in my own personal fallavon
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>>5642112 >>5624053 > You head to bed early, even abroad and seas away from the depths of the Wild you feel little inclination to stay outdoors on a night like this. Best you put it out of your mind and get as much sleep as possible. The Long Walk awaits. [Haughty] Being well rested for the Long Walk is paramount.
>>5642152 I would wait until after the Walk before we start to dig up dark secrets. Chapter Master Callahan still has the ability to stop us from participating if he desires.
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>>5642112 >You keep close to the fire in the main hall, passing time in quiet conversation with the other pilgrims of note that are also having trouble sleeping. Soon enough you make your way to bed, putting the tiredness to rest. The Long Walk awaits. [Hearty] Verily
>>5624000 Anonymous
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>>5642112 >You keep close to the fire in the main hall, passing time in quiet conversation with the other pilgrims of note that are also having trouble sleeping. Soon enough you make your way to bed, putting the tiredness to rest. The Long Walk awaits. [Hearty] What are their thoughts and feelings about the Long Walk? Maybe we might even make a few friends.
>>5624101 Anonymous
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>>5642110 You keep close to the fire in the main hall, passing time in quiet conversation with the other pilgrims of note that are also having trouble sleeping. Soon enough you make your way to bed, putting the tiredness to rest. The Long Walk awaits. [Hearty]
Comfy
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>>5642112 I will remind the voting goers of the thread that it's been ages since Andrei got any sleep and we spent a good part of the day in a plague house.
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>>5642112 >>You stay up through the night, virtually alone in the Salve Sanctum as all other pilgrims go to bed. Under the watchful gaze of a Knights Comitas sentinel and the ghosts of pilgrims before you, you pray. The Long Walk awaits. [Idealist] I feel like a Romani would be on guard on such a night like this and those habits die hard.
>>5624057 V-card
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>>5642114 Enjoy the tequilas Hangman. Be ready to debase yourself like any proper hen
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I love you bitches
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:S4ksKoeJ Sat 22 Apr 2023 12:28:26 No. 5643039 Report My penis is not safe. Holy hell these wammen have no boundaries
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>>5643039 Hangman needs a Daubeny to protec him.
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>>5643039 PROTECT THE PENIS!!!! THE HARLOTS CANNOT HAVE ONE WHIT OF THEE
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>>5643039 rip hangman almighty protect you
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>>5642112 >> You head to bed early, even abroad and seas away from the depths of the Wild you feel little inclination to stay outdoors on a night like this. Best you put it out of your mind and get as much sleep as possible. The Long Walk awaits. [Haughty] >>5624124 Me.
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>>5643039 Should've
>Headed to bed early Instead
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>>5642112 >You stay up through the night, virtually alone in the Salve Sanctum as all other pilgrims go to bed. Under the watchful gaze of a Knights Comitas sentinel and the ghosts of pilgrims before you, you pray. The Long Walk awaits. [Idealist] Were Adam and Cain allowed a moments respite before their exile from these fallen lands? I do not think so.
I'm also projecting my sleep deprived state and hope that it brings Emile a moment of [DIVINITY]
>>5624117 D E U S V U L T
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>>5643415 Hey guys, I know this quest isn't a blog but I wanted to share something from my personal life.
I made the difficult decision to stop being friends with someone that I've been friends with for a long time, reason being that nothing I did for them seemed to ever be enough. I was trying to hard because they told me that I wronged them in the past, and I felt as though I've had to atone for it for the duration of our friendship.
I'm crying. It's the first time I've cried in years, but for some reason this feels so difficult to do, despite me knowing that it'll be better for me in the long run. I try to be strong and think of figures of strength, Emile being one of them. But I don't have it in me to be strong right now.
I guess I seek pity, but any words of how you guys overcame something similar, or how to move forward would be much appreciated right now. Feel free to roast me for the lulz, that helps too.
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>>5643570 Life's too short to bond with kniggas that make you feel bad about yourself. A real knigga is honest with you but not for any purpose other than to make you stronger. Some kniggas you have to leave behind to make way for new kniggas. And when a knigga making you angry, just think, what would Cain do?
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:V3o6mzSM Sun 23 Apr 2023 08:10:37 No. 5643820 Report As some anons may have guessed, I am feeling a tad poorly today. Can’t crack out anything tonight, but we will resume our regular schedule with the Long Walk tomorrow.
>>5643570 He was not worthy of your friendship. Find yourself among comrades that celebrate you, not merely tolerate you.
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>>5643718 >>5643820 Thanks gents, I appreciate the kind words. Things seem bad now because it's still fresh but it's nothing I won't survive. I do deserve better and will try to hold myself to that higher standard moving forward.
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:M9kHi+0A Mon 24 Apr 2023 09:34:11 No. 5644764 Report Quoted By:
>SELECTED: You head to bed early, even abroad and seas away from the depths of the Wild you feel little inclination to stay outdoors on a night like this. Best you put it out of your mind and get as much sleep as possible. The Long Walk awaits. [Haughty] >REMOVED ‘Tired’ Trait -5DC >GAIN ‘Well-Rested’ Trait +3DC <span class="mu-s">Sandag, 18th Day of Kostrimun, 883 A.C.E. – Cathagi – Church of the Holy Juvenescence – Salve Sanctum - Before First Light</span>
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1B91RUv2lI8&ab_channel=francislimsj – Salve ReginaeDawn has not yet broken and the Salve Sanctum is crowded with bodies. The pilgrims kneel shoulder to shoulder on the stone floor, so tightly packed that it is hard for the ministering Comitas knights and Medicae Sisters to step between them. The crush extends all the way up the stairs and into the Church proper itself a level above, but no one complains. By good fortune, or perhaps a mark of respect from the other pilgrims, you are near the forefront of the Sanctum itself. You receive a benediction from the Chapter Master Callahan himself, although the man pays you no more special attention to any other earnest pilgrim gathered before him.
The ancient City is the birthplace of the Cantǒnian faith, and although the landscape and city itself were much different than some 900 years ago there remain four holy sites of significance that the vigil covers in a circuitous route. The Long Walk commences at dawn from the Salve Sanctum, paying obeisance. From there it is a lengthy trek to the second site, where Adam gave his sermon in the far outskirts of the City. From the edge of the desert and back, around most of the city proper, to the third site at the City’s coastline where Cain was crucified. The path from there takes one directly through the heart of the City, following the route of the Brother’s struggle as the uprising forced its way to the steps of the Crescent Palace. You are not likely to reach that final site until nightfall, and the trek until then will be harsh and unforgiving.
You are glad that you went to bed early yesterday, the weight of the journey and recent exertions do not lie so heavy on your shoulders today. You are able to properly shriven yourself in prayer, to steel your mind for the hardship ahead rather than dwell on how tired you are. You use this moment of quiet meditation at this first site to contemplate the divine beauty of Salve Reginae’s mercy.
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:M9kHi+0A Mon 24 Apr 2023 09:45:34 No. 5644771 Report [2/2]>Your worn travelling boots have served you thus far faithfully. Aside from a few blisters, you should be well guarded against cuts and filth from the City streets. You’ve come this far to make the Long Walk, not lame yourself in the doing of it. [Haughty] >Like most of the other pilgrims you have adopted the humble sandals that the locals and your indentured ancestors would have worn. Thin and worn flat, they offer some protection from the debris on the road but are scant proof against the sharpest rocks or blistering heat of day. [Hearty] >You walk barefoot, shoe coverings of any kind were a luxury that the poorest slaves were not afforded. They were also kept shaved, less purchase for parasites to nest in. Like them, your shoulder-length hair has been hewn messily down to the scalp. Few of the faithful go this far, but few have an Angel on their shoulder. [Idealist]
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:M9kHi+0A Mon 24 Apr 2023 09:46:34 No. 5644772 Report Quoted By:
*young and free nation
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>>5644771 >>Like most of the other pilgrims you have adopted the humble sandals that the locals and your indentured ancestors would have worn. Thin and worn flat, they offer some protection from the debris on the road but are scant proof against the sharpest rocks or blistering heat of day. [Hearty] Anonymous
>You walk barefoot, shoe coverings of any kind were a luxury that the poorest slaves were not afforded. They were also kept shaved, less purchase for parasites to nest in. Like them, your shoulder-length hair has been hewn messily down to the scalp. Few of the faithful go this far, but few have an Angel on their shoulder. [Idealist] >>5623967 Holy Mother Salve Reginae, recognize this as my post
True believer mode activate! Don't pussy out anons, we rode the lightning, now lets walk the walk, barefoot and all
Also, an early update! Anonymous
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>>5644771 >You walk barefoot, shoe coverings of any kind were a luxury that the poorest slaves were not afforded. They were also kept shaved, less purchase for parasites to nest in. Like them, your shoulder-length hair has been hewn messily down to the scalp. Few of the faithful go this far, but few have an Angel on their shoulder. [Idealist] >>5623968 Anonymous
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>>5644774 Shit meant to link my post to you too Forgotten
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>>5644771 >Like most of the other pilgrims you have adopted the humble sandals that the locals and your indentured ancestors would have worn. Thin and worn flat, they offer some protection from the debris on the road but are scant proof against the sharpest rocks or blistering heat of day. [Hearty] >>5624633 V pass.
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>You walk barefoot, shoe coverings of any kind were a luxury that the poorest slaves were not afforded. They were also kept shaved, less purchase for parasites to nest in. Like them, your shoulder-length hair has been hewn messily down to the scalp. Few of the faithful go this far, but few have an Angel on their shoulder. [Idealist] >>5644771 Its time to go 100%. This is the most important step of our journey and we should try to make it as difficult as possible.
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Remember when we did the phantom lanterns? I expect us to atavism back to our ancestors and putting us in their mindset may help/
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Hey Forgotten could you please refresh my memory, have we done the hardest tests of faith at each vigil so far leading up to this one?
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>>5644771 >>You walk barefoot, shoe coverings of any kind were a luxury that the poorest slaves were not afforded. They were also kept shaved, less purchase for parasites to nest in. Like them, your shoulder-length hair has been hewn messily down to the scalp. Few of the faithful go this far, but few have an Angel on their shoulder. [Idealist] me
>>5625307 We have rested and girded our hearts for this.
Also we need a picture to send home when we're done.
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:M9kHi+0A Mon 24 Apr 2023 10:01:32 No. 5644785 Report Quoted By:
>>5644780 Yes, I believe so.
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>>5644780 Except the first one since the only option at that point was the overnight virgil.
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Alright good to know.
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>>5644771 >>You walk barefoot, shoe coverings of any kind were a luxury that the poorest slaves were not afforded. They were also kept shaved, less purchase for parasites to nest in. Like them, your shoulder-length hair has been hewn messily down to the scalp. Few of the faithful go this far, but few have an Angel on their shoulder. [Idealist] >>5624057 Moi, also from the Vigil in Aubrey:
>A vow sworn at the end of your Vigil is considered to hold particular gravitas. There is no shame in not swearing a vow, you have stood the Vigil proud like any other knight. If making a vow or vows, be mindful that conditions that excuse failure are viewed dimly. This is a vow to achieve a worthy feat after all, not a business contract. If anyone want to suggest a vow we should start thinking about it, personally I like the Idea we vow to not bear weapons against men of chivalry or noble cause
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>>5644791 That's funny as fuck but I don't know that we'd be able to uphold that oath and "men of chivalry" is a pretty dicey one to have an oath about. I feel like too many would fall into that category, not to mention all the duels we end up in. We'd break that oath too fast I think and vigil oaths are worth more (pay out and punishment) from what I remember.
I like your train of thought though
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>>5644771 >You walk barefoot, shoe coverings of any kind were a luxury that the poorest slaves were not afforded. They were also kept shaved, less purchase for parasites to nest in. Like them, your shoulder-length hair has been hewn messily down to the scalp. Few of the faithful go this far, but few have an Angel on their shoulder. [Idealist] Verily
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>>5644793 How about we vow to tame the viper of Montbrun?
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>>5644771 >>You walk barefoot, shoe coverings of any kind were a luxury that the poorest slaves were not afforded. They were also kept shaved, less purchase for parasites to nest in. Like them, your shoulder-length hair has been hewn messily down to the scalp. Few of the faithful go this far, but few have an Angel on their shoulder. [Idealist] >>5624011 Anonymous
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>>5644771 >>You walk barefoot, shoe coverings of any kind were a luxury that the poorest slaves were not afforded. They were also kept shaved, less purchase for parasites to nest in. Like them, your shoulder-length hair has been hewn messily down to the scalp. Few of the faithful go this far, but few have an Angel on their shoulder. [Idealist] When it comes to faith we have always chosen the hardest path, this time will not be different.
>>5624124 Me
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>>5644771 >>5624053 >You walk barefoot, shoe coverings of any kind were a luxury that the poorest slaves were not afforded. They were also kept shaved, less purchase for parasites to nest in. Like them, your shoulder-length hair has been hewn messily down to the scalp. Few of the faithful go this far, but few have an Angel on their shoulder. [Idealist] Time to be an example.
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>>5644791 >>5644793 Personally I think we should vow something like.
>You will make no demands of those with a lower station than yours, and of those sworn to you, you will give them no command you wouldn't carry out yourself. Mechanically it would give us no bonus from a higher social standing and probably would get rid of our Haughty trait. But I think it would make sense that Emile might have a softer view of the lesser classes after such a humbling vigil and after having spent few nights aiding the Sisters with their tasks
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>>5644851 I actually like that, don't ask shit of those below us that we aren't willing to do ourselves. It works storywise, might hurt us in some respects but help in others. That's a cool idea anon
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>>5644771 >You walk barefoot, shoe coverings of any kind were a luxury that the poorest slaves were not afforded. They were also kept shaved, less purchase for parasites to nest in. Like them, your shoulder-length hair has been hewn messily down to the scalp. Few of the faithful go this far, but few have an Angel on their shoulder. [Idealist] Is there even any other option?
>>5624444 This is me boss
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>>5644771 >You walk barefoot, shoe coverings of any kind were a luxury that the poorest slaves were not afforded. They were also kept shaved, less purchase for parasites to nest in. Like them, your shoulder-length hair has been hewn messily down to the scalp. Few of the faithful go this far, but few have an Angel on their shoulder. [Idealist] We have gone the extra mile before why not now.
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>>5644865 Forgot to link back
>>5624159 Anonymous
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>>5644771 >You walk barefoot, shoe coverings of any kind were a luxury that the poorest slaves were not afforded. They were also kept shaved, less purchase for parasites to nest in. Like them, your shoulder-length hair has been hewn messily down to the scalp. Few of the faithful go this far, but few have an Angel on their shoulder. [Idealist] Anonymous
>>5644793 I don't think of it as much funny as coming full circle on Broulerts death and the origins of that fatal challenge and our respect for him.
>I don't know that we'd be able to uphold that oath and "men of chivalry" is a pretty dicey one to have an oath about That's fair but thats also why the wording is important and tailoring it would ultimately be needed, Men of chivalry was probably poor phrasing since I was doing the quick and dirty on it.
>>5644851 >probably would get rid of our Haughty trait hard no since I really dislike the push for humble on Emille.
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>>5644771 >You walk barefoot, shoe coverings of any kind were a luxury that the poorest slaves were not afforded. They were also kept shaved, less purchase for parasites to nest in. Like them, your shoulder-length hair has been hewn messily down to the scalp. Few of the faithful go this far, but few have an Angel on their shoulder. [Idealist] We have always taken the true path of the faithful when tested at each site
Let us not stray now
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Lest We Forget anzac anons
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>>5644883 I agree, I do like the Haughty trait on Emile if only for the fact it gives him some personal conflict with his religious and idealistic ideals
Ultimately though it's up to Forgotten whether that oath would necessitate us dropping the Haughty trait
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>>5644914 Haughty isn't necessarily a bad thing for Emile either. In our case, Emile thinks that as nobility he better than the common folk, and it is his duty to protect and aid those lesser than him. We know better and are stronger than the peasants, so we must rule them to keep them safe. If Emile were a bad person it could be totally different.
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>>5644771 >You walk barefoot, shoe coverings of any kind were a luxury that the poorest slaves were not afforded. They were also kept shaved, less purchase for parasites to nest in. Like them, your shoulder-length hair has been hewn messily down to the scalp. Few of the faithful go this far, but few have an Angel on their shoulder. [Idealist] verify
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>>5644771 >You walk barefoot, shoe coverings of any kind were a luxury that the poorest slaves were not afforded. They were also kept shaved, less purchase for parasites to nest in. Like them, your shoulder-length hair has been hewn messily down to the scalp. Few of the faithful go this far, but few have an Angel on their shoulder. [Idealist] >>5624101 Anonymous
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>>5644914 I feel that at some point Haughty will change because it is objectively a trait we've been neglecting a lot lately. It wouldn't surprise me if the end of the Long Walk gives us a choice there.
That said, I agree that shifting to Humble would be a terribly boring conclusion.
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>>5644771 >>You walk barefoot, shoe coverings of any kind were a luxury that the poorest slaves were not afforded. They were also kept shaved, less purchase for parasites to nest in. Like them, your shoulder-length hair has been hewn messily down to the scalp. Few of the faithful go this far, but few have an Angel on their shoulder. [Idealist] Anonymous
>>5644771 >>You walk barefoot, shoe coverings of any kind were a luxury that the poorest slaves were not afforded. They were also kept shaved, less purchase for parasites to nest in. Like them, your shoulder-length hair has been hewn messily down to the scalp. Few of the faithful go this far, but few have an Angel on their shoulder. [Idealist] >>5638059 Moi.
Only barfoot like the true pilgrims.
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>>5644771 >You walk barefoot, shoe coverings of any kind were a luxury that the poorest slaves were not afforded. They were also kept shaved, less purchase for parasites to nest in. Like them, your shoulder-length hair has been hewn messily down to the scalp. Few of the faithful go this far, but few have an Angel on their shoulder. [Idealist] What separates man from slave? Not his shoes
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>>5644791 Good catch!
I think there is one enemy in the future we all agree on, and they are the Sons of Sin.
We're already implicitly sworn to fight the foe, put putting our specific enmity against the Sons 'on paper' doesn't seem like a bad idea to me.
E.g: "I swear to oppose the sons of Sin, and their corruption of man's virtues, at every turn until either they or I no longer draw breath."
Inb4 "they're actually the good guys all along"
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>>5645101 Oh that's a great vow. It's fairly open ended and anything we do to strengthen ourselves and our position or otherwise oppose them can be fulfilling it.
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>>5644771 >You walk barefoot, shoe coverings of any kind were a luxury that the poorest slaves were not afforded. They were also kept shaved, less purchase for parasites to nest in. Like them, your shoulder-length hair has been hewn messily down to the scalp. Few of the faithful go this far, but few have an Angel on their shoulder. [Idealist] >>5624018 this is me
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>>5644771 >>You walk barefoot, shoe coverings of any kind were a luxury that the poorest slaves were not afforded. They were also kept shaved, less purchase for parasites to nest in. Like them, your shoulder-length hair has been hewn messily down to the scalp. Few of the faithful go this far, but few have an Angel on their shoulder. [Idealist] RIP THE HAIR BUT IT HAS TO BE DONE. IT WILL GROW BACK TWICE AS BRIGHT AND TWICE AS LONG
>>5624016 THE BODY IS READY
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>>5644771 >Like most of the other pilgrims you have adopted the humble sandals that the locals and your indentured ancestors would have worn. Thin and worn flat, they offer some protection from the debris on the road but are scant proof against the sharpest rocks or blistering heat of day. [Hearty >>5624289 My v ring.
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>>5645419 Lest we forget
God demm it phone.
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>>5644771 >>You walk barefoot, shoe coverings of any kind were a luxury that the poorest slaves were not afforded. They were also kept shaved, less purchase for parasites to nest in. Like them, your shoulder-length hair has been hewn messily down to the scalp. Few of the faithful go this far, but few have an Angel on their shoulder. [Idealist] >>5624044 Anonymous
>>5644780 Have we? Not sure if the reflection in the Salve Sanctum counts, unless the Long Walk is the vigil part of Emile's visit here.
>>5644851 I'd support this, it would be interesting to see Emile become more humble as a measure of character progression, but it would also be a shame to lose his Haughty trait.
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>>5645509 >unless the Long Walk is the vigil part of Emile's visit here. I believe that is the case, yes
>>5645101 This is great too anon
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>>5644771 >You walk barefoot, shoe coverings of any kind were a luxury that the poorest slaves were not afforded. They were also kept shaved, less purchase for parasites to nest in. Like them, your shoulder-length hair has been hewn messily down to the scalp. Few of the faithful go this far, but few have an Angel on their shoulder. [Idealist] >>5625228 this is me
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>Aww it'd be a shame to lose Haughty but lets do it anyway!
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>>5645645 I don't think we're going to lose Haughty and it's a fun attitude for Emile to have
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Pic related, lest we forget.
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>>5644771 >>Like most of the other pilgrims you have adopted the humble sandals that the locals and your indentured ancestors would have worn. Thin and worn flat, they offer some protection from the debris on the road but are scant proof against the sharpest rocks or blistering heat of day. [Hearty] >>5624095 Me
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Sorry lads, had it half written but falling asleep at the wheel here.
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:M9kHi+0A Wed 26 Apr 2023 09:33:35 No. 5646989 Report Quoted By:
>SELECTED: You walk barefoot, shoe coverings of any kind were a luxury that the poorest slaves were not afforded. They were also kept shaved, less purchase for parasites to nest in. Like them, your shoulder-length hair has been hewn messily down to the scalp. Few of the faithful go this far, but few have an Angel on their shoulder. [Idealist] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FGZH5feaxa0&ab_channel=HPfan619 – The Long WalkAt first light, the procession of some hundred or so pilgrims and their Knights Comitas escort leave the sanctuary of holy ground and the Long Walk begins. With each Vigil thus far you have not hesitated to take the harshest trials available, and you have done so joyfully. At each stop along your pilgrimage these tribulations have only seen you emerge stronger in your faith and conviction, and you will not shirk from your determined path now. You have long steeled yourself for the cruellest hardships that await you on this final and most important vigil, the Long Walk.
Your long hair has been shorn to the scalp, messy and unkempt from the livestock shear used to cut it. Like your noble fineries and high-quality clothing, it is merely another material trapping for you to discard on your pursuit for of spiritual salvation.
By the end of the day blisters are sure to be the least of your worries. Much of the City streets are paved, but the debris of the untold masses tends to collect in the street. Rough stone, broken pottery and unthinkable filth lies in your path. Cuts and sores quickly prove to be an inevitable affliction, you can only pray that your open wounds will not fall prey to infection later on.
>You health status is reduced to <span class="mu-b">BATTERED</span> You walk near the head of the procession with others that have entered into an undertaking for a like test of resolve, a place of deference and concern alike from the other faithful present. Father Towbray is among the former of course, along with his most ardent followers. <span class="mu-i">Your</span> followers, he calls them. But putting your hesitation at this sect situation to one side, your confessor serves as a source of inspiration as the If the wiry old man can find the strength within him to take the next step, you’ll not shame yourself by falling behind.
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:M9kHi+0A Wed 26 Apr 2023 09:37:07 No. 5646991 Report [2/2]>You ignore the man, tilting your head up with righteous pride as your step over his filth. He is lost, and you are saved. Better than saved, you are a soldier in the Kingdom of Heaven. This taunting is beneath your attention. [Haughty] > You glare at the offender defiantly as you sidestep the refuse, raising your voice at the next psalm in solidarity with the pilgrims. You cannot avoid every such mess, but you’ll be damned before you give any slaver scum the satisfaction of seeing you or your brothers lose heart. [Hearty] > “Almighty bless you, brother.” You smile at the antagonist as you step through the muck, mustering up every scrap of sincerity you can. None are outside of Salve Reginae’s grace, not even he. But Cain on the Cross, forgiveness isn't easy. [Idealist]
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>>5646991 > “Almighty bless you, brother.” You smile at the antagonist as you step through the muck, mustering up every scrap of sincerity you can. None are outside of Salve Reginae’s grace, not even he. But Cain on the Cross, forgiveness isn't easy. [Idealist] >>5623968 Anonymous
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>>5646991 > “Almighty bless you, brother.” You smile at the antagonist as you step through the muck, mustering up every scrap of sincerity you can. None are outside of Salve Reginae’s grace, not even he. But Cain on the Cross, forgiveness isn't easy. [Idealist] We're doing this hardcore
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>>5646991 >You ignore the man, tilting your head up with righteous pride as your step over his filth. He is lost, and you are saved. Better than saved, you are a soldier in the Kingdom of Heaven. This taunting is beneath your attention. [Haughty] >>5624044 Anonymous
>>5646991 >You ignore the man, tilting your head up with righteous pride as your step over his filth. He is lost, and you are saved. Better than saved, you are a soldier in the Kingdom of Heaven. This taunting is beneath your attention. [Haughty] Anonymous
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>>5647026 Woops verification post here
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>>5646991 >>You ignore the man, tilting your head up with righteous pride as your step over his filth. He is lost, and you are saved. Better than saved, you are a soldier in the Kingdom of Heaven. This taunting is beneath your attention. [Haughty] Anonymous
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>>5646991 >You ignore the man, tilting your head up with righteous pride as your step over his filth. He is lost, and you are saved. Better than saved, you are a soldier in the Kingdom of Heaven. This taunting is beneath your attention. [Haughty] We are the ALMIGHTY’S soldier
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>>5646991 Man fuck all these options to be honest, I don't like any of them, this Cathaggi copperclipper is acting under protection of the law and he fucking knows we legally can't do a damn thing about it, worse smile and bearing it.
> You glare at the offender defiantly as you sidestep the refuse, raising your voice at the next psalm in solidarity with the pilgrims. You cannot avoid every such mess, but you’ll be damned before you give any slaver scum the satisfaction of seeing you or your brothers lose heart. [Hearty] >>5624057 pass
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>>5647040 You can do a write in if you like anon, they've always been an option
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>>5646991 > You glare at the offender defiantly as you sidestep the refuse, raising your voice at the next psalm in solidarity with the pilgrims. You cannot avoid every such mess, but you’ll be damned before you give any slaver scum the satisfaction of seeing you or your brothers lose heart. [Hearty] >>5625312 Me
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>>5646991 >>5624053 >You ignore the man, tilting your head up with righteous pride as your step over his filth. He is lost, and you are saved. Better than saved, you are a soldier in the Kingdom of Heaven. This taunting is beneath your attention. [Haughty] Just because this man is lost doesn't we mean we have to be. We can forgive him this slight but we do not need to bend to his animosity.
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>>5646991 >You ignore the man, tilting your head up with righteous pride as your step over his filth. He is lost, and you are saved. Better than saved, you are a soldier in the Kingdom of Heaven. This taunting is beneath your attention. [Haughty] > mfw Haughty gets to be best option for once >>5624633 me.
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>>5646991 > “Almighty bless you, brother.” You smile at the antagonist as you step through the muck, mustering up every scrap of sincerity you can. None are outside of Salve Reginae’s grace, not even he. But Cain on the Cross, forgiveness isn't easy. [Idealist] >>5624018 this is me
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>>5646991 >> “Almighty bless you, brother.” You smile at the antagonist as you step through the muck, mustering up every scrap of sincerity you can. None are outside of Salve Reginae’s grace, not even he. But Cain on the Cross, forgiveness isn't easy. [Idealist] Anonymous
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>>5646991 >You ignore the man, tilting your head up with righteous pride as your step over his filth. He is lost, and you are saved. Better than saved, you are a soldier in the Kingdom of Heaven. This taunting is beneath your attention. [Haughty] >>5624095 Anonymous
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>>5646991 >“Almighty bless you, brother.” You smile at the antagonist as you step through the muck, mustering up every scrap of sincerity you can. None are outside of Salve Reginae’s grace, not even he. But Cain on the Cross, forgiveness isn't easy. [Idealist] >>5625288 Hot.
Diggity.
Damn.
It's me again.
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>>5646991 >> “Almighty bless you, brother.” You smile at the antagonist as you step through the muck, mustering up every scrap of sincerity you can. None are outside of Salve Reginae’s grace, not even he. But Cain on the Cross, forgiveness isn't easy. [Idealist] NEVER HAS FAITH FELT SO GOOD
>>5624016 GOD SPEAKS THROUGH ME
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>>5646991 >You ignore the man, tilting your head up with righteous pride as your step over his filth. He is lost, and you are saved. Better than saved, you are a soldier in the Kingdom of Heaven. This taunting is beneath your attention. [Haughty] Anonymous
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>>5646991 >>You ignore the man, tilting your head up with righteous pride as your step over his filth. He is lost, and you are saved. Better than saved, you are a soldier in the Kingdom of Heaven. This taunting is beneath your attention. [Haughty] hard choice i don't know if it's right
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>>5646991 > “Almighty bless you, brother.” You smile at the antagonist as you step through the muck, mustering up every scrap of sincerity you can. None are outside of Salve Reginae’s grace, not even he. But Cain on the Cross, forgiveness isn't easy. [Idealist] >>5624101 Anonymous
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>>5646991 > You glare at the offender defiantly as you sidestep the refuse, raising your voice at the next psalm in solidarity with the pilgrims. You cannot avoid every such mess, but you’ll be damned before you give any slaver scum the satisfaction of seeing you or your brothers lose heart. [Hearty >>5624289 My little v postings.
Our feet are cut up and such would rather not walk though this pike of nasty trash to could give us an infection
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>>5646991 >> “Almighty bless you, brother.” You smile at the antagonist as you step through the muck, mustering up every scrap of sincerity you can. None are outside of Salve Reginae’s grace, not even he. But Cain on the Cross, forgiveness isn't easy. [Idealist] >>5624011 Anonymous
>>5646991 >> “Almighty bless you, brother.” You smile at the antagonist as you step through the muck, mustering up every scrap of sincerity you can. None are outside of Salve Reginae’s grace, not even he. But Cain on the Cross, forgiveness isn't easy. [Idealist] Anonymous
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>>5646991 >You ignore the man, tilting your head up with righteous pride as your step over his filth. He is lost, and you are saved. Better than saved, you are a soldier in the Kingdom of Heaven. This taunting is beneath your attention. [Haughty] >>5625001 Anonymous
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>>5646991 >>You ignore the man, tilting your head up with righteous pride as your step over his filth. He is lost, and you are saved. Better than saved, you are a soldier in the Kingdom of Heaven. This taunting is beneath your attention. [Haughty] verify
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>>5646991 >>You ignore the man, tilting your head up with righteous pride as your step over his filth. He is lost, and you are saved. Better than saved, you are a soldier in the Kingdom of Heaven. This taunting is beneath your attention. [Haughty] Ignore him. He shall not halt our way. Also have to consider the condition of our feet.
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>>5646991 >You ignore the man, tilting your head up with righteous pride as your step over his filth. He is lost, and you are saved. Better than saved, you are a soldier in the Kingdom of Heaven. This taunting is beneath your attention. [Haughty] Reginae forgive you for I will not.
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>>5646991 > “Almighty bless you, brother.” You smile at the antagonist as you step through the muck, mustering up every scrap of sincerity you can. None are outside of Salve Reginae’s grace, not even he. But Cain on the Cross, forgiveness isn't easy. [Idealist] Anonymous
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>>5646991 > “Almighty bless you, brother.” You smile at the antagonist as you step through the muck, mustering up every scrap of sincerity you can. None are outside of Salve Reginae’s grace, not even he. But Cain on the Cross, forgiveness isn't easy. [Idealist] Remember why we do this. There is a meaning to the suffering. There must be.
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:S4ksKoeJ Thu 27 Apr 2023 03:05:51 No. 5647817 Report Quoted By:
It’s looks to be quite a late night for me lads, we’re unlikely to see an update before tomorrow.
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>>5647041 No point really, their is little support for anything other than bearing it in some fashion and we're in a tenuous enough legal situation that we clearly cannot escalate without being incredibly and unecessarily clever about it.
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>>5647843 This whole thing is supposed to be an exercise in humility to better understand the blight of the brothers and the enslaved masses
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>>5646991 >You ignore the man, tilting your head up with righteous pride as your step over his filth. He is lost, and you are saved. Better than saved, you are a soldier in the Kingdom of Heaven. This taunting is beneath your attention. [Haughty] I want to be a bit more haughty this time
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>>5647942 assumed humility does not deny hostility as a reaction to obvious malice.
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>>5646991 >>You ignore the man, tilting your head up with righteous pride as your step over his filth. He is lost, and you are saved. Better than saved, you are a soldier in the Kingdom of Heaven. This taunting is beneath your attention. [Haughty] Paradoxicaly you could argue that the actions, if not the intent and reasons, of the haughty option is more in line with and likely to get the wanted results of idealist and vice versa
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>SELECTED: You ignore the man, tilting your head up with righteous pride as your step over his filth. He is lost, and you are saved. Better than saved, you are a soldier in the Kingdom of Heaven. This taunting is beneath your attention. [Haughty] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qOYqtmhoD6I&ab_channel=MediaevalBaebes-Topic – Sermon on the MountThe scorn of men like he is of less moment than the dirt upon the soles of your feet, and you treat his actions with the appropriate disdain. You walk not as a cowed slave might, dressed in rags and beaten into submissions, but with all the confidence and nobility of a prince attired in the finest garments and privileged right of way. A man born free, thanks to the efforts of the Brothers and those that aided them. Frustrated at the lack of indignant reaction from yourself, the unseemly local offers a muttered curse as the procession of the faithful passes him by.
It may be the first insult offered on the Long Walk as your party approaches the City gates, but it is far from the last. Curses, rude gestures and discarded rubbish greet you at each street corner. Armoured in the righteousness of your actions and the pleasure of this dedication to the faith in suffering, all of these petty wrongs wash over you like water off a duck’s back. Anything less would be beneath you.
The procession passes through the southernmost gate without event, the guards standing aside with little ceremony, and the path ahead clears up considerably as you reach the city’s outskirts. Past the hovels and the farms and the stretches of arid land, wincing as the road grows rougher and sharp stones cut into your bare skin. You have been walking for hours, the sun now fully in the sky, and you are little over halfway to your destination.
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The Book of Brothers is clear, there was not one single speech by Adam. Nor was he the only speaker, many of a like mind and heart echoed his views and philosophies to the downtrodden in many places. The injustices of their fates, the future of their children, and how a man might lead his life and live the world better for those to come after. Such words were repeated throughout the city some nine-hundred years ago, at first whispered between cages or muttered askance in back alleys. Then it was talked and debated in small gatherings at humble households, preached to crowds of ready listeners in the street corners. Parables tell of Adam’s ad-hoc sermons, his words to one fellow in a moral lesson or insightful reflection eventually drawing a crowd a in the street until the guards came for him. Without fail it was his watchful brother Cain and other supporters that enabled his safe escape, distracting and confounding the pursuers or outright attacking them. Such small acts of rebellion were repeated, the words more defiant, the listeners greater in number and the resistance to any attempted retribution more brazen until a full-scale manhunt for the speakers ensued. Such is depicted in the Second Passage.
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:Rf+4ke/U Fri 28 Apr 2023 12:22:27 No. 5649032 Report [3/3]> “ A sip, no more. I am not yet spent.” You gather your bearing and a moment’s breath before attempting the summit. It was from there that Adam spoke, and those closest to him could see the man in the flesh and hear his truths most clearly. You have the best chance of reaching it if you gather your strength first. [Haughty] > “My thanks, squire. Let us take a moment and share what we have.” Not everyone is so fortunate to have an attendant like yourself, you rest with the majority of the pilgrims at the foot of the quarry as you tend to the other pilgrims that appear to be struggling. To be among the masses that heard Adam’s echoed words at the base of the quarry is enough. [Hearty] > “…” You shake your head, not pausing before you attempt the climb to the quarry summit. Did your forebears have the luxury of rest? A moment of respite save for what the masters spared to keep their chattel breathing? No. And for the best of them, their thirst for Adam’s dream of liberation was greater still. [Idealist]
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>>5649032 > “ A sip, no more. I am not yet spent.” You gather your bearing and a moment’s breath before attempting the summit. It was from there that Adam spoke, and those closest to him could see the man in the flesh and hear his truths most clearly. You have the best chance of reaching it if you gather your strength first. [Haughty] Anonymous
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>>5649032 > “…” You shake your head, not pausing before you attempt the climb to the quarry summit. Did your forebears have the luxury of rest? A moment of respite save for what the masters spared to keep their chattel breathing? No. And for the best of them, their thirst for Adam’s dream of liberation was greater still. [Idealist] >>5624018 this is me
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>>5649032 >>5624053 > “…” You shake your head, not pausing before you attempt the climb to the quarry summit. Did your forebears have the luxury of rest? A moment of respite save for what the masters spared to keep their chattel breathing? No. And for the best of them, their thirst for Adam’s dream of liberation was greater still. [Idealist] We do it the hard way.
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>>5649032 > “ A sip, no more. I am not yet spent.” You gather your bearing and a moment’s breath before attempting the summit. It was from there that Adam spoke, and those closest to him could see the man in the flesh and hear his truths most clearly. You have the best chance of reaching it if you gather your strength first. [Haughty] No reason to get fucked so soon.
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>>5649032 > “…” You shake your head, not pausing before you attempt the climb to the quarry summit. Did your forebears have the luxury of rest? A moment of respite save for what the masters spared to keep their chattel breathing? No. And for the best of them, their thirst for Adam’s dream of liberation was greater still. [Idealist] This is a tough one; from a meta-gaming perspective I feel like taking a break is ideal for when we do the vigil. From a roleplay perspective though, doing the walk with no breaks just as the Brothers did feels right, even if we suffer another level of damage for it
>>5623967 It me, anon
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>>5649032 > “…” You shake your head, not pausing before you attempt the climb to the quarry summit. Did your forebears have the luxury of rest? A moment of respite save for what the masters spared to keep their chattel breathing? No. And for the best of them, their thirst for Adam’s dream of liberation was greater still. [Idealist] I know it'll probably have some effects down the line whenever we need to fight that viking guy. But it's the only way
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>>5649032 >> “…” You shake your head, not pausing before you attempt the climb to the quarry summit. Did your forebears have the luxury of rest? A moment of respite save for what the masters spared to keep their chattel breathing? No. And for the best of them, their thirst for Adam’s dream of liberation was greater still. [Idealist] Anonymous
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>>5649032 >> “ A sip, no more. I am not yet spent.” You gather your bearing and a moment’s breath before attempting the summit. It was from there that Adam spoke, and those closest to him could see the man in the flesh and hear his truths most clearly. You have the best chance of reaching it if you gather your strength first. [Haughty] >>5624044 Anonymous
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We rode the lightning. We dive bombed a SOS in fullplate. We did so because we do what lesser men can not or will not do.
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>>5649032 > “…” You shake your head, not pausing before you attempt the climb to the quarry summit. Did your forebears have the luxury of rest? A moment of respite save for what the masters spared to keep their chattel breathing? No. And for the best of them, their thirst for Adam’s dream of liberation was greater still. [Idealist] We do what others dare not for those who cannot. Who could not.
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>>5649032 >> “…” You shake your head, not pausing before you attempt the climb to the quarry summit. Did your forebears have the luxury of rest? A moment of respite save for what the masters spared to keep their chattel breathing? No. And for the best of them, their thirst for Adam’s dream of liberation was greater still. [Idealist] >>5624820 me
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>>5649032 >> “ A sip, no more. I am not yet spent.” You gather your bearing and a moment’s breath before attempting the summit. It was from there that Adam spoke, and those closest to him could see the man in the flesh and hear his truths most clearly. You have the best chance of reaching it if you gather your strength first. [Haughty] Anonymous
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>>5649032 >> “…” You shake your head, not pausing before you attempt the climb to the quarry summit. Did your forebears have the luxury of rest? A moment of respite save for what the masters spared to keep their chattel breathing? No. And for the best of them, their thirst for Adam’s dream of liberation was greater still. [Idealist] >>5624124 Me
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>>5649032 > “My thanks, squire. Let us take a moment and share what we have.” Not everyone is so fortunate to have an attendant like yourself, you rest with the majority of the pilgrims at the foot of the quarry as you tend to the other pilgrims that appear to be struggling. To be among the masses that heard Adam’s echoed words at the base of the quarry is enough. [Hearty >>5624289 My v postings
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>>5649032 > “ A sip, no more. I am not yet spent.” You gather your bearing and a moment’s breath before attempting the summit. It was from there that Adam spoke, and those closest to him could see the man in the flesh and hear his truths most clearly. You have the best chance of reaching it if you gather your strength first. [Haughty] Hydration is important
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>>5649032 > “…” You shake your head, not pausing before you attempt the climb to the quarry summit. Did your forebears have the luxury of rest? A moment of respite save for what the masters spared to keep their chattel breathing? No. And for the best of them, their thirst for Adam’s dream of liberation was greater still. [Idealist] >You see that Father is inspecting it's one oddity, a white marble stone wall much overgrown with lichen and moss. >Marble, for a farmhouse! Can you believe it? You know they used to import this, huge blocks of it, across the sea from Carthagi." The marble father was talking before we began our pilgrimage probably came from here, we have gone full circle in a way. Can we take a small piece of marble back with us as a gift to father. Something properly cut and polished maybe.
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>>5649232 Let's send him a marble miniature of the Crescent Palace. A proper tacky souvenir, he'll love it!
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>>5649032 > “…” You shake your head, not pausing before you attempt the climb to the quarry summit. Did your forebears have the luxury of rest? A moment of respite save for what the masters spared to keep their chattel breathing? No. And for the best of them, their thirst for Adam’s dream of liberation was greater still. [Idealist] Our faith shall provide all the sustenance we need
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>>5649032 >“ A sip, no more. I am not yet spent.” You gather your bearing and a moment’s breath before attempting the summit. It was from there that Adam spoke, and those closest to him could see the man in the flesh and hear his truths most clearly. You have the best chance of reaching it if you gather your strength first. [Haughty] >>5625001 Anonymous
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>>5649032 >> “…” You shake your head, not pausing before you attempt the climb to the quarry summit. Did your forebears have the luxury of rest? A moment of respite save for what the masters spared to keep their chattel breathing? No. And for the best of them, their thirst for Adam’s dream of liberation was greater still. [Idealist] We are an example.
>>5624016 my v
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>>5649032 >> “ A sip, no more. I am not yet spent.” You gather your bearing and a moment’s breath before attempting the summit. It was from there that Adam spoke, and those closest to him could see the man in the flesh and hear his truths most clearly. You have the best chance of reaching it if you gather your strength first. [Haughty] Man the options really are
>Gather yourself so you can personally finish it >Spend your resources so that everyone has a chance of finishing it >Burn yourself for the experience we are trending very closly to the insane here.
>>5624057 Sanity post
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>>5649032 >> “ A sip, no more. I am not yet spent.” You gather your bearing and a moment’s breath before attempting the summit. It was from there that Adam spoke, and those closest to him could see the man in the flesh and hear his truths most clearly. You have the best chance of reaching it if you gather your strength first. [Haughty] Anonymous
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>>5649032 > “…” You shake your head, not pausing before you attempt the climb to the quarry summit. Did your forebears have the luxury of rest? A moment of respite save for what the masters spared to keep their chattel breathing? No. And for the best of them, their thirst for Adam’s dream of liberation was greater still. [Idealist] Now this is the kind of zealotry that I see Emile indulging in. Always taking on a challenge even when it's a bad idea.
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>>5649032 > “…” You shake your head, not pausing before you attempt the climb to the quarry summit. Did your forebears have the luxury of rest? A moment of respite save for what the masters spared to keep their chattel breathing? No. And for the best of them, their thirst for Adam’s dream of liberation was greater still. [Idealist] >>5625312 Anonymous
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>>5649032 >> “…” You shake your head, not pausing before you attempt the climb to the quarry summit. Did your forebears have the luxury of rest? A moment of respite save for what the masters spared to keep their chattel breathing? No. And for the best of them, their thirst for Adam’s dream of liberation was greater still. [Idealist] >>5623968 Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B
Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:Rf+4ke/U Sat 29 Apr 2023 15:20:02 No. 5650029 Report > SELECTED: “…” You shake your head, not pausing before you attempt the climb to the quarry summit. Did your forebears have the luxury of rest? A moment of respite save for what the masters spared to keep their chattel breathing? No. And for the best of them, their thirst for Adam’s dream of liberation was greater still. [Idealist] >No Rest, No Respite. You are more likely to be injured on the climb. <span class="mu-b">+1 Step on the Path of Adam [28 steps].</span> >Unforgiving Obstacle / Unfamiliar Terrain 40DC >Well Rested +3DC >Ranger Gear +1 Re-Roll presumably carried by Mikail >43DC Crit-Pass = Angelic Vision
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Rolled 85 (1d100) >>5650029 Let's gooooooo
>>5624057 Anonymous
Rolled 11 (1d100) >>5650029 Faith may move mountains but it can also move kniggas up mountains
>>5624544 is me
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:Rf+4ke/U Sat 29 Apr 2023 15:36:02 No. 5650040 Report >>5650037 >That really Activates my Angels, Andrei... Anonymous
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Rolled 3 (1d100) >>5650042 Trying again
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>>5650030 Do we try to reroll this? I wonder if it is worth it...
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>>5650049 It could go either way, but I would save it if we need to roll for the way down.
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>>5650029 No one roll.
>>5650030 >>5650037 >>5650043 Anything more is greedy.
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Rolled 23 (1d100) >>5624345 Verification
>>5650029 Almighty guide me.
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We will likely roll once we are atop the cliff. Fuck this was a difficult climb.
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Rolled 20 (1d100) Real tempted to shoot for the stars with that reroll, don't really see where we'd use the ranger gear again and odds are we'll likely still retain wounded.
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>>5650074 Think you need to link back to your post if you want to reroll. Also declare that it's a reroll, but Almighty punishing us for our hubris aside I don't see why we shouldn't use it.
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>>5650074 CAIN IN THE REROLLS
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>>5650040 >>5650037 double pass and Forgotten uses my own pic as a reaction. Today was a good day
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>>5650029 Who exactly is doing the walk with us besides Mikail and the pilgrims?
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>>5650037 >>5650043 >>5650074 I wonder how long we'll be able to keep up this religious fuelled madness
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>>5650190 This train never ends. Every time we fall down, we'll get right back up and keep walking the path. Until the almighty let's us rest
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>3 SUCCESS: You scaled the wyvern infested peaks of Fallavon in full armour. Despite the heat and thirst, you actually find this hike far easier. You reach the summit without injury. >DOUBLE PASS: Echo of Adam.
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:Rf+4ke/U Sun 30 Apr 2023 12:56:58 No. 5650822 Report [2/2]>Mikail of Andryski >Brother Marcel Rousseau >Jester-Makes-Fool-of-All >Martyr: For every degree below healthy, add +5AV. >Benediction: Restore +1 wellbeing of a Companion, once per combat.
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>>5650822 >Brother Marcel Rousseau Mikhail would never abandon a mission given by us. Brother Rousseau promised to see us complete our vigils, and this he shall do.
>>5624117 Me
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>>5650822 >Mikail of Andryski >Benediction: Restore +1 wellbeing of a Companion, once per combat. >>5623968 Anonymous
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>>5650822 >>Jester-Makes-Fool-of-All >Martyr: For every degree below healthy, add +5AV. Always love the supernatural holy updates.
>>5624400 Verification
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>>5650822 >>Jester-Makes-Fool-of-All >Benediction: Restore +1 wellbeing of a Companion, once per combat. >>5624044 Anonymous
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>>5650822 >Brother Marcel Rousseau >Benediction: Restore +1 wellbeing of a Companion, once per combat. Anonymous
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>>5650825 >Benediction: Restore +1 wellbeing of a Companion, once per combat. Would also like this boon
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>>5650822 >Jester-Makes-Fool-of-All >Benediction: Restore +1 wellbeing of a Companion, once per combat. This is me
>>5624444 Anonymous
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>>5650822 >Brother Marcel Rousseau >Benediction: Restore +1 wellbeing of a Companion, once per combat. >>5624544 A whisper on the wind, an echo of a past post
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>>5650822 1) A hand grips the rope, your only tether between the summit above and certain death below. This time, the rope does not break. You look up and see that it is held by…
>Brother Marcel Rousseau 2) Sermon on the Mount – Additional Adam boon
>Martyr: For every degree below healthy, add +5AV. verify
>>5624223 Anonymous
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>>5650822 >>5624053 >Brother Marcel Rousseau >Benediction: Restore +1 wellbeing of a Companion, once per combat. This is a tough choice. It would track that Jess would save us again from certain doom, having been our unofficial guardian angel since Fallavon.This could be the proof we can show that the people of the Wild are capable of the good of Humanity, that they can be Friend not Foe. But it would be providence that Brother Rousseau would be the one to fulfill the promise of his own oath at this moment, and save us in lieu of being able to save Gabriel. It would be nice to see him free of the burden that rests on his soul.
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>>5650822 >That speech I can hear the Griffinhawks from all that freedom
1)
>Jester-Makes-Fool-of-All Honestly I struggle with Jess being here but she's always been carried by her own winds and her bond is strong with us and Mikails the at the back.
2)
>Benediction: Restore +1 wellbeing of a Companion, once per combat. I love me AV but I really don't want to pour fuel on the saint thing by giving grounds to proclaim martyrdom.
>>5624057 Based and adampilled
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>>5650822 this is me
>>5624056 >Jester-Makes-Fool-of-All Always at our side in our greatest moment of need. truly, she is always where she is needed. Even if she is not the one to help us up she is there.
>Benediction: Restore +1 wellbeing of a Companion, once per combat. Anonymous
>>5650871 Make no mistake we going to be martyred at the end of this road/quest. Recall the visions we saw long ago of us standing in defiance against the oncoming hoard. But who is to say we do not become something greater in our martyrdom? Perhaps we will even gain wings?
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>>5650875 Fight me, Emille's going to live a long life with his waifu and I'll die on that hill.
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>>5650822 (1)
>Brother Marcel Rousseau The reason being that the rope snapped in his hand and he almost fell into the same despair when he lost Gabriel. It would be a nice addition to his own journey to have saved the lad who reminded him so much of his own nephew.
(2)
>Benediction: Restore +1 wellbeing of a Companion, once per combat. I got flashbacks of our brother dying in that Port Bounty alleyway. Never again.
>>5623997 Me
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>>5650822 >>Brother Marcel Rousseau >Benediction: Restore +1 wellbeing of a Companion, once per combat. >>5624124 Me
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>>5650879 Face it. The waifu wars are over. We chose glory, political assassination, passion, and reaching above our station over farming, comfort, and growing old together. We may have done and will go on to do great things, but deep down we are still a second son with a desire for a life and an unnatural love of violence.
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>>5650888 Did I say Daubney? we'll go onto to glory and passion and reach above our station but I'll be damned if we turn into a sterile saint rather than the start of a new noble dynasty with a woman who's more than our match.
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>>5650897 >>5650888 ARDENNE BECKONS AND WE SHALL ANSWER ITS CALL
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>>5650822 >Brother Marcel Rousseau I don't mind if Jess wins but I feel that the old man deserves one joy in his life.
>Benediction: Restore +1 wellbeing of a Companion, once per combat. Absolutely useful. Also, probably explicit not-magic, so I'm eager to see how it plays out.
>>5624633 Me.
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>>5650822 >Mikail of Andryski >Martyr: For every degree below healthy, add +5AV. hope this verification works,
>>5625310 made it in another country, been travelling through europe for a month Anonymous
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>>5650822 >Jester-Makes-Fool-of-All >Martyr: For every degree below healthy, add +5AV. Anonymous
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>>5650822 >Brother Marcel Rousseau Jess can save us next time.
Marcel needs a W right now
>Benediction: Restore +1 wellbeing of a Companion, once per combat. >>5625288 Blistering Biggity Blam.
I'm here again.
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>>5650822 1)
>>Brother Marcel Rousseau 2)
>Benediction: Restore +1 wellbeing of a Companion, once per combat. Let Brother Marcel earn some peace.
>>5624159 Anonymous
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>>5650822 >Brother Marcel Rousseau Verily
>>5624000 Anonymous
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>>5650822 >Benediction: Restore +1 wellbeing of a Companion, once per combat. Anonymous
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>>5650822 >Brother Marcel Rousseau >Martyr: For every degree below healthy, add +5AV. >>5624018 this is me
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>>5650822 >Brother Marcel Rousseau 2) Sermon on the Mount – Additional Adam boon
>Martyr: For every degree below healthy, add +5AV Can't get off this wild ride
>>5624289 My v ring
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>>5650822 >Brother Marcel Rousseau >Martyr: For every degree below healthy, add +5AV. >>5624808 V card
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>>5650822 >>Brother Marcel Rousseau >Martyr: For every degree below healthy, add +5AV. >>5624011 Anonymous
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>>5650822 >>Jester-Makes-Fool-of-All >>Benediction: Restore +1 wellbeing of a Companion, once per combat. Blessed are those who believe and those who are saved.
me
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>>5650822 >>Brother Marcel Rousseau >>5650822 >>Benediction: Restore +1 wellbeing of a Companion, once per combat. >>5624016 me
I long for the day we get a dubs pass + crit pass on a religious moment. The angel calls...
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>>5650822 1) A hand grips the rope, your only tether between the summit above and certain death below. This time, the rope does not break. You look up and see that it is held by…
>Brother Marcel Rousseau 2) Sermon on the Mount – Additional Adam boon
>Benediction: Restore +1 wellbeing of a Companion, once per combat. >>5623967 V check
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>>5650822 I took a minor break from reading and I come back to more zealotry.
>Brother Marcel Rousseau 2) Sermon on the Mount – Additional Adam boon
>Benediction: Restore +1 wellbeing of a Companion, once per combat. Anonymous
>>5651645 Imma go search for my v post
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Is this it? The Long Walk is over? Kinda underwhelming if true. I guess you can't top getting hit by lightning.
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>>5650822 >Brother Marcel Rousseau >Benediction: Restore +1 wellbeing of a Companion, once per combat. Anonymous
>>5651674 Still 2 or three more stops, Cain's crucifixion, fight against the Dragon and one more i think.
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>>5651882 I don't think the fight with the Dragon is included in the long walk, technically the last step should be returning to Canton since it bookends the Cathaggi section of the book of Brothers.
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>>5651882 >>5651898 The next step is Cain's Cross by the seashore, followed by the final demonstration at the gates of the Crescent Palace.
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>SELECTED: Brother Marcel Rousseau >SELECTED: GAIN Benediction: Restore +1 wellbeing of a Companion, once per combat.
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:Rf+4ke/U Mon 01 May 2023 12:57:34 No. 5652045 Report [2/2]>You pay no heed to the whispers of the pilgrims. You are the avatar of the Almighty. If the Angel bids you speak, you shall shout from the rooftops. Until then, whatever comes is the will of Heaven. The cynicism of the doubters or the faith of the believers will not change that inalienable fact. [Haughty] >You encourage your fellow pilgrims to spread the word. The Angel has chosen you, Adam has spoken to you. The blessing of the Almighty is a cause for joyous celebration. You put your stock in the faith of the righteous folk, not bookish clergy. [Hearty] >You will bid the fellow pilgrims here to keep their silence until called upon for the Convocation. The Church, while a fallible human organisation, is still the Almighty’s earthly institution founded to adhere to the faith and keep as truthful a record as possible of his divine workings. Their processes are there for a reason, to stand proof against heresy and idle rumours. [Idealist]
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>>5652045 >You pay no heed to the whispers of the pilgrims. You are the avatar of the Almighty. If the Angel bids you speak, you shall shout from the rooftops. Until then, whatever comes is the will of Heaven. The cynicism of the doubters or the faith of the believers will not change that inalienable fact. [Haughty] >>5623967 Me Anonymous
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>>5652045 >You will bid the fellow pilgrims here to keep their silence until called upon for the Convocation. The Church, while a fallible human organisation, is still the Almighty’s earthly institution founded to adhere to the faith and keep as truthful a record as possible of his divine workings. Their processes are there for a reason, to stand proof against heresy and idle rumours. [Idealist] >>5623968 Anonymous
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>>5652045 >You pay no heed to the whispers of the pilgrims. You are the avatar of the Almighty. If the Angel bids you speak, you shall shout from the rooftops. Until then, whatever comes is the will of Heaven. The cynicism of the doubters or the faith of the believers will not change that inalienable fact. [Haughty] I'm Haughty, Haughty for Angels.
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>>5652045 >>You will bid the fellow pilgrims here to keep their silence until called upon for the Convocation. The Church, while a fallible human organisation, is still the Almighty’s earthly institution founded to adhere to the faith and keep as truthful a record as possible of his divine workings. Their processes are there for a reason, to stand proof against heresy and idle rumours. [Idealist] Let's try not to draw more attention to ourselves than necessary.
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>>5652045 >>You pay no heed to the whispers of the pilgrims. You are the avatar of the Almighty. If the Angel bids you speak, you shall shout from the rooftops. Until then, whatever comes is the will of Heaven. The cynicism of the doubters or the faith of the believers will not change that inalienable fact. [Haughty] The only truth is that we have experienced it so. It is not out place to tell our followers to wag their tongues, but nor shall we demand their silence. Whatever comes is the will of Heaven.
>>5624016 My faith post.
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>>5652045 >>5624053 >You will bid the fellow pilgrims here to keep their silence until called upon for the Convocation. The Church, while a fallible human organisation, is still the Almighty’s earthly institution founded to adhere to the faith and keep as truthful a record as possible of his divine workings. Their processes are there for a reason, to stand proof against heresy and idle rumours. [Idealist] This is the safest thing way to go about it. If we want to be official, we should give an initial record to Chapter Master Callahan so that the true message we heard cannot be diluted if it manages to get out like the first time. It probably also gives us a chance to ask about the silver chain in his office.
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>>5652045 >You pay no heed to the whispers of the pilgrims. You are the avatar of the Almighty. If the Angel bids you speak, you shall shout from the rooftops. Until then, whatever comes is the will of Heaven. The cynicism of the doubters or the faith of the believers will not change that inalienable fact. [Haughty] We only act in the Almighty’s name - and the Angel is his messenger.
To preach or restrict our preaching on the basis of temporal considers and without higher sanction is beneath us.
We are but a tool of the Almighty.
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>>5652045 >You pay no heed to the whispers of the pilgrims. You are the avatar of the Almighty. If the Angel bids you speak, you shall shout from the rooftops. Until then, whatever comes is the will of Heaven. The cynicism of the doubters or the faith of the believers will not change that inalienable fact. [Haughty] I almost want to pick [Hearty], since it sounds fun.
But what God wills shall be done. And I know it might be 'safer' to tell them to keep quiet, there's more of a chance we can get canonized if we allow people to talk a little about our deeds. Sure there's the chance of things going badly, but
WE ARE THE ALMIGHTY'S VESSEL, AND WE SHALL FIGHT THE GOOD FIGHT IN HIS NAME >>5624101 Anonymous
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>>5652045 >You pay no heed to the whispers of the pilgrims. You are the avatar of the Almighty. If the Angel bids you speak, you shall shout from the rooftops. Until then, whatever comes is the will of Heaven. The cynicism of the doubters or the faith of the believers will not change that inalienable fact. [Haughty] I might sound like a hypocrite but why contain it...
>>5624057 Adampilled
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>>5652060 >>5652045 I have been convinced to change my vote to
>You pay no heed to the whispers of the pilgrims. You are the avatar of the Almighty. If the Angel bids you speak, you shall shout from the rooftops. Until then, whatever comes is the will of Heaven. The cynicism of the doubters or the faith of the believers will not change that inalienable fact. [Haughty] However, I would still like to have an official account made with the Chapter Master so that there is no confusion later during the Convocation.
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No surprise that time and mortal corruption have twisted the words spoken to suit the nobility and the clergy. We really should start writing down the true history and training our faithful so that when the thorny knights come they will have fight through an ocean to get to us. Also, we are starting to gather a dangerous amount of information that the church likely spent decades suppressing.
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>>5652045 >>You pay no heed to the whispers of the pilgrims. You are the avatar of the Almighty. If the Angel bids you speak, you shall shout from the rooftops. Until then, whatever comes is the will of Heaven. The cynicism of the doubters or the faith of the believers will not change that inalienable fact. [Haughty] me:
>>5650981 >>5625310 Anonymous
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>>5652045 >>You pay no heed to the whispers of the pilgrims. You are the avatar of the Almighty. If the Angel bids you speak, you shall shout from the rooftops. Until then, whatever comes is the will of Heaven. The cynicism of the doubters or the faith of the believers will not change that inalienable fact. [Haughty] Anonymous
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>>5652045 >You pay no heed to the whispers of the pilgrims. You are the avatar of the Almighty. If the Angel bids you speak, you shall shout from the rooftops. Until then, whatever comes is the will of Heaven. The cynicism of the doubters or the faith of the believers will not change that inalienable fact. [Haughty] Enough censure. Will the church seek to smother the truth even here?
Also, I would like to have Emile tell the people present exactly what he heard in his vision. Not to disprove the Book, but to shed light on one of the many sermons given by Adam.
>>5624117 Me
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>>5652045 >You will bid the fellow pilgrims here to keep their silence until called upon for the Convocation. The Church, while a fallible human organisation, is still the Almighty’s earthly institution founded to adhere to the faith and keep as truthful a record as possible of his divine workings. Their processes are there for a reason, to stand proof against heresy and idle rumours. [Idealist] >>5625001 Anonymous
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>>5652045 >You pay no heed to the whispers of the pilgrims. You are the avatar of the Almighty. If the Angel bids you speak, you shall shout from the rooftops. Until then, whatever comes is the will of Heaven. The cynicism of the doubters or the faith of the believers will not change that inalienable fact. [Haughty >>5624289 My v postings ak
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>>5652045 >>You will bid the fellow pilgrims here to keep their silence until called upon for the Convocation. The Church, while a fallible human organisation, is still the Almighty’s earthly institution founded to adhere to the faith and keep as truthful a record as possible of his divine workings. Their processes are there for a reason, to stand proof against heresy and idle rumours. [Idealist] >>5624159 Anonymous
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>>5652045 >You encourage your fellow pilgrims to spread the word. The Angel has chosen you, Adam has spoken to you. The blessing of the Almighty is a cause for joyous celebration. You put your stock in the faith of the righteous folk, not bookish clergy. [Hearty] >>5624018 this is me
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>>5652045 >You pay no heed to the whispers of the pilgrims. You are the avatar of the Almighty. If the Angel bids you speak, you shall shout from the rooftops. Until then, whatever comes is the will of Heaven. The cynicism of the doubters or the faith of the believers will not change that inalienable fact. [Haughty] But also correct Towbray on the passage, write it down if not now then later. This is information that must be recorded.
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>>5652045 I second this Anon
>>5652439 . If nothing else, it puts what the Totally-Not-SoS said before we left Canton (although we already knew that records aren't exactly historically accurate).
>>5624633 Moi.
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>>5652439 +1
>>5645047 Hot diggidy damn. It's me.
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>>5652439 Seconding the correction and writing it down
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>>5652045 >You will bid the fellow pilgrims here to keep their silence until called upon for the Convocation. The Church, while a fallible human organisation, is still the Almighty’s earthly institution founded to adhere to the faith and keep as truthful a record as possible of his divine workings. Their processes are there for a reason, to stand proof against heresy and idle rumours. [Idealist] >>5624044 Anonymous
>>5652439 >‘Do not weep for your pains of your children. Your blood today buys their future tomorrow.’ >Do not weep for the fate that might befall you if you stand. Save your tears for the future of your children to come if you do not. This seems like a weird Errata
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>>5652045 >You will bid the fellow pilgrims here to keep their silence until called upon for the Convocation. The Church, while a fallible human organisation, is still the Almighty’s earthly institution founded to adhere to the faith and keep as truthful a record as possible of his divine workings. Their processes are there for a reason, to stand proof against heresy and idle rumours. [Idealist] Verily
>>5624000 Anonymous
>>5652752 It actually makes sense for someone to write the book on memory to remember the general gist of the speech but being fuzzy on the details, filling blanks with their own words. I don't know if canonically the book of Adam was written by the man himself or one of his followers but either would make sense, guessing none of the slaves present in the mine was a scribe keeping minutes lol
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>>5652820 For Emile's personal faith this is quite important though because it is yet another proof that scripture is fallible and incomplete.
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>>5652045 >You pay no heed to the whispers of the pilgrims. You are the avatar of the Almighty. If the Angel bids you speak, you shall shout from the rooftops. Until then, whatever comes is the will of Heaven. The cynicism of the doubters or the faith of the believers will not change that inalienable fact. [Haughty] >>5623997 Me
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>>5652822 This is an underrated point
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>>5652822 maybe this is not a memory of speech in past and adam is talking to emile directly
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>>5652045 >>You pay no heed to the whispers of the pilgrims. You are the avatar of the Almighty. If the Angel bids you speak, you shall shout from the rooftops. Until then, whatever comes is the will of Heaven. The cynicism of the doubters or the faith of the believers will not change that inalienable fact. [Haughty] >>5625312 V
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Is there a theoretical cap to how many adam/cain/thorn points that can be gained in this world? Also, I imagine that those who have accrued large quantities of Adam points are far more rare since Thorn is the easy/material/dishonorable path, Cain is the violent/rage/hate path, and Adam is the enlightenment/transcendence/peace path which is all about not taking the easy way out.
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>>5652077 >>5652439 To clarify, this is what I wanted with my vote as well. Exact wordage is very important here.
>>5652925 Cain's path isn't a lesser path. His is of righteous fury and action. Adam is the Shield and Cain the Sword.
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:Rf+4ke/U Tue 02 May 2023 12:42:26 No. 5652960 Report Quoted By:
>SELECTED: You pay no heed to the whispers of the pilgrims. You are the avatar of the Almighty. If the Angel bids you speak, you shall shout from the rooftops. Until then, whatever comes is the will of Heaven. The cynicism of the doubters or the faith of the believers will not change that inalienable fact. [Haughty]
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:Rf+4ke/U Tue 02 May 2023 12:45:36 No. 5652961 Report Quoted By:
You do not know just how much the Brothers disagreed with each other on this point, on the distinction between wilful disobedience to an unjust system and outright violent insurrection. The Book of Brothers covers the schism that developed between Adam and Cain after the great battle of Motte-Fallavon concerning the uneasy peace of the Wild in great detail, priests and scholars have long meditated and written on that chapter as the great tragedy of the Brothers that robbed the Kingdom of Heaven of their saintly founders in its very moment of ascension. One to death, the other to exile.
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:Rf+4ke/U Tue 02 May 2023 12:52:10 No. 5652962 Report [3/3] >“Cain in the wastes. Cain in the streets. Cain at the gates themselves.” Stripping to the waist with some of the more fervent followers, you join the head of the procession scourging yourself with bands of bundled cloth. Your skin will not thank you for it, you’ll not be able to lie on your back for days. But this is how you can honour Cain’s sacrifice, his determination to prove his did not fear the very wort the master’s could throw at him. [Haughty] >“Cain to the ends of the world.” You remain clothed in the humble pilgrim robes, holding your arms crossed up towards the sky in solidarity with the other pilgrims. It is tiring indeed to hold them so the entire walk of the way there, even if you hadn’t walked non-stop nearly all day. While the Reclaimant Sect and other sorts of the Cainite aligned followers may partake in ritual self-flagellation, you personally have always resonated more with the stoic teachings of Adam. Cain is to be respected, not emulated. His may be a remarkable tale, but it is also a cautionary one. [Hearty] >“Cain! Cain! Cain!” Rawhide whip, strung with broken glass and crushed seashells edges. Civilized Cantǒnian folk view the practice as barbaric, even for a pilgrim to have others in turn inflict the wicked nine-tails on your bare skin is considered zealous in the extreme. You will bleed, and possibly scar if you remain conscious enough to reach the end. But Cain welcomed this worst of public Cathagi punishment before his supposed execution, and so shall you. [Idealist]
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>>5652962 >>“Cain! Cain! Cain!” Rawhide whip, strung with broken glass and crushed seashells edges. Civilized Cantǒnian folk view the practice as barbaric, even for a pilgrim to have others in turn inflict the wicked nine-tails on your bare skin is considered zealous in the extreme. You will bleed, and possibly scar if you remain conscious enough to reach the end. But Cain welcomed this worst of public Cathagi punishment before his supposed execution, and so shall you. [Idealist] My faith shall protect me.
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>>5652962 >“Cain! Cain! Cain!” Rawhide whip, strung with broken glass and crushed seashells edges. Civilized Cantǒnian folk view the practice as barbaric, even for a pilgrim to have others in turn inflict the wicked nine-tails on your bare skin is considered zealous in the extreme. You will bleed, and possibly scar if you remain conscious enough to reach the end. But Cain welcomed this worst of public Cathagi punishment before his supposed execution, and so shall you. [Idealist] Insane
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>>5652962 >“Cain! Cain! Cain!” Rawhide whip, strung with broken glass and crushed seashells edges. Civilized Cantǒnian folk view the practice as barbaric, even for a pilgrim to have others in turn inflict the wicked nine-tails on your bare skin is considered zealous in the extreme. You will bleed, and possibly scar if you remain conscious enough to reach the end. But Cain welcomed this worst of public Cathagi punishment before his supposed execution, and so shall you. [Idealist] Cain in the comments, Cain in the rolls, Cain in the choices we make, let the legend live
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>>5652962 >“Cain! Cain! Cain!” Rawhide whip, strung with broken glass and crushed seashells edges. Civilized Cantǒnian folk view the practice as barbaric, even for a pilgrim to have others in turn inflict the wicked nine-tails on your bare skin is considered zealous in the extreme. You will bleed, and possibly scar if you remain conscious enough to reach the end. But Cain welcomed this worst of public Cathagi punishment before his supposed execution, and so shall you. [Idealist] >>5624018 this is me
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>>5652962 >“Cain! Cain! Cain!” Rawhide whip, strung with broken glass and crushed seashells edges. Civilized Cantǒnian folk view the practice as barbaric, even for a pilgrim to have others in turn inflict the wicked nine-tails on your bare skin is considered zealous in the extreme. You will bleed, and possibly scar if you remain conscious enough to reach the end. But Cain welcomed this worst of public Cathagi punishment before his supposed execution, and so shall you. [Idealist] this is fucking mental lol
CAIN CAIN CAIN!!!
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>>5652962 >“Cain! Cain! Cain!” Rawhide whip, strung with broken glass and crushed seashells edges. Civilized Cantǒnian folk view the practice as barbaric, even for a pilgrim to have others in turn inflict the wicked nine-tails on your bare skin is considered zealous in the extreme. You will bleed, and possibly scar if you remain conscious enough to reach the end. But Cain welcomed this worst of public Cathagi punishment before his supposed execution, and so shall you. [Idealist] Might as well go full balls to the walls if Anons want it so much.
>>5624633 Check.
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>>5652962 >“Cain! Cain! Cain!” Rawhide whip, strung with broken glass and crushed seashells edges. Civilized Cantǒnian folk view the practice as barbaric, even for a pilgrim to have others in turn inflict the wicked nine-tails on your bare skin is considered zealous in the extreme. You will bleed, and possibly scar if you remain conscious enough to reach the end. But Cain welcomed this worst of public Cathagi punishment before his supposed execution, and so shall you. [Idealist] My FAITH is my SHIELD
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>>5652962 >>5624053 >“Cain! Cain! Cain!” Rawhide whip, strung with broken glass and crushed seashells edges. Civilized Cantǒnian folk view the practice as barbaric, even for a pilgrim to have others in turn inflict the wicked nine-tails on your bare skin is considered zealous in the extreme. You will bleed, and possibly scar if you remain conscious enough to reach the end. But Cain welcomed this worst of public Cathagi punishment before his supposed execution, and so shall you. [Idealist] Cain in our hands, Men I will ally
Cain in our feats, The Foe I shall defy
Cain in our heart, Sin I shall deny
Cain in our soul, The Almighty I shall glorify
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>>5652962 Pshh, this is nothing. Can't even be called a trial if we're not butt naked and walking at the head of the pack.
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>>5652962 >“Cain in the wastes. Cain in the streets. Cain at the gates themselves.” Stripping to the waist with some of the more fervent followers, you join the head of the procession scourging yourself with bands of bundled cloth. Your skin will not thank you for it, you’ll not be able to lie on your back for days. But this is how you can honour Cain’s sacrifice, his determination to prove his did not fear the very wort the master’s could throw at him. [Haughty] While I know that Anons wanted to do the most brutal choice for all of the trials, I don't think such amount of self-flagellation is in Emile's character. Yes, we are an [Idealist], but we aren't a [Zealot], if you catch my drift. Would Emile be any less dear to the Angel and the Almighty if he didn't go through such misery? At what point will we stop being a human in the eyes of our companions and become a beast of God instead, hellbent on being a conduit of the Almighty? All of this just seems obscene, perverse even. I do urge Anons to think it through more.
Besides, Emile was always more prone to Adam, but I do admit that there are certain Cainite characteristics to him. His righteous anger, his fury in battle. So I will pick the moderate amount of flagellation. This is my two cents.
https://youtu.be/V0-kRtFyiLE And a reminder of how being whipped with a spiked whip looks like.
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>>5652962 >>“Cain! Cain! Cain!” Rawhide whip, strung with broken glass and crushed seashells edges. Civilized Cantǒnian folk view the practice as barbaric, even for a pilgrim to have others in turn inflict the wicked nine-tails on your bare skin is considered zealous in the extreme. You will bleed, and possibly scar if you remain conscious enough to reach the end. But Cain welcomed this worst of public Cathagi punishment before his supposed execution, and so shall you. [Idealist] We will always walk the hardest path.
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>>5652994 >All of this just seems obscene, perverse even Exactly anon, isn't it wonderful?
>At what point will we stop being a human in the eyes of our companions and become a beast of God instead We are a living Saint anon, there is only one path to take
Buckle up anon, it's going to be a wild ride
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>>5652962 Man that one Dragon Guard is going to be very confused when we come to our duel in a full body cast.
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>>5653038 I don't think the berserker would want to fight us at an advantage anyways. He wants to test his mettle, not beat up a cripple.
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>“Cain! Cain! Cain!” Rawhide whip, strung with broken glass and crushed seashells edges. Civilized Cantǒnian folk view the practice as barbaric, even for a pilgrim to have others in turn inflict the wicked nine-tails on your bare skin is considered zealous in the extreme. You will bleed, and possibly scar if you remain conscious enough to reach the end. But Cain welcomed this worst of public Cathagi punishment before his supposed execution, and so shall you. [Idealist] >>5652994 >All of this just seems obscene, perverse even. I do urge Anons to think it through more. Why is sharing a sliver of the pain Cain suffered on the cross perverse? while I might agree in principle around not making ourselves more than human, we are walking in the memory of the brothers here and denying the experience diminishes the point of the long walk and the Pilgrimage.
am I the only one beginning to question the sanitisation and dual monopoly adamite and Regina orthodoxy have back home and how sidelined Cain is? >>5652820 Yeah I suspect it's more the loss of ver batem due to recollection than anything conspiratorial though it still feels strange.
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>>5653063 Damn editing link back to vote
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>>5624056 >>5652962 >>“Cain! Cain! Cain!” Rawhide whip, strung with broken glass and crushed seashells edges. Civilized Cantǒnian folk view the practice as barbaric, even for a pilgrim to have others in turn inflict the wicked nine-tails on your bare skin is considered zealous in the extreme. You will bleed, and possibly scar if you remain conscious enough to reach the end. But Cain welcomed this worst of public Cathagi punishment before his supposed execution, and so shall you. [Idealist] None of these options seem extreme enough. We should maybe ask father Tombrey to assist us. He is the only one who would understand why we make this choice and he won't limp wrist it.
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>>5653075 We are so far past sanity that we are breaking new ground. At the end of this road, we will go further with the certainty that we 100% right and that none save the Angel only we can see or the Almighty may order us or sway us from our beliefs. We also need to expand our influence, certainly, and will in order to even hope of surviving what is to come.
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>>5653063 Our experience is no less diminished from abstaining from whipping ourselves to scraps in a savage display of fanaticism. Even the -Reclaimists-, a vehemently Cainite sect, don't go through such lengths. The mere act of coming all the way to Cathagi and taking the Long Walk is an act in the memory of the Brothers.
>>5653037 A saint is still human, anon. He wouldn't be a saint if he wasn't.
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>>5652962 >>“Cain in the wastes. Cain in the streets. Cain at the gates themselves.” Stripping to the waist with some of the more fervent followers, you join the head of the procession scourging yourself with bands of bundled cloth. Your skin will not thank you for it, you’ll not be able to lie on your back for days. But this is how you can honour Cain’s sacrifice, his determination to prove his did not fear the very wort the master’s could throw at him. [Haughty] I have concerns with the most zealous option. There should be limits as to what should be practiced. Its not like we should be crucified as well if the option is presented to us.
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>>5652962 >Cain in the wastes. Cain in the streets. Cain at the gates themselves.” Stripping to the waist with some of the more fervent followers, you join the head of the procession scourging yourself with bands of bundled cloth. Your skin will not thank you for it, you’ll not be able to lie on your back for days. But this is how you can honour Cain’s sacrifice, his determination to prove his did not fear the very wort the master’s could throw at him. [Haughty] I agree with civilized cantonians, the idealist option is barbaric. Who but the opponents of the kingdom of heaven gains anything if pilgrims inflict permeant damage on themselves to prove their faith. This type of self harm can easily cripple a man for life.
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>>5653099 I think alot of what we want here is undeniable proof of our convictions. A peddler of lies, someone who would try to start a heretical cult of personality wouldn't go as far as we would. They would pay the lip service and maybe do the bare minimum. Words are easy, actions are hard. Who would do this besides the insane or the truly faithful? To do this to our self is to drive the easy doubts away.
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>couldn't get my v-card in time >read thread
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>>5652962 >“Cain! Cain! Cain!” Rawhide whip, strung with broken glass and crushed seashells edges. Civilized Cantǒnian folk view the practice as barbaric, even for a pilgrim to have others in turn inflict the wicked nine-tails on your bare skin is considered zealous in the extreme. You will bleed, and possibly scar if you remain conscious enough to reach the end. But Cain welcomed this worst of public Cathagi punishment before his supposed execution, and so shall you. [Idealist There are no breaks
>“Cain in the wastes. Cain in the streets. Cain at the gates themselves Rofl.
>>5624289 My v ring
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>>5652962 >“Cain! Cain! Cain!” Rawhide whip, strung with broken glass and crushed seashells edges. Civilized Cantǒnian folk view the practice as barbaric, even for a pilgrim to have others in turn inflict the wicked nine-tails on your bare skin is considered zealous in the extreme. You will bleed, and possibly scar if you remain conscious enough to reach the end. But Cain welcomed this worst of public Cathagi punishment before his supposed execution, and so shall you. [Idealist] FUCK IT, LEROYYYYYYYYYY JENKINS
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>>5652962 >>5652963 >Cain! Cain! Cain!” Rawhide whip, strung with broken glass and crushed seashells edges. Civilized Cantǒnian folk view the practice as barbaric, even for a pilgrim to have others in turn inflict the wicked nine-tails on your bare skin is considered zealous in the extreme. You will bleed, and possibly scar if you remain conscious enough to reach the end. But Cain welcomed this worst of public Cathagi punishment before his supposed execution, and so shall you. [Idealist] We've chosen the most difficult options for all the pilgrimage so far. What choice do we have but to keep going
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>>5652962 >>“Cain to the ends of the world.” You remain clothed in the humble pilgrim robes, holding your arms crossed up towards the sky in solidarity with the other pilgrims. It is tiring indeed to hold them so the entire walk of the way there, even if you hadn’t walked non-stop nearly all day. While the Reclaimant Sect and other sorts of the Cainite aligned followers may partake in ritual self-flagellation, you personally have always resonated more with the stoic teachings of Adam. Cain is to be respected, not emulated. His may be a remarkable tale, but it is also a cautionary one. [Hearty] Anonymous
>>5652962 >“Cain! Cain! Cain!” Rawhide whip, strung with broken glass and crushed seashells edges. Civilized Cantǒnian folk view the practice as barbaric, even for a pilgrim to have others in turn inflict the wicked nine-tails on your bare skin is considered zealous in the extreme. You will bleed, and possibly scar if you remain conscious enough to reach the end. But Cain welcomed this worst of public Cathagi punishment before his supposed execution, and so shall you. [Idealist] >>5652461 Me
CAIN! CAIN! CAIN!
Let's go all in boy
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>>5652962 >>“Cain! Cain! Cain!” Rawhide whip, strung with broken glass and crushed seashells edges. Civilized Cantǒnian folk view the practice as barbaric, even for a pilgrim to have others in turn inflict the wicked nine-tails on your bare skin is considered zealous in the extreme. You will bleed, and possibly scar if you remain conscious enough to reach the end. But Cain welcomed this worst of public Cathagi punishment before his supposed execution, and so shall you. [Idealist] CAIN! CAIN! CAIN!
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>>“Cain! Cain! Cain!” Rawhide whip, strung with broken glass and crushed seashells edges. Civilized Cantǒnian folk view the practice as barbaric, even for a pilgrim to have others in turn inflict the wicked nine-tails on your bare skin is considered zealous in the extreme. You will bleed, and possibly scar if you remain conscious enough to reach the end. But Cain welcomed this worst of public Cathagi punishment before his supposed execution, and so shall you. [Idealist]
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>>5653291 You had to have been here on the first vote, then you reply to your first post on every other vote. It sucks if you miss it, but Forgotten has had history with samefags trying to derail his quests(read the archives). Th
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By the by, been loving the quest forgotten, and Im really glad you're taking up on trying to make this masterpiece of a quest, so I figured that I should try and say thank you for working on this on and off again, for over 5 years in Australia!
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>>5653294 Welp, I at least appreciate you telling me about how to do it at least. Alright, I suppose I'll go and just try and not roll since Im not allowed to thanks to voting scammers.
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>>5652962 >>“Cain! Cain! Cain!” Rawhide whip, strung with broken glass and crushed seashells edges. Civilized Cantǒnian folk view the practice as barbaric, even for a pilgrim to have others in turn inflict the wicked nine-tails on your bare skin is considered zealous in the extreme. You will bleed, and possibly scar if you remain conscious enough to reach the end. But Cain welcomed this worst of public Cathagi punishment before his supposed execution, and so shall you. [Idealist] Balls to the Wall
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>>5653093 >Even the -Reclaimists-, a vehemently Cainite sect, don't go through such lengths. I'm curious how you know that when we know next to nothing about the sect? which has obviously been surpressed by the orthodoxy to the point where we know nothing on it.
>Our experience is no less diminished from abstaining from whipping ourselves to scraps in a savage display of fanaticism. I'd disagree since echoing their journeys has been a thing since Aubreys vigil, every step one way or another echoes their story, sure the long walk and pilgrimage echo it but much weaker than trying to experience it as they did.
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>>5653297 >Kinda disappointed just how much of a let down our angel has kinda been While the Angel lends credence to the narrative Emille is a god given saint, its not necessarily even real and it could entirely be a horror induced delusion of his own mind.
The fact it is used so sparingly reinforces the idea its not explicitly anything outside of what Emille and anyone else thinks it is and personally I dig that.
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>>5653411 I will say though, we've gotten some information we would have no way of knowing, like Sir Wavell having a letter from the Butcher of Port Bounty.
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>>5652962 >“Cain in the wastes. Cain in the streets. Cain at the gates themselves.” Stripping to the waist with some of the more fervent followers, you join the head of the procession scourging yourself with bands of bundled cloth. Your skin will not thank you for it, you’ll not be able to lie on your back for days. But this is how you can honour Cain’s sacrifice, his determination to prove his did not fear the very wort the master’s could throw at him. [Haughty] I know anons just want to go HARDCORE but I don't see why Emile would turn to cainite zealotry more extreme than palatable for cantonian faith when he is really more of an Adamite. Also please bear in mind that our followers will probably emulate us so we bear some responsibility.
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>>5653412 yeah and thats what makes it interesting, it's clearly got more input than Emille can conciously recognise weither thats just perception, luck or legitimate supernatural powers.
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>>5653414 Lead by example. No half measures. So far we have yet to fail any of our vigils and my logic is that the greater the suffering the greater the payoff at the end. Also, I am hoping that we get another echo of Adam from this challenge in that we experience part of his pain. Afterall Adam's other name was Agony.
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>>5653420 It's more likely to be an echo of Cain at thise point given its focus, though that shouldn't diminish the importance of the experience.
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>>5653411 I think the angel is actually a real entity. But if it's actually an angel of the almighty is the question.
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>>5653142 This is exactly it.
>>5653297 It's an Angel bro (or a delusion/demon) you can't expect it to just hang out with Emile, of course its going to be a rare occurrence.
>. A more than a 1/100,000 result that has more often than not just been a damned 100 We've rolled several nat 1s in this quest and only a nat 100 like... twice? I think? We've been super lucky
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>>5653432 Fair, all signs point to it very much so being real, if one were to play the crazy card, then not even our most lunatic version, could possibly pull of, not 1, not 2, but three perdictions/knowledgeable stuff. 1 was the physical look of the thing, which somehow, fits the description of what the church says an angel should look like, despite us never even having followed close to half of our life with theology, or scripture, which made the claim that it was angel not be dismissed out of hand by anyone in the church. 2 was when we were told to ask about a letter, that we had NO clue, whatsoever, in any possible concution we had, that waver possessed. Which then led to us finding out a criminal that had escaped capture from the largest legal knightly order in over 2 years, destroy a multi-generational power hierarchy fueled by blackmail, crime, debauchery, and sin all get handed into the hands of a order that is going to pursue this for years after, and all of THAT within less then a fucking fortnight of getting into the city and hearing the angel. 3 was the dialogue that without warning directly told us that the Prince was linked to a Massively powerful navy family that is trying to get closer ties to said crown by proxy of warmer relations to Canton. And find out that said family, almost every single ass freeblade company is being hired by the prince for a massive war in the east, presumably Montaburn, to either help crush the attacks of the new Prime serpent, or much darker and more likely, help the serpents, betray the defenders of the gates and allow the snakes free reign into canton, as HIS allies. Combined with the constant miraculous things we have done, such as directly remembering the words from adams speech, every conceivable sign points to the angel being real. The fear then, is if it is a devil tricking us to fuck us over in the future, or it genuinely is angel of God.
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>>5653486 No, I have counted and it has been at least half a dozen 100's, and that's counting the ones that came into effect and weren't rolled offscreen that could have fucked us over, had they been real and not free rolling. The nat 1's by far have been much, much rarer in comparison, but that's not my complaint, I may hate that its a roll under system, but it has in the past turned surprisingly good all things considered so Im not saying that the system sucks. All Im saying was that we needed a nat 1 roll, which after close to a hundred rolls we sadly did not get.
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>>5652962 >>“Cain! Cain! Cain!” Rawhide whip, strung with broken glass and crushed seashells edges. Civilized Cantǒnian folk view the practice as barbaric, even for a pilgrim to have others in turn inflict the wicked nine-tails on your bare skin is considered zealous in the extreme. You will bleed, and possibly scar if you remain conscious enough to reach the end. But Cain welcomed this worst of public Cathagi punishment before his supposed execution, and so shall you. [Idealist] >>5624159 Anonymous
>>5653496 > The nat 1's by far have been much, much rarer in comparison So I actually did count and this is explicitly untrue. Across the entirety of this quest so far, there have been 18 nat 1s rolled (on a roll of d100) and 13 nat 100s. Rolls and threads as follows:
Nat 1s:
Thread 1 - 2987913
Thread 2 - 3018590
Thread 3 - 3062789
Thread 8 - 3346204
Thread 9 - 3559589
Thread 11 - 3678329
Thread 13 - 3816325
Thread 13 - 3838637
Thread 17 - 3960291
Thread 18 - 4045922
Thread 21 - 4176072
Thread 21 - 4176103
Thread 22 - 4202130
Thread 23 - 4273313
Thread 24 - 4334137
Thread 25 - 4367254
Thread 29 - 5407525
Thread 30 - 5470839
Nat 100s
Thread 1- 2987885
Thread 2 - 3018509
Thread 2 - 3018673
Thread 17 - 3962116
Thread 17 - 3965672
Thread 17 - 3980602
Thread 17 - 3982558
Thread 20 - 4115671
Thread 20 - 4121412
Thread 24 - 4337409
Thread 29 - 5427667
Thread 30 - 5467678
Thread 31 - 5564288
I also checked Forgottens Black Company 2230AD just for fun. It's a bit worse there with only 5 nat 1s and 8 nat 100s
So pretty even all in all
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:S4ksKoeJ Wed 03 May 2023 04:09:12 No. 5653609 Report >>5653586 Based autsimo fact checker. How long did that take you??
Pic unrelated but slightly related to the current thread.
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>>5653609 Honestly less than an hour whilst I was watching Boston Legal. I just searched every thread for "Rolled 1" and checked to see if it was 1 or 100 (or some random shit like a 16 to be ignored) and made sure it was on a d100 roll and not a d10, d3, etc, etc. Thread 17 was savage.
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>>5653609 You use a pic of huge jackedman for Father T, does that mean he sings as well as him? Cause i really like the image of the hard as nails, rugged, fanatical mountain preacher, singing like an angel.
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>>5652962 >>“Cain! Cain! Cain!” Rawhide whip, strung with broken glass and crushed seashells edges. Civilized Cantǒnian folk view the practice as barbaric, even for a pilgrim to have others in turn inflict the wicked nine-tails on your bare skin is considered zealous in the extreme. You will bleed, and possibly scar if you remain conscious enough to reach the end. But Cain welcomed this worst of public Cathagi punishment before his supposed execution, and so shall you. [Idealist] My Blood for Cain
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>>5653432 Our Angel is of course a divine messenger for the Almighty anon!
It will lead us to start a holy crusade to cleanse the Kingdom of Heaven of the Foe.
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>>5652962 >>“Cain in the wastes. Cain in the streets. Cain at the gates themselves.” Stripping to the waist with some of the more fervent followers, you join the head of the procession scourging yourself with bands of bundled cloth. Your skin will not thank you for it, you’ll not be able to lie on your back for days. But this is how you can honour Cain’s sacrifice, his determination to prove his did not fear the very wort the master’s could throw at him. [Haughty] >>5625312 V
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:Rf+4ke/U Wed 03 May 2023 13:52:36 No. 5653821 Report >SELECTED: “Cain! Cain! Cain!” Rawhide whip, strung with broken glass and crushed seashells edges. Civilized Cantǒnian folk view the practice as barbaric, even for a pilgrim to have others in turn inflict the wicked nine-tails on your bare skin is considered zealous in the extreme. You will bleed, and possibly scar if you remain conscious enough to reach the end. But Cain welcomed this worst of public Cathagi punishment before his supposed execution, and so shall you. [Idealist] Hoo boy, kniggas got no chill. All results except 3 success will see your well being reduced to wounded. Entirelt possible that whip marks will join Andrei’s stigmata scars. If you rolled on the previous set of rolls, please do not roll for this test of will.
<span class="mu-s">The Long Walk: Cain on the Cross</span>
>0DC >16 Steps on His Path: +16DC >2 Steps on the Path of Thorns: -2DC >37 marks added to Cain’s Tally: +37DC >Cain! Cain! Cain! (Harshest): Any roll that is not a double or a crit may be re-rolled. But only once. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o-QGw6BcPeE&ab_channel=MurderKing-Topic – Cain Catechism (okay not really, but get your rage knight hype on)Crit-Pass = Angelic Vision 3 rolls of 1d100. You have one re-roll EACH.
<span class="mu-s">CAIN IN THE RE-ROLLS!</span>
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Rolled 49 (1d100) >>5653821 >>5623967 me
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:Rf+4ke/U Wed 03 May 2023 13:56:13 No. 5653828 Report Quoted By:
You crazy faithful bastards, picking the harshest choice every time. No content update tonight, or tomorrow unfortunately. But rest assured even if the dice go against you holy kniggas tonight, I'll be set on giving this the update it deserves come Friday.
Anonymous
Rolled 24 (1d100) >>5653821 >>5624057 IN THE NAME OF CAIN!!
CAIN LIVES IN DEATH!!
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:Rf+4ke/U Wed 03 May 2023 13:59:59 No. 5653834 Report >>5653829 A good roll, friend. But not counted unfortunately. You did well enough in the last round, time for others to take a turn.
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Rolled 75 (1d100) >>5653830 CAIN WATCH THIS REROLL
Anonymous
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>>5653834 Yeah I figured that was gonna happen, you tripped me up by not putting it at the bottom of the post.
Anonymous
Rolled 48 (1d100) >>5653821 >>5653829 I will roll in his stead.
Anonymous
Rolled 8 (1d100) >>5653821 We suffer as thou hast suffered, Cain, so that we may know the depth of your anger. Of your love.
>>5624117 Me
Anonymous
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>>5653838 >>5624053 forgot to verify myself. Not much of difference since we still have 2 passes if mine doesn't count.
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Ah well, some scars are cool
Anonymous
>>5653821 Is 37 all of the people/monsters/Foe we've killed/defeated on our way here?
Of course, what I mean to say is CAIN CAIN CAIN
Anonymous
Rolled 22 (1d100) >>5653821 Rolling for the hell of it
>>5623972 V
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>>5653850 A 48 and a 49 are a pass, no?
Anonymous
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>>5653852 They are, just barely though. DC is 51. I am loathe to accidentally change our 2 successes to 1.
Anonymous
We shouldn't roll anymore right?
Anonymous
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>>5653855 Probably not. We need to finish the vigil on our own two feet.
Anonymous
>>5653848 LETS
FUCKING
GOOOOOOOOO
Anonymous
>>5653848 Was this for the 49 or 24? Don't think it matters, but might as well as keep track of which is being rerolled.
Anonymous
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>>5653859 I wasn under the impression that only the original roller can re-roll their original roll. Thus, I just rolled for the hell of it and I don't think my roll counts, unfortunately
Anonymous
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Don't tempt the fates with re-rolls dummies. It's sad, and yeah I wanted a crit or a double too, but there's still one last step left in the journey.
Anonymous
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>>5653857 Oh wait this doesn't count lol
Alas we shall not hear Cain's echo on this day
Anonymous
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>>5653855 >We shouldn't roll anymore right? We have two passes and that’s enough to continue - I wouldn’t re-roll
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I also think we have done well enough on this one. We are so close. Just one more. And I think that after how well we did on the last one when we could have died we don’t really need to to succeed perfectly every time. Also, AGONY builds character.
Anonymous
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For the part that is supposed to be the most dangerous the long walk seems entirely underwhelming in its dangers.
Anonymous
Rolled 44 (1d100) Rolling for fun.
Anonymous
C'mon you guys, gamble in the name of the Almighty. You know you want to
Anonymous
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I have a feeling the next vigil is the most important. Knowing the history of this quest the final vigil in our pilgrim will have the potential to change the entire direction of this quest. I also, have a feeling that their is a reason there are so many opportunities for us to suffer Maluses because it all goes to make that final challenge all the more difficult.
Anonymous
>>5653903 The real gamble comes after we make it to the palace steps. I wonder what we will do there.
I can see it now - a beaten Emile, limping on his last legs up the marble stairs of the Palace, carved, sculpted, and placed by slaves. Each painful steps leaves a bloody footprint that the other pilgrims dare not tread upon. Once he reaches the top, Emile collapses to his bruised knees and prays for the strength to meet the final challenge, as his blood trickles from his cuts and pools under him. Emile is beaten, true, but he is far from broken.
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Rolled 29 (1d100) ngl, I'd make a deal with the devil to see one of these double passes simply because the lore and events would be fucking fire.
Anonymous
>>5653909 >Sir Gilberns face when we come back to Canton after accidentally inspiring a slave revolt Anonymous
>>5653960 >Sir Gilbern's face when Saint Emile starts freeing the serfs in Canton Anonymous
>>5654035 You mean Damien? Emile is a haughty boy and does not believe in the equality of men. The bluejay is the other Andrei.
anonymus
God dammit man, I did not expect you to try and look through all of the threads. Honestly, I had just remembered there being a lot of 100's early on in the threads while I was skimming through Quest trying to read it and have a complete understanding of what's currently happening in the recent thread. Sorry, about making the incorrect assumption about 100 being more common than 1's. That was me making an assumption, and just being reminded of a lot of high rolls early on in the quest. Agh, sorry about saying that you were wrong mate.
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>>5654035 >Sir Gilbern when Emile breathes Anonymous
>>5654048 No Knigga, I mean Emile, the one who heard an echo of Adam's sermon and will uncover the Conspiracy of Canton, in which the Canton nobility and religious institutions work together to suppress the serfs and lower classes by using the Book and twisting the words of the Founding Fathers, in order to perpetuate slavery of a different name. This will be heralded by the invention of the printing press in Romaine lands, which will be the epicenter of the paradigm shift that will forever change the way religion is consumed in Canton. Sects will form, be consumed, and scatter. Brother will fight brother over the interpretation of a passage. The church will wage bloody war against Romaine to prevent the spreading of Truth, the real Truth. But if the Almighty wills it, then so it shall be.
Anonymous
>>5654141 This does have some merit
>"a day will come when the lash of the master's whip holds no sting. When the scourge of the tyrant's cross holds no fear We've seen that the nobles(masters) of certain duchies whip the serfs when they disobey. Sinclair did this and I believe it was because the serf wanted to leave Sinclairs lands. Is there really much difference between a slave and a serf in that case. I'm not sure if we've seen anytime where a serf is crucified, but I imagine that is kind of taboo in Canton.
> "This world is the realm of Man, promised to us by He Who Was. Is. And Shall Forever Be," Perhaps this means the Almighty does want a more equal society
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>>5654149 I just looked over the archive and Sinclair was actually planning to hang the serf for attempting to leave the lands. It was our brother who suggested flogging. But I think the point tstill stands
Anonymous
>>5654149 > "This world is the realm of Man, promised to us by He Who Was. Is. And Shall Forever Be," Nothing in that sentence is egalitarian unless you think that we're equal because we're both men. We may have things in common but we are not the same.
I think what you can draw from that is that the landed Nobles of Fallavon are no better than the Cathagi masters of old which is fair. Fuck Fallavon btw.
Anonymous
>>5654166 I think what this means is the world that was promised to man by the almighty is one where there are no tyrants to oppress people. And it's up to us(royal we) to do the work to make this a reality
It's hard to say if Adam and Cain would consider the fedual system as oppression since it all happened after they died / went for milk. But we do know Fallavon at least is fucking it up
We'll have to roll better to find out. But I feel like it's something Forgotten has been setting up with the BlueJays and now this passage
Anonymous
>>5654181 There's definitely a huge difference between "a lord should treat his serfs kindly" and "all men are created equal".
Anonymous
>>5654181 I don’t think the Brothers would be against nobility per say - they would be against nobility who use the power of their station to terrorise their subjects.
We are not a democratic revolutionary - we believe in the knightly code and the obligations placed on social betters.
Perhaps our role will be to lead a moral revival to eliminate vice and promote virtue across Canton - especially amongst the nobility and clergy.
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>>5654189 >>5654190 These are fair points. I wasn't really advocating for democracy. Just more so better conditions and some rights for serfs so it's clear they aren't just slaves by another name
anonymus
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lets see what happens with a free no consequence roll.
anonymus
um, how does someone roll a dice on this website?
Anonymous
>>5654214 Why do so many newfags not read the sticky?
It's dice+xdy replacing x with how many you want to roll and y with what kind of dice you will roll.
Anonymous
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>>5654214 >>5654216 Forgot to mention that you also have to put it in the "options" field of your post.
anonymus
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Rolled 77 (1d100) >>5654216 Thanks, and this website has been around since 2004, with not a whole hell of a lot of updates to meet up to modern standards, for fucks sake, SV (spits) was just made in 2014, and it looks leagues better then 4chan, though that one is an even bigger shitshow then 4chan is by a LONG, long mile.
Anonymous
>>5654141 Protestant reformation?
Anonymous
>>5654181 >It's hard to say if Adam and Cain would consider the fedual system as oppression You just know Cain would be furious at the state of F*llavon, Adam might appreciate the Institutions the realm has implemented while questioning the lack of representation.
>>5654141 I still stick to Emille believing in the exchange of the social contract around being a noble knight, if you want that level of social upheaval without it being structured we may as well have told the bluejays about what was seen in the ruins.
Hussite war when? anonymus
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>>5654257 Makes it then ask, what would Adam do with all of this power each of the dushy's wield, and the alternative to keeping them down is just going to thechurch, and equally, problematic force that might as well be the dukes, "but hey their on our side".
Maybe Adam would try and pull a constitutional monarchy?
Anonymous
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>>5654090 All good dude, people tend to remember negatives over positives, psychology and shit you know? I just remembered we'd rolled a ton of nat 1s so I wanted to verify for my own sanity as well
Anonymous
>>5654149 >>5654230 >>5654257 Perhaps I was hasty in saying that Emile would be the one to see this transformation through. But he will definitely be a part of it.
>Emile hears an Echo of Adam/Cain, his followers record it as an example of the truth that the Book contains. >Emile hears more Echoes and his followers record them, accumulating more examples of events that came to pass nine centuries ago >Printing press is invented, sect begin to print versions of the book containing what Emile heard. Perhaps leaving some details from the original Book out... What if Emile is become a Cantish Prophet Muhammad? All of the elements of the One True Faith, sharing the One True God, but containing different words?
Or maybe I'm just delirious and schizoposting
Anonymous
>>5654345 contain your schizo saintposting anon we're a ways off anything massive yet though we do need to talk about the future very soon.
I could personally see Emille supporting checks and limits on noble abuse if he had a head for legislation or statescraft, like if the Kingdom had a parliament I could see our boy behind it but Canton doesn't as far as I know.
Anonymous
>>5654396 >if the Kingdom had a parliament It likely has some kind of ‘Assembly of Nobles’ which the monarch can call upon - probably happens infrequently
Given Emille‘s association with the Ordo Preator it is not far-fetched that we go down a Protestant Reformation / English Civil War path in terms of curtailing noble / clergy excess and promoting legal representation
anonymus
>>5654410 In terms of noble assembly, and infrequently, would have to be putting it mildly. Whenever any high political office, like a president or a King, Calls together an assembly of every Noble in your country, and it is not for something like a social gathering, it is either a sign of something terrible happening, or an incredible use of a large amount of soft and political power that the king has used. If we wanted to use any kind of real world equivalent, then something in a loose idea of thinking, would be the assembling of the estates prior to the French revolution in France. Something that prior to that event happening, had not occurred in over a hundred years, and when the situation in Europe was far more favorable for France then, than it currently was post the French and Indian War.
Never mind that the entire meeting was not only a political stunt, it was also because everyone was aware that France was in a major problem that it needed to self-correct, which it flopped on, and the rest is history.
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>>5654418 Low-key namefagging is still namefagging
Anonymous
>>5654410 >>5654418 is right in the matter of the assembly of nobles providing ''counsel'' though Ideally I imagine the dukes (or rather all the dukes save Aubrey) provide a buffer from the necessaity of such a universal assembly and unlike the general estates or english parliament I imagine such an assembly has only percieved rather than legal power in such a gathering.to the point of Paths we should remember Emille is and remains rather conservative in his ideas of the country, yes the peasantry should be well treated, yes the excesses of the nobility (mainly from F*llavon) should be curtailed and the crown factions should be somewhat accountable for their actions. But it is all done under the rather conservative agenda of preserving the land and institutions of the realm from destablisation and abuse so that only limited reform is required rather than radical reform of a group like the Bluejays (French commune revolution) or Crown factions (Crown absolutionist, Theocratic dictatorship)
He's kinda starting to sound like a less republican Cicero.
Anonymous
>>5654345 >What if Emile is become a Cantish Prophet Muhammad? All of the elements of the One True Faith, sharing the One True God, but containing different words? That does sound like fun.
Anonymous
RIP updoots today.
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>>5654583 Then I hope Emile gets burned as a heretic
anonymus
>>5654477 I mean, kinda yeah. There isn't a whole lot of options for how Emilie or us would try and help change the situation otherwise. One is taking the Cicero route, which is going to be hard, and doesn't solve all of the problems, but the other two paths, are either communism under the Bluejays, half of which is just a hiding of the fact that really, they just want to kill every noble in Assaloan, because fuck that place, it's goddamn awful.
Outside of that, then either it's renouncing yourself as a noble or getting drawn and quartered. Even if the threat of death wasn't involved, the Bluejays have no plan on how to make anything that their sprouting true, and half of the reason they're even still alive, is because of the disinterest of the crown, disinterest in the player base willingly trying to murder them, and the fact that they're asking the fae to help save their asses and giving them a safe haven till their "inevitable" victory against the tyranny of the blueblood.
And lastly, either a full-blown coup by either the prince that promises nothing for change or a possible slide into a theocracy by the church whenever its queen gets uppity on having more power to itself.
anonymus
>>5654655 RIP, was really hoping for a new read today, and maybe a vote as well. Hopefully, this whole dedication to Cain earnsus a couple points with him, God knows we need them.
Anyway tangent of what type of noble factionesht aside, how much does everyone on the thread currently rate now, of the chance for the Bluejays in Fuckalot, being able to somehow succeed and push out the order of names and the greater duchy as a whole? Outside of course, of any extenuating circumstances that could come up in that timeframe that could destroy any reasons currently listed as a reason for or against the BJ's?
Anonymous
>>5654865 the BJs might be able to keep the order out but as soon as they start fucking with canton proper there gonna be looking for a major shit kicking by a royal army. it's one thing to look for independence in virgin lands it's another to riling up the lords Peasantry while asking for the heads of all nobility
anyway if the Bjs try something it will be during a major conflict like the snakemen or maybe the reconquest against the deadmen either options will probably piss of Emile
anonymus
>>5654984 Ah, you raise a good point. Considering the war with the snakemen should be ramping up in intensity in about a year's time by the new prime serpent, I could fully expect the Bluejay to take advantage of the, probable, response of the Duke being forced to pull back his troops that would be supporting the order of names, in order to be then called to do battle in support of the border war with Montburn. Its not even the first time the BJ's have done this either. Not 20 years back during the Border wars, the BJ movement sprung up in the first place thanks to the lack of attention pay to them thanks to all of the chaos and war engulfing not only the dukedom, but the country as a whole.
In regards to Emilie, honestly, the only reason the BJ's aren't already having him come after them, was one of three things. His brother not wanting him to slaughter them, his oath to keep their secrets safe, the whole, allowing his brother to be clear of suspicion, and the chaos that was the whole SoS affair, and lastly, him needing to go onto a pilgrimage. If, when we become part of the Dragon Gaurd, that we are given the ability to act as a liaison back to Canton as a representative of the god dragon king, and the BJ's do cause problems, either Emil is going to absolve his oath and tell the kingdom where they are, or he is going to go to them, and murder the shit out of them.
I just hope for their sakes, they learn to keep their head down and just stick to their woods for the next half-decade, else then the Bear will come to them.
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>>5654853 If you are only talking about the path to the most radical of reforms then sure their aren't a lot of options and the ones that we know exist tend to start with aligning to a faction, but I think their are more paths then we realise when it comes to figuring out potential resolutions to the larger Issues in Canton.
It's part of why I think the development in Vancewell as a love interest if not marriage prospect is incredibly interesting and a thread worth pursuing intensely since her family and ambition offer an opportunity to flip an entire duchy on its head which cannot be understated as a gamechanger.
>>5655033 I'm betting Emille's on their shitlist for people to die during the revolution but he's not on the ''Kill on sight'' list yet.
Anonymous
Because of I love chatting with you guys, if (when) Emile is elevated to Sainthood, what would he be the Saint of?> Emile Andrei, Saint of the One True Faith > Patron Saint of Storms, sailors and pilgrims on ocean voyages would offer prayer to Saint Emile for safety while on the open water. Even moreso during intense storms. > Saint of Trials, the faithful would pray to Saint Emile when encountering hardships or seemingly impossible odds, for he always took the path of most resistance and entrusted the outcome to the Almighty. Shown in the unforgiving vigils he imposes on himself during the pilgrimage. > Saint of...?
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>>5655165 >SAINT OF THE SHIELD Anonymous
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>>5655165 Saint of pointless duels
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>>5655165 Saint of the Storms, aka Stormbear, is pretty badass ngl
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Saint of safe/easy passage.
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:Rf+4ke/U Fri 05 May 2023 10:03:33 No. 5655327 Report No update tonight lads, but it’s coming.
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>>5655327 >but it’s coming. No me
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>>5655327 It's my grandmother's birthday tomorrow and she really wants to see the end of the long walk. No pressure though
Anonymous
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>>5655165 Definitely the Saint of Storms, patron of pilgrims, guardians of pilgrims, and travelers. Call upon difficult or dangerous journeys, storms or bad weather in general.
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Also hope we'll get some cool cathagi nickname during ou stay in the south. Not saying we should go the Muad'Dib our Lisan Al'Gaib route (even if I'd be up for it eventually), but something akin would be nice.
Anonymous
>>5655365 My dog just died and his last words were that he wanted to see the end of the long walk.
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>>5655327 My baby is being born tomorrow and I want to show the first thing it sees is this quest.
Anonymous
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>2 SUCCESS: Your skin is raw and bloody, and you could not possibly stifle every moan of pain at the punishment that you called upon yourself. But you reach the station of the Cross, crawling on your hands and knees when your legs cannot carry you any longer. You do not think you have anything left in you. Gain WOUNDED trait.
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:Rf+4ke/U Sat 06 May 2023 14:39:33 No. 5656229 Report Quoted By:
Murmurs turn to gasps as one of the Angelites unfurls a wicked looking cord, multi-laced in dangling strings wrapped in jagged seashell and scraped glasswork. It is an evil-looking tool, an instrument designed to inflict hurt and suffering rather than simply compel obedience. While the local onlookers merely seem confused, the pilgrims know full well what is about to occur. Mikail begins to move your way, eyes wide in alarm, but the strong arm of Brother Rousseau laid upon his shoulder. This is not for them. Others also voice a hushed protest at the wanton barbarity, pressing forward to discourage this course of action. They are turned aside by the stone-faced Comitas knights present. You have the Chapter Master’s permission for this display on the Cainite section of the Long Walk, if not his blessing.
You close your eyes and whisper a silent prayer to the Almighty for strength, giving thanks that by your arrangement your companions are spared any part in this grim duty. You would not ask this of them. Father Towbray, Brother Joab and Brother Caleb, as well as a new addition in Brother Isaac. The four Angelites, faithful and righteous men, cannot bring it upon themselves to lash one they revere with the same sadism and malice of the four slaver guards than gleefully whipped Cain every step of the way to the Cross. None seem happy with the duty before them, to inflict pain on one they revere. But they will not shirk from it.
<span class="mu-r"><span class="mu-i">*CRACK*</span></span>
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-K3dZqo9c-A&ab_channel=pastorjasonanswers – Cain on the Cross, it begins[2/5]
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:Rf+4ke/U Sat 06 May 2023 14:44:27 No. 5656236 Report <span class="mu-r"><span class="mu-i">*CRACK*</span></span>
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:Rf+4ke/U Sat 06 May 2023 14:47:51 No. 5656243 Report Quoted By:
<span class="mu-r"><span class="mu-i">*CRACK*</span></span>
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:Rf+4ke/U Sat 06 May 2023 14:50:20 No. 5656245 Report [5/5]
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>>5653236 >“No…leave me… I command it! …God help me, I will stand… on my own two feet…” Did Cain not stand alone, bloody and unbowed, even as his enemies cast him upon the cross and the world condemned the futility of his defiance? Cain on the Cross, Cain on Crusade, Cain to the Ends of the World. Sorry, but to go adam after such a sacrifice, Cain deserves some love.
>>5653236 Me
Anonymous
>>5656245 >“No…leave me… I command it! …God help me, I will stand… on my own two feet…” Did Cain not stand alone, bloody and unbowed, even as his enemies cast him upon the cross and the world condemned the futility of his defiance? Cain on the Cross, Cain on Crusade, Cain to the Ends of the World. Sorry, but to go adam after such a sacrifice, Cain deserves some love.
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>>5656245 >“No…leave me… I command it! …God help me, I will stand… on my own two feet…” Did Cain not stand alone, bloody and unbowed, even as his enemies cast him upon the cross and the world condemned the futility of his defiance? Cain on the Cross, Cain on Crusade, Cain to the Ends of the World. To not emulate Cain at this point feels wrong also goddamn Cain fought the entire city, got probably tortured, whipped and crucified and still went on to fight the Dragon.
>>5624057 Hardcore
Anonymous
>>5656245 I am me
>>5624056 >No…leave me… I command it! …God help me, I will stand… on my own two feet…” Did Cain not stand alone, bloody and unbowed, even as his enemies cast him upon the cross and the world condemned the futility of his defiance? Cain on the Cross, Cain on Crusade, Cain to the Ends of the World. When the March is over we will be over 30 steps on the path of Adam, over 20 steps on the path of Cain, and almost 0 thorn points. Let none doubt our virtue, motives, or beliefs.
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>>5656245 >“No…leave me… I command it! …God help me, I will stand… on my own two feet…” Did Cain not stand alone, bloody and unbowed, even as his enemies cast him upon the cross and the world condemned the futility of his defiance? Cain on the Cross, Cain on Crusade, Cain to the Ends of the World. >>5624124 By the Almighty....
Anonymous
>>5656273 Also, I wonder what our greatest sin is. I don't think we relate to any of the existing ones. perhaps Avarice saw in us the potential to become a brother. For our sin is Arrogance. I think arrogance ties really well into our haughty trait.
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>>5656245 >“No…leave me… I command it! …God help me, I will stand… on my own two feet…” Did Cain not stand alone, bloody and unbowed, even as his enemies cast him upon the cross and the world condemned the futility of his defiance? Cain on the Cross, Cain on Crusade, Cain to the Ends of the World. >>5624400 Verification
Anonymous
>>5656296 We literally can't keep it in our pants.
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>>5656245 >“No…leave me… I command it! …God help me, I will stand… on my own two feet…” Did Cain not stand alone, bloody and unbowed, even as his enemies cast him upon the cross and the world condemned the futility of his defiance? Cain on the Cross, Cain on Crusade, Cain to the Ends of the World. It would do Cain a disservice. We stand or we fall on our own. Let our friends collect us once we lost conciousness.
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>>5656245 >“No…leave me… I command it! …God help me, I will stand… on my own two feet…” Did Cain not stand alone, bloody and unbowed, even as his enemies cast him upon the cross and the world condemned the futility of his defiance? Cain on the Cross, Cain on Crusade, Cain to the Ends of the World. Tough choice, but I think it's appropriate to emulate Cain here of all the places.
>>5624159 Anonymous
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>>5656296 Pride probably even if it can be as much a strength as a sin, we've had one death on account of it.
>>5656302 Three women isn't a lusty tally.
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>>5656245 >“Ah…my friends… where would I be without you …help this foolish young knight back into the saddle, would you?” Did Cain not find ultimately himself alone? He and his ten-thousand others lost to the call of war. In the end, Adam’s sacrifice was no less than his. nah I dont want to die alone.
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>>5656245 Ah…my friends… where would I be without you …help this foolish young knight back into the saddle, would you?” Did Cain not find ultimately himself alone? He and his ten-thousand others lost to the call of war. In the end, Adam’s sacrifice was no less than his.
>>5624289 My v post
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>>5656245 >“Ah…my friends… where would I be without you …help this foolish young knight back into the saddle, would you?” Did Cain not find ultimately himself alone? He and his ten-thousand others lost to the call of war. In the end, Adam’s sacrifice was no less than his. At heart we're an Adamite and I think we've done a great job showing reverence to Cain but ultimately, we stand with our friends, our brothers and sisters, together.
>>5623967 Me
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>>5656245 >“Ah…my friends… where would I be without you …help this foolish young knight back into the saddle, would you?” Did Cain not find ultimately himself alone? He and his ten-thousand others lost to the call of war. In the end, Adam’s sacrifice was no less than his. >>5624101 me
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>>5656245 >“No…leave me… I command it! …God help me, I will stand… on my own two feet…” Did Cain not stand alone, bloody and unbowed, even as his enemies cast him upon the cross and the world condemned the futility of his defiance? Cain on the Cross, Cain on Crusade, Cain to the Ends of the World. >>5624044 Anonymous
>>5656245 >“Ah…my friends… where would I be without you …help this foolish young knight back into the saddle, would you?” Did Cain not find ultimately himself alone? He and his ten-thousand others lost to the call of war. In the end, Adam’s sacrifice was no less than his.
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>>5656245 >“Ah…my friends… where would I be without you …help this foolish young knight back into the saddle, would you?” Did Cain not find ultimately himself alone? He and his ten-thousand others lost to the call of war. In the end, Adam’s sacrifice was no less than his. I love our friends and I want to see them help us.
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>>5656245 “No…leave me… I command it! …God help me, I will stand… on my own two feet…” Did Cain not stand alone, bloody and unbowed, even as his enemies cast him upon the cross and the world condemned the futility of his defiance? Cain on the Cross, Cain on Crusade, Cain to the Ends of the World.
This is why Emile is chosen. He will stand when others cannot, whether with his faithful companions, or by his lonesome.
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>>5656245 >>5624053 “No…leave me… I command it! …God help me, I will stand… on my own two feet…” Did Cain not stand alone, bloody and unbowed, even as his enemies cast him upon the cross and the world condemned the futility of his defiance? Cain on the Cross, Cain on Crusade, Cain to the Ends of the World.
This is our tribute to the Avenger of the Faith. Everyone who says we are an Adamite at heart are correct, but Cain's sacrifice was no less than Adam's. He is due our reverence at his most holy of places. We will rise because he rose.
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>>5656245 “Ah…my friends… where would I be without you …help this foolish young knight back into the saddle, would you?” Did Cain not find ultimately himself alone? He and his ten-thousand others lost to the call of war. In the end, Adam’s sacrifice was no less than his."
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>>5656245 >“No…leave me… I command it! …God help me, I will stand… on my own two feet…” Did Cain not stand alone, bloody and unbowed, even as his enemies cast him upon the cross and the world condemned the futility of his defiance? Cain on the Cross, Cain on Crusade, Cain to the Ends of the World. Verily
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This is a sacrifice to Cain just as our last climb was a sacrifice to Adam. I am just happy we can continue to the final final vigil. I dearly hope that all this struggle and 100% maximum faith pays off.
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>>5656245 >No…leave me… I command it! …God help me, I will stand… on my own two feet…” Did Cain not stand alone, bloody and unbowed, even as his enemies cast him upon the cross and the world condemned the futility of his defiance? Cain on the Cross, Cain on Crusade, Cain to the Ends of the World. >>5624011 CAIN
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>>5656245 “No…leave me… I command it! …God help me, I will stand… on my own two feet…” Did Cain not stand alone, bloody and unbowed, even as his enemies cast him upon the cross and the world condemned the futility of his defiance? Cain on the Cross, Cain on Crusade, Cain to the Ends of the World.
>>5624835 This is me.
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>>5656245 > “No…leave me… I command it! …God help me, I will stand… on my own two feet…” Did Cain not stand alone, bloody and unbowed, even as his enemies cast him upon the cross and the world condemned the futility of his defiance? Cain on the Cross, Cain on Crusade, Cain to the Ends of the World. This is the station of Cain and his sacrifice will be respected, just as Adam's when appropriate.
>>5624633 Here I am, once again
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>>5656245 >“No…leave me… I command it! …God help me, I will stand… on my own two feet…” Did Cain not stand alone, bloody and unbowed, even as his enemies cast him upon the cross and the world condemned the futility of his defiance? Cain on the Cross, Cain on Crusade, Cain to the Ends of the World. That was hardcore.
To do anything else is a disservice to Cain’s memory and sacrifice
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>>5656245 “No…leave me… I command it! …God help me, I will stand… on my own two feet…” Did Cain not stand alone, bloody and unbowed, even as his enemies cast him upon the cross and the world condemned the futility of his defiance? Cain on the Cross, Cain on Crusade, Cain to the Ends of the World.
for towbrays sect this part of the LW would of been easy but doing the LW while the man you consider a saint suffers must of been very hard for them
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>>5656245 >“No…leave me… I command it! …God help me, I will stand… on my own two feet…” Did Cain not stand alone, bloody and unbowed, even as his enemies cast him upon the cross and the world condemned the futility of his defiance? Cain on the Cross, Cain on Crusade, Cain to the Ends of the World. Is there any other choice.
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Cain on the Cross, we actually did it, here's hoping for the rest of the day after this we don't get challenged by anyone trying to duel us in the meantime. >“No…leave me… I command it! …God help me, I will stand… on my own two feet…” Did Cain not stand alone, bloody and unbowed, even as his enemies cast him upon the cross and the world condemned the futility of his defiance? Cain on the Cross, Cain on Crusade, Cain to the Ends of the World.
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>>5656236 > "They worship their cruel god with their own pain." Now I am very glad that Emilie can't speak Cathagi, or more importantly, Father Tobrias for that matter. Still, a fascinating look into how the people view canton all the same.
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>>5656528 >I dearly hope that all this struggle and 100% maximum faith pays off. I’d imagine that by the end of this arc our personality will change significantly
Maybe [Haughty] or [idealistic] will be replaced by [Messianic], or we’ll get a 4th ongoing voting option tied to our faith
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>>5657027 >[Messianic] wtf BASED?
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>>5657027 >[Messianic] Sounds badass.
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>>5656245 >“No…leave me… I command it! …God help me, I will stand… on my own two feet…” Did Cain not stand alone, bloody and unbowed, even as his enemies cast him upon the cross and the world condemned the futility of his defiance? Cain on the Cross, Cain on Crusade, Cain to the Ends of the World. >>5623968 Anonymous
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>>5656245 >“No…leave me… I command it! …God help me, I will stand… on my own two feet…” Did Cain not stand alone, bloody and unbowed, even as his enemies cast him upon the cross and the world condemned the futility of his defiance? Cain on the Cross, Cain on Crusade, Cain to the Ends of the World. >>5624372 Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B
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>>5656798 We’re reaching page 9, but I’d like to finalise the Long Walk here if possible in the next few posts. The next thread will, Almighty willing, consist of some recovery and expanding on the Dragon Guard.
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>5656245 >“No…leave me… I command it! …God help me, I will stand… on my own two feet…” Did Cain not stand alone, bloody and unbowed, even as his enemies cast him upon the cross and the world condemned the futility of his defiance? Cain on the Cross, Cain on Crusade, Cain to the Ends of the World. >>5624018 this is me
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>>5625001 >>5656245 >“No…leave me… I command it! …God help me, I will stand… on my own two feet…” Did Cain not stand alone, bloody and unbowed, even as his enemies cast him upon the cross and the world condemned the futility of his defiance? Cain on the Cross, Cain on Crusade, Cain to the Ends of the World. anonymus
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>>5657222 thanks Forgotten! We are already half way to finishing the long walk as it is, I wager by the time we are down, we might need to do a roll for staying conscious for our vigil that we must have, and then get a point for us to us for getting our -20 AV.
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>>5656245 “No…leave me… I command it! …God help me, I will stand… on my own two feet…” Did Cain not stand alone, bloody and unbowed, even as his enemies cast him upon the cross and the world condemned the futility of his defiance? Cain on the Cross, Cain on Crusade, Cain to the Ends of the World.
Cain does need some love, but when we inevitably fall unconscious, I want our friends to catch us and carry us. Where one of the Brothers is found wanting, the other carries its weight, knowing that he to will be aided in his own time.
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>>5656245 >“No…leave me… I command it! …God help me, I will stand… on my own two feet…” Did Cain not stand alone, bloody and unbowed, even as his enemies cast him upon the cross and the world condemned the futility of his defiance? Cain on the Cross, Cain on Crusade, Cain to the Ends of the World. Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B
Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:Rf+4ke/U Mon 08 May 2023 12:51:45 No. 5658316 Report >SELECTED: “No…leave me… I command it! …God help me, I will stand… on my own two feet…” Did Cain not stand alone, bloody and unbowed, even as his enemies cast him upon the cross and the world condemned the futility of his defiance? Cain on the Cross, Cain on Crusade, Cain to the Ends of the World. <span class="mu-r">+1 Step on the Path of Cain [19 Steps]</span>
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QrBihZya6s4&ab_channel=Ghost-007 – Cain Stands. <span class="mu-i">“No…leave me…” </span> You brush aside Brother Rousseau’s strong grip, shrugging off Mikail’s shoulder of support. At first they ignore your weak protest, determined to lend aid to their leader. Injecting your next words with the steel of unquestionable authority takes a mustering of strength that you did not think you left in. <span class="mu-i">“I command it!”</span>
Your companions retreat at your words, you can imagine the hurt in their expressions. How rare it must for a sworn man to risk disobedience to their liege out of love for them. But they must understand, this is all part of Cain’s test. Not just the suffering, not alone, but also the will to endure and push past it.
<span class="mu-i">“…God help me, I will stand…”</span> The effort of shifting from your knees, one leg after another, is a shrieking demand of body and mind near as much of the whipping itself. Your eyes are drawn to the pulpit where the Cross once stood, a morbid crest greeting each ship bearing slaves and masters inspecting fresh product on the docks. After Cain was thoroughly scourged, flesh ripped to the muscle and bone, they hung him up there and left him to die. <span class="mu-i">“…on my own two feet…”</span>
It took you an effort of will just to speak after undergoing a taste of the harshness of the scourging of Cain. How any man could muster the strength to not only speak but shout, to scream his anger at the wrongs of the world when any other would surely have long perished. For a day and a night Cain called upon the Dragon in every mocking title and base slur under the Almighty’s creation. He named him Beast. Despot. Tyrant. He called him by his secret name, that which even the scholars of the time were too fearful to record. And on the second day, the Dragon came.
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Soaring on wings that eclipsed the sky above, the earth and sea wall trembling as the great ruler of the City landed on the shore. Towering over the sea wall and condemned man both, the Dragon had come to Cain. It was only a few minutes, but to the multitude that watched on trembling from a distance it seemed a long conversation indeed. What words were said and what subjects they spoke of have been lost to time or, more likely, was heard by those two and those two alone.
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:Rf+4ke/U Mon 08 May 2023 12:58:27 No. 5658322 Report [3/3]>“Angel, Taxiarch of Creation, I call upon thee. Angel, Hipparchus of Heaven, grant me sight.” You have never dared call upon your heavenly guardian for answers before, you a mere mortal fallible man. But if you are meant for something greater in heaven’s designs, then you are not yet done here with the secrets of Cain’s trial. By GOD you are not yet done. [Haughty] > “I wonder what the scholars say they spoke of? Halina, that smart and shy little bookish thing, she could probably tell me.” The secret of Cain and the Dragon’s dialogue is one of the great mysteries of the holy scripture, debated and theorised in theologian circles rather than considered a sort of forbidden knowledge. Mayhap God has sent you no vision of the truth, but you could still seek answers in the Aetheneum later. Or perhaps even from the mouth of the Dragon himself. [Hearty] >“Such wonder still left in their story. Praise the Almighty’s design.” If the Angel wished you to know the secrets of the words spoken between the Dragon and Cain, they would have revealed them to you. It is enough to know that you are Heaven’s righteous instrument, you need nothing else. You must instead now pray and focus your mind on the final leg of the Long Walk, to the gates of the Crescent Palace itself. You will need your strength. [Idealist]
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>>5658322 >“Angel, Taxiarch of Creation, I call upon thee. Angel, Hipparchus of Heaven, grant me sight.” You have never dared call upon your heavenly guardian for answers before, you a mere mortal fallible man. But if you are meant for something greater in heaven’s designs, then you are not yet done here with the secrets of Cain’s trial. By GOD you are not yet done. [Haughty] Invoke the Angel, hear the world of the ALMIGHTY. Sometimes it's not enough to simply be a passive instrument, sometimes you have to have the courage to call out
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Great update and music choice Forgotten
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>>5658322 >>“Angel, Taxiarch of Creation, I call upon thee. Angel, Hipparchus of Heaven, grant me sight.” You have never dared call upon your heavenly guardian for answers before, you a mere mortal fallible man. But if you are meant for something greater in heaven’s designs, then you are not yet done here with the secrets of Cain’s trial. By GOD you are not yet done. [Haughty] THE ANGEL CALLS. AND I RETURN IT.
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>>5658322 >“Angel, Taxiarch of Creation, I call upon thee. Angel, Hipparchus of Heaven, grant me sight.” You have never dared call upon your heavenly guardian for answers before, you a mere mortal fallible man. But if you are meant for something greater in heaven’s designs, then you are not yet done here with the secrets of Cain’s trial. By GOD you are not yet done. [Haughty] Lore
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>>5658322 > “I wonder what the scholars say they spoke of? Halina, that smart and shy little bookish thing, she could probably tell me.” The secret of Cain and the Dragon’s dialogue is one of the great mysteries of the holy scripture, debated and theorised in theologian circles rather than considered a sort of forbidden knowledge. Mayhap God has sent you no vision of the truth, but you could still seek answers in the Aetheneum later. Or perhaps even from the mouth of the Dragon himself. [Hearty] >>5624018 this is me
Hopefully the dragon wont immolate us if we ask
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>>5658322 >“Angel, Taxiarch of Creation, I call upon thee. Angel, Hipparchus of Heaven, grant me sight.” You have never dared call upon your heavenly guardian for answers before, you a mere mortal fallible man. But if you are meant for something greater in heaven’s designs, then you are not yet done here with the secrets of Cain’s trial. By GOD you are not yet done. [Haughty] I need to know now
>>5624444 This is me boss
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>>5658322 >>“Angel, Taxiarch of Creation, I call upon thee. Angel, Hipparchus of Heaven, grant me sight.” You have never dared call upon your heavenly guardian for answers before, you a mere mortal fallible man. But if you are meant for something greater in heaven’s designs, then you are not yet done here with the secrets of Cain’s trial. By GOD you are not yet done. [Haughty] >>5624011 Anonymous
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>“Angel, Taxiarch of Creation, I call upon thee. Angel, Hipparchus of Heaven, grant me sight.” You have never dared call upon your heavenly guardian for answers before, you a mere mortal fallible man. But if you are meant for something greater in heaven’s designs, then you are not yet done here with the secrets of Cain’s trial. By GOD you are not yet done. [Haughty] I fear that Emile will share the fate of Icarus if he continues down this path, but I want to KNOW MORE
Please do not forsake us for our hubris, Angel.
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>He named him Beast. Despot. Tyrant. He called him by his secret name, that which even the scholars of the time were too fearful to record. And on the second day, the Dragon came. Alright, the theory that the Dragon is just a dimensionally displaced Asgorga has just become more plausible.
>>5658322 >“Angel, Taxiarch of Creation, I call upon thee. Angel, Hipparchus of Heaven, grant me sight.” You have never dared call upon your heavenly guardian for answers before, you a mere mortal fallible man. But if you are meant for something greater in heaven’s designs, then you are not yet done here with the secrets of Cain’s trial. By GOD you are not yet done. [Haughty] WITNESS US ANGEL
But yeah, I don't mind Hearty but we can check it out later anyway. This could be a very defining moment for Emile's faith and I want to see where it goes.
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>the dragon when he hears some pilgrim reciting cains words
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>>5658322 > “I wonder what the scholars say they spoke of? Halina, that smart and shy little bookish thing, she could probably tell me.” The secret of Cain and the Dragon’s dialogue is one of the great mysteries of the holy scripture, debated and theorised in theologian circles rather than considered a sort of forbidden knowledge. Mayhap God has sent you no vision of the truth, but you could still seek answers in the Aetheneum later. Or perhaps even from the mouth of the Dragon himself. [Hearty >>5624289 My v post
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>>5658322 >“Angel, Taxiarch of Creation, I call upon thee. Angel, Hipparchus of Heaven, grant me sight.” You have never dared call upon your heavenly guardian for answers before, you a mere mortal fallible man. But if you are meant for something greater in heaven’s designs, then you are not yet done here with the secrets of Cain’s trial. By GOD you are not yet done. [Haughty] Anonymous
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>>5658322 >“Angel, Taxiarch of Creation, I call upon thee. Angel, Hipparchus of Heaven, grant me sight.” You have never dared call upon your heavenly guardian for answers before, you a mere mortal fallible man. But if you are meant for something greater in heaven’s designs, then you are not yet done here with the secrets of Cain’s trial. By GOD you are not yet done. [Haughty] >>5624044 Anonymous
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>>5658322 >>“Angel, Taxiarch of Creation, I call upon thee. Angel, Hipparchus of Heaven, grant me sight.” You have never dared call upon your heavenly guardian for answers before, you a mere mortal fallible man. But if you are meant for something greater in heaven’s designs, then you are not yet done here with the secrets of Cain’s trial. By GOD you are not yet done. [Haughty] LORE DUMP
>>5624124 Me.
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>>5624056 >>5658322 >>“Angel, Taxiarch of Creation, I call upon thee. Angel, Hipparchus of Heaven, grant me sight.” You have never dared call upon your heavenly guardian for answers before, you a mere mortal fallible man. But if you are meant for something greater in heaven’s designs, then you are not yet done here with the secrets of Cain’s trial. By GOD you are not yet done. [Haughty] This is fitting. We got an Adam echo last time. Time for a Cain echo.
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>>5658316 >>5624053 >“Angel, Taxiarch of Creation, I call upon thee. Angel, Hipparchus of Heaven, grant me sight.” You have never dared call upon your heavenly guardian for answers before, you a mere mortal fallible man. But if you are meant for something greater in heaven’s designs, then you are not yet done here with the secrets of Cain’s trial. By GOD you are not yet done. [Haughty] Normally I would never ask anything of the angel, but the moment feels right to reach out for the first time.
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>>5658322 >“Such wonder still left in their story. Praise the Almighty’s design.” If the Angel wished you to know the secrets of the words spoken between the Dragon and Cain, they would have revealed them to you. It is enough to know that you are Heaven’s righteous instrument, you need nothing else. You must instead now pray and focus your mind on the final leg of the Long Walk, to the gates of the Crescent Palace itself. You will need your strength. [Idealist] I am only humble before the Almighty. Let us rest up and focus on the final stretch.
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I can see it now, we choose to speak to the angel, Forgotten has us roll, we get a Nat 1 and are healed of all wounds and instantly become an enemy of the church all in the same instant
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>>5658322 > “I wonder what the scholars say they spoke of? Halina, that smart and shy little bookish thing, she could probably tell me.” The secret of Cain and the Dragon’s dialogue is one of the great mysteries of the holy scripture, debated and theorised in theologian circles rather than considered a sort of forbidden knowledge. Mayhap God has sent you no vision of the truth, but you could still seek answers in the Aetheneum later. Or perhaps even from the mouth of the Dragon himself. [Hearty] I want to know more, but I don't want to call on the angel for this.
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>>5658322 >> “I wonder what the scholars say they spoke of? Halina, that smart and shy little bookish thing, she could probably tell me.” The secret of Cain and the Dragon’s dialogue is one of the great mysteries of the holy scripture, debated and theorised in theologian circles rather than considered a sort of forbidden knowledge. Mayhap God has sent you no vision of the truth, but you could still seek answers in the Aetheneum later. Or perhaps even from the mouth of the Dragon himself. [Hearty] Making demands of the almighty is unbecoming, the angel will show us what we need to know when we need it. That said the heavens helps those who help themselves.
>>5624544 Word from on high is that I made this post
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>>5658322 >“I wonder what the scholars say they spoke of? Halina, that smart and shy little bookish thing, she could probably tell me.” The secret of Cain and the Dragon’s dialogue is one of the great mysteries of the holy scripture, debated and theorised in theologian circles rather than considered a sort of forbidden knowledge. Mayhap God has sent you no vision of the truth, but you could still seek answers in the Aetheneum later. Or perhaps even from the mouth of the Dragon himself. [Hearty] It is folly to think we can demand anything of the Angel and the Almighty. We should simply study the scripture and find our own intepretations of what could've transpired.
>>5624020 Beep boop.
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>>5658322 > “I wonder what the scholars say they spoke of? Halina, that smart and shy little bookish thing, she could probably tell me.” The secret of Cain and the Dragon’s dialogue is one of the great mysteries of the holy scripture, debated and theorised in theologian circles rather than considered a sort of forbidden knowledge. Mayhap God has sent you no vision of the truth, but you could still seek answers in the Aetheneum later. Or perhaps even from the mouth of the Dragon himself. [Hearty] To make demands of God is unbecoming, we must have faith that the Almighty will grant us knowledge.
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>>5658322 > “I wonder what the scholars say they spoke of? Halina, that smart and shy little bookish thing, she could probably tell me.” The secret of Cain and the Dragon’s dialogue is one of the great mysteries of the holy scripture, debated and theorised in theologian circles rather than considered a sort of forbidden knowledge. Mayhap God has sent you no vision of the truth, but you could still seek answers in the Aetheneum later. Or perhaps even from the mouth of the Dragon himself. [Hearty] Anonymous
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>>5658322 > “I wonder what the scholars say they spoke of? Halina, that smart and shy little bookish thing, she could probably tell me.” The secret of Cain and the Dragon’s dialogue is one of the great mysteries of the holy scripture, debated and theorised in theologian circles rather than considered a sort of forbidden knowledge. Mayhap God has sent you no vision of the truth, but you could still seek answers in the Aetheneum later. Or perhaps even from the mouth of the Dragon himself. [Hearty] Don't like our guy becoming too crazy with the religion, prefer sloth praetor Emile on this.
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>>5658510 >>5658322 Actually, I'll change my vote to:
>“Angel, Taxiarch of Creation, I call upon thee. Angel, Hipparchus of Heaven, grant me sight.” You have never dared call upon your heavenly guardian for answers before, you a mere mortal fallible man. But if you are meant for something greater in heaven’s designs, then you are not yet done here with the secrets of Cain’s trial. By GOD you are not yet done. [Haughty] Since it sounds more fun.
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>>5658322 >“Angel, Taxiarch of Creation, I call upon thee. Angel, Hipparchus of Heaven, grant me sight.” You have never dared call upon your heavenly guardian for answers before, you a mere mortal fallible man. But if you are meant for something greater in heaven’s designs, then you are not yet done here with the secrets of Cain’s trial. By GOD you are not yet done. [Haughty] The exile speaks, words unfolding like carmine flowers.
>>5624260 Should have made my anchor less generic baka. Almost didn't find it.
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>>5658322 >“Such wonder still left in their story. Praise the Almighty’s design.” If the Angel wished you to know the secrets of the words spoken between the Dragon and Cain, they would have revealed them to you. It is enough to know that you are Heaven’s righteous instrument, you need nothing else. You must instead now pray and focus your mind on the final leg of the Long Walk, to the gates of the Crescent Palace itself. You will need your strength. [Idealist] me:
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>“Angel, Taxiarch of Creation, I call upon thee. Angel, Hipparchus of Heaven, grant me sight.” You have never dared call upon your heavenly guardian for answers before, you a mere mortal fallible man. But if you are meant for something greater in heaven’s designs, then you are not yet done here with the secrets of Cain’s trial. By GOD you are not yet done. [Haughty]
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>>5658322 >“Angel, Taxiarch of Creation, I call upon thee. Angel, Hipparchus of Heaven, grant me sight.” You have never dared call upon your heavenly guardian for answers before, you a mere mortal fallible man. But if you are meant for something greater in heaven’s designs, then you are not yet done here with the secrets of Cain’s trial. By GOD you are not yet done. [Haughty] Grant me sight oh Almighty!
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>>5658322 >At the end, Cain laughed. Laughed, in the face of an earthly pagan god, and the god recoiled at the sound. Unfathomably based
>“Angel, Taxiarch of Creation, I call upon thee. Angel, Hipparchus of Heaven, grant me sight.” You have never dared call upon your heavenly guardian for answers before, you a mere mortal fallible man. But if you are meant for something greater in heaven’s designs, then you are not yet done here with the secrets of Cain’s trial. By GOD you are not yet done. [Haughty] >>5658346 >dimensionally displaced Asgorga has just become more plausible. man I remember when I said the black sails were the Black company, I feel that was a real stupid hot take now.
seems like theirs some true name stuff with magic, prehaps thats why Cain and Adam could near slay it and why the Sins cannot be slain and are more known by their title.
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>>5658882 Cain pass
>>5624057 I hope we can keep the upcoming Dragonguard discussion somewhat civil.
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>>5658322 >>“Angel, Taxiarch of Creation, I call upon thee. Angel, Hipparchus of Heaven, grant me sight.” You have never dared call upon your heavenly guardian for answers before, you a mere mortal fallible man. But if you are meant for something greater in heaven’s designs, then you are not yet done here with the secrets of Cain’s trial. By GOD you are not yet done. [Haughty] We have yet to do anything like this yet but this might work.
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>>5658322 >“Such wonder still left in their story. Praise the Almighty’s design.” If the Angel wished you to know the secrets of the words spoken between the Dragon and Cain, they would have revealed them to you. It is enough to know that you are Heaven’s righteous instrument, you need nothing else. You must instead now pray and focus your mind on the final leg of the Long Walk, to the gates of the Crescent Palace itself. You will need your strength. [Idealist] >>5625288 HOT DIG DAN
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:Rf+4ke/U Tue 09 May 2023 08:17:18 No. 5659193 Report >SELECTED: “Angel, Taxiarch of Creation, I call upon thee. Angel, Hipparchus of Heaven, grant me sight.” You have never dared call upon your heavenly guardian for answers before. You, a mere mortal and fallible man. But if you are meant for something greater in heaven’s designs, then you are not yet done here with the secrets of Cain’s trial. By GOD you are not yet done. [Haughty] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WRMnpbk4MYA&ab_channel=moviesoundtrackgod - Whisper of the Angel <span class="mu-i">“Angel, Taxiarch of Creation, I call upon thee.”</span> You lips move in near silence as you pray at the edge of the sea wall. You are torn even as you do so, doubt lingers in your mind even as your body still trembles from the aftermath of your trial in His name. Is calling upon Heaven thus true courage… or the most damnable arrogance? The lack of an immediately obvious answer scares you. <span class="mu-i">“Angel, Hipparchus of Heaven, grant me sight.”</span>
You feel the Angel’s presence before you hear it speak.
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:Rf+4ke/U Tue 09 May 2023 08:19:59 No. 5659195 Report [2/2]? Roll – Prayer for Revelation</span>>0DC >Quality Tabard (Martial Subject) +0DC, +0 Re-Roll >Fashionable Attire (Courtly Subject) +0DC, +0 Re-Roll >Lady Frida Advanced Favour: Nil bonus >Recorded Miracle +0DC >Orator +0DC >Pilgrim +5DC >2 Steps on the Path of Thorns -10DC >28 Steps on the Path of Adam +28DC >19 Steps on the Path of Cain +19DC >42DC Double Fail = Violent Visions.
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Rolled 25 (1d100) >>5659193 >Holy shit its working. >>5659195 "Blessed angel of the almighty. Grant me sight, beyond sight. Let me *understand* his will."
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>>5625307 Anonymous
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This is so exciting, give it your best anons, make those prayers count
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I rolled before. Do your best anons. Don't forget to pray.
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Rolled 83 (1d100) >>5659195 ''Oh angel, succour me as I enter the belly of the beast of old legend so I might know the strength of ages past''
>>5624057 Praise be to heaven so that I may be counted!
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Rolled 59 (1d100) >>5659195 Nat 1 here we go
>>5623972 V
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>>5659215 Ah shit, glad it doesn't count then
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>>5659215 Sorry anon, you failed to beseech the angel
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Rolled 31 (1d100) >>5659195 give me the numbers
>>5624018 this is me
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>>5659195 “Oh blessed angel, show us the bounty of thee wisdom and bring us peace to thee questions of man”
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>>5659218 You had to also beseech the angel, now you’re roll doesn’t count.
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>>5659195 “Oh mighty angel, give us the strength to know these words and do the almighty work through them.”
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>>5659218 Hey forgotten!, does this line “ give me the numbers” count as a beseechment? I feel like it is, since he clearly linked the post, but just how open does the beseechment need/not to be?
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Rolled 86 (1d100) >>5659195 "O' angel, I beg for sight to understand His will."
>>5623968 Anonymous
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Rolled 37 (1d100) >>5659195 >>5624056 Praise the angel.
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>>5659218 One success. It is as it is. Oh, and this anon has "gay" in his ID. This is what he gets for being a speedreader.
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>>5659231 Wait, I'm wrong. It's two success.
>>5659210 This anon already rolled in the previous trial. Oh yea baby, time for a shizo episode.
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>>5659233 I'm retarded. His previous roll didn't count, so he didn't technically roll. Shit, got my hopes up. Oh well, ancient secrets for a later time.
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>>5659234 I mean you can always hope that my technical involvement in the last round counted but I doubt it and we're stuck with my shitty roll.
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>>5659218 Praise the angel now knigga
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:Rf+4ke/U Tue 09 May 2023 09:35:25 No. 5659237 Report Quoted By:
>>5659227 Even if that was actually meant to be directed at the Angel there is not nearly enough reverence. Heretical roll not counted.
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>>5659235 Nah, it's all good Anon. Such is the nature of the game.
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Can we ask the angel again when we discover additional info? I feel that this result can be interpretated as us being informed divine revelation will come in time.
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>>5659218 DUDE. PREECH TO ZE ANGEL.
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>>5659218 Angel give me wisdom!
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>>5659218 >>5659247 Could you be referring to our sacred number of 9 and 22 and that you were beseaching the angels aid to give these numbers?
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>>5659243 I really, really hope that’s the case. Worst case scenario we just get this result again, and can try again at another attempt at it later on.
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This is a very important roll. I believe that there is only one more vigil after this one. I sincerely hope it is worth the years of waiting. All the things we could have done instead of the vigil. We could have done tournament circuits, we could have learned magic, we could have fought the undead lords, but we all decided to go all in on the faith.
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>>5659269 It's been super fun and entertaining, is that not worth it in and of itself? I'm sure all those others things would be really fun as well with Forgotten writing and us playing, being a thorns based tourney knight would be a blast. But this has been great so far too
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Rolled 7 (1d100) >>5659195 "Oh Angel, the herald at the gates of heaven. The satrap of the saints. The muse of heaven's splendour and glory. Light my soul with the wisdom of the brothers true."
>>5624016 This is me btw
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>>5659278 would that this was but two steps higher on the stairway to heaven...alas.
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Rolled 57 (1d100) >>5659195 "Oh Angel who is blessed to serve our lord in Heaven, I beg of you as a child of our Almighty father, please open my eyes and ears so I may hear the wonderful voice of our Savior, and witness his most beautiful of miracles. Allow me to serve you hear on this mortal Earth, as you do upon the gates of our heavenly sanctuary above. I beseech you for knowledge, wisdom, courage, and piety so I may carry on his will.
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>>5659195 All this roll proved to me is that Thorny boys get no bitches. -10 DC for TWO(2) Thorn points! Get the fuck out of here. The Angel deserves better than that. Fuck the Spoils, Fuck Noble Privilege! All we need is God!
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Too bad we didn't have a double pass. Would have been really picturesque. In a prophet-with-his-companion kinda way
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Alright I guess the next logical step is to just ask the dragon in person. What could go wrong?
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>>5659302 unironically it would hurt his pride and he would roast us we should first do something worthy of a boon from the dragon then ask him to tell us in private so the other courtiers and dragonroi are not present to witness him reliving one of his more shameful memories
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:Rf+4ke/U Tue 09 May 2023 13:07:50 No. 5659309 Report If anons have asked other questions and I've accidentally passed them by please let me know.
>>5653846 I forgot to answer this, but yes that is correct. You can refer to the pastebin for a full track record to date.
I am of two minds as to keeping Sir de Broulert on there, but perhaps Cain sees that as fair game in duels of honour Anonymous
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>>5659309 he was blocking the path of pilgrims by the letter he broke the law by the spirit however...
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>>5659309 Once steel is drawn I imagine a lot is fair game to Cain.
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>>5659302 We would definitely need to earn a boon from the big lizard before we could even ask him what was said. Only problem with that is how much we get to learn. If it came down to it we would probably have to choose between learning more about the Sons of Sin in general or what Cain said. Basically, we will either reveal a truth of the Faith or we get operational data about the dangers we face.
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>>5659309 Luv knigga adventures, but when are we going to get another BCQ2230AD thread? It has been a very long time and I'm kinda up for some galactic war crimes.
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>>5659331 >Only problem with that is how much we get to learn And how it's earned, you want to earn a boon from a God king its for sure not going to be a mundane thing.
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>>5659341 Soon, I think. Perhaps after the Dragon Guard decision?
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>>5659396 We are capable of such feats. We have done great things before. The hard part will be deciding which is of greater value to Canton.
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So, did we get 1 or 2 passes in the end?
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>>5659309 I've been meaning to ask this for a while but have you ever quietly dropped plot threads while running a quest?
>>5659455 Capable? possibly but you're asking something very important and probably deeply personal of the single most socially powerful thing that exists within Cathaggi society, I can only Imagine that a major boon allows it the attempt to be made and outside of actually crtiting or lucking out on our potential stay in the Dragonguard I don't know where else we'd even start trying to set the ground for a attempt at asking it.
>>5659764 1 if gay ID doesn't count, 2 if it does.
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>>5659872 >I've been meaning to ask this for a while but have you ever quietly dropped plot threads while running a quest? He did drop the reasonable vampire general plot in BCQ though not quietly and certainly not with his good will, see also
> muh war machines >Muh not!vikings Anonymous
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>>5660096 Haha Forgottens vampire lord, the poor bastard
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>>5660096 Kek, Prince was the best kind of murder hobo
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>>5660103 Murdering GM's carefully written plots.
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>>5660096 I honestly actually forgot about Vampire thing that got subverted by the rolls.
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I read Black Company quest recently and Prince giving up his humanity and any chance at love was heartbreaking. Anons using Dark Power of Father for 5 DC every goddamn roll wasn't helpful either. I hope to God we don't make Emile a celibate by going down this Angelite path.
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>>5660162 Don't worry anons have an unhealthy obsession with Emile's sperm count as was revealed on the high seas.
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>>5660181 It's 2,104,321,216 as of this morning by the way
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>>5660181 I know, I was the one posting femboy Emile pics to dissuade anons from picking the magic sword (Forgotten edited one with Emile's helmet).
I'm not talking about corruption lowering his sperm count though, I'm talking about Emile turning so holy he swears a vow of chastity or something to get +5DC in battle
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>>5660243 Then surrender the +5DC anon!
You know we don't need a sword Anonymous
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>>5660243 I don't see that happening honestly. It's important to keep our line strong and our family safe and Emile is a passionate man, I don't think he'd throw out opportunity with his soon to be missus for that. There is a balance to be found
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prince sacrificed everything for the company a analog would be emile sacrificing everything for family and it dosen't look like emile is gonna have go through something like the siege that prince had too
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:Rf+4ke/U Wed 10 May 2023 12:12:50 No. 5660309 Report Quoted By:
>1 SUCCESS: “Patience, child. It will come to you, in time.” The Angel does not deliver you this knowledge, but you are free to investigate it further. >You remain WOUNDED, but the DC penalty is reduced to 0.
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:Rf+4ke/U Wed 10 May 2023 12:20:02 No. 5660311 Report Quoted By:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GJleW4TCQM0&ab_channel=Movieclips – The Battle for the CityThe singing of the pilgrims grows more agitated as the final leg of the Long Walk is underway, closer to agitated chanting than the soothing psalms that have thus far permeated the procession. This is representative of the running battles that took place across the City when the brothers Adam and Cain led the people into uprising. The victory over the massed hoplite formations in the Lesser Quarters, the route of the master’s elite troops at Princes Plaza, the destruction of the sea fort Kalamata and the seizure of the vast majority of the Imperial fleet that lay docked in the bay therein. Old wounds as far as the natives are concerned, and most scarce care to be reminded of the revolution that toppled the regime of the time and saw their great empire humbled. Less still do they with any fondness look upon the repeats of these military disasters centuries later when the rising star of Cantǒn made war upon them after such pilgrim demonstrations such as yours here and now were banned by the viziers some centuries later.
It goes without saying that this aggressive demonstration that is the final and most public step of the pilgrimage is viewed with open scorn by the populace, even by the common Cathagi local with nary a slave of their own to their name. They look upon the Crusades Adamant as an act of madness by barbarians, fought not for trade concessions or material acquisitions but to safeguard an offensive religious practice in front of their mightiest institutions. Gone is the dismissive or bewildered expressions of the locals from earlier in the day, most of those out in force now look upon you and your fellow pilgrims with open hostility.
You pay them no mind, discarding the angry glares and hurled abuse to one side as you lead the procession from the front into the core of the City. The pilgrims in your wake take heart from your dauntless example. If they had not witnessed it, if they could not see with their own eyes the bloody marks of your passage under the whip, none would believe that they were now following the same man who had just minutes before been beaten to the point of tortuous crawling unto the final steps to Cain’s Cross.
The Knights Comitas are spread thin, hands on hilts and eyes wary. You can see why. Now the Stratiokas caste that previously lined the way in scattered formation array themselves before the Crescent Palace steps in full phalanx formation. There are hundreds of them, outnumbering your party by a factor of at least three or four to one. You see furrowed brows tilted under menacing helmets, hands tightly gripping long sharp pikes that are levelled your way. It is a clear enough sign, any pilgrim that oversteps their place and attempts to place a foot on that first chiselled palace step of marble will find a spearpoint waiting for them.
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:Rf+4ke/U Wed 10 May 2023 12:31:13 No. 5660316 Report [3/3]> “I will marry the Lady Frida Vancewell, fairest in my heart and mind.” [Haughty] >“I will reclaim the Ardenne for my people, or die in the attempt.” [Hearty] >“I will hunt down a Son of Sin and bind them, to keep their evil chained.” [Idealist]
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>>5660316 >Theses examples Goddamit Forgotten you want to go ALL IN.
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>>5660316 uh forgotten if this is outloud then are we not breaking our reginate oath with you're idealist example
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>>5660316 >“I will reclaim the Ardenne for my people, or die in the attempt.” [Hearty] DREAD ARDENNE SHALL BE FAIR ARDENNE ONCE AGAIN!
THE ALMIGHTY WILLS IT!
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>>5660316 > “I will marry the Lady Frida Vancewell, fairest in my heart and mind.” [Haughty] We are more than just faith and might, we are but a man
>>5624808 V card
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>>5660320 Oh, and my V card
>>5623997 Anonymous
>>5660316 >“I will hunt down a Son of Sin and bind them, to keep their evil chained.” [Idealist] If this doesn't break our oath (it may not, they have been written about and we found out about at least one of them before meeting one in the flesh) then I'm 100% all for it. If saying it as is right here violates our oath though then I'd rather not (unless we can word it in a way that maintains secrecy - we'd still know what it means)
>>5623967 Me
>You remain WOUNDED, but the DC penalty is reduced to 0. Well DAMN son. We are going to come across completely insane in this upcoming fight, especially when we win. THE RUMOURS.
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>>5660316 >“I will hunt down a Son of Sin and bind them, to keep their evil chained.” [Idealist] >>5623968 Anonymous
>>5660316 >>5624053 >“I will hunt down a Son of Sin and bind them, to keep their evil chained.” [Idealist] As long as we do not break our prior oath, I wish for this.
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:Rf+4ke/U Wed 10 May 2023 12:41:28 No. 5660328 Report If alternative write-ins get enough traction I will put this to a recast, this would probably be the one of the most, if not -the- most, significant place and moment you could make an oath.
>>5659341 I'm thinking we'll return to 'galactic war crimes: the thread' the thread after this, depending on anons attitudes to the Dragon Guard after the pilgrimage is finished.
>>5659872 As anons have already hinted at, ever since the original BCQ I've aimed to be more flexible. The ramifications of that derailment particular plot. The vampire count anons are referring to was supposed to be the MC's "in" to having a hand at the wheel of the overall BBEG campaign. Instead the rival cultists of course took the lead and the Black Company served as front-line fodder while enemy forces made a comeback. I'd put so much into not just that doors that one character could open up AND locked myself out of any kind of potential replacement that it really jerked me around and tossed days and weeks worth of planning in the binfire. Hilarious and I have no regrets with what we ended up with, but it did teach me a valuable lesson.
I have a lot of pots on the boil in the background, and many will continue to bubble and even boil over without MC intervention, but I trouble myself not to lock anything into a.
TL;DR I have many ideas, some of which are in play, but I don't get too invested or attached to them since that one time...
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:Rf+4ke/U Wed 10 May 2023 12:44:27 No. 5660330 Report >>5660319 There was nothing in the reginate oath forbidding the taking of this oath to chain a Son of Sin per se. Certainly you can't say that you've seen one, or what that one of the Sons of Sin looks like, or where you've seen it. Or much of anything really.
People aren't going to know what you're on about, and you can't really explain without breaking the oath as you have identified, but there is nothing in the reginate oath preventing you from making this oath in public.
That's my view I guess anyway...
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:Rf+4ke/U Wed 10 May 2023 12:47:57 No. 5660332 Report Actually upon reflection that might need some more consideration. I can't imagine Gilbern would be happy with that term being thrown around, even if the oath was technically being adhered to. I'd need to see if the oath was implied to keep what you saw that day secret, or everything related to it secret going forward.
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>>5660330 Cool so we could take the oath, tell people we've taken an oath of silence on the topic and will speak no further on it. I think most would accept that. If anyone pushes I suppose we could say we read about an ancient enemy of man in a dusty old tome and are determined to see them driven out of existence without breaking the oath?
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>>5660316 >“I will reclaim the Ardenne for my people, or die in the attempt.” [Hearty] KILL DEADMEN BEHEAD DEADMEN ROUND HOUSE SLAM A DEADMAN BABY INTO THE PAVEMENT SHOOT DEADMAN BURN DEADMEN TRAMPLE DEADMEN IN A CAVALRY CHARGE SKEWER DEADMEN WITH A LANCE CUT DEADMEN WITH A KATANA
but saying this out loud is gonna lead to tobray advertising a crusade in our homeland until we return
>>5624820 me
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>>5660316 Alright actual voting time get your creativity in gear anons! this is our future right we're voting for, going for the examples is boring as fuck.
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> “I will marry the Lady Frida Vancewell, fairest in my heart and mind and reclaim Ardenne for her!'' GO FOR GUTS AND GLORY
Montbrune Ardenne empire when? 2
>''I vow that I will bear no weapon against men of noble and good nature and righteous cause'' Luv shields, ate copperclippers, simple as.
>>5624057 Me post
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>>5660328 >I'm thinking we'll return to 'galactic war crimes: the thread' the thread after this, depending on anons attitudes to the Dragon Guard after the pilgrimage is finished. Aaaaaaaaaw yis
>>5660332 >>5660333 I think the mere mention of the SoS would put the Reginates into uproar. Yes, we could make the Oath and literally not elaborate anymore, but it will raise some suspicion among people, especially enemy ears listening in on our little speech.
Besides, Ardenne? That's a REAL treat. Real ass knigga shit, something even our dear family and duchy want to do. Imagine, a thousand believers toppling the Dreadlords from their black thrones, holy fire in one hand and a blade in the other. A beautiful sight and a lofty goal.
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>>5660328 >I have a lot of pots on the boil in the background, and many will continue to bubble and even boil over without MC intervention I figured that was the case with STV, theres just too much going on for anyone to manage without a faction behind them to manage at once.
on a related note to my vote what would be the grounds for establishing a new house or dynasty?
>I'm thinking we'll return to 'galactic war crimes: the thread' the thread after this Man I just comfy genocide and pokergames.
>>5660342 oh yeah one more
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>''I swear Canton shall see to Canton's prosperity and safety so long as I draw breath'' Anonymous
>>5660330 Our oath made to the then Second Herald, Lord Kasper Alexandi.
" 'I hereby swear on the Book of Brothers, on the Knucklebone of this Unnamed Saint and on my life that I shall utter no word of what I witnessed here today save by Her Majesty’s command or that of her favoured servants, the Heralds. May the Almighty strike me down where I stand should I forswear this oath, and may my limbs be torn from my body by horses and left to rot in the sun.”...“Nor shall you write of it, or communicate what transpired here in any way to any other soul. Swear it.”
”I so swear.” You have little other choice, if you value your life."
>>5660333 His Word Speaks Only Truth my friend. We shall not lie about where we know of it.
>>5660348 >''I swear I shall see to Canton's prosperity and safety so long as I draw breath'' I also love this one, simple and it covers all the bases.
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>>5660347 I'm willing to wait and see what Forgotten says after some sleep since I'm too tired to go track down the oath and see for myself as well.
As I said though, if we can word it in such a way so the oath remains but is secret... that'd be my preference.
I feel like a crusade against the deadmen... might not be possible in this lifetime, or at least soon. Some of this is meta-knowledge but we've got danger on the horizon with both the Black Sails being sighted more often but also the Lizardmen massing on the boarders. On top of that we're seen as a threat by the Prince (or at least a dangerous nuisance).
So massing knights and soldiers could be seen as the prelude to a rebellion (or framed that way in a justification to destroy our house) and if not, the losses their could mean the difference between winning and losing when other threats come for Canton (Lizardmen, whatever the fuck is sailing on those ships) so it seems like a disastrously risky thing to swear an oath to
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>>5660352 >His Word Speaks Only Truth my friend. We shall not lie about where we know of it. It's not a lie, we read about the Sons of Sin at that small temple/church/whatever in Fallavon before actually encountering one. What we read then was a clear indication of a terrible Foe, an enemy of man, even if we didn't grasp the severity of it at the time.
As for the oath (thank you for grabbing that)
>I shall utter no word of what I witnessed here today To my mind, that absolutely doesn't prevent us from making at oath to kill "The Sons of Sin" just against talking about our encounter with them, the Heralds or anything of that day. That's a simple oath to keep, as I said, we've read about them previously and we can always cite our oath of silence in not divulging more.
"I first came across the term when looking for my brother, I read of an attack by one of these Foes on a road nearby months or years past. What further I may know of them I can not say, for I have been sworn to silence on the topic. I hope you can find it in you to respect that oath"
Easy done.
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>>5660352 You know on a really REALLY technical level we aren't breaking the oath but it violates so much of the spirit of the oath that its pointless.
>I also love this one, simple and it covers all the bases. to the detriment of my write in I think it should prehaps have more direction than what I put, all the examples have explicit objectives and the write-in is just sorta there with everything.
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>>5660357 You are right, I forgot about that page we saw about Agony's shenanigans, though I don't know if that's enough. We didn't learn the name Sons of Sin from that document nor was it mentioned there.
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>>5660367 It's all about wording anon, we wouldn't say we learned the name "Son of Sin" at that time, that'd be a filthy lie, simply that we learned of a terrible foe that day that needed good men to quash it.
Now that I think about it though, the oath mentions Chaining the Sons of Sin which is a little on the nose as far as the oath is concerned. I think it still isn't a breach but it's enough that it'd piss people off where vowing to defeat the SoS maybe wouldn't. I think a slightly more generic oath might be necessary if we go that route
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>>5660353 >I feel like a crusade against the deadmen... might not be possible in this lifetime, or at least soon. We need to establish a clear misson mandate for the next large arc of the quest here and now so we have direction, personally I'd like to marry Frida and start building towards an endgame of crusading for Ardenne and our status as her husband and potentially achieving her ambition is a major step in that and would allow us to weigh more readily into the clusterfuck of Canton's politics than we've previously been so that the collective realm is more equipped for it.
seriously Frida as a waifu offers up to 3 social jumps by marrying her
>landed knight>Lord>Duke the only people off the top of my head at that point who cap it are the Royal heads.
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>>5660316 > “I will marry the Lady Frida Vancewell, fairest in my heart and mind.” [Haughty] LOVE CONQUERS ALL
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>>5660316 >“I will reclaim the Ardenne for my people, or die in the attempt.” [Hearty] >>5624011 Anonymous
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>>5660316 >“I will reclaim the Ardenne for my people, or die in the attempt.” [Hearty] >>5624289 My v postings
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Here is an alternative that doesn't break our previous vow and can be spoken a little openly.
>I swear to ever oppose the deathless evils that wear the faces of men and see them broken and chain once again. [Idealist] Most people will think it's about the deadmen and fanciful speech. And other deathless evils with stolen faces are fair game.
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>>5660380 Good job anon. We get both the Deadmen and the Sons with this one.
>>5660326 >>5660316 I will formally change my vote to this.
>I swear to ever oppose the deathless evils that wear the faces of men and see them broken and chained once again. [Idealist] Anonymous
>>5660316 >“I will reclaim the Ardenne for my people, or die in the attempt.” [Hearty] ANGEL WILLS IT!
>>5656257 Me
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>>5660380 This is fantastic anon, you have my vote. Two birds with one stone and plausible deniability
Changing my vote here
>>5660323 To the anons above boss
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>>5660316 >> “I will marry the Lady Frida Vancewell, fairest in my heart and mind and reclaim Ardenne for her!'' Me
>>5625001 Anonymous
>>5660316 I vote for this
>>5660380 I was thinking of a general oath that will last our lifetime but this is fine too.
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>>5660316 >I swear to ever oppose the deathless evils that wear the faces of men and see them broken and chained once again. [Idealist] There's like a 50/50 chance Ardenne is the seat of Abyssal anyway. Maybe the angel can grant them true death.
>>5624260 Moi
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>>5660380 Voting for this
>>5624444 This is me
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>>5660399 Anon it says "ever oppose". Even if we manage to permanently kill all the SoS we'd still have to hunt the deadmen forever. The fae made their own so it's not like they're exclusively Abyssal's work
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>>5660418 You say that like its a bad thing. The dead should not rise.
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>>5660380 Glad to see it getting traction, a minor alteration if "chain once again" is too on the nose or close spilling the beans for anyone, we can change it to "vanquish".
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>>5660316 >“I will marry the Lady Frida Vancewell, fairest in my heart and mind and reclaim Ardenne for her!'' I need Frida like a dog needs treats
>>5624095 Anonymous
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Difficult choice between simping and going on a journey to chain the Son.
>>5660316 >>5660380 Supporting.
>>5624101 anonymus
>>5660421 Well, not rise and go kill everyone while serving the devils of hell.
>I swear to ever oppose the deathless evils that wear the faces of men and see them broken and chained once again. [Idealist] If this oath not only allows us to help launch a crusade to reclaim Ardenne, and also help capture another one of the sons of sin, then I’m all for it. Also I thought the dark sails was just a sailor’s misinterpretation of the most monstrous of all of the SoS? anonymus
>>5660469 God dammit, alright here is the unaltered version:
If this oath not only allows us to help launch a crusade to reclaim Ardenne, and also help capture another one of the sons of sin, then I’m all for it. Also I thought the dark sails was just a sailor’s misinterpretation of the most monstrous of all of the SoS?
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>>5660316 Supporting this
>>5660380 Write in
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>>5624000 Anonymous
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>>5660418 Fighting the deadmen until you die is the life & duty of every Romaine knight anyway. It's what dad does already!
Anonymous
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>>5660316 >>I swear to ever oppose the deathless evils that wear the faces of men and see them broken and chain once again. [Idealist] Supporting this.
>>5624124 Me.
Anonymous
>>5660483 The captain from Langland said that he believed the dark sails were the crest of a massive sea serpent. He's likely wrong though, since the timeframe of Abyssal escaping the island prison lines up with Ardenne being overrun by seaborne undead that appeared out of nowhere. My guess is that whoever Abyssal was in life had some sort of attachment to Ardenne, which is why it's the only coastal settlement the dark sails have ever assaulted.
anonymus
>>5660525 But then, in that case, why were the chains from the SoS, we found for, if not a massive beast? Why only 6 men their to guard it, with a clearly magical blade, if it were in fact a vessel of somekind? The rest of what you said could be possible, but unless we ever get another opportunity like that again from bounty of the sea, then it seems incredibly unlikely for any of that to be true.
Anonymous
>>5660316 >"I swear to bring Justice where ever my eyes do land, Honor shall be my armor, Faith will ere be my shield, and Valor shall be mine weapon. So I swear to embody The Knight with all of my soul til the day I die." [The Knight Paragon] >>5625228 me posting
Anonymous
>>5660548 Hope this ain't too bad of an idea for you boys.
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>>5660316 I'll support this Anon
>>5660380 . The Chapter Master should still be around, so the subtle implication will not be lost on him and be a good way to start a private convo on the subject.
>>5624633 Me.
anonymus
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>>5660554 Getting an in on the Chapter of Chains, HERE WE GO!
Anonymous
>>5660549 That's basically our normal knight vow?
Anonymous
>>5660546 My guy the black ships are literally placed in the "deadmen" category in the pastebin.
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>>5642110 >>5642112 I'm waay too late to everything, but holy shit, combined with music this is such a kino update.
>tfw no weirdo fae girl to nightwalk with during Twin Sisters Anonymous
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>>5660577 It is a full send to it. No more following the letter, now we follow the spirit of these vows. Promising that in all aspects of life from now on we will observe every facet of the vows.
Anonymous
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>>5660546 Pure speculation but maybe different SoS have different powers and manifestations. Maybe not all of them highjack the body of one of their slayers and return in a different ways.
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>>5660598 Ah, yeah fair enough they are, well hopefully then that means this SoS, is in ardenee then, so if we ever need to find and contain it, we will have the Reginate, not 2 months away from coming in to help chain the bastard once we landlock him to the capital.
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>>5660640 Presumably yeah? We know avarice looks different from Agony, and we also know that another SoS looks different from Agony, because the one in question got captured a couple of decades back? And that the possibly? latest one was in a sea cave, stretching hundreds of feet in length, and at least 100ft in height, so I would have to go with probably so.
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>>5624966 Original post
>>5660316 >>5660380 Voting for this, with one alteration: change the plural to a singular. Swearing to chain al of the Sons seems like something we would only swear if we manage to chain one of them first. We may be chosen by the Almighty, but that doesn't mean we go full Messiah just yet. Plus, swearing to only get one of them will make it all the more satisfying, as it is another crossroads, rather than another pitstop in the quest.
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>>5660316 >“I will reclaim the Ardenne for my people, or die in the attempt.” [Hearty] Ardenne will belong to the living once more!
>>5624018 this is me
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>>5660640 It's not really pure speculation, Anarchy reduced men to frothing madness with its voice and presence and seemed to not deviate to fat from the human form, Abyss on the other hand while we haven't seen it seems to have been under guard prior to its escape and could possibly be something other than human and the cave art seems to imply it attracts human followers while it's doing something with the black sails.
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Can't say the prospect of a vague vow like opposing deathless evils that's basically going to be pretty passive to be appealing, Ardenne and Frida at least give some push towards an end goal while we're almost certainly going to spin our wheels on any progress until we find more Forbidden lore that we can't even be guaranteed to get access too.
Anonymous
>>5660316 >>5660380 I will support this, with the implicit understanding that it refers only to the SoS.
>>5624835 Anchor post
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>>5623965 I just noticed the paste bin for equipment needs an update since it lacks our not-Magick artifact bastard sword and we have the incorrect number of steps, ect.
Gonna re-read some of my favorite bits from this quest over the next couple days, I finally get a vacation. No fucking nurses, no patient, none of that shit for a full week. Yay.
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>>5660773 I think your better off going for the generic vote since the right in covers more bases than the SOS.
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>>5660776 honestly, all of the pastebins need at least some look overs to make sure everything is credited for and up to date, before Forgotten switches geas and leaves for his other quest, BCG 2.0
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>>5660316 >>“I will reclaim the Ardenne for my people, or die in the attempt.” [Hearty] This is the main oath if we are unable to vote for more than one.
>> “I will marry the Lady Frida Vancewell, fairest in my heart and mind.” [Haughty] >>“I will hunt down a Son of Sin and bind them, to keep their evil chained.” [Idealist] If we are able to vote for more than one than I choose to go balls to the walls.
>>5624016 My verification.
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>>5660316 >“I will marry the Lady Frida Vancewell, fairest in my heart and mind and reclaim Ardenne for her!'' I'm a Vancewell simp.
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I know its probably too late to make a difference in the vote cycle but maybe we should do a triple threat? Most of us seem to want to do a hybrid of some kind so we’re already two thirds of the way their, I thinking something like this:>’"Hear me. on my honor as a true and faithful knight I swear this on my life and Immortal soul that I shall do these deeds. I shall marry the Lady Frida Vancwell, fairest in my heart and mind as my heaven given love and that in her name and that of all house Andrei I shall recover our birthright of Ardenne, bind and banish those creatures of old sin and black evils that plague the realms of man and see their evil chained.’’ >’’In the name of Salve regina, Cain & Adam’’ >''Ας αποδοθεί δικαιοσύνη αν πέσει ο ουρανός''
Anonymous
Ardenne ouath is balls out insane, it's the equivalent of some minor medieval noble vowing to retake the holy land by himself (only with Zombies instead of Muslims which makes it much harder).
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>>5661084 >it's the equivalent of some minor medieval noble vowing to retake the holy land by himself good thing its not a vow to take it alone then.
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>>5660316 >“I will reclaim the Ardenne for my people, or die in the attempt.” [Hearty] Me
>>5624384 Anonymous
The real kicker here is what effect our wov will have on the pilgrims, and our sect. Also for the love of god don't sweat to marry Frida after we explicitly promised her to consult her on any public reveals of our courtship
Anonymous
>>5661107 She will hear of this, and so will her daddy, and the heir in f**lavon
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>>5660316 >“I will reclaim the Ardenne for my people, or die in the attempt.” [Hearty] Anonymous
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>> “I will marry the Lady Frida Vancewell, fairest in my heart and mind.” [Haughty]
Anonymous
>>5661109 Let her know we're cuming for her (heh)
>> “I will marry the Lady Frida Vancewell, fairest in my heart and mind.” [Haughty] Anonymous
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>>5661120 >>5661120 Ignore this, accidentally copy pasted and didn’t check before posting
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>>5661109 would they? I don't know if theyd be keeping accurate tabs on us a entire world away and I don't know if declaring intent to marry is the same as declaring a courtship in progress.
Anonymous
>>5661128 She’s an intrigue specc’d Waifu so maybe?
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>>5661128 She’s an intro specc’d Waifu so maybe?
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>> “I will marry the Lady Frida Vancewell, fairest in my heart and mind.” [Haughty]
Anonymous
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>>5661131 she is but we are talking about her Father and the Marquis who we know less about their inclination.
Also link to the verification post or be not counted.
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of the official options i think the hearty option would have the most ramifications with all the pilgrims here word will spread hell the fact we are in cathagii proper word of the mad cantonian flagellant and his promise to crusade against the deadmen will go far and wide
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:Rf+4ke/U Thu 11 May 2023 12:32:58 No. 5661183 Report This will likely be the second last vote of the thread, last content update hopefully tomorrow.
I like some aspects of the proposed write-in
>>5660380 but I’m not a fan of the current wording with respect to ‘I swear to ever oppose the deathless evils’. Not because it removes the explicit Sons of Sin reference, that’s a clever workaround on the Reginate oath of silence(even if it conflates Deadmen and SoS tightly together). My issue is particularly that ‘ever oppose’ doesn’t actually call upon you to actively do anything, it’s an ongoing obligation to stand against them wherever you might encounter them which I imagine you’d do anyway. A solid goal, such as binding a single Son, is a call to action and measurable in a way that ‘ever oppose’ and similar phrases simply aren't.
I’m going to call for a recast on all of the below options, the three below were just about neck and neck and some of the other write-ins didn’t garner enough traction to warrant being included.
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> “I will marry the Lady Frida Vancewell, fairest in my heart and mind.” [Haughty] >“I will reclaim the Ardenne for my people, or die in the attempt.” [Hearty] >“I will hunt down and bind a great evil, halting the spread of their corruption.” [Idealist] Anonymous
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>>5661183 >“I will hunt down and bind a great evil, halting the spread of their corruption.” [Idealist] This could still work for the Ardenne angle some people want. It's the best choice
>>5623967 me
Anonymous
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>>5661183 I must chose the direct call to crusade against the dead men, I understand anons with idealist but it's should not but underselled how a direct call to action will fire up pilgrims and the faith militant
>>“I will reclaim the Ardenne for my people, or die in the attempt.” [Hearty] >>5624820 verfication
Anonymous
>>5661183 >“I will reclaim the Ardenne for my people, or die in the attempt.” [Hearty] >>5624016 this is me
Free Ardenne!
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>>5661183 >“I will hunt down and bind a great evil, halting the spread of their corruption.” [Idealist] I just want Emile to come crashing down onto of another SoS
>>5623968 Anonymous
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>>5661183 >“I will hunt down and bind a great evil, halting the spread of their corruption.” [Idealist] Verily
>>5624000 Anonymous
>>5661183 >“I will hunt down and bind a great evil, halting the spread of their corruption.” [Idealist] >>5624444 This is me
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>>5661183 >“I will reclaim the Ardenne for my people, or die in the attempt.” [Hearty] We are called to crusade!
A Son of Sin is likely responsible for the deadmen anyway
>>5624808 V card
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>>5661183 >>“I will marry the Lady Frida Vancewell, fairest in my heart and mind.” [Haughty] >>“I will reclaim the Ardenne for my people, or die in the attempt.” [Hearty] I'll take either over the sons of sin taking centerpoint in this quest to be honest, to whichever vote I hope wins I just hope we can use Frida or Ardenne to further the other agenda.
>>5624057 Meeeeeee
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>>5661183 >> “I will marry the Lady Frida Vancewell, fairest in my heart and mind.” [Haughty] >>5624852 This one's for our girl
Anonymous
>>5661210 >I'll take either over the sons of sin taking centerpoint in this quest to be honest, Why? I don't understand your aversion to them being the focus? It's such an interesting enemy to have with far reaching consequences both politically and otherwise
Anonymous
I'm conflicted between the Sons of Sin vs Retaking Ardenne. The Sons of Sin are probably the bigger threat to Canton but retaking Ardenne is probably the biggest thing for our family.
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>>5661183 >>5624053 >“I will hunt down and bind a great evil, halting the spread of their corruption.” [Idealist] Ardenne is a lofty goal and something I would want to do in the future, but organizing a charge to take back Ardenne is something you need an astronomical level of resources and reputation to do. That I see as our later in life goal.
We can tag along with the Reginate if we get a good lead on another Son of Sin. We even know where one is right now, acting as the Prince's bodyguard. It puts us in direct opposition to the Prince but none of these things would ever be easy.
Anonymous
>>5661212 Because compared to retaking Ardenne or marrying Frida it lacks ambition and a clear vision to working on and achieving it and theirs been no discussion as to a plan, both I can at least see theoretical plans for while the sons of sins is bumbling around in the dark trying to find Forbidden lore checks and/or crits to show more.
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>>5661183 >>“I will reclaim the Ardenne for my people, or die in the attempt.” [Hearty] swag swag
>>5624016 tis me mon ami tho I think my id changed
Anonymous
>>5661234 It's plenty ambitious. If we are correct in our assumption that the Chapter Master is part of the Order of Chains, that might be our first point of contact to gathering info. We drop kicked the last SoS, and he might appreciate that.
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>>5661197 gay boy you used my verification post instead of yours. common Brisbane L
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>>5661183 >“I will marry the Lady Frida Vancewell, fairest in my heart and mind.” [Haughty] >>5624095 Anonymous
>>5661244 No it's not, your ambition is limited to drop kicking a son of sin and getting a '''radical dude!'' reaction. Our song won't be sung in taverns, our tale won't be told in drinking halls it will be relegated to whatever archive the Reginate chooses to log it in if any at all.
Anonymous
>>5661261 and before you say, it yes I am aware like every other reader of the bard intro to the quest.
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>>5661183 >>“I will reclaim the Ardenne for my people, or die in the attempt.” [Hearty] >>5624882 anonymus
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>>5661183 >>“I will reclaim the Ardenne for my people, or die in the attempt.” [Hearty] Ah, damn what a shame, well hopefully then when we ever get a chance to enter into Ardenne, that we might be able still bind a SOS, anyway, but for now I'm letting my love for a holy crusade to retake a homeland win over boss fight with a likely hood of extreme and VIOLET DEATH occur to us.
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>>5661183 >“I will reclaim the Ardenne for my people, or die in the attempt.” [Hearty] For family
>>5624289 My v postings
anonymus
>>5661183 >>“I will reclaim the Ardenne for my people, or die in the attempt.” [Hearty] Ah, damn what a shame, well hopefully then when we ever get a chance to enter into Ardenne, that we might be able still to bind a SOS, anyway, but for now I'm letting my love for a holy crusade to retake a homeland win over boss fight with a likely hood of extreme and VIOLET DEATH occur to us.
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>>5624966 Original post
>>5661183 >“I will reclaim the Ardenne for my people, or die in the attempt.” [Hearty] I first voted for the SoS, but that was because I didn't think Ardenne would win. Now that it looks like it will, I'm all for it. The SoS seem more like goals we would stumble upon as we continue our journey, with us only going after specific one when we are ready(like Avarice)rather than making a beeline for them.
anonymus
Rolled 87 (1d100) >>5661277 the hell? ignore this one, this was a copy somehow made that does not need to be known twice about its objective. Also, does anyone know how to delete posts?
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>>5661280 tick the box then delete in bottom right.
anonymus
Honestly, the whole idea that we can use the SOS as a goal, is fucking retarded, and the only reason it even exists is because we know for a fact that Avarice, is the red giant that guards (and corrupts) the prince. In no case what so ever, could we ever make this a goal to achieve, have the time when we were close to it, it was by the most insane of odds that should never have occurred unless you already knew about it, which we very much did not know about. The other way we tend to interact with the SOS, is a lucky crit haperning our way which just so happens to be a reward in the form of intel about them. If not for the fact that this is just a likely way to get around to getting and capturing Avarice, this would run into the face of the GM's own words about something we would always do, rather then a goal we would be motivated to follow on.
anonymus
>>5661282 figured out how to do that, thanks by the way, but the site somehow denies it by saying its too old to delete?
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>>5661183 >>“I will reclaim the Ardenne for my people, or die in the attempt.” [Hearty] >>5624124 Me
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>>5661292 Yeah 4chan has a window in which you can delete posts, too early or late won't cut it.
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>>5661288 An SoS can easily be a goal. We are repairing our relationship with Sir Gilbern who would absolutely have that kind of information. If he's being a stick in the mud, Lord Alexandi would probably be of aid. What's stopping us from also taking prisoner any of the Faction who might know where one is? Research in the Atheneum about historical sightings? What happens if poking around asking questions and looking up esoteric information gets the Order of Chains' attention? We have now also asked the Angel once for information, so if we are really stuck and can get no leads, what's preventing us from trying to ask the Angel for guidance? The only way we can't find one now that we know what we are looking for is if we are avoiding them entirely.
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>>5661306 Maybe so, if they alllowed any of that to occur, but even if they did, how and why would they tell a loose cannon like us, how to bind a SOS? That type of knowledge, would be something they would never part from, unless we quite literally joined the Reginate, for perpetuity. My only caveat is the Angel. It can probably tell us how, what and where to do all, that, it would just require us to get some number of steps down the route of Cain and Adam, and cleanse our body of those thorn points.
Anonymous
>>5661306 >what's preventing us from trying to ask the Angel for guidance? A dc check we cannot gurantee we will pass.
anonymus
>>5661282 Yeah, this isnt working. Every time I try and delete it, it says you cant delelete it because you have deleted the post too many times, and the process on being able to delete is now basically impossible because now I need to have a password in addition to everything else, to delete my post. Anyway to get a proper explanation on how deleting a post works on 4chan?
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>>5661321 >It because you have deleted the post too many times oh right, you'll still see the post if its been deleted, refresh the tab and it'll be greyed out or gone, its been a while since I did it.
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>>5661316 Your damn right on that, but their are steps to going around tofixing said dc, not that itmatters depending on the roll, and if it gets to a point, Forgotten will just change it so that the information might be false to play up the insanity is for the weak thing, or have additional requirements to need to do before getting the angel to appear.
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>>5661322 How the fuck can I see if its grey out if my list is set at Yotsuba B? Ah, nevermind it can change colour, sorry.
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welp, alright here we go again:
>>5661183 >>“I will reclaim the Ardenne for my people, or die in the attempt.” [Hearty] Ah, damn what a shame, well hopefully then when we ever get a chance to enter into Ardenne, that we might be able still bind a SOS, anyway, but for now I'm letting my love for a holy crusade to retake a homeland win over boss fight with a likely hood of extreme and VIOLET DEATH occur to us.
Anonymous
>>5661261 I don't think Emiles goal is being famous, but rather doing the right thing. If we do the Ardenne we shouldn't just be doing it because it'll give us more clout
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>>5661344 I think thats debatable but I'll agree doing the morally correct thing is a very high priority for him.
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>>5661183 >“I will reclaim the Ardenne for my people, or die in the attempt.” [Hearty] We will always oppose the Sons of Sin, but Ardenne is the final hurdle.
>>5624117 Me
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>>5661183 >> “I will marry the Lady Frida Vancewell, fairest in my heart and mind.” [Haughty] Angel forgive me but I must SIMP
>>5624044 Anonymous
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>>5661183 >“I will reclaim the Ardenne for my people, or die in the attempt.” [Hearty] I'm changing my vote to this
Here's my original so you can make sure not to count it
>>5661206 And this is me
>>5624444 Anonymous
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>>5661183 >“I will hunt down and bind a great evil, halting the spread of their corruption.” [Idealist] If the Prince's whole plot turns out to include an Ardenne reclamation, I'll kek pretty hard.
>>5624633 Check
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>>5661183 >>“I will reclaim the Ardenne for my people, or die in the attempt.” [Hearty] I am absolutely, 100% Vancewell simp, but a CRUSADE AGAINST UNDEAD is too good to ever pass up
look, my first post from a month ago
>>5624568 Anonymous
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>>5661183 >“I will marry the Lady Frida Vancewell, fairest in my heart and mind.” [Haughty] >>5625001 Anonymous
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>>5661262 Maybe the bard made the whole thing up
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>>5661183 >“I will marry the Lady Frida Vancewell, fairest in my heart and mind.” [Haughty] need an evil bitch in my life
>>5625228 dats a me
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>>5661183 >“I will reclaim the Ardenne for my people, or die in the attempt.” [Hearty] Crusade time.
>>5624101 Anonymous
>>5661183 >“I will hunt down and bind a great evil, halting the spread of their corruption.” [Idealist] >>5660773 Me
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>>5661609 >>5624835 Shit, this was my 1st post my bad.
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>>5661197 >>5624018 linked back to the wrong verification my bad forgotten this is the real one
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>>5661183 > “I will marry the Lady Frida Vancewell, fairest in my heart and mind.” [Haughty] >>5624159 Anonymous
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>>5661183 >“I will hunt down and bind a great evil, halting the spread of their corruption.” [Idealist] verify
>>5624223 Anonymous
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>>5661183 >“I will reclaim the Ardenne for my people, or die in the attempt.” [Hearty] >>5625312 V
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:Rf+4ke/U Fri 12 May 2023 10:40:09 No. 5661975 Report >>5661958 Early days mate, I'm still working on it.
Have a little
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>>5661975 God speaks through liquor and cynicism, that Cain was right and Fallavon must be destroyed and the Dragons a little bitch.
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:Rf+4ke/U Fri 12 May 2023 11:57:13 No. 5662004 Report Last update of the thread tonight gents, I'll announce a new thread in a few weeks time.
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> a new thread in a few weeks time.
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>>5662004 Based. Cant wait to curb stop some xenos
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>>5662004 I will be extremely upset if we aren't strapping squadmates and orphans up for the Jihad by the end of the game.
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:Rf+4ke/U Fri 12 May 2023 12:32:34 No. 5662019 Report Quoted By:
>SELECTED: “I will reclaim the Ardenne for my people, or die in the attempt.” [Hearty] To the Brothers Cain and Adam, casting down the Dragon must have seemed an insurmountable task. An impossible goal. But nothing that the Almighty wills is impossible. The Brothers knew that, and their faith changed the course of history. You know that… and perhaps, through Him, you shall do the same.
You have long dwelled on this moment, wresting with your doubts and demons on your quiet days and sleepless nights. You know full well the measure of your determination, the gravity of the oath you aim to bind yourself to. The path ahead is long and torturous, deep with terror and wickedness beyond the ken of man. Perhaps you will fail. A sorry warning to some, an inspiration to carry on the fight to others. And perhaps that is enough.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7W_Ja7SQD60&ab_channel=DeathPok3r - The Brothers and the Dragon / Andrei and Ardenne For three centuries the Deadmen of Ardenne have plagued your people. Since that cursed night of Three Sister Moons the sons and daughters of Romaine have known neither peace nor respite. For generations, the fathers and mothers of your birthplace have raised daughters and sons knowing full well that their children and their children’s children will play, grow, fight and die in the shadow of that godless place. A sinister and pervasive corruption each spring, summer and autumn. A dire and existential threat each winter. Every year the blood of Romaine’s sons has sown the fields of their home. Aye, and daughters too.
Three hundred years. Three-hundred years of conflict. Three-hundred winters of suffering. No more.
<span class="mu-i">“Know me. I am Sir Emile Andrei, son of Lord Nikolai Andrei.”</span> Your voice rings out across the Plaza of Princes, echoing across the marble steps and up to mighty gates of the Crescent Palace. Every pilgrim’s hood, every stratiakos helm, every bare head turns in your direction. Every eye present, some thousand pairs of them, rests on the lone knight standing in their midst. You. <span class="mu-i">“Hear me. On my honour as a true and faithful knight…”</span>
The quiet in the plaza is pregnant, heavy with anticipation even to those that know nothing of your language.
<span class="mu-i">“I will reclaim the Ardenne for my people!”</span> You have seen much of the world since leaving home, you recognise that your trials and travels have likely changed you forever. But you are first and foremost a son of Romaine, and you will not abandon her. <span class="mu-i">“Or die in the attempt.”</span>
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:Rf+4ke/U Fri 12 May 2023 12:37:11 No. 5662020 Report Quoted By:
Your oath is greeted with silence, dumbstruck in the case of the pilgrims and confusion from the Cathagi masses. The wiry old form of your confessor steps forward. Despite his rough cloth and ragged appearance, he walks with all the grace and authority of an emissary in a foreign court. Sinking to his knees at your feet, the wizened Reclaimant priest takes your right hand in both of his as he presses his forehead against the back of your palm.
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Forgotten QM !!cRQ2bB+8b3B ID:Rf+4ke/U Fri 12 May 2023 12:40:10 No. 5662022 Report [3/3]>You have met many a worthy lowborn on your pilgrimage, and not a few unworthies of noble blood. They are all men, some good and some bad. You now find that rank and titles are of little import. It is the virtue and deeds of the individual that matter, regardless of their station. The adversities endured together with your fellow pilgrims have had an impact on you, you’ve begun to abstain from many of the comforts and privileges afforded to you by right of blood and peerage in favour of sharing in the hardships of your fellow common man. [Replace Haughty trait with Humble] >You have been chosen by an Angel of the Almighty, selected as a worthy instrument of His will. No earthly power can stand before you, you are destined for success. Even your failures of one day are merely tests of His design, fated to be overcome the next. side is righteousness, your faith unquestionable, your actions His design, your achievements His glory. Whatever you do must be His will, and there is a terrible, beautiful freedom in that durance. [Replace Haughty trait with Divine] >You have affirmed your faith on this pilgrimage and have spent a great deal of your time in recitation of the scripture’s passages and contemplation of the Brother’s teachings, following in the footsteps of the Brothers as best as you are able. You may be far from a well-versed scholarly theologian, but you try to understand and enact the teachings of the One True Faith as best as you are able in your own life. [Replace Idealist trait with Pious] >A Knight is Sworn to Valour >His Wrath Undoes the Wicked
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>>5662022 >You have affirmed your faith on this pilgrimage and have spent a great deal of your time in recitation of the scripture’s passages and contemplation of the Brother’s teachings, following in the footsteps of the Brothers as best as you are able. You may be far from a well-versed scholarly theologian, but you try to understand and enact the teachings of the One True Faith as best as you are able in your own life. [Replace Idealist trait with Pious] >A Knight is Sworn to Valour B) Turn the Tide: Winning Personal Combat allows you to re-roll ALL Battle Progress rolls next round.
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>>5662022 >You have affirmed your faith on this pilgrimage and have spent a great deal of your time in recitation of the scripture’s passages and contemplation of the Brother’s teachings, following in the footsteps of the Brothers as best as you are able. You may be far from a well-versed scholarly theologian, but you try to understand and enact the teachings of the One True Faith as best as you are able in your own life. [Replace Idealist trait with Pious] >A Knight is Sworn to Valour B) Turn the Tide: Winning Personal Combat allows you to re-roll ALL Battle Progress rolls next round.
Good shit as always forgotten
>>5624018 this is me
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>>5662022 >You have met many a worthy lowborn on your pilgrimage, and not a few unworthies of noble blood. They are all men, some good and some bad. You now find that rank and titles are of little import. It is the virtue and deeds of the individual that matter, regardless of their station. The adversities endured together with your fellow pilgrims have had an impact on you, you’ve begun to abstain from many of the comforts and privileges afforded to you by right of blood and peerage in favour of sharing in the hardships of your fellow common man. [Replace Haughty trait with Humble] >His Wrath Undoes the Wicked A) Smite Evil: -20AV to Foes
I think this'll be handy against the deadmen.
>>5624444 This is me
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>>5662022 >You have affirmed your faith on this pilgrimage and have spent a great deal of your time in recitation of the scripture’s passages and contemplation of the Brother’s teachings, following in the footsteps of the Brothers as best as you are able. You may be far from a well-versed scholarly theologian, but you try to understand and enact the teachings of the One True Faith as best as you are able in your own life. [Replace Idealist trait with Pious] No schizo traits please
>A Knight is Sworn to Valour B) Turn the Tide: Winning Personal Combat allows you to re-roll ALL Battle Progress rolls next round
>>5624044 Me
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I fear that by picking Ardenne and not Vancewell for the oath, and going for any of these 3 (Humble, Divine or Pious) and then committing 2 years to the dragon guard as we intend to do, we're moving away from the Vancewell route, perhaps any route. Frida won't fuck with a humble retard when she's an ambitious woman, Divine means going full schizo and Pious too will clash heavily with her personality (not religious at all).
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>>5662022 (1)
>You have affirmed your faith on this pilgrimage and have spent a great deal of your time in recitation of the scripture’s passages and contemplation of the Brother’s teachings, following in the footsteps of the Brothers as best as you are able. You may be far from a well-versed scholarly theologian, but you try to understand and enact the teachings of the One True Faith as best as you are able in your own life. [Replace Idealist trait with Pious] (2)
>His Wrath Undoes the Wicked A) Smite Evil: -20AV to Foes
>>5623967 Me
>>5662037 Your opinions are bad and you should feel bad
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>>5662037 Don't worry, we can fix her
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>>5662022 >>You have affirmed your faith on this pilgrimage and have spent a great deal of your time in recitation of the scripture’s passages and contemplation of the Brother’s teachings, following in the footsteps of the Brothers as best as you are able. You may be far from a well-versed scholarly theologian, but you try to understand and enact the teachings of the One True Faith as best as you are able in your own life. [Replace Idealist trait with Pious] 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.
>>5624820 me
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>>5662022 >You have been chosen by an Angel of the Almighty, selected as a worthy instrument of His will. No earthly power can stand before you, you are destined for success. Even your failures of one day are merely tests of His design, fated to be overcome the next. side is righteousness, your faith unquestionable, your actions His design, your achievements His glory. Whatever you do must be His will, and there is a terrible, beautiful freedom in that durance. [Replace Haughty trait with Divine] >A Knight is Sworn to Valour >A) Lead by Example: Double DC effect Winning Personal combat has on Battle Progress. >>5623968 Anonymous
>>5662060 Bit greedy picking two isn't it? Have to pick between them anon, one benefit or the other
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>>5662067 read his comment carefully again man
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>>5662077 Yeah I might be retarded, or it's the alcohol. Good looking out anon, I was wrong
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>>5624966 Original Post
>>5662022 No Divine yet. I dont think we are at full schizo, nor do I wish us to be. Either of the other two is good, but we should also look at what we would lose:
Haughty means fewer options to take a righteous stance is some cases and makes it harder to rub shoulders with the powerful and influential, while replacing Idealist with Pious means a reduction in non-faith based options.
Im going with
>You have affirmed your faith on this pilgrimage and have spent a great deal of your time in recitation of the scripture’s passages and contemplation of the Brother’s teachings, following in the footsteps of the Brothers as best as you are able. You may be far from a well-versed scholarly theologian, but you try to understand and enact the teachings of the One True Faith as best as you are able in your own life. [Replace Idealist trait with Pious] I just hope that we will still take a liberal interpretation of the Brother's teachings, I would rather us not kill our ancestors bear god as he was a pretty nice dude.
>A Knight is Sworn to Valour We will need everything we can get to fight the Undead, but since we wont be dealing with them until after our stay in the Dragon's Guard and that we will get another Code once our time is up, we will get more immedaite use out of this Code.
B) Turn the Tide: Winning Personal Combat allows you to re-roll ALL Battle Progress rolls next round.
Either is good, but I like the sound of this one.
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>>5662022 >we have to replace a trait Fuck I like our current traits, Idealist is foundational to Emille and I can't see pious being as appealing and I'm a spiteful shit when it comes to holding onto haughty.
I hope pietyfags are at least happy they got what they wanted.
>>5662037 You are a weak man anon, the fun of the relationship is our contrast with her and finding the middleground.
We will need to talk long term during the Dragonguard vote though since we should be building the foundations for it now, Vancewell can be a cornerstone in that as can the cult.
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>>5662083 I feel like Pious is just a natural extension of Idealist, especially for Emile. For what is more ideal than a world seen through the lens of a holy man who believes, wholeheartedly, that if he bends his actions to those that are righteous and true it will lead to the best outcome for all? Sinner and Saint and everyone in between?
We kind of already do that a lot, we try to take the high road, we met out mercy and justice wherever we can, we refuse that which would tarnish our reputation both earthly and otherwise. We don't even like gambling, although we allow our men their vices because we're not full-retard yet. It makes sense anon.
Based on your comments I think you need to shift your viewpoint though. You're deciding what you like most for you, what would Emile do? How would Emile act, what makes sense for Emile? People will say they're all valid choices, and they are, but what makes the most sense to you for how Emile would change next? I think he's become more pious which again, is simply an extension of his Idealism
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>>5662022 >>5624053 You have affirmed your faith on this pilgrimage and have spent a great deal of your time in recitation of the scripture’s passages and contemplation of the Brother’s teachings, following in the footsteps of the Brothers as best as you are able. You may be far from a well-versed scholarly theologian, but you try to understand and enact the teachings of the One True Faith as best as you are able in your own life. [Replace Idealist trait with Pious]
I believe this is the logical progression for Emile. He's followed the ideal and having completed the pilgrimage and talked to the Angel its a forgone conclusion that his faith would deepen.
>A Knight is Sworn to Valour >B) Turn the Tide: Winning Personal Combat allows you to re-roll ALL Battle Progress rolls next round. Since we clarified that Foe doesn't mean human people, His Wrath Undoes the Wicked is a little useless until we fight actual monsters. It might also be a bad thing to have while in Cathagi since we can neither permit nor abide a villain, nor allow their ill behaviour to go unpunished. This will be the thing that gives us an upper hand with the deadmen, snakemen, and Sons of Sin, but not in the Dragon's halls.
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>>5662087 >You have affirmed your faith on this pilgrimage and have spent a great deal of your time in recitation of the scripture’s passages and contemplation of the Brother’s teachings, following in the footsteps of the Brothers as best as you are able. You may be far from a well-versed scholarly theologian, but you try to understand and enact the teachings of the One True Faith as best as you are able in your own life. [Replace Idealist trait with Pious] Let me fix this so it is an actual vote with the meme arrow.
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>>5662087 > It might also be a bad thing to have while in Cathagi since we can neither permit nor abide a villain, nor allow their ill behaviour to go unpunished. Shit you've convinced me. Nice thinking anon
Switching me vote here
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>A Knight is Sworn to Valour 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.
>>5662022 >>5623967 This nerd is me, I am him.
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>>5662086 You don't need to lecture me on playing Emille as a character anon, I get piety as lensing to his Idealism, its been there since fairly early on in the quest but I don't like it overriding what can be otherwise considered a wide reaching and not completely religiously driven idealism but I suppose that's just my opinon.
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>>5662022 (1)
>You have been chosen by an Angel of the Almighty, selected as a worthy instrument of His will. No earthly power can stand before you, you are destined for success. Even your failures of one day are merely tests of His design, fated to be overcome the next. side is righteousness, your faith unquestionable, your actions His design, your achievements His glory. Whatever you do must be His will, and there is a terrible, beautiful freedom in that durance. [Replace Haughty trait with Divine] (2)
>His Wrath Undoes the Wicked A) Smite Evil: -20AV to Foes
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>>5625310 >>5658654 >>5656373 >>5652183 >>5650981 Anonymous
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>>5662022 >You have met many a worthy lowborn on your pilgrimage, and not a few unworthies of noble blood. They are all men, some good and some bad. You now find that rank and titles are of little import. It is the virtue and deeds of the individual that matter, regardless of their station. The adversities endured together with your fellow pilgrims have had an impact on you, you’ve begun to abstain from many of the comforts and privileges afforded to you by right of blood and peerage in favour of sharing in the hardships of your fellow common man. [Replace Haughty trait with Humble] >A Knight is Sworn to Valour A) Lead by Example: Double DC effect Winning Personal combat has on Battle Progress.
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>>5662022 >You have been chosen by an Angel of the Almighty, selected as a worthy instrument of His will. No earthly power can stand before you, you are destined for success. Even your failures of one day are merely tests of His design, fated to be overcome the next. side is righteousness, your faith unquestionable, your actions His design, your achievements His glory. Whatever you do must be His will, and there is a terrible, beautiful freedom in that durance. [Replace Haughty trait with Divine] Underneath the immaculate shell bubbles a fervent madness.
>A Knight is Sworn to Valour >Turn the Tide >>5624260 me
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>>5662022 >You have been chosen by an Angel of the Almighty, selected as a worthy instrument of His will. No earthly power can stand before you, you are destined for success. Even your failures of one day are merely tests of His design, fated to be overcome the next. side is righteousness, your faith unquestionable, your actions His design, your achievements His glory. Whatever you do must be His will, and there is a terrible, beautiful freedom in that durance. [Replace Haughty trait with Divine] >His Wrath Undoes the Wicked B) Angel of Death: For one round, damage to Foe is doubled.
Full schizo time.
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>>5662022 >>You have affirmed your faith on this pilgrimage and have spent a great deal of your time in recitation of the scripture’s passages and contemplation of the Brother’s teachings, following in the footsteps of the Brothers as best as you are able. You may be far from a well-versed scholarly theologian, but you try to understand and enact the teachings of the One True Faith as best as you are able in your own life. [Replace Idealist trait with Pious] >A Knight is Sworn to Valour >B) Turn the Tide: Winning Personal Combat allows you to re-roll ALL Battle Progress rolls next round. >>5624852 I am me
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>>5662022 >>You have been chosen by an Angel of the Almighty, selected as a worthy instrument of His will. No earthly power can stand before you, you are destined for success. Even your failures of one day are merely tests of His design, fated to be overcome the next. side is righteousness, your faith unquestionable, your actions His design, your achievements His glory. Whatever you do must be His will, and there is a terrible, beautiful freedom in that durance. [Replace Haughty trait with Divine] >His Wrath Undoes the Wicked A) Smite Evil: -20AV to Foes
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>>5624056 this is me>>5662022 >You have been chosen by an Angel of the Almighty, selected as a worthy instrument of His will. No earthly power can stand before you, you are destined for success. Even your failures of one day are merely tests of His design, fated to be overcome the next. side is righteousness, your faith unquestionable, your actions His design, your achievements His glory. Whatever you do must be His will, and there is a terrible, beautiful freedom in that durance. [Replace Haughty trait with Divine] Rise up brothers! Do not allow Divine to fall to the way side! Be the will of the Almighty!
>his wrath undos the wicked >smite evil Anonymous
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>>5662022 >You have affirmed your faith on this pilgrimage and have spent a great deal of your time in recitation of the scripture’s passages and contemplation of the Brother’s teachings, following in the footsteps of the Brothers as best as you are able. You may be far from a well-versed scholarly theologian, but you try to understand and enact the teachings of the One True Faith as best as you are able in your own life. [Replace Idealist trait with Pious] >His Wrath Undoes the Wicked A) Smite Evil: -20AV to Foes
Imagine going on a crusade without smite evil
Verily
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>>5662022 >You have been chosen by an Angel of the Almighty, selected as a worthy instrument of His will. No earthly power can stand before you, you are destined for success. Even your failures of one day are merely tests of His design, fated to be overcome the next. side is righteousness, your faith unquestionable, your actions His design, your achievements His glory. Whatever you do must be His will, and there is a terrible, beautiful freedom in that durance. [Replace Haughty trait with Divine] Full schizo lessgo
>His Wrath Undoes the Wicked >Smite Evil: -20AV to Foes Smite Evil is more consistent than re-rolls in a single round. More chances to damage = less chances to die = more chances to join combat and help friends.
If people are worried about the oath, I'd like to remind anons that this won the previous thread:
>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] >>5624633 V check
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>>5662022 >You have affirmed your faith on this pilgrimage and have spent a great deal of your time in recitation of the scripture’s passages and contemplation of the Brother’s teachings, following in the footsteps of the Brothers as best as you are able. You may be far from a well-versed scholarly theologian, but you try to understand and enact the teachings of the One True Faith as best as you are able in your own life. [Replace Idealist trait with Pious] A Knight is Sworn to Valour
>B) Turn the Tide: Winning Personal Combat allows you to re-roll ALL Battle Progress rolls next round. >>5624095 Me
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>>5662022 >You have affirmed your faith on this pilgrimage and have spent a great deal of your time in recitation of the scripture’s passages and contemplation of the Brother’s teachings, following in the footsteps of the Brothers as best as you are able. You may be far from a well-versed scholarly theologian, but you try to understand and enact the teachings of the One True Faith as best as you are able in your own life. [Replace Idealist trait with Pious] >His Wrath Undoes the Wicked A) Smite Evil: -20AV to Foes
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>>5662022 >You have been chosen by an Angel of the Almighty, selected as a worthy instrument of His will. No earthly power can stand before you, you are destined for success. Even your failures of one day are merely tests of His design, fated to be overcome the next. side is righteousness, your faith unquestionable, your actions His design, your achievements His glory. Whatever you do must be His will, and there is a terrible, beautiful freedom in that durance. [Replace Haughty trait with Divine] >His Wrath Undoes the Wicked A) Smite Evil: -20AV to Foes
>>5624346 verif - missed a lot of the thread from vaca but was phone lurking. understandable if I don't get a vote in the final one, but looking forward to BCQ2230
and voting Asandi again Anonymous
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>>5662022 >You have been chosen by an Angel of the Almighty, selected as a worthy instrument of His will. No earthly power can stand before you, you are destined for success. Even your failures of one day are merely tests of His design, fated to be overcome the next. side is righteousness, your faith unquestionable, your actions His design, your achievements His glory. Whatever you do must be His will, and there is a terrible, beautiful freedom in that durance. [Replace Haughty trait with Divine] GOD WILLS IT!
>A Knight is Sworn to Valour B) Turn the Tide
>>5624808 V card
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>>5662083 >Dragonguard vote Will be an interesting vote
I was previously very convinced that we should join the DG - but strong influence of our religious journey has me having second thoughts
Would a tool of the Almighty protect and serve the Dragon? A pagan god who was the sworn enemy of the Brothers.
Perhaps we should spend our time overseas during the time skip searching for the Order of Chains? Or perhaps undertaking academic study, or commercial activities.
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>>5662022 >>You have been chosen by an Angel of the Almighty, selected as a worthy instrument of His will. No earthly power can stand before you, you are destined for success. Even your failures of one day are merely tests of His design, fated to be overcome the next. side is righteousness, your faith unquestionable, your actions His design, your achievements His glory. Whatever you do must be His will, and there is a terrible, beautiful freedom in that durance. [Replace Haughty trait with Divine] >His Wrath Undoes the Wicked A) Smite Evil: -20AV to Foes
>>5624124 Me.
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>>5662451 At this point I think the main draw of the dragon guard is potentially interacting with the dragon, which might not be guaranteed
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I write as someone who advocated strongly for the magic weapon but was outvoted. I write as someone who advocated for the Lovecraft horrors but was outvoted. I Write now as someone who voted for the divine option and who sincerely hopes that we do not once again choose the safer and more boring option. By my count pius only has a slight lead. >the Stacy divine warrior who may one day ascend> the beckie pious religious scholar who studies history rather than embrace his true nature.
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>>5662022 >>You have been chosen by an Angel of the Almighty, selected as a worthy instrument of His will. No earthly power can stand before you, you are destined for success. Even your failures of one day are merely tests of His design, fated to be overcome the next. side is righteousness, your faith unquestionable, your actions His design, your achievements His glory. Whatever you do must be His will, and there is a terrible, beautiful freedom in that durance. [Replace Haughty trait with Divine] GOD WILLS IT
>A Knight is Sworn to Valour >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. My virtuous heart cannot bear another choice.
>>5624016 God wills my ID
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>>5624345 Verification
>His Wrath Undoes the Wicked A) Smite Evil: -20AV to Foes
*You will neither permit nor abide a villain, nor allow their ill behaviour to go unpunished.
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>>5662022 Okay having slept off my drinking I'll knuckle down and get over myself
>You have been chosen by an Angel of the Almighty, selected as a worthy instrument of His will. No earthly power can stand before you, you are destined for success. Even your failures of one day are merely tests of His design, fated to be overcome the next. side is righteousness, your faith unquestionable, your actions His design, your achievements His glory. Whatever you do must be His will, and there is a terrible, beautiful freedom in that durance. [Replace Haughty trait with Divine] I still don't like the choices but I may as well go for the option that is absolutely the most interesting option going forward for me, I'll miss Haughty but we can be absolutely possessed of our purpose now.
>B) Turn the Tide: Winning Personal Combat allows you to re-roll ALL Battle Progress rolls next round Win or die now I guess since we kinda gimped ourselves on what's defined as a foe.
>>5662451 That it will but given we're about to fall off the catalog it's best to save the discussion for the next thread.
>>5624057 First thread I can recall where my ID hasn't changed at least once.
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I just feel that going Divine right now feels a bit soon. We have completed the pilgrimage, but it would be more fitting if we converted to Divine after we have reclaimed Ardenne.
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>>5662022 >You have been chosen by an Angel of the Almighty, selected as a worthy instrument of His will. No earthly power can stand before you, you are destined for success. Even your failures of one day are merely tests of His design, fated to be overcome the next. side is righteousness, your faith unquestionable, your actions His design, your achievements His glory. Whatever you do must be His will, and there is a terrible, beautiful freedom in that durance. [Replace Haughty trait with Divine] >His Wrath Undoes the Wicked A) Smite Evil: -20AV to Foes
>>5624372 Verification.
>>5662037 It's sacrifice.
>>5662451 We can hopefully make inroads to lessen whatever evil goes on there.
>>5662599 I think there's no better time for it after seeing Adam, Cain and the Angel in quick succession.
I prefer Divine rather than Pious for Emile as it's his Haughty nobility tempered with piety.
As with Pious, I can't see his Idealism as solely tied to the One True Faith, as I feel that it's more that he wants peace and prosperity and sees the teachings of Brothers as a way to that.
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>>5662022 >You have affirmed your faith on this pilgrimage and have spent a great deal of your time in recitation of the scripture’s passages and contemplation of the Brother’s teachings, following in the footsteps of the Brothers as best as you are able. You may be far from a well-versed scholarly theologian, but you try to understand and enact the teachings of the One True Faith as best as you are able in your own life. [Replace Idealist trait with Pious] >A Knight is Sworn to Valour 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
Rolls are better then dc boasts and since we going to be planing big battles soon Battle Progress is gona do more then Personal.
>>5624289 My ring postings.
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>>5662022 >You have met many a worthy lowborn on your pilgrimage, and not a few unworthies of noble blood. They are all men, some good and some bad. You now find that rank and titles are of little import. It is the virtue and deeds of the individual that matter, regardless of their station. The adversities endured together with your fellow pilgrims have had an impact on you, you’ve begun to abstain from many of the comforts and privileges afforded to you by right of blood and peerage in favour of sharing in the hardships of your fellow common man. [Replace Haughty trait with Humble] >A Knight is Sworn to Valour B) Turn the Tide: Winning Personal Combat allows you to re-roll ALL Battle Progress rolls next round.
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>>5662599 I get where you're coming from but we've just completed the pilgrimage that is in essence the genesis of Emille's faith and it's the first time the angel has spoken to us rather than at us. You combine those with everything that has happened on the pilgrimage from fighting Anarchy to our growing (unofficial) reputation as a saint and its hard to argue that Emille doesn't appear to have a link to the divine and I gotta admit thats a hell of an ego boost.
at keast its not Supreme arrogance though that could have been fun.
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>>5662022 >You have been chosen by an Angel of the Almighty, selected as a worthy instrument of His will. No earthly power can stand before you, you are destined for success. Even your failures of one day are merely tests of His design, fated to be overcome the next. side is righteousness, your faith unquestionable, your actions His design, your achievements His glory. Whatever you do must be His will, and there is a terrible, beautiful freedom in that durance. [Replace Haughty trait with Divine] me
>>5625307 >>5662619 >I prefer Divine rather than Pious for Emile as it's his Haughty nobility tempered with piety. Thats a fair assessment. I was worried for removal of any of emile's characteristics since ive grown so attached to this particular grouping.
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>>5662698 Forgot the 2nd bit.
>>5662022 >>A Knight is Sworn to Valour >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. Anonymous
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>>5662022 >You have affirmed your faith on this pilgrimage and have spent a great deal of your time in recitation of the scripture’s passages and contemplation of the Brother’s teachings, following in the footsteps of the Brothers as best as you are able. You may be far from a well-versed scholarly theologian, but you try to understand and enact the teachings of the One True Faith as best as you are able in your own life. [Replace Idealist trait with Pious] >A Knight is Sworn to Valour 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.
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I don’t want to lose idealist since I feel it is the most important of all our current traits and is not limited to just religious ideals.
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>>5662022 >You have affirmed your faith on this pilgrimage and have spent a great deal of your time in recitation of the scripture’s passages and contemplation of the Brother’s teachings, following in the footsteps of the Brothers as best as you are able. You may be far from a well-versed scholarly theologian, but you try to understand and enact the teachings of the One True Faith as best as you are able in your own life. [Replace Idealist trait with Pious] We don't deserve divinity yet with our current faults
>A Knight is Sworn to Valour Become the vanguard of the crusade, lead from the front.
>>5660383 Me
Like the god wills it
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>>5662648 The main reason I dislike Divine is that it feels like Prince all over again, becoming a vessel for a greater being and in consequence moving further away from our fellow men. I see the appeal of the Living Saint route but I would like Emile to ultimately remain just a knight.
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>>5662022 I might be miss remembering but isn't taking an oath on top of a vigil going to confer an additional boon, or is that only when it is completed? I seem to remember that being the case when we ultimately decided not to make an oath about the pilgrims, back at the first vigil.
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>>5662770 I actually feel the same way,I personally disliked the hyping up of the piety angle since the angel popped up and how increasingly it's gotten more out of hand as the quest has continued.
If Piety wasn't throwing off Idealism I'd be for it but I just can't bring myself to vote for it.
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>>5662772 I remember a similar statment being made but I can't find it in vigil in Aubrey so it's probably not true.
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>>5662022 >You have met many a worthy lowborn on your pilgrimage, and not a few unworthies of noble blood. They are all men, some good and some bad. You now find that rank and titles are of little import. It is the virtue and deeds of the individual that matter, regardless of their station. The adversities endured together with your fellow pilgrims have had an impact on you, you’ve begun to abstain from many of the comforts and privileges afforded to you by right of blood and peerage in favour of sharing in the hardships of your fellow common man. [Replace Haughty trait with Humble] >A Knight is Sworn to Valour B) Turn the Tide: Winning Personal Combat allows you to re-roll ALL Battle Progress rolls next round.
>>5625228 dat me
