Scarburg Meadhall Discussion Thread

[Nerindel]

ÁFORGLAED - younger, somewhat "unlucky fellow" whose main problem is that he cannot foresee the course of his actions and because of his tongue which he just cannot watch well enough he can easily get himself into bad situations. Got himself into a brawl with Matrim, later avoided punishment. Is a buddy with Scyrr. Áforglaed is a bit of a coward, but also in the sense that if saying "sorry" is the easy way to solve the problem, he does it. And in that, he is honest (i.e. not hypocritically just saying "sorry" to get away with anything, he usually genuinely feels sorry, only in many times apologizing just might not be enough). View of Scarburg: probably somewhat negative, although he probably has the good chance of adapting himself.

Hehe I wonder how sorry he will be if he discovers he was brawling with a noble ;P

[Folwren]

Originally Posted by Nerindel

Hehe I wonder how sorry he will be if he discovers he was brawling with a noble ;P

We could write about it and find out.

-- Foley

[Nerindel]

We could write about it and find out.

-- Foley

And Blow his cover! (you'll understand when you've seen mine and Nogrod's pm post )

Which reminds me would it be reasonable to assume that Lord Eodwine would have appraised Thornden of the situation between, Æðelhild, Matrim and Balvir?

[Folwren]

Originally Posted by Nerindel

And Blow his cover! (you'll understand when you've seen mine and Nogrod's pm post )

Oh, okay. Never mind, then.

Which reminds me would it be reasonable to assume that Lord Eodwine would have appraised Thornden of the situation between, Æðelhild, Matrim and Balvir?

It's possible, but I know so little about it myself that I can hardly say. He may have been more likely to tell Saeryn. I don't know what kind of situation it was exactly, and if it wasn't necessary for Thornden to know, and if it was supposed to be confidential, then it probably was not told him.

-- Foley

[Nerindel]

It's possible, but I know so little about it myself that I can hardly say. He may have been more likely to tell Saeryn. I don't know what kind of situation it was exactly, and if it wasn't necessary for Thornden to know, and if it was supposed to be confidential, then it probably was not told him.

hmm, I think it would be important for Thornden to know but I will pm you the details and you can decide for yourself.

[Legate of Amon Lanc]

Originally Posted by Nerindel

Hehe I wonder how sorry he will be if he discovers he was brawling with a noble ;P

Now that's exactly what makes the story interesting, even if the characters themselves don't know it, but we as writers do

And as you all can see, I have posted our cooperative post with Folwren, which makes the training done at least from our part. Unless any other participants have something to do there (most likely from Durelin's side, if perchance Coen wants to say a few words or something), the situation is clear there and we can move on to post-training events - and tying up the loose ends with the Lithor/Scarburg "civilian"/whatever storyline.

[Durelin]

I'll post for Coen asap, wrap up the training from his perspective and start up a little conversation with Thornden. Unless you'd like to just move on completely, which is of course fine.

Sorry for the non-posting.

[Folwren]

Originally Posted by Durelin

I'll post for Coen asap, wrap up the training from his perspective and start up a little conversation with Thornden. Unless you'd like to just move on completely, which is of course fine.

A discussion has to take place at some point. You could dismiss the soldiers so that other players weren't kept hanging around, and then do it, if you like.

-- Foley

[Nogrod]

Nerindel: I ended up the meeting as planned. I hope I have used your characters observantly enough. If there are any problems please let me know.


It would be nice to wait for at least Dury's post before bringing all the soldiers back to the Hall and it's near environs. But meanwhile any soldier can post - as well as the kids, lord Athanar's household, Nerindel's characters, lady Saeryn, the kitchen staff, Modtryth... anyone.