[Discuss] Adventurer questions

[Jamie Cheyfetz]

On 5/25/07, J. Stephens <jstephens at rocketmail.com> wrote:
>
> Having played several adventurers now and killing 'em off for various
> reasons, I have a couple questions that I still don't have answers to.
>
> 1. Why are adventurers part of your noble family's history and stats for
> them accumulate along with your other family's character's stats?  For that
> matter, why do adventurers have stats like H/P anyway when we nobles all
> know that they are worthless sacks of crap that lie and steal to get ahead
> (wait, that sounds like some nobles, too.)?

I'm on your side here.  I've played my adventurer as not knowing who
her father was (it is one of my other characters).  I've had people
speak to me as if I did and asking about my other characters.  It's
enough to send them an OOC message to give a background and that
solves it, but that problem would go away (for those of us that play
that way) if they couldn't see the character's family.

>
> 2. Why would a noble give a recommendation to an adventurer from another
> realm...or perhaps more importantly why would a realm recognize the
> adventurer received a recommendation from a realm other than their own?

The first question is legitimate, though I am sure you can come up
with plenty of reasons if you really wanted to.  The adventurer
telling you a tale and giving you a magical artifact could change a
lot of people's minds.  But I am always surprised that more Nobles
don't just cheat the person out of the recommendation.

As to your second question, because it is a note from a Nobleman.
Just because the Nobleman does not share your King/Ruler does not make
him not a Noble.  It is a matter of Blood.


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