Poor Fengo ... Did he get his slave back?
Posted By Kalexius at 2:35 AM - Wed Aug 31 2016
blushes at how awesome I look
I know of a male harem you might be interested in...
If you can't handle the roleplay heat, stay out of the roleplay kitchen.
R.I.P Nameless NPC tavern wench.
Posted By Malenkaya at 3:07 AM - Wed Aug 31 2016
One who choses banishment is clearly disloyal to their Royal House.
I disagree. If the events recounted by the Scribe are accurate, his queen asked him to make a choice. Which he did and imagine is abiding by. I see his loyalty to his former house intact.
Posted By Mandalore at 3:43 AM - Wed Aug 31 2016
Posted By Malenkaya at 3:07 AM - Wed Aug 31 2016
One who choses banishment is clearly disloyal to their Royal House.
I disagree. If the events recounted by the Scribe are accurate, his queen asked him to make a choice. Which he did and imagine is abiding by. I see his loyalty to his former house intact.
His other option was take one lash from each member present of the family he offended. It was an in character punishment which would have redeemed him, allowed him to stay in the kingdom, and would have no actual serious consequences. He refused to repent or admit that he had done wrong by his Queen. Pride blinded him. Never trust only one view point on a subject. People are biased.
Posted By Mandalore at 3:43 AM - Wed Aug 31 2016
Posted By Malenkaya at 3:07 AM - Wed Aug 31 2016
One who choses banishment is clearly disloyal to their Royal House.
I disagree. If the events recounted by the Scribe are accurate, his queen asked him to make a choice. Which he did and imagine is abiding by. I see his loyalty to his former house intact.
If you wanna get 'technical' he hasn't abide by it, but thats just how discord rp works i guess. And I think that person just meant that the Baron chose not to take a roleplay flesh punishment, instead he chose to have nothing to do with his Queen and her kingdom. Not really 'loyal'.
If anyone wants to hear my side of the story feel free to contact me on Discord. I am in Both Vornair's, Karios's, And the main CoE discords.
I'm not sure why either of you thought I didn't understand the situation. He was given a choice by his queen. A lord offering a choice inherently implies trust in the judgement of the person being offered it. He wasn't ordered to kill himself, or to suffer the lash. Just because you feel he should have chosen differently does not make his disloyal.
He was offered to pick between being (publicly?) tortured to earn "redemption" from his "offence", or to no longer be a subject of a kingdom that supports slavery, threats of violence against subjects of other crowns, and the outright murder of it's populace at the hands of tyrants and bullies. I find it humorous that you think he should have chosen the former over the latter.
I wouldn't expect lapdogs of your station to understand the true meaning of loyalty. But perhaps it's something your kingdom doesn't understand as well?
Posted By Mandalore at 5:51 AM - Wed Aug 31 2016
I'm not sure why either of you thought I didn't understand the situation. He was given a choice by his queen. A lord offering a choice inherently implies trust in the judgement of the person being offered it. He wasn't ordered to kill himself, or to suffer the lash. Just because you feel he should have chosen differently does not make his disloyal.
He was offered to pick between being (publicly?) tortured to earn "redemption" from his "offence", or to no longer be a subject of a kingdom that supports slavery, threats of violence against subjects of other crowns, and the outright murder of it's populace at the hands of tyrants and bullies. I find it humorous that you think he should have chosen the former over the latter.
I wouldn't expect lapdogs of your station to understand the true meaning of loyalty. But perhaps it's something your kingdom doesn't understand as well?
That. Right there, just proves how little you know. :)
I would like to witness this atrocity for myself, could someone send me an invite to the kingdom of blackheart's discord so i can laugh at the utter repulsiveness of such a kingdom?
Leader of the Order of the Dragon Knights guild and Count for Lord Paramount Stoddart
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You guys do realize that there was no fighting going on or any player deaths. Its kinda funny how defensive you are over an imaginary nameless npc. Now, if the Heretic had actually ripped the head off a player's character who was inside the tavern at the time, and if those people stood around and allowed their characters to burn from imaginary flames, then the trial would have been grand and bloody. But that didn't happen, so boo. Some people are so quick to get their panties in a twist. Its okay guys, the npc that 'died' that day didnt feel any pain. Go QQ some more in your vanilla kingdoms.
Anyone else here think that perhaps our Silverscribe happens to also be our Kalexius? Oh my It does appear that there will be echoes of this for sometime, how marvelous.