KOTF OOC Thread

**TinCow** · 07-21-2009, 14:26

Hey, I've got an entire game's worth of trouble-making to make up for.

**OverKnight** · 07-21-2009, 14:29

I suppose you've earned it. Of course GMs can be troublemakers, it's usually on a more global scale however.

**Ibn-Khaldun** · 07-21-2009, 16:18

Do I get it right that when Charles becomes of age he can start his own House/Duchy when he receives a settlement? His parent, King Philippe, is not part of any House and Charles is not obliged to start in his brother Duchy as well?

**ULC** · 07-21-2009, 16:29

Ugh, TC, come now, you can play the game better then that. Is your character made of pure synthesized arsenic and lawyer?

**TinCow** · 07-21-2009, 16:42

Originally Posted by YLC

Ugh, TC, come now, you can play the game better then that. Is your character made of pure synthesized arsenic and lawyer?

If his responses seemed canned or formulaic, I apologize. That was not my intention.

**AussieGiant** · 07-21-2009, 16:43

Can someone spill some blood!!

Ah, sorry, that was an Arnold moment.

It's hard to resist the pull of the Dread Lord.

**ULC** · 07-21-2009, 16:51

Originally Posted by TinCow

If his responses seemed canned or formulaic, I apologize. That was not my intention.

They do feel that way - reactive, bitter, rhetorical, and somewhat immature

Your character sounds like a very angsty, emo parrot

**AussieGiant** · 07-21-2009, 16:57

Might just be good roleplaying...perhaps.

**TheFlax** · 07-21-2009, 17:27

Originally Posted by YLC

They do feel that way - reactive, bitter, rhetorical, and somewhat immature

Your character sounds like a very angsty, emo parrot

Opinions vary. I very much enjoy reading the latest arguments of Christophe de Perronne in the tavern.

**econ21** · 07-21-2009, 16:32

Originally Posted by Ibn-Khaldun

Do I get it right that when Charles becomes of age he can start his own House/Duchy when he receives a settlement? His parent, King Philippe, is not part of any House and Charles is not obliged to start in his brother Duchy as well?

Something like that used to be in the draft rules, but I queried it and reading the current rules, I can't find anything to that effect. There would be no obligation to join your brother's Duchy, so you would have a free pick. I think you would need the 2/3 vote to create your own House, same as any land-owning noble.