Character Selection

**Vladimir** · 07-20-2009, 21:03

Thank you.

I sent a PM to TheFlax asking what characters remain.

**econ21** · 07-20-2009, 21:21

Originally Posted by Vladimir

I sent a PM to TheFlax asking what characters remain.

You can just look at the unassigned characters in the first post - it's up to date.

**Vladimir** · 07-20-2009, 21:40

Thanks. The "edit time" is misleading.

Edit: Okay. I'll go for Seigneur Confident (aka Gontran de Linars)

Edit 2: I'm going to call him Gontran de Loins

**KnightnDay** · 07-21-2009, 01:18

Originally Posted by Vladimir

Thanks. The "edit time" is misleading.

Edit: Okay. I'll go for Seigneur Confident (aka Gontran de Linars)

Edit 2: I'm going to call him Gontran de Loins

2 Chivalry, huh? Don't know how that will sit with your friends in Aquitaine. I don't think showing mercy towards your enemies is near the top of their to-do list.

**Vladimir** · 07-21-2009, 01:25

Originally Posted by KnightnDay

I don't think showing mercy towards your enemies is near the top of their to-do list.

I show mercy toward their widows.

**econ21** · 07-21-2009, 01:26

Originally Posted by KnightnDay

2 Chivalry, huh? Don't know how that will sit with your friends in Aquitaine. I don't think showing mercy towards your enemies is near the top of their to-do list.

Chivalry is sadly very easy to lose, but if he wants to keep it, Vladimir's character is very welcome to join the Order of the Fleurs de Lys - as is any other like minded player.

**Vladimir** · 07-21-2009, 01:46

Originally Posted by econ21

Chivalry is sadly very easy to lose, but if he wants to keep it, Vladimir's character is very welcome to join the Order of the Fleurs de Lys - as is any other like minded player.

My chivalry has contributed to the loss of many fleurs along the Lys!

**Ramses II CP** · 07-21-2009, 02:15

Pshaw, let's not take those chiv/dread points too literally. We're all playing killers, just some of us are more rule abiding killers than others. I take Louis' most dread-tastic trait to mainly manifest as an utter indifference to the lot of the peasant, a quality I dare say he would have in common with virtually all the nobility of the period.

Aquitaine is not the exclusive realm of the dreadly types. All are welcome to come enjoy the wine, wenching, and wrenching away of our enemies' lives and wealth.