Squire's Meeting
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Tetsu
Expert
Your Excellency,
I would have enjoyed participating as guard and listening to the meeting this coming gather. If we can find some spare time during the course of the Tournament, I would very much like to speak with you regarding the Code. I hold your opinions of our just tenants in very high esteem.
Sincerely your friend,
Man-at-Arms Flint Boulderback, Vex Squad "Rock of Trellheim", Legion D
I would have enjoyed participating as guard and listening to the meeting this coming gather. If we can find some spare time during the course of the Tournament, I would very much like to speak with you regarding the Code. I hold your opinions of our just tenants in very high esteem.
Sincerely your friend,
Man-at-Arms Flint Boulderback, Vex Squad "Rock of Trellheim", Legion D
Man-at-Arms Flint, Mischief and Wizard Nathan,
I'm always happy to engage in a discussion of my favorite topic: The Code of Chivalry. We do not need a formal meeting to have a conversation about the tenets. One of my favorite things in life is patroling the trails in Fairdale whilst talking about the Code and how it relates to life's decisions.
--- Baron Ivan Drake of Blythedale
I'm always happy to engage in a discussion of my favorite topic: The Code of Chivalry. We do not need a formal meeting to have a conversation about the tenets. One of my favorite things in life is patroling the trails in Fairdale whilst talking about the Code and how it relates to life's decisions.
--- Baron Ivan Drake of Blythedale
Baron Ivan Drake,
Perhaps if we find ourselves with free time to stroll about then, we shall. I am also eager to hear your thoughts on my updated proposal regarding the Repentance Ritual i sent you some time ago. We have not had a chance to discuss it at length because of all of the chaos of the last few gatherings.
If you can't find me, look near the Guild. Aloysius instructed me to keep an eye on things this gathering as he tends to some buisness.
Wizard Nathan Westwind
Fairdale Mages Guild
Elemental Warden
Perhaps if we find ourselves with free time to stroll about then, we shall. I am also eager to hear your thoughts on my updated proposal regarding the Repentance Ritual i sent you some time ago. We have not had a chance to discuss it at length because of all of the chaos of the last few gatherings.
If you can't find me, look near the Guild. Aloysius instructed me to keep an eye on things this gathering as he tends to some buisness.
Wizard Nathan Westwind
Fairdale Mages Guild
Elemental Warden
DAnielGrimsby
Apprentice
My Baron,
I would gladly aid you in this walk through the countryside and talk on the COde
Sir Daniel GRimsby
I would gladly aid you in this walk through the countryside and talk on the COde
Sir Daniel GRimsby
Mischief,
I don't believe I have ever had the pleasure of meeting you, but perhaps that will change this gathering.
The Repentance Ritual is a concept Baron Drake asked me to look into some time ago. It does not exist so far as we know, though my search continues...
For those interested, the general concept behind it would be that it function like a Vision Ritual, excpet it be cast upon a convicted criminal. They would then see or perhaps even experience the crime(s) they have commited in hopes to give them new insight as to the ramifications of their deeds. One would... hope... they would then choose to repent for their crimes and choose to follow a new path, one more atune with the Code.
This form of "punishment" would be freely chosen by the convicted as a substitution or suppliment to another punishment. And though the ritual itself, or something similar to it, has not yet been found, I am looking into other ways that such an act could still be carried out. Perhaps with the aid of those races who have abilities of the mind beyond my comprehension. To be frank though, it is all just speculation and fancy for now. But I find the concept intriguing, so perhaps I will one day find a way to bring the Baron's idea to life.
-Wizard Westwind
I don't believe I have ever had the pleasure of meeting you, but perhaps that will change this gathering.
The Repentance Ritual is a concept Baron Drake asked me to look into some time ago. It does not exist so far as we know, though my search continues...
For those interested, the general concept behind it would be that it function like a Vision Ritual, excpet it be cast upon a convicted criminal. They would then see or perhaps even experience the crime(s) they have commited in hopes to give them new insight as to the ramifications of their deeds. One would... hope... they would then choose to repent for their crimes and choose to follow a new path, one more atune with the Code.
This form of "punishment" would be freely chosen by the convicted as a substitution or suppliment to another punishment. And though the ritual itself, or something similar to it, has not yet been found, I am looking into other ways that such an act could still be carried out. Perhaps with the aid of those races who have abilities of the mind beyond my comprehension. To be frank though, it is all just speculation and fancy for now. But I find the concept intriguing, so perhaps I will one day find a way to bring the Baron's idea to life.
-Wizard Westwind
dreadpiratebill
Elite
I would be glad to help you if you would like. I am quite adept at showing someone thier past memories. I can only show them the deeds tho, for the emotional pain that would be needed for any "punishment" you would have to seek out a Stone Elf. You should talk to me more about this. I will be at the tourney.
Till the Full Moon is no more,
Amaranthus Landcharmer
Till the Full Moon is no more,
Amaranthus Landcharmer
Telokh_Amdo
Exemplar
Something Man-at-Arms Flint said has caught my attention on other occasions from other people and I'd like to mention it. When referring to the Code of Chivalry, it's parts are called "tenets". I have seen many people use "tenants", as the good Man-at-Arms did. The parts of the Code of Chivalry are not residents of a boarding house. I mention this not to poke fun at anyone, but merely for the edification of the people at large.
Telokh Amdo
Telokh Amdo