Rules for dealing with people other than at the end of a sword... it's unheard of in a roleplaying game.

It's food for thought, well written, and forces pc's to be polite to people they would otherwise easily fireball without hesitation. I like. Go to Comment

Choose your character's battles. If your character is always arguing, even if you are right, your character will look like an argumentative boor instead of a useful advisor.

Oh, shit.

Great sub, Stephie Go to Comment

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Indeed. I'm quite impressed with this sub. Nice work, keep it up! Go to Comment

I think this is magnificent!!!! Fantastic idea!!!! Go to Comment

This may indeed be my favorite article on this site. Automatic and permanent GM binder inclusion! Stephie, I salut you! Go to Comment

Man, so thats why I was so unpopular with the SCA. Those were Don't not Do's!

Great job Stephie! Go to Comment

Excellent sub, and extremely useful for anyone wanting to add a touch of class to their campaign/characters. (Especially for those players who haven't a clue about nobility beyond "they're the ones who can give you the biggest rewards for doing stuff.")

 

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Very nice and useful. Many great opportunities for role play and plot hooks can come of this. I also didn't know the significance of a baronet until now, so I actually learned something new. Go to Comment

It's really all been said before.  Truly excellent level of detail in this sub.  It does make me wonder how my PCs are going to receive training in all of this, however.  Perhaps the bard can help . . . or perhaps they will receive coaching from a merchant sponsor who wants them to succeed at court.  Spinning lots of ideas, so thumbs up!  5/5

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I like the tale that you've spun. It is tragic and yet charming in its way. I approve. Go to Comment

Not sure what to say, I'm not sure how well I could use it in a game but the imagry and story are both pretty and well written. Kudos. Go to Comment

It's ok. Go to Comment

Better than ok, imo. This has the same pleasant vibe you're small town festival sub had.

Children who know the story of the Sky Willow will search the skies for it, and if they see something they think could be it they will chant, "Issrie, Harel, Moore, Jesai, Anmae

I like that line...dreamy!

My only question would be, is this the guy from the Balder's Gate game? (Zeke, I mean) Go to Comment

A nice take on Ol' Saint Nick with a different backstory.

It would be an interesting way to bring PCs to an arial-based adventure (cloud castles and the like.) Go to Comment

I played Baldur's Gate once, but I don't remember a guy like this. Not sure if it's my memory or maybe he's in my subconscious! Go to Comment

(Which Codex? If there is one, it should be linked to it.)

That aside, it is a nice place with a great collection of celebrations. A solid first submission! Go to Comment

very nice and atmospheric. Kudos Go to Comment

This is delightful. Go to Comment

Nice detail, good atmosphere and very usable. I do miss some visuals though, to get more of that feeling you have allready provided. But thats nit picking really. Great sub stephie. Go to Comment