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Sir Quent* A commoner knight. I've only ever seen Sir Tyren spoof him, so you might not want to spoof him without permission, but it's nice to have his name for reference.

I suppose that's my cue to say something, hm?

Sir Quent saw a decent amount of use back during the days of Myrd's Merry Band ...

And could someone please explain whether Colin and Tyren and Darrin are knights or lords and what's up with their titles?


We're both. The three of us are lords by nature of the fact we were born into the ruling houses of our respective townships and thus hold a degree of authority there, and ...

Tyren typically shows little in his demeanor in formal group settings (especially where warfare's involved), so I expect he would have kept his composure for the most part during the proceedings. The Lion's appearance most definitely would have drawn a reaction - a caught breath, widened eyes ...

Tyren was totally there. His player might not have been due to technical issues, but he most definitely was.

What Anth said - there is definitely a choice and definitely room to make decisions and bad ones. If I'm recalling correctly, we've had a few Ravens that acted as spies for the Moors, Ulfden's had quite a reputation to get over, there was even a Vulture that sided with Ubel before my time, if I ...

So blah is apparently swoony. Doesn't mean he isn't still blah. Not /my/ fault he @descs himself that way, after all.

...I feel the need to point out that I, Tyren, with an n, am the knight of Anvard. Tyre, sans n, is my brother, and is the rather bookishly blah Lord of Chesterton, and the one with the logblog.

Only one letter's difference, but what a difference it is.

Saturday would be preferable, seeing as I work Friday afternoons and don't get back until after 6 PST. But I suppose I could do Friday if need be.