Hi Sam, I appreciate your effort here, but I would suggest picking one of these as your official question for this round and saving the others for another turn. I'm not opposed to questions that require some level of specific detail, or multiple answers (i.e. name X of the Y elements that meet a cer...

Cord Hurn wrote:

IrrationalSanity wrote:

Cord Hurn wrote:A reminder that it's perfectly all right in this game, to look up the answers.

If he's half-right, do we let him ask half a question?

I've got half a mind to follow that suggestion...🤔

Or we could and give him a chance to double-down and come up with the right answer.

Cord Hurn wrote:A reminder that it's perfectly all right in this game, to look up the answers.

If he's half-right, do we let him ask half a question?

The first category indicates a preference for law and order at one extreme and anarchy at the other. Neutral, in the middle, would be a pragmatic type of person who could go either way. The second category indicates a moral preference. Good indicates a preference for doing good, evil indicates as p...

I'll bet the Tor could answer that question...

Avatar wrote:Executioner?

--A

Precisely!!



Your question!

Excellent, Sanity! The dream job to have, in Godsen Frik's mind is the position of President of the Governing Council for Earth and Space. (Though I admit I'm curious to know, IS, what two other positions you conceived as possibilities.) The other two, which I discarded as highly improbable (nigh i...

Cord Hurn wrote:...Thirty years?

Maybe, but I suspect if I ponder it for too long I'll find myself lost in the desert...

There are two, maybe three possibilities I can think of, and only one of them had any real chance of happening, so I'm going to guess President of GCES.

Just a quick note on how much I'm enjoying your character analysis series.

Avatar wrote:LOL, sadly, I simply took advantage of the 2 clues and did a bit of Googling. (IS' clue was sadly meaningless to me. )

--A

The "Zinger" was a twinkie competitor produced by Dolly Madison bakers (before both Hostess and Dolly Madison went bankrupt and became the same company...)

That's a real "Zinger" of a clue!

Welcome, and congratulations! SRD (in any series) is not exactly light reading. I personally like 2nd Chronicles better than the first, so once you have it "thrust into {your} hands", I think you will be quickly hooked.

I will provide roundabout clues that either willl help or create more chaos because these are the best clues I can think of: 8) I hope I don't have to randomly light fires under each of you to get you to answer the question. But I also hope that my second question does not become a whale of a probl...

I remember one of the names (the elder master, I believe), but not the other.

samrw3 wrote:This is one picture I found:

A Mountebank

I will have a new question by Monday

I like the snake-oil salesman/huckster image. Also, I suggest editing your post like I did, so the screen doesn't go crazy from that URL!

Avatar wrote:Damn I would not have got that. To me a mountebank is a charlatan, a cheat, and how would you disguise yourself as that?

--A

Hard to say, but that might be why SRD's description stood out well enough to make it memorable?

Yipes...I still don't know although I am sure those clues are excellent. Oh what the heck..my guess is knight? I've mixed a couple of metaphors there. But think of what the first section says I'm doing, and where, or what Dudley Do-Right does for a living, and where he would be going... They're two...

I'm not sure if I should climb upon my high horse alongside the river and give a clue, or just charge ahead like Dudley Do-Right on his way to deposit his paycheck and answer the question...

Other than Imagery and the generally medieval level of societal advancement, most of what Terisa found in Mordant pretty much aligned to things in our world. However, there was one crop/grain that was a complete unknown. What is it? Worren. Correct! (I was about to comment on something related, but...