Recent content by Milkcow 01

No offense, but it seems like is Gweyr who caused the last Lupines group to break up. Through her determined method.......

Sorry, what I'm worried about is the possibility that K Dash mentioned. That she chose to hire a group of apparently unreliable mercenaries for the sake of local rule. If she chooses to hurt the townspeople for her own power, then I must consider the propriety of accepting her title of champion...

.......It seems that Carmen is either an incompetent coward or a sinister bastard. Is it really good to be the champion here?:negativeman: I was just ponder the feasibility of disbanding the only legal army in the region (in name only) at first. But when it comes to politics, it's a different story.

By the way, why would the baroness pay for mercenaries rather than organize the locals to resist invasion? I remember garth's ancestors were all very good warriors. There are also many Lupines in the town, and they have a mercenary tradition. Wouldn't it be better to defend their homeland...

From the champion's point of view, the lieutenant's attack made no sense, and rightly so. But based on Jen's performance in the series, it's not so much her malice as her lack of understanding of the team. After the departure of the original commander, she did not know how to lead the team, and...

But it seems that the common way to solve such incidents in Frost Marches is fuck back. I mean rape back, probably. I think there will be a mission to help the lieutenant take full command of the mercenary to stop them. That good for local security.

Why didn't I think of it before? I want a cow bell, which Brint solemnly presents to me and wears around my neck. (Envious of this gift Brienne's owner gave her, such beauty for a cowgirl)

I think of something bad. Thank goodness there's no Writing content of Dom Arona in the village. Otherwise, when Brint tried to take champion home, they might have fought right there.

I admit that even among Brint fans, I might be a bit radical. But as I analyzed Brienne, for some Brint players, helping him become a real alpha bull makes for a better character experience. Of course there would have to need a switch or something, after all that would be a extreme story for an...

It's just a vague word, Brint is also open to sissy boys. The only thing you have to accept is that he's the master of the harem. But I don't think that's a problem for the bull's followers.

Well, you need to know: What Brienne fear is not be "one of your girls", but is "you forget she is one of your girls". In that sense, it's good to build a harem with girls who get close with her. At least, she has a better chance of having more eyes on the bull than two. Just in case she weren't...

The drawback of RPGS is that in order for the story to proceed, there are inevitable presuppositions of the main character. In coC, the protagonists are inevitably as casual as the locals about sex (both consensual and non-consensual). And troubling some players for rp.

Unfortunately, this is the norm for members of a raider tribe. I hate to admit it, but Dom Arona clearly sees champion as a potential sex slave. Although her attitude towards champion and children is good in her culture. But is obvious what does it mean to be a slave's child in the tribal unless...

Historically, the women of the Northern Minotaur were part of the first minotaurs. It seems the early minotaurs couldn't stand a mate as dominant as themselves. So the lady in the north took some pretty boys and used them as male concubines. This was reversed in the South, giving rise to the...

Hear the Berwyn will have transform like Brint. How does it work? Is a independent event like "mad cow"? Or is the extension of dom/sub route.