GM Questions

[Rahvin]

Can someone vouch for multiple people on the same day?

Yup, but each roll is independent of one another and needs to be marked on Orokos as who you're vouching for with that roll.

[Warryn Wydman]

Will do.

Another question: can someone else vouch for me to joust again, or am I out out? I assume latter, but double dog sure

[Rahvin]

Will do.

Another question: can someone else vouch for me to joust again, or am I out out? I assume latter, but double dog sure

Out out - the format is, essentially, a single elimination tournament with no way to get back in.

[Warryn Wydman]

Possible silly question, but how does the tradition of dowry work? It is traditional to provide dowry to either House? Not sure off the top of my head if it's the one sending away the bride, or getting it, that should get the dowry. And are there any mechanical implications, if we were to marry out/in?

[Rahvin]

Possible silly question, but how does the tradition of dowry work? It is traditional to provide dowry to either House? Not sure off the top of my head if it's the one sending away the bride, or getting it, that should get the dowry. And are there any mechanical implications, if we were to marry out/in?

Generally, the lower status offers to the higher status house of some sort unless, for some reason, the lower status house has the more desirable individual. Mechanically, we'll sort out that bridge when we come to it (as it would vary situation to situation).

[Desmond Terrick]

FYI

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[Ser Reynard]

Does the training requirement with a large shield apply only if you're attacking with it, or at all times when using one?