Oh, question [MENTION=20323]Quickleaf[/MENTION]. Do you care what tense we write in? We're all just doing our own thing, I don't know if you care or not.
I think I've been consistently doing present tense... maybe I've slipped up sometimes, I can do that.

Write however you guys like to, I'm not going to judge! I use present tense because that's the tense I associate with gaming, whereas past tense I associate more with literature.
I should have another IC post up today or tomorrow (Hooray, a real weekend) that gets Flynn into the neighborhood of the rest of the group.
His INT (History) check on Blackbeard 1d20+2= 17, roll
http://www.coyotecode.net/roll/lookup.php?rollid=118308
Woohoo! Welcome to the game! Thanks to you and the other guys joining for your patience.
So,
Blaise Flynn knows 2 things about Blackbeard...
First, he knows that Blackbeard's Spanish woman wears a black veil, as
Blaise Flynn ran across her at one of the liquor trading houses that
Blaise Flynn frequents. The Spanish woman was purchasing a bottle of absinthe. It was one of the only occasions she left the old governor's manor, and the shopkeeper seemed to know her by name...Laticia, perhaps? From what
Blaise Flynn could make of her complexion the woman may have some Moorish ancestry and would be described in Blaise's words as "a rare beauty" (or something to that effect).
Second, from
Blaise's Flynn travels on Black
heart's ship, he learned that Blackbeard led the push to repel French and Spanish forces trying to occupy Nassau in 1703 in the wake of Governor Trott's death. After the fighting, Blackbeard wasted no time instating himself in the governor's old manor as if he'd always belonged there.