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My thinking was the villain would never kill a baby but its possible that 1 of their followers is loyal enough that they will kill a baby if they think its in their lords best interest and if needed they'll deal with the consequences afterwards The inspiration for that idea was the working...

That's what I figured but because I only generated my characters parents social class I never knew how they reacted and I was worried, on my characters behalf, if they had reacted with either envy or jealousy about the fact that their son achieved more in roughly just over 10.4 in-game years...

In the only Dnd Campaign I did whilst at school my character was the son of 2 very minor nobles, both of whom had no lands and held no titles Despite the fact that his parents were among the lowsliest of Nobles in the space of roughly just over 10.4 in-game years their son earned 2 Small...

That must be why then. Its clear that because I left school in November 2,001 and History was always my worst subject at school I wrongly assumed that I'd forgotten what you mentioned. Sorry and thank you

But somehow I'd forgot that. The most likely reason as to why I forgot is that I left school in November 2,001 and throughout my time at school History was always the subject I was worst at

I've had A unlikely but plausible Idea for Dungeons and Dragons that will never get used but I want to know what people think would happen So A Noble holds 1 title per country in 2 neighbouring countries and those 2 countries go to war, what does he do? The main reason I'm asking is because no...

I've had another idea for a perfect crime in Dnd,. Would it work? The defendant bribes the jury to ensure their found guilty His plan is that a few weeks later they'll leak information to the local lord that proves that the jury was bribed to find the defendant guilty, the local lord will...

Yet another Dnd Dream last night, but this time the dream specified the edition rather then giving very obvious clues, and yet again I have a question about it Their were 5 Pcs and as The 5 Pcs were eating at a food stall 8, 4 boys and 4 girls, starving 8 year old orphans show up and beg them...

I've just had A Idea for the perfect crime spree in Dnd that will sadly never get used. Thoughts In it A Thief plans to get away with a 1-man crime wave by making it so obvious that she's the 1 responsible that every watchmen in The City will assume she's being framed and will never look into...

Of course its a different kingdom, for starters 1's from a campaign that in my opinion was ruined before it started and this is merely a interesting what-if idea I thought of?

Theirs 2 very good reasons. The 1st is that she's only royalty by adoption and the 2nd is that she's a commoner

A thought. Would A Commoner that's related to A King by marriage, is related by blood to The Kings common born wife, was The Kings ward for most of her life and spend most of her life in the royal palace be a suitable wife for A Earl or even A Count? or would she only(?) be a suitable match for...

She can't be named heir to the throne, that's why when she's old enough The King/her uncle by marriage, plans to marry her to A Noble that is willing to marry someone that despite being A Commoner is related to The King by marriage

Even when his extended family are lower class commoners?

The nieces parents are his wives Brother and Sister in Law

Do you agree that the fact that being related to him by marriage will make it even more likely that they will accept him adopting her

She won't be inheriting the throne, he's only adopting her to ensure she has a great childhood Saying that though its almost guaranteed that when she's old enough he will arrange a very good marriage to A Powerful Noble for her. After all despite being a commoner she's still related to The King...