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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mannahnin" data-source="post: 8628751" data-attributes="member: 7026594">Sounds like that's not permitted. Your next character has to be the descendent of your current character (or of someone else's) pre-established in the world, unless you have a pre-approved special accomodation like the aforementioned celibate Cleric character.It seems a bit inflexible to me, but I do appreciate the idea of having all new characters tied into the existing ones and families.  I'm playing in The Great Pendragon Campaign right now, and this is part of the idea.  That we're playing through 90+ years of game time, and ideally our knights will have multiple generations of progeny, and past relationships and characters will inform and add depth to successive relationships and generations.  So far we're only nine years in; some bad winters & wealth rolls have unfortunately given us handicaps on our childbirth and child survival rolls, resulting in only one of the three knights having a surviving son so far, and there's a prophecy that he'll die before he comes of age!  We had our first PC fatality last night, and Sir Berel died without an heir of his body.  However all of us just had our first squires come of age and get knighted last year during the conflict between Uther and Gorlois, so that player is now making a PC out of his first character's former squire.</blockquote>