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<blockquote data-quote="NotActuallyTim" data-source="post: 6905635" data-attributes="member: 6804638">The Tourney Goers: A group of 3d4 Knights are traveling with 3 retainers (commoners) each. They're on their way to a tournament, to participate in jousting and dueling. They're quite happy to travel alongside the party for as long as they're on the same path. However, if the party and traveling Knights and retainers spend the night nearby each other, one of the retainers will sneak over to the party and ask for help delivering a letter, before begging the party not to speak of this to the Knights.The letter is addressed to a noblewoman on the outside, and the following is written on it 'My Dearest Love, if you are reading this, then I have died of my illness. As such, all my property, my lands and my titles pass to you. If my half brother (insert the name of one of the Knights here) finds out, he will try and claim all of this as his own before a court. Let this then be a written oath that you, and you alone, are the sole beneficiary of my inheritance. (insert name of presumably dead nobleman here)'</blockquote>

[QUOTE="NotActuallyTim, post: 6905635, member: 6804638"] [B]The Tourney Goers[/B]: A group of 3d4 [B]Knights[/B] are traveling with 3 retainers ([B]commoners[/B]) each. They're on their way to a tournament, to participate in jousting and dueling. They're quite happy to travel alongside the party for as long as they're on the same path. However, if the party and traveling [B]Knights[/B] and retainers spend the night nearby each other, one of the retainers will sneak over to the party and ask for help delivering a letter, before begging the party not to speak of this to the [B]Knights[/B]. The letter is addressed to a noblewoman on the outside, and the following is written on it [I]'My Dearest Love, if you are reading this, then I have died of my illness. As such, all my property, my lands and my titles pass to you. If my half brother (insert the name of one of the [B]Knights[/B] here) finds out, he will try and claim all of this as his own before a court. Let this then be a written oath that you, and you alone, are the sole beneficiary of my inheritance. (insert name of presumably dead nobleman here)'[/I] [/QUOTE]

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