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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Zimri" data-source="post: 1676831" data-attributes="member: 15991">But the text doesn't say "can ride a friends ebony fly only in matters of dire consequence" or any such thing.I don't believe in my examples I said stay at the kings house while he wasn't there, or while it was empty. I said if you are providing him with services (counsellor, security, etcetera). Perhaps the person with two horses couldn't decide between the two which one he liked better, or maybe one is usually a pack animal, or maybe because of the weight of himself, his armor, his weaponry, and the horses barding he needs to switch off if we ride hard or long. In the first and last case the VoP riding the second horse poses little problem as her weight on it (comparatively speaking) is insignificant ( a 100 pound half elf with no equipment riding bare back vs being a pack animal (assuming we have nothing to haul atm) or carrying a large human wearing full plate carrying a sword, a shield, a lance, and barding on the horse). While The other character living a life of excess is not what she would choose for herself my VoP monk is not about to insist on everyone in the part being VoP or pretending she has the right to tell them how to spend their portion of the treasure."I am sorry my dear sweet companion I love you and would spend time alone with you in your suite however I can not. We can howver be intimate together in the common room."</blockquote>