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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Inez Hull" data-source="post: 2175595" data-attributes="member: 5114">Welcome to all the new players! May I suggest you track down the original OOC thread (it should be in the first or second page of Talking the Talk) and read through the first couple of pages where Manzanita details a little of the setting. It’s a really interesting setting and throughout the game the players have maintained a level of secrecy from each other and what their motives are for travelling with the party.I think Doghead’s description of the PC’s being replaced is pretty spot on. Octar has come across as a gruff, coarse and closelipped man yet who is loyal and shows a real sense of honour to Rome’s ideals rather than its actual values. Tullius on the other hand represents Rome in all its glory and warts – he is bold and self righteous and has a simplistic belief in the rightness of the empire. He is quite reckless and a real dynamo of energy, joking constantly in the face of death. Brioc comes across the honourable man troubled by the moral quagmire of leadership – he is a leader who takes the suggestions of the company and in turn has his recommendations followed due to the respect he gives. Dhormium is quite friendly and jovial yet has shared little of his motivations for being with the party and is a bit of a dark horse as doghead says. To this point he has been dependable and generous.This of course is all from the perspective of a somewhat naïve seeming Elf who has had little contact with humans (or dwarves) before. Something to note - Only Brioc and Octar have been in the party from the start and seem fully aware of the original reason for undertaking the adventure and as such Ehldannis does talk privately with them and is often in Brioc’s ear urging adherance to this quest.</blockquote>

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