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<blockquote data-quote="Maerdwyn" data-source="post: 2961674" data-attributes="member: 835">Forissa clasps Guarin's bloodied hand in both of hers and says a short silent prayer.&nbsp; &quot;Present your sword, Sir Guarin.&quot;&nbsp; When he does, she runs his hand down length of the flat of the blade, pressing the blood into it.&nbsp; As she does, the glint of the sunlight off the metal begins to take on a reddish hue, and when his hand leaves the blade after tracing its length, his hand is clean, save for a thin pink line, where he had made the cut.&nbsp; She turns from him to those in attendance. &quot;Let us pray.&nbsp; 'Allfather, watch over your servants as they carry out the task you have appointed to them, and guide them to Myrel, wherever she may be.&nbsp; Keep her safe, and calm her fears.&nbsp; Be with Lord Lumin, and guide him rightly.&nbsp; Be with all your steadfast people, and grant them their daily blessings; keep them from harm.&nbsp;&nbsp; Allfather, we tremble at your wisdom and your might, and we trust that all that will be, will be according your plan. Such are the prayers of your people, oh God!'&quot;&nbsp; She changes to the slightly less intense tone used for dismissing the congregation after service.&nbsp; &quot;Now go, and do your works for the day, as we go to begin ours.&nbsp;&nbsp; 'May God comfort and sustain you, until we meet again!'&quot;&nbsp; She smiles, then turns to the three men.&nbsp; &quot;Is there anything more we need before we depart?&quot; she asks quietly. [sblock] I think an Efficacy endowment on the sword makes sense, considering the second part of the vow, but if not, that's cool too.&nbsp; I think both the Benediction and the Sacrement rolls may be at -1Difficulty because of being in a town with a majority of our own religion - don't know what the effects of that would be, though.&nbsp; [/sblock]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Maerdwyn, post: 2961674, member: 835"] Forissa clasps Guarin's bloodied hand in both of hers and says a short silent prayer. "Present your sword, Sir Guarin." When he does, she runs his hand down length of the flat of the blade, pressing the blood into it. As she does, the glint of the sunlight off the metal begins to take on a reddish hue, and when his hand leaves the blade after tracing its length, his hand is clean, save for a thin pink line, where he had made the cut. She turns from him to those in attendance. "Let us pray. 'Allfather, watch over your servants as they carry out the task you have appointed to them, and guide them to Myrel, wherever she may be. Keep her safe, and calm her fears. Be with Lord Lumin, and guide him rightly. Be with all your steadfast people, and grant them their daily blessings; keep them from harm. Allfather, we tremble at your wisdom and your might, and we trust that all that will be, will be according your plan. Such are the prayers of your people, oh God!'" She changes to the slightly less intense tone used for dismissing the congregation after service. "Now go, and do your works for the day, as we go to begin ours. 'May God comfort and sustain you, until we meet again!'" She smiles, then turns to the three men. "Is there anything more we need before we depart?" she asks quietly. [sblock] I think an Efficacy endowment on the sword makes sense, considering the second part of the vow, but if not, that's cool too. I think both the Benediction and the Sacrement rolls may be at -1Difficulty because of being in a town with a majority of our own religion - don't know what the effects of that would be, though. [/sblock] [/QUOTE]

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