Argent Silvermage
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The reason I ask is I took Mounted combat as a feat. and it fits the nobleman's station to have a mount. As I noted in the bio for Oscar he is training her for combat. she is just a riding horse as this time.doghead said:Argent
Originally, I was thinking that no one would be mounted.
This was my thinking. The Guard is not a mounted unit. While it has some horses, they are used for message riders mostly. It doesn't have enough horses to provide for you all. And given the lack of riding experience of some of the others, putting you all on horses would probably be more dangerous than anything - the first sign of danger and off the horses bolt carring their hapless riders with them. Fighting from horseback also requires a degree of skill that few of you have. So most of you would need to dismount first, which means the horses would need to be tended to or again, off they could bolt. The Captain wouldn't provide the Seventh with mounts. Not at this stage. Any request for them would be turned down.
However, Sassy is Oscar's own horse.
So, coming back to your question, I think that this is a decision for you all to take as a group (or unilateraly if Oscar wishes). The information above is not meant to disuade you from a particular course of action, but to provide you with the information that your character would have.
But I will bow to your whim. If Uncle Avonelle doesn't want me to take any of the horses Oscar will just have something to gripe about while walking. LOL
Your doing fine! I'm loving this. (sorry McDonalds.)doghead said:An aside ...
Formulating a responce to this question has brought me to an interesting realisation. Some games use the term Director. I used to prefer it. But it is, however, a bit of an unfortunate term. Directors direct the actions and outcomes of the narative. In a RPG, the only person who should determin the actions of a character is the player. I suspect myself of a tendency towards Directing.
My PbP DM'ing is a work in progress, with a lot of rough edges still. So apologies for any rocky sections.