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<blockquote data-quote="Velmont" data-source="post: 2849384" data-attributes="member: 13739">My turn to define more precisely how he sees his companions I think...Definitly, I think Donnor would have more affinity with Jacqual. Fascinated by the transformation he is going through, he would like to understand it more. That might help him to understand the transformation he want to do and also would help him to understand more the powers he is weilding. His relation with Yahnal would be a bit odd, as he is both frustrated by the lazyness of the swashbuckler and appreciate his skills and spirit. He would see more Yahnal like his little brother, trying to be patient with him but also try to make him understand that it is not a thing to do to steal his own spells.His relation with Uriel would be a less friendly, nit because he dislike him, more because he hasn't found much affinity with him. He appreciate his support in there adventures but when it is time to listen to his long discussion about the religion, he is more listening and trying to show interest even if he has little in it.I like the idea of a fallen companion. Maybe he could have been the leader of the group, and it is for that reason that the group will have some difficulty to coordinate themselves in the first times.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Velmont, post: 2849384, member: 13739"] My turn to define more precisely how he sees his companions I think... Definitly, I think Donnor would have more affinity with Jacqual. Fascinated by the transformation he is going through, he would like to understand it more. That might help him to understand the transformation he want to do and also would help him to understand more the powers he is weilding. His relation with Yahnal would be a bit odd, as he is both frustrated by the lazyness of the swashbuckler and appreciate his skills and spirit. He would see more Yahnal like his little brother, trying to be patient with him but also try to make him understand that it is not a thing to do to steal his own spells. His relation with Uriel would be a less friendly, nit because he dislike him, more because he hasn't found much affinity with him. He appreciate his support in there adventures but when it is time to listen to his long discussion about the religion, he is more listening and trying to show interest even if he has little in it. I like the idea of a fallen companion. Maybe he could have been the leader of the group, and it is for that reason that the group will have some difficulty to coordinate themselves in the first times. [/QUOTE]

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