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Message: <blockquote data-quote="OutlawJT" data-source="post: 4285088" data-attributes="member: 52891">I expect Corbin and Jaden would be friends by now. Afterall, half of Jaden's extended family lived in the same hamlet Corbin is from. Heck, it's conceivable that Jaden's immediate family took Corbin in after the tragedy with his home.I hadn't given it specific thought yet but I did leave the potential hook in Jaden's background that someone in his family a couple of generations past might have been an adventurer (hence the sword being passed down through his mother). I thought it could be something fun to explore down the line. Maybe his grandmother or great grandmother was part of the same adventuring group. Maybe it's strange fate and destiny that all of their grandparents adventured together even though our characters don't know about it and we unwittingly pick up where they left off 60 years ago. Or, maybe we could just have completely disparate sub adventures dealing with the things our various adventuring ancestors did separately from each other. On a related note, perhaps that could also lead to learning Corbin and Jaden might actually be related without knowing it (common grandparent or great grandparent who was an adventurer). I certainly like the idea of a number of his mother's bedtime stories actually being real events an ancestor on his mother's side was part of. It's a fun idea to play with.Hmmm.....just had a thought. If Bheazir is actually involved in that raid at Skravress' and he wasn't actually caught (ie, planted or uncovered the incriminating evidence without being seen) maybe Jaden was the second culprit. He certainly has reason to hold a grudge against the Bloodscale and he is no stranger to mischief and trouble.</blockquote>

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