D&D General The 22.5 year old Baroness father reveals she's his illegitimate child but his motive is ambition and not love for his daughter, how mean is he?

[Charlaquin]

Yes, but if you railroad your players enough they can be the actors in your novel.

But at the risk that one of them might secretly be your Old Enemy’s Younger Brother! Who would want to take that chance?

 

[Benjamin Olson]

Dude, it’s clear you just want to write a novel. Go ahead.

A novel in the form of spreadsheets perhaps...

 

[Seramus]

He is 40 mean.
That's as many as four tens.
And that's terrible!

 

[aco175]

The problem is that people that want power do not want to wait until their grandchildren or 600 years from now to get the power. They want it and do not trust anyone else to be competent enough to get it.

 

[Bill Zebub]

The problem is that people that want power do not want to wait until their grandchildren or 600 years from now to get the power. They want it and do not trust anyone else to be competent enough to get it.

Assuming that’s true, my reaction is that somebody acting in a surprising way often makes for a good story.

 

[Weiley31]

So mean that he leaves the toilet seat up.

 

[Umbran]

That sounds like something a blonde would do, not something a redhead would do, but I could be wrong

Mod Note:

Stereotyping women by hair color is pretty dehumanizing. Please don't do that on these boards.

 

[JMISBEST]

He is 40 mean.
That's as many as four tens.
And that's terrible!

You have no way of knowing that I'm a lot closer to 40 then you realize, after all I turn 40 next year

 

[JMISBEST]

Mod Note:

Stereotyping women by hair color is pretty dehumanizing. Please don't do that on these boards.

I was stereotyping all blondes, not just blonde women

 

[Benjamin Olson]

Well... this too a turn.