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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Tecklenburg" data-source="post: 6829082" data-attributes="member: 6781356">Naming the boy Leonel.  Finished product for my Legacy Move below:Leonel Avel' lethelinMedium EladrinQuality +1, Loyalty +2Damage d6 +1, HP 8, Armor 1, Load 2Tags:* Magical:  they are magical by nature or training, and sensitive to the workings of magic. Use at least one of their moves to elaborate on their powers.* Warrior: They take +1 to their damage die roll, and you don’t need to Order Follower to get them to fight.* History-Wise:  Roll +Quality to spout Lore.Moves:* Bamf (limited-use, near-range teleport)* Aegis of Shielding (Defend Near range w/ +Quality)Instinct: Impulsively vengeful.Cost: Learning the art of the blade, vengeance, or redemption of his family.[HR][/HR]When we meet up with Saerie, obviously the first thing I'm going to do is introduce her to Leonel.  I'll give my friend the abridged version of the "pear-shaped" meeting with the Summer Queen and her Summer Court Ministry.  If she frets at all that I've given up my titles, honors, and powers on behalf of her ward, I'll assure her that there is nothing to apologize for.  "The primary reason I went to the mortal world in the first place was to avoid the bureaucratic trappings that comes with elevated station within the Summer Court's caste.  The meeting proved to me once and for all that my place is, and will always be, on the front lines with the rest of the grunts.  Steadfastness and sacrifice in the face of villainy is my raison d'être.  Besides, even if they would have allowed Sadia to take refuge in Senialesse, they would haven't have allowed me to make Leonel my Blade Ward and they certainly wouldn't have approved of my future efforts to repatriate his family."I tell her the only good that did come of the meeting.  I learned that the only safe place for Sadia is by our side.  Apparently, the Winter Fey are kidnapping blue-eyed mortal girls from her homeland; I motion to Sadia's eyes.  "This is the primary reason that they wanted her removed from Senialesse.  Cowardly, they acquiesce to Winter Fey aggression.  Aggression against children no less.  They fear that it brings that aggression to their doorstep and that such fears are 'bad for business', I suppose.  I've never known such deep shame as I have today.  That shame, as much as anything else, forced me to tender my resignation."Once she tells me the tale of the two missing wolves, the bedlam at the farm, and the satyr warlock that owes us 70 coins, I am of single mind.  "We need answers of Sadia's plight and perhaps some potions for the delve into the viper's den of Vor Thomil to rescue our captive warriors.  Let us go get our money's worth."</blockquote>

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