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<blockquote data-quote="Teflon Billy" data-source="post: 1359146" data-attributes="member: 264">I want to post something here before the &quot;Stuff&quot; hits the fan <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)"&nbsp; data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" />&quot;A local Heroine--for her valor in defending the lands--was granted a piece of land on the frontier of the nation (and the title &quot;Baroness&quot;) by a Duke. The keep is nearing completion, and the she is expected, by custom, to take a husband begin a &quot;lineage&quot;. She is Bisexual and is more than willing to have a &quot;marriage of convenience&quot; with the son of a prominent merchant (who will be granted a lower station than her).Her Lesbian lover (a fellow party member) wants no part of a polyamorous relationship, and has been hoping that the cede of land would be an opportunity for she and the Heroine to settle down.The PC's can be involved by....
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<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Knowing the Merchant Son, who has had threats, and an unsuccessful attempt on his life by an &quot;unknown force&quot; who is against the marriage (This can be the lesbian Lover, a rival merchant house, or some other faction witha&nbsp; stake in th marriage). The merchant Son is enthusiastic about the marriage not just because it is advantageous to his family, but because The Heroine is hot (He's young! Lighten up) 
 
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<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Knowing the Lesbian Lover, who is very much just wants a quiet &quot;married&quot; life away from crawling through dungeons and looting treasure. The cede of land was a perfect end to her adventuring days: Far enough away from the capitol that her relationship with The Heroine, would not be well-known; and secure and homey enough that their lives would not be a constant battle for survival (like adventuring). The arrival of the Merchant Son, and The Heroine's enthusiasm for the marriage, are admittedly a bit of a slap in the face to the Lesbian Lover...who has been loyal and steadfast all these years. 
 
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<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Knowing The Heroine, who, while very fond of the Lesbian Lover, has been &quot;missing&quot; male companionship for quite some time, and considers the marriage to be a terrific &quot;fix&quot; for her dilemma. Unknown to the Lesbian Lover, she also has no real plans to settle down, and plans to use her new keep as a base of operations to expand her territories into Hobgoblin lands. A marriage to the Merchant Son, who is both wealthy enough to hire mercenaries and a decent enough swordsman himself, meets The Heroine's needs exactly as well as fulfilling her oaths to the Duke. Plus, he is hot! (She's young! Lighten up!)</li>
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[QUOTE="Teflon Billy, post: 1359146, member: 264"] I want to post something here before the "Stuff" hits the fan :) "A local Heroine--for her valor in defending the lands--was granted a piece of land on the frontier of the nation (and the title "Baroness") by a Duke. The keep is nearing completion, and the she is expected, by custom, to take a husband begin a "lineage". She is Bisexual and is more than willing to have a "marriage of convenience" with the son of a prominent merchant (who will be granted a lower station than her). Her Lesbian lover (a fellow party member) wants no part of a polyamorous relationship, and has been hoping that the cede of land would be an opportunity for she and the Heroine to settle down. The PC's can be involved by....[list] [*]Knowing the Merchant Son, who has had threats, and an unsuccessful attempt on his life by an "unknown force" who is against the marriage (This can be the lesbian Lover, a rival merchant house, or some other faction witha stake in th marriage). The merchant Son is enthusiastic about the marriage not just because it is advantageous to his family, but because The Heroine is [i]hot[/i] (He's young! Lighten up) [*]Knowing the Lesbian Lover, who is very much just wants a quiet "married" life away from crawling through dungeons and looting treasure. The cede of land was a perfect end to her adventuring days: Far enough away from the capitol that her relationship with The Heroine, would not be well-known; and secure and homey enough that their lives would not be a constant battle for survival (like adventuring). The arrival of the Merchant Son, and The Heroine's enthusiasm for the marriage, are admittedly a bit of a slap in the face to the Lesbian Lover...who has been loyal and steadfast all these years. [*]Knowing The Heroine, who, while very fond of the Lesbian Lover, has been "missing" male companionship for quite some time, and considers the marriage to be a terrific "fix" for her dilemma. Unknown to the Lesbian Lover, she also has no real plans to settle down, and plans to use her new keep as a base of operations to expand her territories into Hobgoblin lands. A marriage to the Merchant Son, who is both wealthy enough to hire mercenaries and a decent enough swordsman himself, meets The Heroine's needs [I]exactly[/I] as well as fulfilling her oaths to the Duke. Plus, he is hot! (She's young! Lighten up!)[/list] [/QUOTE]

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