>>28706408
>C) Decline, you have everything you need

>>28706408

B. ask what their bringing so we know what to bring

>>28706408
B

>>28706408
A) Accept the money and the offer

We need food and water in case we fail at hunting. At least For everyone, and not just ourselves, Anna and leman Russ.

ALSO, OP, USE THIS PICTURE FOR OPENING POSTS

http://i.imgur.com/EFL5xrq.jpg?1

>>28706519
>http://i.imgur.com/EFL5xrq.jpg?1
but we're an inquisitor not a paladin

captcha: sir viblembo
that's our name now

>>28706408
A)

we need flour, fifty feet of rope,a crowbar, and some torchs

>>28706554
But we can still get armor. Just we need to pay from our own pockets.

Seriously, at least chain mail and a helmet.

In the battlefield, plate armor is so good.

>>28706603
But it restricts movement, and we're more towards the ranger end of the agility vs armour scale.

>>28706633
What about magical armor?

>>28706643
We have 2 gold and 6 silver. Good luck getting magical armour.

>>28706587

I can't belive I forgot the 10 foot pole

it's like trying to get us killed

>>28706408
>B)

>>28706503
>>28706504
You agree that you should gather some supplies before you go, but politely decline the money. They agree to meet at the city gate in two hours, which will give everyone plenty of time to finish what they need to do. When you separate, Anna taps you on the shoulder and holds out a canvas pouch. She tells you that she scraped together 10 gold pieces, and that you are welcome to them if you like. She looks embarrassed to be offering something like this.

"Leman Russ and I have been earning it by chasing rats and helping shopkeepers. I spent all the silver and copper ones on candy and treats for us, but I kept the gold ones. You should have them because you're my... you know."

A) Accept kindly. This will be very helpful
B) Decline. That's her hard earned money, she can use it how she likes
C) Decline, and tell her to keep saving. That's more money than you've ever had, and it could be good to save it for her future.

>>28706679
>Not saving up money and using church contacts to get discounts to get plate armor
>Not studying to bless the armor to be lighter.

But seriously, we need some fucking armor and a helmet. At least chain mail or an helmet.

We almost lost an eye out there due to an Orc that could have been block by an helmet.

B) Decline. That's her hard earned money, she can use it how she likes

>>28706757
D)Only take what we NEED she can keep the rest
also thank her

>>28706757

C. we are a responsible father figure

>>28706787
>>28706757
D

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>>28706757
>C) Decline, and tell her to keep saving. That's more money than you've ever had, and it could be good to save it for her future.
Also get her to finish that sentence.

>>28706758
That's all good and true, but we still can't get magical light/medium armour right now.

Also I can't unsee Anna as pic related

>>28706757
C) Decline, and tell her to keep saving. That's more money than you've ever had, and it could be good to save it for her future.

>>28706757
>C) Decline, and tell her to keep saving. That's more money than you've ever had, and it could be good to save it for her future.
It would be good if the girl got aspirations above being our...whatever she fancies.

>>28706757
D, say * I am your what? *

>>28706757
>C) Decline, and tell her to keep saving. That's more money than you've ever had, and it could be good to save it for her future.

Silly girl should think of herself more.

>>28706833
Oh dear lord, what have we unlease on this world.

The true god of this world has awoken. The goddess of victory and luck and money.

>>28706926
>>28706813
>>28706833

You tell her to put her purse away. She earned that money herself, and it belongs only to her. You take what you have and head toward the shops. You spend a few minutes browsing, looking at several types of fine robes and armor, when suddenly you feel a large hand on your shoulder. You turn to see a familiar face, with a vibrant mustache. Greeting you is the knight you saved along the road over a year ago, when you first came to the city. You spend a few minutes catching up, and you find out that he's retired from duty and gone into metalworks. He spends most of his time fixing horseshoes and wagon tongues, but his son is learning and wants to be a smith for the Holy Palace, to repay their kindness. Should you:

A) Ask if he can spare a set of mail for you and Anna. It will be great to have.
B) Give him a warm goodbye and wish him well. Good deeds don't need reward
C) Ask to meet his family before you leave town
D) Other

>>28706993
Next time I play Fire Emblem: Awakening I'm definitely putting Anna and Donnel together, S rank.

>>28707017
>B) Give him a warm goodbye and wish him well. Good deeds don't need reward

>>28707017
>A) Ask if he can spare a set of mail for you and Anna. It will be great to have.
Mail shouldn't keep us down too much.

>>28707017
>A
We can return it later if we're still alive.

>>28707017
B

>>28707017
>C) Ask to meet his family before you leave town and then we give him a warm goodbye when we leave because good deeds don't need rewards

>>28706833
Anna does in fact have red hair in canon, but not because of FE. I actually forgot about her while writing this.

>>28707017
>C) Ask to meet his family before you leave town
It would be nice to meet them. Also, while the gratitude from the son is appriciated, it is not necessary. It is merely what any servant of the sun had ought to do.

>>28707020
That impossible anon.

She only waifu for robin.

I know right?

There only about 2 bad waifu for donnel and the rest is god tier.

From the magician girl that teaches donnel the truth of science, to the tomboy knight love without being man handled. Seriously, that like one of the two relationship where the man isn't manhandled. The princess is good as well from their time together due to their age and their seperate thoughts because of class and Olivia.
Them swans.

A) Ask if he can spare a set of mail for you and Anna. It will be great to have.

We try to pay it back.

Seriously, that close shave teaches us the value of armor.

>C) Ask to meet his family before you leave town

>>28707103
>not going female robin for Chrom husbando
Chrom's D is what told him to trust Robin, obviously.

>>28707017
C) Ask to meet his family before you leave town

I for one would like to meet his family. It would be nice to get to know the people we have helped out. We should find that man who we talked down from robbing us to see how he is doing.

>>28707137
Besides, Lucina is best daughteru

>>28707176
fuck man I don't think I ever even finished Fire Emblem
that's something I should do sometime

>>28707034
>>28707069
>>28707077

You wrap up your conversation, telling him that you should get back to Anna. He asks about her, since he didn't see any girl with you when you last met. You say she is:

A) An orphan girl you took in from the street
B) Your companion and ward
C) A young woman you travel with
D) Other

>>28707176
>Lucina
>Not twintails
lel

>>28707222
>A) An orphan girl you took in from the street

>>28707222
Let's go with B, we don't have to tell everybody we come across our life story and C is ambiguous in all the wrong ways

>>28707222
C) A young woman you travel with
Here come the jokes.

>>28707222
A) An orphan girl you took in from the street

>>28707222
>C) A young woman you travel with

>>28707249
>Implying the ambiguity isn't in all the right ways

>>28707222
B) Your companion and ward

>>28707222
B) Your companion and ward
C) A young woman you travel with

>>28707222
>B) Your companion and ward

>>28707265
Changing my answer to B)

>>28707222
>B) Your companion and ward
We don't seem like a joking person

>>28707222
>C) A young woman you travel with
Probably late...

>>28707222
B) Your companion and ward

She "Is" our companion but I would like to keep away from implying anything more.

>>28707354
>>28707312
>>28707291
You tell him that Anna is a girl you took in as your companion, and about how you have been helping to raise and train her. You tell him the stories of your time together, such as the bandit encounter, and training together in the Palace. He is very interested in meeting her, and invites you to his home for tea. You accept, seeing as you still have plenty of time, and go to collect Anna and Leman Russ. You find them sooner than expected, looking at some flowers in a shop just around the corner. You tell her about the visit and she gladly comes along.

The four of you walk a couple of blocks to a metalworks, where in the front sits a thin young man with toned arms, hammering away at a hunk of iron. He tells you he is the son of the former knight, and that he has been working hard to become skilled enough to work in the Palace to repay you someday. All of you head inside the house for tea, where you meet the knight's wife. She is a middle aged woman, just about as old as him, with laugh lines. There is also a toddler, a boy no more than 4, playing at the table. You greet them politely and sit down as she prepares the tea and some crackers. The knight's son asks you to retell some of the stories of your work, especially the battle in southtown. Do you:

A) Describe it as grim and bloody
B) Spin it as heroic and triumphant
C) Make it seem uninteresting
D) Tell it exactly as you recall
E) Explain that it isn't polite talk for tea
F) Other

>>28707495
>D) Tell it exactly as you recall
no need to boast.

>>28707495
E) Explain that it isn't polite talk for tea
We're not about to start romanticizing battle and it's a far too bloody story with the 4 year old around.

>>28707495

C. lets try and not gives him any ideas

>>28707495
>E) Explain that it isn't polite talk for tea

>>28707495
>E) Explain that it isn't polite talk for tea
But, if he insists:
>D) Tell it exactly as you recall

>>28707495
>E) Explain that it isn't polite talk for tea

But maybe once we get back from our mission we will swing by and tell him all about it.

>>28707627
>>28707584
>>28707562
You politely refrain from the retelling, saying that talk of battle has no place in a home as warm and peaceful as this. The knight agrees, admitting to never having told his sons a single story of his time in service. Although he does lean over to you and mention that the tales of heroics may have been helpful in the conception of his boys.

After a lovely tea, you notice that it is almost time to head to the town gate. You thank them for their hospitality, as does Anna, and you offer to see yourselves out. Before you go however, the knight asks you to come out and see his work. He shows you to the workshop, full of nails, horeshoes, and other assorted metal builds. You admire them briefly, and he tells you to wait while he fetches one more thing. He returns shortly with two rolled masses of chain. The large one, he says, was his while he served. It is worn, but sturdy. Noticing that you still carry his old sword, he claims it is only right for you to take this as well. The remains of his armor was sold off to fund their new business, but he kept this just in case. He also unrolls a second set, much smaller. It was to be his son's, when he joined the service, but he gave up that dream when his father came home from the battle with the basilisk. He offers them both to you, as a final payment for his life, and the time he now gets to spend with his family. Do you:

A) Accept with gratitude
B) Decline. You need no reward
C) Offer the 10 gold for them
D) Other

>>28707807
>A) Accept with gratitude

A) Accept with gratitude

>>28707807
D Ask for them for the House of Light, then promise you'll return them for his son to practice on later

>>28707807
>A)
Freely offered? Sure. We need some armor, anyways.

>>28707807
>A) Accept with gratitude

>>28707807
>A) Accept with gratitude

>>28707807
a

>>28707807
>D) Other
Offer him the gold coins we have on us as recompense. No good turn had ought to go without another.

>>28707892
>>28707891
>>28707879
You graciously accept the kind offer, and show Anna your gifts. She is curious as to how exactly the mail works, and you explain that it goes on under your robes to protect you from blows. She seems shocked by the idea of cold metal against your bare chest, but you correct her and say that it goes over your normal clothes. She asks to change in the washroom, while you disrobe and don the mail in the workshop. It's not as heavy as it would seem, and is quite flexible. Anna comes out soon, looking less curvy due to the mail. She remarks that it isn't quite as snug as her clothes normally are. You say shell just have to get used to them, and make your final goodbyes. When you reach the town gate, Diane and Andre are already waiting. You tell them about your gifts and Diane compliments how rugged you look with the chain sleeves emerging from your robes. The four of you set off on the road, keeping in step. By sundown, you've made excellent time, and Andre says that you could hunt if you like. Do you:

A) Accompany him
B) Lend him Leman Russ and stay with Diane and Anna
C) Tell Anna and Leman Russ to go with him while you help set up camp
D) Allow him to go alone, you'll only slow him down
E) Other

>>28708080
B

>>28708080
>E) accompany him with Lemann Russ

A) Accompany him

Bro it up. Seriously, try to talk to him and get friendly.

>>28708080
>A) Accompany him

>>28708080
>C) Tell Anna and Leman Russ to go with him while you help set up camp
Be a good opportunity for Anna to learn from Andre and Russ how to hunt. Might also expand her horizons as far as men are concerned. Not that I object to obvious infatuation with us, it just seems we had ought to give her the opportunity to get off of the train at some point.

>>28708080
E) Take Leman Russ and accompany him

It's been too long since we have gottent to hunt with our old friend.

>>28708080
>A)

>>28708160
>>28708172
>>28708159
You tell Anna to stay and set up camp while you, Russ and Andre go hunting. She agrees and begins unpacking your things. The three of you have a race to the treeline, in which Russ is clearly unaware of the competition or else he's pass you in an instant. Inside, you begin setting snares in good locations. You quickly that while he may quite adept in melee, Andre has a few things to learn about moving quietly in the woods. You give him some pointers and he learns fast. Soon the both of you are trailing a boar, and chewing the fat as you go along. Do you talk about:

A) Being an inquisitor
B) His personal life
C) Your pasts
D) Love
E) Other

>>28708295
>A) Being an inquisitor

>>28708295
A+C

>>28708295
A) Being an inquisitor

>>28708295
E) Stop chewing the fat, that's everyone's dinner
But more seriously
D) Love

>>28708295

E. the weather

>>28708295
>A) Being an inquisitor

All of the others are boring

>>28708295

>A) Being an inquisitor

>>28708295
>D) Love
It has become abundantly clear that Anna has a girl boner for us. What do.

>>28708295
>A) Being an inquisitor
Anyone voting for love obviously doesn't realize that it isn't love

A and C if we can

We bare
Y know much about ourselves

>>28708309
>>28708322
>>28708337
You start conversing about your lives as inquisitors. He tells you that when he first started, he planned to be a cleric, but when he sister joined the church, he chose to become an inquisitor so that he would be able to request her aid in missions. He tells you about a few of the battles he's taken part in, including one possibly embellished story about him taking on an entire circle of mages with only one saber and a broken arm. While you chat, Leman Russ flushes out the boar you'd been tracking, barking and chasing it around in tight circles to tire it out. Do you:

A) Fire an arrow at it, at the risk of missing
B) Jump down and slay it with Dad's knife
C) Let Leman Russ finish it off
D) Offer the kill to Andre

D) Offer the kill to Andre
A) if Andre fucks it up

>>28708451
>A) Fire an arrow at it, at the risk of missing
if we miss choose whichever is most likely to not fail

>>28708451
B) Jump down and slay it with Dad's knife
I'm hungry, I don't have time for this shit. Fuckin' amateur. That being said, I don't want to kill him or for Leman to eat everyone's dinner.

>>28708451
B) Jump down and slay it with Dad's knife

>>28708503
oops, thought it was andre chasing it for a moment. Still, stab it.

>>28708451
>B)

B)

>>28708503
>>28708513
You wait for the perfect moment, as Leman Russ leads the boar right under the branch you're perched on, and draw Dad's knife. Right when the board is about to run under the branch, you let your weight go, and fall from the branch as delicately as a leaf. You land right in the boar's path, and when it attempts to come to a stop, you grab it's tusk and cut it's throat. Andre claps and whistles as you dust yourself off. He commends how far your skill s are coming. Together you skin the boar, leave the entrails, and bring the cuts back to camp. Anna and Diane are deathly quiet when you return, but Andre perks them up with his trademark cheer. You cook up the boar, and leave the scraps for Russ. When all is said and done, it comes time for bed, and Andre proposes a watch. Anna asks to go first, but you can already see bags forming under her eyes. Do you:

A) Assure Andre that with Russ around, you won't need a watch
B) Allow Anna to go first, then she can sleep till morning
C) Tell Anna to get to bed. She needs her rest.
D) Other

>>28708664
D) We will go first with Russ.

>>28708664
> C) Tell Anna to get to bed. She needs her rest.

>>28708664
>C) Tell Anna to get to bed. She needs her rest.

>>28708664
D) We'll take first watch with Russ.

>>28708701
>>28708783
Russ should sleep now. He can't stay and watch for every switch, we're more likely to be attacked later and will need him sharp.

C) Tell Anna to get to bed. She needs her rest.

It time for us to...stay on watch

>>28708725
>>28708760
You tell Anna that she needs her rest more than anyone here, and send her to bed. She does so, leaving and you agree to take first watch with Russ. As everyone gets to sleep, you lay by the campfire, staring at the stars. You ponder for the two hours assigned to you, and eventually wake Andre for his shift. Sleep is rough that night, and when you awake, you're certain you had a nightmare.

The following morning, you all complete morning prayers, even Russ who has taken to stretching out with you as you praise the sunrise.You hit the road after a quick bite, and make it to the remains of the warcamp just after noon. It's smaller than you thought it would be. It consists mostly of straw and wood huts, held together by rope and luck. There are walls cut from logs that provide cover to the people inside. Andre suggests simply taking a flame to it and letting the ashes blow away in the breeze, but Anna thinks there might be something worth seeing inside. Do you:

A) Torch it, there's nothing here but foul orc stink
B) Inspect it. Just to be sure
C) Tear it down by hand. It'll be harder but then you can be sure that the rubble is all cleared away
D) Other

B) Inspect it. Just to be sure

>>28708928
>B) Inspect it. Just to be sure

>>28708928

B. LOOTIN TIME

>>28708953
>>28708995
>>28709022
You convince Andre to hold off on burning the place, and instead search it for anything that may be valuable or important. You and he lead the way into the camp, followed by Russ, Anna and Diane. With weapons ready, you enter and begin peeking around. Russ sniffs out some provisions, but they smell too foul to eat. As wipe grease and blood from your hands, you hear a shriek from behind you. You qhip around to see two orcs have somehow snuck up on your group, and are targeting Anna and Diane. Andre sees too, but is a deal farther away from the girls than you, and Leman Russ is nowhere in sight. You draw your sword and rush in. Do you:

A) Run to help Anna. Andre will help Diane
B) Run to Diane. You know Anna can last in a fight, if only for long enough for help to arrive
C) Whistle for Russ to tackle one, hoping he gets there before Andre
D) Other

>>28709176
A+C

>>28709176
>B) Run to Diane. You know Anna can last in a fight, if only for long enough for help to arrive


Also whistle for Russ

B) Run to Diane. You know Anna can last in a fight, if only for long enough for help to arrive

PROTECT THE CLERIC, ANNA CAN FIGHT OFF AN SINGLE ORC

>>28709176
B) Run to Diane. You know Anna can last in a fight, if only for long enough for help to arrive

She is a cleric and more quishy than Anna. It's also time to see if she can put her skills to use.

>>28709195
Good points from above, changing answer to B+C.
We also conditioned Anna, so that should help her too.

>>28709206
>>28709219
>>28709229
You rush in to block the orc grasping for Diane, and retort with a slice across the forearm. He howls in pain, stepping back and allowing you to capitalize and deliver a grand kick to his stomach. He falls to the ground, and you finish him off. Then you turn your attention to Anna, who is busy dodging the orc assailing her, swinging his half broken club in wide arcs. You run toward him, but he spots you and brings down his club over your head. You manage to parry with our sword, which cuts straight through the flimsy wood and leaves him with only a hunk of splinters. Then you feel something heavy hit your back, and look up to see that Andre has used your shoulder as a step to leap up and drive his sabers into the orc's chest, sending both of them to the dirt. Andre gets back to his feet and warns you to be on the lookout for more.

Sure enough, more orcs come out of the woodwork. 3 to be exact. Andre marks the largest one, and tells you to take one as well. Do you go for:

A) The small one. Get rid of him quick and move on
B) The one with a greatsword, he's clearly the most dangerous

>>28709364
B
Big sword
big problems

>>28709364
B) The one with a greatsword, he's clearly the most dangerous.
Anna can deal with the small one.

B) The one with a greatsword, he's clearly the most dangerous

Anna can get the small one

>>28709364
B) Go for the most dangerous

>>28709378
>>28709391
>>28709415
You tell Anna to take down the small one while you handle the more deadly one. You weave past the smaller orc to get to your target, who brings his sword down in a great arc. You roll to the side and avoid it, but when you turn back around he is already in mid swing and you take the blow full force in the side, and are knocked off of your feet. You roll in the dirt, avoiding his swings, clutching your side the whole time. Your sword has fallen from your grip, and the orc is dead set on getting rid of you. Will you:

A) Keep dodging, trying to attack now is foolish
B) Try to get to your sword
C) Draw Dad's knife
D) Other

>>28709475
C) Draw dad's knife
take him out quickly

>>28709475

C) Draw the knife.

>>28709475
C) Draw Dad's knife

>>28709475
C
Go for the squishy bits

>>28709487
>>28709499
>>28709508
You reach for your belt and draw Dad's knife, ready to pounce on your enemy as soon as you get the chance. That chance comes in the form of Leman Russ, who arrives and begins tearing at the orc's ankle. The orcs kicks him off with little effort, but the distraction gives you enough time to leap onto the orc's back and begin plunging your knife into his neck. Over and over you stab,. until he falls to his knees with a guttural noise in his throat. You roll off of him and pick your sword back up, while wiping your knife on his clothes and sliding it back home. Over at the gate, Diane and Andre speak, and Anna is already rushing toward you. She throws all her weight into you, which almost sends you back to the bloody soil. but you stay standing. She clutches at your robes and buries her face in your chest. Andre and Diane follow, explaining how she planted three arrows in the orc before it slowed down, and then had to hit it with a stone before it finally gave up. Anna herself seemed to not want to emerge from your bosom. Do you:

A) Give her a moment to collect herself
B) Tell her to calm down, and that you need treatment badly
C) Tell Diane and Andre to continue searching without the two of you
D) Try to comfort her with words
E) Other

>>28709628
D) Try to comfort her with words
We're all okay, 'tis but a scratch.

>>28709628
>B) Tell her to calm down so that we can heal our wound.

Got to love learning healing magic.

>>28709628

D) Try to comfort her with words and then
E) Test out our handy dandy new healing spell.

>>28709628
D) Tell her we are fine, but would like to heal ourselves.

>>28709680
>>28709699
>>28709655
You place a hand no Anna's head, and another around her shoulder and speak softly to her. You assure her that everything is alright now, and that nothing bad is going to happen to any of you. She sobs for a minute, and you let her get it out before she pulls away and goes to sit with Leman Russ. Diane notices that you are bleeding, and offers to patch you up, but you tell her that you'll handle it yourself. With your Holy Symbol in hand, you cast Heal on the wound in your side. The pain fades and the feeling of blood trickling down your side ceases. You feel fight as a fiddle again.

Anna and Leman Russ are already checking the remaining huts when they call out to you. You run over and look inside the hut they've opened to see the problem. There, wrapped up in filthy blankets and stirring gently are two tiny orcs. They are young, far too young to even walk. Upon entering the hut and seeing them, Andre draws his sabers and goes over to terminate them. Will you:

A) Stop him
B) Talk the girls outside
C) Tell the girls to leave, but stay yourself

>>28709628 #

D) Try to comfort her with words and then
E) Test out our handy dandy new healing spell.

>>28709827
>A) Stop him

We punish the wicked. Not the innocent.

>>28709827
>A) Stop him
Muh morals

>>28709827
>C) Tell the girls to leave, but stay yourself
We Inquisitor now. Stop the threat before it becomes one

>>28709827
A) Stop him

>>28709827
>Our face when we come to realise they the orcs we just killed at this camp were just trying to protect their children instead of wanting to raid.

>>28709960
tis the price of war

>>28709870
>>28709853
>>28709896
You reach out and grab Andre's shoulder before he gets too close to them. He turns and asks what the problem is, and you tell him you don't think it's right to slay a child who has committed no crimes. Andre shakes his head.

"This happens a lot with newer members. You have to understand that even if we let them live, they'll only starve or be eaten out here in the wilderness. And even if we took them back with us, the people of the town or any other town would never accept them. Giving them a quick and painless death is a greater mercy than they or their kind deserve."

You look back at Anna and Diane. Diane seems to be okay with this turn of events, but Anna is looking to you, wondering what the right answer is. Do you:

A) Agree. This is best for everyone
B) Disagree. They deserve a chance.
C) Other

>>28709981
>A) Agree. This is best for everyone
Mercy killing

>>28709981
A) Agree
Tell Anna to go outside. We have to get used to this because it's our job - she doesn't.

>>28709981
B They are orphans
They belong in an orphanage
Racial Problems YEAH

>>28709981
>A) Agree. This is best for everyone

>>28710026
What, isn't she an Inquisitor now?

B) Disagree. They deserve a chance.

I refuse such thing like mercy killing unless they dying and they just want to end it all and go to the holy father

Mercy killing? Fuck that. I don't think the sun would agree.

>>28710043
For fucks sake, she never joined the inquisitors. OP can confirm. She's just our companion.

>>28710059
Okay, okay. Then yeah we should send her out. Still seems weird that they'd give her room and board while allowing her on possible classified missions.

>>28709981
>B) Disagree. They deserve a chance.

B

I don't think our character support killing babies

>>28709981
>A) Agree. This is best for everyone

>>28710098
This
At least object to it
God damn guys

>>28709981
B)

We didn't kill a wolf when it was hungry and wanted our food, we healed a man who asked us to leave him to his fate, we helped a girl get another chance at life.

I have to give them that chance. I take full responsibility for them.

>>28710116
Would you rather them be killed slowly by the kids whose parents were killed by theirs?
Obviously it isn't right, but it's this or let them be killed later.

This is an kind of guy that gave food to an wild wolf and tame it, didn't left an knight to die, help an homeless orphan and took her in, save an man life before he went on a crime of life.

The character we play w
As doesn't support killing babies.

>>28709981
>A) Agree. This is best for everyone
Remember to link votes.

>>28710159
Then we check up on them every week and make sure theyre being treated fairly

>>28710159
Then kill everyone.

No one lives forever in this world other than gods...I think.

We be their father figure, their moral compass.

>>28710188
Either you're baiting our you're retarded. We can't beat up people who hurt them and we wouldn't even have time when we inevitably bring more and more in and they start hating the people who discriminate them.

>>28709997
>>28710026
>>28710043
You hang your head, but feel in your heart that Andre is right. Being an adherent to the Father or Light isn't always about brotherhood and glory. You see now that mercy comes in many forms. You tell Diane to take Anna outside, and the both of them leave. You and Andre dispatch the three orcs, and say a prayer to the Father of Light, asking for guidance and forgiveness.

After all is said and done, you set fire to the camp, and everything in it. Among the things you found inside, you find a pair of bracers that just need a good scrubbing to be usable, as well as 100 gold which you split evenly among the group. As you watch the bonfire blaze against the night sky, you begin to wonder if you truly made the right choice.

About two days later, you arrive back in town. Andre and Diane head back to the Holy Palace, but before they depart Diane tells you to meet her in the study again tonight if you have time. Anna and Russ seem weary from the trip, and Anna still seems troubled by your mission, but she hasn't attempted to speak about it. Do you:

A) Head home and rest. Anna and Russ need it, and whatever Diane wants to discuss can wait.
B) Take Anna out on the town to get her mind of things, and maybe try to loosen her lips a bit
C) Take your companions home, and see what Diane wants
D) Go home, but see the bishop
E) Other

>>28710242
>C) Take your companions home, and see what Diane wants

>>28710242
COME On, IT WAS AN TIE

>>28710242
>C) Take your companions home, and see what Diane wants

>>28710242
>B) Take Anna out on the town to get her mind of things, and maybe try to loosen her lips a bit
Let her know that we're still divided on it too.

>>28710242
>C) Take your companions home, and see what Diane wants

OP, can we still learn some Arcane stuff even if we chose to praise the sun?

>>28710242
C+ Go see the bishop.

I feel like we need some guidance now.

>>28710294
I wouldn't mind going to see the Bishop as well.

>>28710259
>>28710271
>>28710293
You walk Anna and Russ home, and tell Anna to wash up and get some food. She complies silently, looking away when you speak to her. You yourself make your way to the clerics' study, where Diane told you to meet her. Inside are the same high shelves and wooden tables, as well as several clerics reading the tome contained there. You find Diane sitting at a table near the back, pouring over a particularly thick looking volume with what appears to be a passing interest, as if she were just killing time. You approach and greet her, and she invites you to sit. She says that it's good to reread the scriptures now and again, to keep the context fresh in your mind. Once again she shares a book with you, even despite you smelling quite ripe. After an hour or so of reciting the verses from before, she turns to you and asks why you've chosen to join the church. You explain your desire to be a great hero and help the world, which she finds amusing. She then asks why you always travel with Anna. You respond:

A) I feel responsible for her. I took her in when she had no one.
B) I'm not sure. I just enjoy having her around.
C) Someone needs to keep an eye on her, and keep her out of trouble.
D) It's complicated.
E) I'd rather not talk about it

>>28710418
A) I feel responsible for her. I took her in when she had no one.

>>28710418
D+E
muh waifu

>>28710418
A) I feel responsible for her. I took her in when she had no one.

She is like family in a way.

>>28710418
>A) I feel responsible for her. I took her in when she had no one.

>>28710444
>>28710465
>>28710469
Diane nods in understanding. You continue reading verses for a while longer, until you get too hungry to focus. You thank her for her help, and head to the mess hall for something to eat. After, you run into the bishop on the way to the garden. He is surprised to see you, saying that he just ran into Anna. He also notices the look of worry on your face. Do you:

A) Tell him about the incident at the warcamp
B) Only tell him that you're having a crisis of morality
C) Keep it to yourself. There's no need to bring it up.
D) Other

>>28710565
B
Why must other races kill one another?

>>28710565
>A) Tell him about the incident at the warcamp

>>28710565
A) Tell him about the incident at the warcamp
We need help sorting this out. Best not to be vague if we want him to help us.

>>28710565
A and that we are having a crisis of morality.

>>28710606
>>28710607
>>28710644
You recount the events of the mission, and the choice you had to make there. He strokes his snowy beard and ponders your words for a moment. You stand there in silence, waiting for his reply for what feels like hours. Then he looks you in the eye and speaks, "When I was a paladin, this city was constantly under attack by bandits and tribes every winter, when the wild grew bare from cold. I fought in countless battles and skirmishes from the day I donned my armor. Side by side with my brothers I struck down many men and even women who would see this city and it's people collapse from famine and illness. And one day I had much the same dilemma as you. I asked the bishop then, if it was truly righteous to slay the hungry for seeking food, even if they wanted to slay others for it. He told me that laws were set by gods, and given to men to raise them above the beasts of the land. He told me that cooperation and trust were the pillars of all society. This was all he told me. He did not tell you whether my actions were right or wrong, but left it for me to decide. I decided that I would protect the people of this city from harm, as best I could until the day I died. So I suppose I must tell you that there is no true right in the world. There is only law, passed down by gods or made by your own hand." Before you can speak again, he turns and leaves. You stand in silence a while longer, then head to the bath, and off to bed.

The next morning comes and goes, and you meet Anna in the garden for practice. While you spar, she asks what you talked about with Diane the previous night. While parrying her strikes, you respond:

A) Just reading some texts. She says it helps to review
B) We actually talked about you for a while
C) Dull things that you wouldn't enjoy
D) Focus, or you'll get a bump on the head
E) Other

>>28710823
Tell her that it's unimportant and address the morality issue.

>>28710823
A Plus a bit of D after we get done telling her

>>28710823
>>28710823
A) Just reading some texts. She says it helps to review

A) Just reading some texts. She says it helps to review

>>28710967
>>28710926
>>28710883
You tell her that she only wanted to review some texts to make sure you're keeping up. Anna seems to accept this. You continue to parry her blows for a while, when she asks you if you wouldn't mind seriously sparring for just a while. You agree, as long as she's willing to take a handicap. You'll go until you strike her once, or she strikes you 3 times, for her own safety. She complies and you take positions. The both of you bow, assume your stances, and begin. Right off the bat, you see how her speed has improved when she lunges and jabs your in the stomach with her training sword. You rub the spot and prepare again, more cautious this time. She comes at you and your parry and sidestep most of her blows. This keeps up until she manages to strike your hand and then your shoulder. Through the pain you must admire her skill. You return to positions for the final bout, and she comes at you again. This time, you fully focus on her movements and keep her attacking for nearly 10 solid minutes. Finally she tries a desperate lunge at you, which leaves her wide open to a counter. Will you:

A) Disarm her and take the match
B) Block the swing and keep the fight going
C) Allow her to hit you, out of good spirit

>>28711087
A) Disarm her and take the match.

>>28711087
>B) Block the swing and keep the fight going

Keep her going until she gets too tierd.

>>28711087
B) Block the swing and keep the fight going

Time to see just how long she can hang on. Sometimes a fight could last much longer.

>>28711087
B) Block the swing and keep the fight going

>>28711136
>>28711158
>>28711169
You turn her blade away and keep the match going for a while longer. Anna's swings become more desperate, as she tries anything to land the final blow on you. You notice that your own reactions are beginning to slow down. It seems that your breath is getting shallow, and your arm is growing heavy. If you drag this out much longer, you'll both fall over before it's decided. Will you:

A) Take the match quickly, and have a rest
B) Keep it going as long as you can. This is the most fun you've had in a while
C) Give her the match and let her leave with some pride

>>28711215
>C) Give her the match and let her leave with some pride

>>28711215
C) Give her the match and let her leave with some pride

>>28711215
A) Take the match quickly, and have a rest

B) Keep it going as long as you can. This is the most fun you've had in a while

GUYS, FUN

>>28711224
>>28711248
Getting tired of this charade, you drop your guard long enough for her to land a grand blow to the back of your head. This has the unfortunate side effect of causing you to briefly black out. You awake with blurred vision, laying in the grass. You can make out Anna's voice as well as Russ' whimpering nearby. Anna seems to be apologizing for something, but the ringing in your ears prevents you from hearing correctly. Once you snap out of your daze, you see Anna's face over yours, and see tears welling up in her eyes, which then fall and splash you in the forehead. To your left, Leman Russ is licking your hand and whimpering. Anna continues to apologize through sniffles. You respond:

A) Calm down, I'm fine. You just hit harder than I expected
B) We aren't going to do that again soon
C) What's the matter with you? You could have killed me with a swing like that!

A) Calm down, I'm fine. You just hit harder than I expected, just be careful, a blow to the back of the head can kill someone

>>28711324
>A) Calm down, I'm fine. You just hit harder than I expected
Well that was a mistake. Oops.

>>28711324
>A) Calm down, I'm fine. You just hit harder than I expected

This girl does a lot of crying doesn't she? Does she really want to be in our line of work? I wonder if she has given thought about what she wants to do with her life.

>>28711377
The thing is that she isn't in our line of work. She's just there to be with us.

>>28711340
>>28711357
>>28711377
You assure her that you're fine, and you just need a second to gather yourself. She wipes her nose and gets back to her feet. She tells you that she's going out to the market with Russ, to get something. You acknowledge and tell her to be back before dark. As she runs off, you feel the back of you head and find that a lump is already forming. Time to head to the infirmary.

With that, I really need sleep, guys. If the thread dies by the time I start up again in the morning, I'll make a new one. Sorry to cut you off like this but it's like 3am for me. I'll try to finish up the story maybe within the next couple days though.

>>28711517
damn, cya next time

btw is there an archive?

>>28711553
No idea. Someone said they'd archive it earlier, but I didn't get confirmation

>>28711588
The first thread today (Yesterday) was but I don't see one for this.

>>28711588
What time tomorrow will you probably continue?

>>28711617
I'll probably be up again in around 5 to 6 hours, give or take. I'm having too much fun with this quest to stop. And it's only my first one ever.

>>28711611
I don't know how to do any of that stuff, if you do feel free.

>>28711643
How long are you planning for us to continue on our journey? It may have been only a few threads so far but i'm having hell of a good time

>>28711643
I hope you do more, maybe even just alternate peasant quests.
Maybe same first post, but strike out the holy options

>>28711699
Yeah, maybe replace the holy options or maybe just strike out Sun god.

>>28711706
yeah, next thread OP make a name n shit so we can recognise your future quests

>>28711553
>btw is there an archive?

Archive here, friend. I didn't make it but whoever did is awesome for grabbing everything posted on a few boards.

http://archive.foolz.us/tg/search/subject/Rags%20to%20Riches%20Quest/

>>28714151
New thread

>>28714184
Why did you start a new thread when this thread wasn't in autosage.

>>28714195
Because I'm half asleep and dazed, and also don't know jack about how any of this stuff works