Vote tally - A Sword Without a Hilt: A Song of Ice and Fire/D&D 3.5 Crossover

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  7 people have voted

  [X] No
  -[X] The answer is obvious. Ysilla does not have to speak to her father immediately, but while we are here and when there is a moment of privacy, it may be best if she does so with our tacit support, not so much excusing her actions so much as making it obvious we were protecting her as much as we could without storming the Vale looking for Wildlings to take to account by our own hand. (Speak to Ysilla next about telling her father the deal she made.)

  • Crake
  • BeepSmile
  • Massgamer
  • T_of_A
  • Artemis1992
  • Diomedea
  • Genji

  4 people have voted

  [X] Yes
  -[X] Tell Lord Royce of his daughter's indiscretions. A well-meaning, but foolish child's happiness is much less important than her father's trust and support. If she ends up under closer supervision, it might keep her from making another stupid decision with consequences she is unequipped to deal with.

  • Goldfish
  • Duesal
  • iggyfan
  • egoo