Just to make it clear, if we say No now we can still marry her later, right?I'm just saying that, while the relationship can work... It would take time... lots of time to make it all better.
Just to make it clear, if we say No now we can still marry her later, right?I'm just saying that, while the relationship can work... It would take time... lots of time to make it all better.
most certinaly.Just to make it clear, if we say No now we can still marry her later, right?
Okay, I was worried that this is a now or never Decision. Yeah, okay, in that case we should not commit now, but also make clear that it's not that we are not interested at all, just that we aren't ready right now.
Sure, @Magoose, would that be ok? Writing a nice rejection to clarify we want to leave the option open for the future I mean.@Mr. Sandman, could you put a Write-In under the No-Option in your Plan to tell her that it's not that we aren't interested at all, just that it's not a good time right now?
Sure, @Magoose, would that be ok? Writing a nice rejection to clarify we want to leave the option open for the future I mean.
Thanks, both of you.
I think it's great. Definitely voting for it.Done! I'm not much of a romantic, but I think it is acceptable. If both of you want any changes feel free to tell me so.
it is... You may now vote.
Wrestling was very common and popular in Hellenic civilizations, which Valyria is based on, so I'd assume there are places where we can go and do it. Since it is a popular sport that requires more than one person, it would be a good hobby to socialize, I'm sure there are places we could go and meet other people. Also, the point of a hobby is to unwind, Valyrian Steel Smithing seems more of an occupation that would take a lot of time, and wouldn't lend itself for us to go out and meet many people to befriend. Same problem with most crafting hobbies. I guess we could do public speeches (rhetoric), but that would be too much for our shy protagonist I think. Idk, I just think it would be a good hobby for us.We can learn magic on our own. The Valaryians were known to build things with Dragon fire, or ordinary fire. Magic is common in Valaryia. There should be something to teach the PC about the architecture techniques of old Valyria, or somebody who can be paid off to teach about it.
Wrestling is not going to be the thing to improve personal combat and social skill, as we got nobody around except Rhaeyra to wrestle with.
If you really want to exploit the hobby pick for power, then you should think about taking up Valyrian Blacksmithing as a hobby. The PC has access to a Valyrian blacksmith that can make valyrian steel. You gain muscle growth, stamina, social interaction, and magic lessons from that.
I think clothing styles as a hobby, or even architecture would be better than wrestling. Study of clothing styles can allow the PC to recognize armor styles, how expensive someone is, how much a person cares about their appearance, and if valyrian clothes mean anything. Clothing design as the hobby may be the better phrase, as that way you can acquire knowledge about clothing styles, how to design your own clothes, and possibly gain some understanding of clothing in Valyria.
Don't forget dragon racing my friend. People love that, cause it's like air shows and nascar... with fire breathing dragons.Wrestling was very common and popular in Hellenic civilizations, which Valyria is based on, so I'd assume there are places where we can go and do it. Since it is a popular sport that requires more than one person, it would be a good hobby to socialize, I'm sure there are places we could go and meet other people. Also, the point of a hobby is to unwind, Valyrian Steel Smithing seems more of an occupation that would take a lot of time, and wouldn't lend itself for us to go out and meet many people to befriend. Same problem with most crafting hobbies. I guess we could do public speeches (rhetoric), but that would be too much for our shy protagonist I think. Idk, I just think it would be a good hobby for us.
That still doesn't mesh well with the whole social recluse personality. The PC does not give me the vibe of someone who would choose wrestling to socialize, but to beat his grief up. As a blacksmith the PC would have to talk with his master at least, and customers. We would have someone guaranteed to watch the PC's behavior, whereas wrestling leaves the PC on their own, or with Rheynas.Wrestling was very common and popular in Hellenic civilizations, which Valyria is based on, so I'd assume there are places where we can go and do it. Since it is a popular sport that requires more than one person, it would be a good hobby to socialize, I'm sure there are places we could go and meet other people. Also, the point of a hobby is to unwind, Valyrian Steel Smithing seems more of an occupation that would take a lot of time, and wouldn't lend itself for us to go out and meet many people to befriend. Same problem with most crafting hobbies. I guess we could do public speeches (rhetoric), but that would be too much for our shy protagonist I think. Idk, I just think it would be a good hobby for us.