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    As the heir to a noble family, you stand to inherit significant lands, titles, and wealth upon your father's death. However, this position of power brings great responsibility, as rival houses will seek to influence or conspire against you. Maintaining alliances and refusing marriage proposals incorrectly can have dangerous consequences. Prudence, cunning, and patience are required to successfully navigate the political challenges of lordship.

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    As the heir to a noble family, you stand to inherit significant lands, titles, and wealth upon your father's death. However, this position of power brings great responsibility, as rival houses will seek to influence or conspire against you. Maintaining alliances and refusing marriage proposals incorrectly can have dangerous consequences. Prudence, cunning, and patience are required to successfully navigate the political challenges of lordship.

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    Chapter 2: Game Rules

    Heir
    Young Adult Leader
    As heir, you stand to inherit your family’s lands, titles, and incomes upon your father’s death.
    Being the eldest offspring may promise future power and fortunes, but it also carries a grave responsibility. Arrayed around you are rival houses
    who would influence you with entreaties of friendship and alliance and who seek to bind you to them to garner some future favor while likely
    conspiring against you should you prove weak. Many nobles will seek to tie their houses to yours through marriage, and sometimes a refusal can
    have unfortunate or even deadly repercussions. While such a position brings great power, the
    burdens of lordship require cunning, caution, and, above all, patience.

    Abilities
    Animal Handling 2 Ride 1B
    Cunning 3
    Endurance 3
    F ighting 3 Long Blades 1B
    Language 3 Common Tongue
    Marksmanship 3 Bows 1B
    Persuasion 3
    Status 6 Breeding 1B, Stewardship 1B
    Warfare 3 Command 1B
    Will 3
    All others 2

    Qualities
    Destiny Points: 2
    Head for Numbers, Heir, Weapon Mastery (longsword)

    Game Attributes
    Awareness 2 ❂ 8 Base
    Intrigue Defense 11 ❂ Composure 9
    Movement 3 ❂ Sprint 14
    Combat Defense 3 (5 with shield) ❂ Armor Rating 5
    Health 9
    Attack Longsword 3+1B 4 damage
    Attack Shield 3 1 damage; Defensive +2
    Attack Hunting 3+1B 2 damage; Long Range,
    Bow Two-handed
    Personal mail, shield, longsword and scabbard, longbow, quiver with
    Gear 10 arrows, signet ring, courser, saddle, 24 gold dragons

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    Chapter 2: Game Rules

    Hedge Knight
    Middle-Age Warrior
    abilities attributes
    Agility 4 Quickness 1B Awareness 3 ❂ 12 base
    Animal Handling 3 Ride 1B Intrigue Defense 8 ❂ Composure 6
    Athletics 4 Run 1B, Strength 1B Move 3 ❂ Sprint 14 (Move 2 Sprint 11 with lance)
    Awareness 4 Combat Defense 6 (8 with shield) ❂ Armor Rating 9
    Endurance 4 Health 12
    F ighting 5 Bludgeons 2B, Spears 1B Attack Ball and Chain 5+1B 5 damage; powerful, shattering
    Marksmanship 3 Crossbows 1B Attack Longsword 5 5 damage
    Persuasion 2 Intimidate 2B Attack Shield 5 2 damage; defensive +2
    Status 3 Attack War Lance 5 8 damage; bulk 2, impale,
    mounted, powerful, slow, vicious
    Warfare 3
    All Others 2 Personal half-plate, medium shield, ball and chain, longsword and
    Gear scabbard, war lance, destrier, saddle, 12 gold dragons
    qualities
    Destiny Points: 1
    Blood of the F irst Men, Bludgeon F ighter I, F law (Agility –1D)

    A hedge knight and


    warrior-for-hire, you have
    sworn a vow to this noble
    family, promising to protect and
    serve in exchange for patronage.
    Not all men who swear the vows of knighthood are
    of noble birth. In fact, many are common men who have
    clawed their way up from the ranks of the smallfolk to
    take up arms in defense of the Seven Kingdoms.
    Called hedge knights, these men roam the
    Seven Kingdoms in search of masters who
    would have them, selling their swords for
    food, lodging, and a place in their master’s hall.
    A hedge knight bears many of the same re-
    sponsibilities as an anointed knight, in that they
    are expected to wage war, but their reduced status
    rarely provides the glory and prestige of their noble
    born counterparts. They almost never receive titles,
    lands, or the hands of maidens for their sacrifices
    and service.
    You are such a knight and you found
    service in a noble household. Your pres-
    ence strengthens the garrison and affords
    you regular meals and a bed. While you
    do not receive the same respect as the other
    knights of the house, you are better than are the com-
    mon guards; you can take comfort in at least that.

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