"So love is intoxicating? Should we truly be so eager to embrace something that leads us to stumble and fall about like drunkards? I do not find that conducive to long-term success." The puritanism is strong with the Queen of Scotland, it seems. Court of Love: Orate, tn 12 : 1d20 14 Of course, most ...

"Mister de Braose, surely the wide experience of such embarrassment and anxiety can only be termed a misfortune. After all, time spent fretting about ephemera is surely time that would be better spent at one's duties, no?"

Court of Love Stewardship, tn 10: 1d20 14 Failed argument.

Queen Ermengarde considers this for a time. "You raise the example of King Arthur to justify your assertion that love is a prime motivator for heroes in the great stories. I wonder, sir, whether you have given consideration to legends attaching themselves to Sir Gawain, whose temptation toward carna...