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Winter 505 AD

Experience 1:

Sir Abloc rolled 1 using 1d20.  Awareness @ 9 (No Raise)
Sir Abloc rolled 11 using 1d20.  Boating @ 1 (Raise)
Sir Abloc rolled 4 using 1d20.  Battle @ 10 (No Raise)
Sir Abloc rolled 13 using 1d20.  Courtesy @ 13 (No Raise)
Sir Abloc rolled 2 using 1d20.  Horsemanship @ 15 (No Raise)
Sir Abloc rolled 11 using 1d20.  Hunting @ 9 (Raise)
Sir Abloc rolled 1 using 1d20.  Lance @ 11 (No Raise)
Sir Abloc rolled 4 using 1d20.  Orate @ 17 (No Raise)
Sir Abloc rolled 7 using 1d20.  Recognize @ 10 (No Raise)
Sir Abloc rolled 4 using 1d20.  Stewardship @ 7 (No Raise)
Sir Abloc rolled 3 using 1d20.  Sword @ 15 (No Raise)

Sir Abloc rolled 17 using 1d20.  Indulgent @ 10 (Raise)
Sir Abloc rolled 8 using 1d20.  Just @ 8 (No Raise)
Sir Abloc rolled 14 using 1d20.  Merciful @ 10 (Raise)
Sir Abloc rolled 1 using 1d20.  Valorous @ 16 (No Raise)
Sir Abloc rolled 8 using 1d20.  Temperate @ 10 (No Raise)


Marriage:

Nothing; I suppose Lady Gwendolyn is more than a simple dice-roll?


Glory:

Events

+20 Battle of Wells
+25 Capturing the Enemy Commander at Wells
+05 Crossing the River
+10 Battle of Bristol
+50 Rescuing Loorette

Passions

Amor (Gwendolyn) +16

Traits

Valorous +16

Total: +142


Experience 2:

Squire Wigan - Raise First Aid +1

Sir Abloc rolled 5 using 1d6+1 (New Skill Points)

Tourney +3
Read: Latin +2


Income:

Sir Abloc rolled 17 using 1d20.  Stewardship @ 7 (Failure; -£1)

Clethor Fief Income: £6-£1 = £5


Maintenance:

£9 (Rich Knight)


Improvements:

Hire Steward (£1)
Religious Monument (Altar Piece)(£4)
Herd of Sheep (£5)
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Family Event Winter 505

Sir Abloc's mother had a baby boy.

Sir Abloc, rolled 8 using 1d20.  Family Event.  Child born
Sir Abloc, rolled 4 using 1d20.  Family member. Mother
Sir Abloc, rolled 6 using 1d6.  Child gender. Girl
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Sir Abloc dont quite know what to make of it. His baby sister will of course always be family, yet at the same time he has a hard time dealing with the infant. It is not that he hates the girl. Not at all. It just feels .. weird.

Spring 506 AD

Sir Abloc returns to his manor and after a few days inquires about the progress on the alter piece he commissioned.  It takes some persuasion and effort to get the story but it seems that while the craftsman has accepted payment, according to the abbot he has not produced the work as yet.

Puzzled - and more than annoyed - Sir Abloc seek out the craftsman to inquire why the work he commissioned hasnt been produced yet. All sorts of thoughts goes through Sir Abloc's mind as he travel to find the craftsman - has he been cheated? is the craftsman a drunk and a gambler and all the money lost? how long does it take for a craftsman to produce such a work? How many times can the same craftsman die by lance?

The craftsman is in one of the satellite villages, off a bit to the north.  It is a couple of hours by horse.  Arriving, Sir Abloc finds the man's shop and enters.

"My Lord," the man bows when Sir Abloc enters, "this is a honor."