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“Oh, there’s always a choice. Choice is a constant.” Flinn grinned, a cold glint in his eye. “It’s consequences that vary.”
The brothers of the Order of Adchul once famously saved a town from flooding by drafting a cease-and-desist letter to the river.
And since there were so many magic-using foes out in the field, warrior heroes came in only two varieties: those who knew how to fight mages, and extra crispy.
That night, Heraldin Strummons, the Bard, went to the room of Kaitha of House Tyrieth, for he held a Great Fire in his pants. And he did profess his desire for her.
Some men were too proud to ever admit defeat; the closest they came to surrender was learning to keep their mouths shut.
the odd undead was easy to get rid of—certainly easier than door-to-door priests.