test of tar kuata scarab sage faction ""spoiler""

[criendaline]

Not sure if this is in the right section but, the scenario says to post any suggestions for a sage that is not listed in optons on here.

I'd like to recommend Dhiara.

[andreww]

Might want to post this in the faction talk board.

[Sumak Del Bosque]

I'll nominate Aeotsep

[Targ8practice]

What about player chatacter nominations

[Khaled Akil]

I placed a nomination with Aeotsep

[Serkan Malak]

These monks are far too fixated on a single vision of personal perfection through physical perfection. While that is quite a laudable goal I am sure, and while as a devote follower of Nethys I appreciate what they are attempting to achieve, I submit that their focus makes them poor choices for a duty that would require them to be outward facing and open to new possibilities.

On the other hand, should you need a temporary custodian while we seek new hosts, I will humbly offer my services

[BigNorseWolf]

"Don't blame me we voted for aoestep"

[Khaled Akil]

I don't think the physical is the only perfection they seek. They seemed quite pleased with me when I asked about the library shortly after we arrived.

[Quenly]

Bartrag is the better candidate. He showed the presence of mind, and forethought, to save multiple innocents whilst he sought to defeat the servants of Rovagug. Bartrag showed a willingness to act whilst his fellows remained behind the monastery walls.

I grant that the enlightened Dhiara might be a suitable candidate, but having never met her I could not in good conscience recommend her.

[Tod debonaire]

Quenly wrote:

Bartrag is the better candidate. He showed the presence of mind, and forethought, to save multiple innocents whilst he sought to defeat the servants of Rovagug. Bartrag showed a willingness to act whilst his fellows remained behind the monastery walls.

I grant that the enlightened Dhiara might be a suitable candidate, but having never met her I could not in good conscience recommend her.

While Bartrags actions were truly commendable, the sage we seek will have to guide people with knowledge and wisdom rather than engage in direct action. Granting Batrag the gem would either remove a stalwart hero from the field or expose an invaluable treasure to potential loss should one of his acts of heroism go awry.

[Quenly]

Our order is not one of passive observation. Sometimes a scholar must act. Experience has taught me this much at least.