| Evremond |
My group is about to start City in the Lion's Eye and I have a bard player that took the disgraced noble trait (Your noble family used to matter, until your father took a stand against Maxillar Pythareus, the commander of Taldor’s military. True or not, the accusations Pythareus leveled against your family in return destroyed your reputation and isolated you from the society you grew up in).
Many other AP's describe how campaign traits are resolved or advanced during the story, but I'm not seeing anything about how it resolves after Pythareus is either killed or arrested. Is that just entirely up to me to decide? Given that from what I've seen Pythareus is gone as a villain at the end of book 4, and I had expected to see something about evidence being found or another thread picked up implicating the circle as being the ones who pushed for the accusations to be made. Otherwise the trait ability becomes irrelevant for the final 2 books. (Once each day, you can choose a single humanoid you believe to have been involved in the conspiracy to destroy your family; you gain a +1 morale bonus on attack and damage rolls against that NPC for a number of rounds equal to your character level. At 10th level, this bonus increases to +2.)
Am I just not seeing it or did this get forgotten about/purposely left up to the GM to resolve however they see fit?