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At this juncture, we must make every effort to distance ourselves from the deceased Baron. By publicly casting him as a fool who neglected even to spell his name correctly, we compartmentalize his failures and usher in newfound unity. -Gerard d'Apcher
Thank the heavens, for I will no longer have to scour the continent for any more Tian Xian tea sets, steal any more Mwangi tribal masks, or take any more brutal beatings while wailing "I do this for Taldor!" like a pathetic idiot, all under the guise of my actions being somehow vital to controlling Absalom. I welcome Milady's reputed manner of leadership. OOC: (I really hope she's a badass.) -Gerard d'Apcher, Taldan Gentleman
It appears my work in training up new Pathfinders must cease for a time, so I may take up the cause of Taldor more actively. The world must never forget: TALDOR FOREVER!!! I disagree, Milady. Andoran's popularity serves our cause well. Let the misfits, the nitwits, and the inept flock under their banner. Not only will Andoran make a fine target when we turn our enemies against them, but the presence of so many unintelligent thugs in their ranks will make them less effective than our smaller but stronger force. (In other words, Andoran's overwhelming popularity means that they have a lot of 7-Int Fighters working for them. Which is good for us. All we have to do is refuse to assist their missions during the first month after a given module is released, and encourage others to do the same. Banding together for Taldan tables at conventions where modules premiere will also be an excellent strategy, one that's easier to do when there are fewer Taldan players present.) -Gerard d'Apcher
"I am beginning to wonder if staying focused on the path of the Bard is a rarity in these troubling times. My cousin has indicated that she will be declining that noble path, even though she is so talented an actress to have any role she wishes in Oppara." -Gerard d'Apcher, Bard8
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