Also, I was thinking since we have a large amount of atheist/quasi-monarchists and even pagans in our midst, we should have a Robed Swords ''inquisition'' type event. They'd visit the camp and investigate rumours of witchcraft and other vile demonspawn creeping in the camp.
Especially interesting given we already have 3 ex-servants namely Terryn, Haesteinn and now our new monk-friend.
As much as I hate to admit it, I'm struggling for a post at the minute.
Apart from that though, the Robed Swords Inquisition sounds like it could be potentially very interesting, especially with my character being a total atheist.
I'd suggest just starting a conversation with someone, and writing about the return to the camp. It doesn't have to be long. I'll post shortly after to get things going again.
It's not that I can't deal with character development per say, more that I'm trying to overhaul Jahan into a more diplomatic, and less flashy run-in-circles-until-the-enemy-gets-tired type character
After this battle though perhaps one of the more experienced fighters of the group could give him some battlefield combat tips? I feel like he'd be good in a one-on-one situation but as you said, his style wouldn't work too well in an actual battle.
@Thortimer perhaps you laid it on a bit thick (I find it hard to imagine you'd be granted control over some men the day you arrive) but otherwise it was a good post. I certainly enjoyed it.
As a sidenote for future reference - if you are a peasant with a horse, typically you'd still not fight on horseback. That was reserved for the cavalry specifically, whom usually consisted either of veterans or of noblemen. I imagined those men would be part of the 40 or so men that went around the sides to flank under control of the other commanders (aka not Haesteinn).
I'm gonna have to drop out of this one. I overestimated the amount of time school and work would take. If this is still going come summer I'd love to join again, but for now, farewell.