Actually in this community there is not really someone who is the head of the community (Apart from obviously your Shar), here we are just a "constant" group of people, some very recurrent and known (Like DD Mikasa, for example), and others not so well known, but just by seeing the name or profile picture one recognizes that it is recurrent in this forum. But apparently almost all of us have like a mental connection or something like that, to be absent all at once XD... Seriously, sometimes when some people are not here, the activity of the discussions drops considerably, making others not to join you (It's easier to continue a topic already open than to start a new topic yourself), actually in my case it's because of laziness of legendary level with translating what I'm going to write (Woah writing and then copy and paste is too much work for the young man?).
I don't know how to make polls, I don't know how to organize people and I'm almost unknown to 100% of Hive ("Almost", because I'm also part of the forum
), but I'll try to break the ice here.
It is true that we have talked about many characters here, but it is also true that we are missing many characters that we have to talk about, but how about if we analyze them in a specific context, how were their actions, how they developed, what was their importance in that event and how did they develop that event.
Let's start basically by the beginning of all (Playable): The massive attack of the Darkmind clan towards the kingdoms (You know... Darkmind before being turned into firewood for the fire).
We all already know here that when talking about this moment, we would all start talking about Blen, but here I will do it differently, I will start talking about Lerrig.
Although it may not seem so at first glance this "poor soul" had his moment in this part of the story, but after the middle of the real conflict. Let's start by saying that he was not the most suitable to control an army, but as the saying goes "Blood is thicker than water" (I know, the message of the saying was different, but here it also applies perfectly), we have a "gentleman" who is not very seasoned and who would be much more useful as an administrator or diplomat than as a general, He ended up demonstrating it in the escape of the Darkmind clan, he brought the anti-chivalry troop par excellence (I know orcs ride wolves, but I think these pikemen also served very well) and I do not think that the nobles of Salria would send support to Lerrig just for being an important noble, so I think that Lerrig knows how to talk to people. .. And having as a wife someone very close to the emperor, always has its economic benefits, things that add a lot as a strategic ally, but in battles .... Let's say that the military experience gained only makes the great ones greater and not the mediocre ones less mediocre. Even with everything necessary to create and maintain a professional army quickly, he was a terrible ally in important and unimportant battles, his lack of military experience was noticeable for miles, he noticed that quickly, making a decision although correct for someone without military experience, that would end up hurting him in the future.... He started to join with those who knew how to command, it is not really bad to try to learn from someone who knows more than you, the small problem was who he met first, Daric is not really a problem, but he ends up giving a very bad image of himself to the other generals and ending up showing that he is not made for war, but the real problem was Genethas, we all know why, in fact from that moment the traitor surely took advantage to transform this moldable mind to what he wanted it to be, making that in the future Lerrig loses quite a few men and prestige by the bad advice of Genethas, worsening more his position as a rookie, making this a turning point for the character, not by the evolution of Lerrig's thinking or attitude, but by the infamy and poor relationships he ended up having in the future, bad relationships that may end with his death. As he himself says in his own short story (that one I didn't see coming Shar), he would be more comfortable in a castle, talking to all the nobles of Arkain to get support from the generals, and also invest his treasure well in military orders or other armies of the generals, to help form more strong warriors to fight against demons, but... Imagine the face that his father-in-law would put on if he saw that, probably he would come to put on armor, ride him on a horse and throw him to command a battle, but not before giving the beating of his life to this "coward".
P.s: I do not seek with this to change the previous format, I am just giving an idea, really I managing this thread would be another Lerrig more
, if you do not like the idea just ignore it and that's it.
Papa Redfist would obviously find it favorable that his "beloved" daughter married the hero of Empire; Volarian wouldn't even say things to Aedale especially during her imprisonment.
