[Felix Walde]

Just take the buggered advertisemant for the Court-Mage of Evermore out of the OP already It's been filled since forever by now, no use confusing people.

[Tessa Mullins]

While that all sounds very daunting, I feel up to the challenge. I'd say I have a competent grasp on lore and I do have a lot of reading on my hands anyway. I'm more worried I'll end up being an annoying little ingrown toenail on the foot that is Daggerfall. That being said, I'm still willing to try this out and hopefully not mess it up too much.

Edit: I just realized that I compared Daggerfall to a foot. I meant this with no negative connotations.

[josie treuberg]

Oops.

[Jennie Skeletons]

Daggerfall's foot is really not so hard to grasp; well, in its entirety it might be, because there's the icky little fungus of laziness lingering somewhere in there, which means that 2/3s of the lore behind the place I've never actually written down anywhere, and people are just expected to know it telepathically What fluff of Daggerfall's that I have taken the time to write down may all be found http://theshatteredempireseries.wikia.com/wiki/Category:Daggerfall, to be read (or not read, I don't expect everyone to bother with all of it really) at your leisure. The single most important of these pages would, quite likely, have to be Orders of Nobility in Daggerfall, simply because that's the only place where I managed to get over myself long enough to go into a little depth with the history of Daggerfall - and thus by extent the Daggerfallian/western Bretic sub-culture that pervades (infests?) the western-more parts of what, in our RP, is the Kingdom of Daggerfall and its lesser vassals (i.e. not Camlorn).

If there are any questions you should have with regards to That Westernmost Tribe of the Bretons™, the Kingdom of Daggerfall, and about how your realm of choice might mesh into it all, do feel free to drop me a question or a dozen, and I'll do my best to streamline the process as far as possible. Really, all this fluffing on my part was fun, but sort of short-sighted in terms of complicating recruitment