Kyle Swann
02-05-1997, 02:52 AM
At 02:46 PM 2/4/97 -0500, you wrote:
>Ok, question for the day! :)
>
>On the hardcard (cardboard sheet) that details the Gorgon
>from the origional boxed set the following is stated
>in the Gorgon's description (it's the last paragraph
>before his combat style is detailed on the backside):
>
>" Some say that Daen Roesone, the founder of modern
>Roesone, is distantly descended from this most fearsome
>of awnsheghlien."
*snip*
In our campaign, I do play the regent of Roesone, and one of the things I've
got on the back burner is a bit of geneology to find out where the Roesone
line came from (One reason for this is to find out if we have any sort of
link to the Iron Throne). After reading the Tuarhievel book, I have this
sort of hope that it will turn out that the Roesone line is descended from
Tara, the Black Princess.
On another note, take a look at the names of Roesone's provinces and the
Gorgon's...some are very similiar...is this a coincidence?
Richard Roesone
>Ok, question for the day! :)
>
>On the hardcard (cardboard sheet) that details the Gorgon
>from the origional boxed set the following is stated
>in the Gorgon's description (it's the last paragraph
>before his combat style is detailed on the backside):
>
>" Some say that Daen Roesone, the founder of modern
>Roesone, is distantly descended from this most fearsome
>of awnsheghlien."
*snip*
In our campaign, I do play the regent of Roesone, and one of the things I've
got on the back burner is a bit of geneology to find out where the Roesone
line came from (One reason for this is to find out if we have any sort of
link to the Iron Throne). After reading the Tuarhievel book, I have this
sort of hope that it will turn out that the Roesone line is descended from
Tara, the Black Princess.
On another note, take a look at the names of Roesone's provinces and the
Gorgon's...some are very similiar...is this a coincidence?
Richard Roesone