Medieval Dos and Don'ts

What do you guys REALLY like to see in your medieval campaigns, and what do you REALLY hate? Be specific.

Z and I want this project to be pure gold.

Medieval Do's:
- Lets try to get in equal parts rping and equal parts gaming.
- Premade markets that contain a basic assortment of items, with a few special items that are available only in that region (Think the marts in pokeon.)
- re-occurring characters (be it protagonists, antagonists, or even monsters)


Medieval Do Not's:
- No monster or special classes.

-Reasonable Times
-Compelling Storyline
-Gratuitous Violence
-Jailbait priestesses who lock the door when they are naked

Hey Ive got a solid and intriguing story for you lot, not my fault we didnt get to it. D=<

Also, lolololol at the Agitha comment.

I aint saying your story wasnt compelling! Thats just what I like in a game.

So you're saying the story which we hadn't yet got into yet is appealing? dare you say, the best story ever!? Your flattery will get you everywhere dear ginger D=<

I wouldn't mind a Medieval RP if it was reasonably timed with effort made to ensure continuous playability.

And not so much damned Old English, as much as it fits. It irks me.

We never had old english in our rp's

Forsooth.

W.Birkin wrote:

We never had old english in our rp's

1-800-Bullshit. I'm calling them right now.

Force Commander Wesker wrote:

W.Birkin wrote:

We never had old english in our rp's

1-800-Bullshit. I'm calling them right now.

Go ahead, call Z, Pengy and Austin, too. They'll say the same thing. We don't do the whole old English thing.

Never, we try not to use modern yo and shit, and wench will be thrown around once in a while, but not much old English is used

Alas, nay, and aye. That's about as "old english" as it gets. Anything less, and it's hardly roleplaying at all.

Trigger wrote:

Alas, nay, and aye. That's about as "old english" as it gets. Anything less, and it's hardly roleplaying at all.

So not true. D:

Seeing as how the setting is fantasy...any sort of language could apply there.

I DO find old english to be a bit annoying tbqh

Medieval fantasy, deary. That's how they spoke in medieval times. D:<

But yes, most people do find it to be quite annoying in excess, which is why you hardly ever encounter a writer ballsy enough to have anyone say forsooth at any given time, for any given reason.

FANTASY, old bean. This means whogivesafuck about reality.

HERESY

I want an inquisition.