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[Chevaleresse]

I should mention that I didn't see this thread again until today.

[Silcugar]

I should mention that I didn't see this thread again until today.

No prob, that's what the wait is for!

Yeah I have no idea who is even In my retinue anymore.

I'll go ahead and send those links out again to anyone present.

Aside from the two personal bodyguards from our retinue, is there any actual choice to be made regarding the vanguard? 

The amount of warriors and clansmen to bring. 0-20 and 0-50 respectively. The warriors are all shock/mounted troops, while you can mix the clansmen to be parts skirmisher, hunter, light cavalry, or footman. You can also devise a strategy for the approach (should the negotiations go south).

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

Name: Kenika Greatblood
Clan: Battleborn
Appearance: A young woman with darting, searching eyes, and a perpetual semi-scowl. She has a rough, disheveled look about her, with short, nearly shaved dark brown hair. Kenika is a tall, slender woman, built, some would say, like a stick. Besides a rough galloping horse, tattooed on the back of her neck, the only marks on her skin are rough calluses on her hands, and a small, straight scar on her left cheek.
Position: Master of Scouts
Patron Deity: Wisp
Bio: Kenika Greatblood, a minor hunter, stalking through the plains with bow in hand. Nothing particularly interesting about this one. A unmarried, unknown woman, hoping to bring herself renown through hunting. While following a wounded beast on its death march, she stumbled across an Imperial camp. Naturally, being the curious woman she was, Kenika waited until nightfall, and took a closer look. A few hours later, she was sprinting out of the camp, nursing a wound on her cheek, and a stolen scroll. The officer who's tent she intruded on took offense when she stole a scroll off one of his tables, and, along with leaving her a nasty, stinging cut with a razor, managed to raise the alarm before she silenced him. Luckily, these foolish soldiers knew nothing of the terrain, and by the time they were ready to chase her, Kenika was already gone.

Although the parchment didn't hold any useful information, the story of Kenika's brave intrusion spread among the Clan, and, after the old Master of Scouts died on the trip to the New World, she managed to - just barely - leverage the renown into a spot on the ring.

Attributes:
Body: 1+2 (Clan) = 3
Agility: 1+2 (Clan) = 3
Intelligence: 1
Charisma: 1
Intuition: 1+3 (Ring) +2 (Choice) = 5 (1)
Spirit: 1+2 (Ring) +1 (Choice)= 4

I'll just repost this, then!

Noted, we'll see who pops up in the next few days.

[NRDL]

I'm thinking of obviously getting 20 warriors, and for the 50 or so others, stealthy hunters.  Do hunters of our clan use bows?  I'm thinking how stealthy they could be, as a mobile force capable of setting ambushes would be of great use if negotiations go pear shaped. 

[Silcugar]

Hunters use bows, yes. And while they're better scouts than marksmen, their pathfinding and ability to sneak about is unparalleled among the clansmen. So long as the target is not heavily armoured, most hunters can use hit and run tactics to harass and ambush fairly well, given they have the terrain advantage.

[AbstractTraitorHero]

So Have to give em two bevys?

[Dwarmin]

Right, Silcugar, can you send me any response you/I made to my bevy event thing? Assuming you still have it. I've completely forgotten what progress we made on that, if any.

[Silcugar]

So Have to give em two bevys?

Choose two bevys for your personal guard.

Right, Silcugar, can you send me any response you/I made to my bevy event thing? Assuming you still have it. I've completely forgotten what progress we made on that, if any.

Since the events were lost in a time lapse, I'll 'quick resolve' them. I'll give you all the information on your event when I've sorted them out.