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Re: "Royal Gathering" - updated page, and more questions
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Tue, 10 Apr 2001 23:54:35 GMT
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In lugnet.castle.org.cw, Shiri Dori writes:
> Plus, this does *not* mean that theives or wisemen(/women!!) cannot come. All
> it means is that we will have to be more creative about how to get these
> minifigs involved. (E.g. having Verneer selling fish undercover, and all the
> while spying on prince Ian.) Makes sense? Yes/no/maybe? ...see below for more
> things about the campground.
I think a mild modification of Frank's Pernese Gather suggestion is still a
good idea.
Important people don't go anywhere alone, right? All those retainers and
underlings and hangers-on need something to do while the bigwigs are behind
closed doors, neh?
Have a faire in conjunction with the royal gathering. All kinds of things
can happen at a faire, with none the wiser. :)
Also, in medieval times, with travel being so daunting, a gathering of
nobles was often shadowed by a gathering of priests, and a gathering of
knights, and re-unions of various orders, simply because it's easier for
everyone to have them at the same time.
It should be easy enough to let people "script in" their own meetings - I
mean, if 4 or 5 people get their religious figs together, and call it a
"Gathering of the Holy Orders", it's easy to pretend it was planned ahead of
time. I mean, that *is* why you write the story later, right? <grin>
> Third, I'd like to ask you all to RSVP your participation in this event,
> either by replying or by email. Please tell me:
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> * If you're going to physically be at the Brickfest
No. Not unless I win a lottery between now and then. Tricky, because I
don't buy tickets.
> * Who are the minifigs you'll be bringing (if you don't know exactly who, at
> least say how many!)
Two. The Captain and one of his lieutenants.
> ...I'm not sure how sending minifigs by mail (or us creating clones of your
> minifigs) would work, but I think it should be ok. However, you should
> understand it would be harder to get them really involved in the story, since
> whoever brings them for you will not be able to make on-the-spot decisions for
> you! We can only say things like "Here comes the Honorable Delegate
> representing the Blank Shields!"... IYKWIM.
In my case, that's no big deal (and I'll cover this in more detail in
e-mail).... The Blank Shields will mostly be there to say "we're open for
business." Any real contract negotiations would take place later anyway,
right? :)
wishing I could go...
James
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