Any other Mara idioms you’d like to share with us? 
@skulls 
Great suggestions; thank you! They’re in the file for consideration next time I edit part 2.
I guess some people would consider it such? It might seem out of place culturally in the Guenverse, since there’s not really a concept of being damned (at least, I don’t think there is).
Lol that happens to me, too. Sometimes I can draw something that looks halfway decent, but consistency is tough.
As usual, you’re asking the really perceptive question that I can’t really answer because spoilers. 
That issue – whether or not Lancelot really agreed to the marriage, and why he did it – will be a major plot point in part 4.
The trophies you can take from Hrothulf were added to the game because of popular request. I don’t have a specific plan for them right now, but chances are good that I’ll find a way to use them in the future.
Guen and Morgana were definitely searched for weapons before they were put in the hold of the boat. And in more practical terms, it would take me a month to rewrite that whole scene without the ropes. I’d rather spend the month progressing with the Michaelsmount branch.
Actually, it’s my understanding that people very commonly carried knives with them in the historical Middle Ages. If you make a doppelganger of Morgana, she shows up with a knife on her belt. So sure, I’d assume Guen might have something like that most of the time, but probably not while she sleeps. And again, there’s the practical issue that giving her a knife during the doppelganger scene means a ton more writing.
In the game, it will be possible for Arthur to continue to be an idealist, and his doing so will not necessarily result in the downfall of Camelot. It all depends on Guen!
@rialta That’s great to hear! Thank you for posting!
I’m hoping to achieve a sort of combination of these elements… Arthur’s idealism may contribute to, but will certainly not be the sole cause of, his downfall. “Hardened” Arthur doesn’t have any better chance of a happy ending than “non-hardened” Arthur; they’re just different and they do different things.
Either that or I’m being too easily amused because it’s nearly 2 AM rn. In any case, sheep are funny.
(That’s supposed to be a compliment on your part, since he’s not the outwardly-kindest person I know and can be oblivious to the people who care about him at times.) But then again, I’m no psychologist and not everyone of the same MBTI type has to have the exact same personality.
Not that all of it suits me ill. Interestingly enough, I got 23% on Feeling in my INFP result and 22% on Thinking in my INTP result. Since I value balance between the heart and the mind greatly (but sometimes am slightly more emotional than rational), this pleases me. 
I’ll probably need to take another test to determine my Guen’s type, but since my main Guen is pretty much a self-insert of me, I’ll stick with INFP for now.
(I’ve also gotten somewhat better at these things with age.)
I didn’t want to get people’s hopes up.
And yay for INTJs! I haven’t met many, but I think if a small group of us could ever manage to work together, we could take over the world. Have you figured out your Master Plan yet?
) Arthur, of course, didn’t have any sisters growing up, and didn’t know any noblewomen well. He only met Morgana after he became king, and his foster-mother was always somewhat distant and absent. So most of his ideas of how noblewomen behave come from stories and stereotypes. He thinks he doesn’t know what to expect, and he thinks he’s being open-minded toward Guen when they’re first married… but really he’s coming into it with some predetermined ideas that he doesn’t realize he has.
I haven’t figured out my Master Plan yet but it’s in the works! (Muahaha)