Yay!
Only less than 70000 words left until book two is finished! I actually have a question for @jeantown. Itâs about Guenâs potential child later in the series. Will they get to play a significant role in the later books when theyâre a teenager? Because I think they end up being 16 by the time the series ends, I think.
@darkwolf76 Thank you!
And yes, Guenâs child will be 16 in the final book and will play a significant role if they exist (but the story will be just as interesting if Guen doesnât have a child; at least, thatâs what Iâm going to try for).
Youâll ace it. I canât wait to discover if Poison queen have a child could turn him against his father.
I hope so, since I donât get to have Morganaâs baby ![]()
Vibrating with excitement over how close itâs getting.
Daily reminder that I love and miss Morgana so much I want to die. 
Just want to drop in a little thank you for getting me out of my little box of playing just male MCs seeing things from the perspective of Guen has first off, made me appreciate different perspectives more, and secondly appreciate female characters way more than I did. Looking forward to purchasing this gem 
Yeah, anaesthetic is the best part - just need to figure out a less painful way of obtaining it ![]()
jumps up and down in joy
GoG.com finally got Conquests of Camelot: The Search for the Holy Grail in its library. An old Sierra Adventure game, it was the first one I was able to beat without a walkthrough.
Though it wasnât a shame I couldnât leave Lancelot trapped in a block of ice for breaking the Lady of the Lakeâs heart and still win the game
As with all old Sierra Adventure games where you typed in commands, it isnât the easiest sort of game to beat, but I still love itâŚand yeah, a lot of that is probably nostalgia.
King Arthur is Dead. Long live the Queens. That is all.
Can we add Morganaâs husband to that, then Iâll take the throne and pass the law for marriage equality, formally marry Morgana and rule a new golden age ![]()
Or Guen as the queen just either undos Morganaâs marriage or exiles/liquidates himâŚbecause standing between the Queen and her love is high treason.
I LOVED THAT SIERRA GAME. I love the flower puzzle.
Can you imagine his reaction.
Morgana: Darling Iâm taking the children and divorcing you so I can marry the person I love.
L: W-what?
M: UrghâŚI. Am. Leaving. You.
L:WHO IS HE? Iâll rip out his innards.
(Gwen walked into the room)
G: Morgana? The carriage is ready. Oh good morning king Loc.
(Morgana walkes over to Gwen and kisses her. Loc stands there gobsmacked)
M: You were saying you wanted to rip out the innards of my new wife.
Unrealistic, my Guen doesnât talk to the peasant that keeps her wife away from her. Well not with wordsâŚmaybe with swords or black magicâŚor rude gestures.
My Guenâs plan is to engineer Arthurâs death in a way that makes her look heroic to the people and kill Meligaunt and take his sword as a reservoir for her magic. Then she will stage a coup in Lotâs court and take over his lands peacefully with the support of both the common people and the nobles. Then, finally, she will unite Britain and Lotâs former kingdom by marrying Morgana. I think that about covers everything?
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Also Lotâs kingdom will be given to itâs heirs, Morganaâs sons, while Britain will be given to Morganaâs and Guenâs adopted child, who will be a girl bc now Britain is a Matrilineal succession. (With better criteria than pulling a sword from a rock)
Nah. Between Gwen and Morgana, theyâll find some magic trick to use to conceive a kid between them.
EDIT - Also, found a double âaâ in a paragraph; "âItâs a a hunterâs charm,â she explains. âThe Romans would call a quaerens amulet. Theyâre used for finding a particular person, animal, or object. The charm gets warmer the closer it comes to the thing its user is seeking. Hrothulf would have found you no matter where you were.â
Not sure if its in the coding(I tried looking but itâs just a huge blob of text and I wasnât gonna spend 5 hours sorting through it⌠but I chose âDonât feel safe with him aliveâ then âwhat do we tell Artyâ then âno Iâll do itâ.
Guen: Is that so? Perhaps he would like a firsthand tour of the castleâs newest addition to the dungeon.
Morgana: Wait⌠you mean that addition?
Guen: Yes⌠that addition.
Lot: Iâm standing right here, you knowâŚ
Guen: Not for long.
My Guen found she likes using ropes for⌠things. After her little boat trip anywayâŚ
Wait what is this? I donât see it anywhere.
