LibriumArcana.Games

They may well have been intimidated to think that you "had someone" and you were able to face or handle these terrifying new emotions and they... couldn't.

Even if it wasn't the case, their imaginations filled in the blanks with their own well-known but unacknowledged fears.

Is there any reason for the character to really rely on a team of peers, or can the character really do it on his/her own? If they can do it all on their own, then it's probably a Mary Sue. No one person is that good. In the case of Honor Harrington, her "flaw" is essentially harmless and is too obv...

Heeheehee, here I am! Since I kinda helped form the basis of the original wording of the questions... ...in regards to the moron gun store owner who sold the guns to the obvious mule, he should lose his liscence, period . If not be considered an accomplice in the murder that resulted. As for gun saf...