The Grey Tower

As far as Sam was concerned, Felix was an overconfident welp. Sam usually had more time to beat that out of new recruits, but he doubted that his or Felix's timetables would overlap like it was at this point for Sam to continue personally overseeing Felix's sword technique. As it was, however ...

It would have to be done before he reaches Dedicated, because you have to demonstrate control of the One Power before you can advance

Seth might be convinced to go, and a healer might be good

Since the move to Masteries, there is no longer "points" or anything like that. In taking the class, he would in effect learn the skills necessary, and while you wouldn't get a shiny on his Bio, you would be able to RP him using those skills. If you were perhaps aiming for the Mastery, then yes, the ...

It was great enthusiasm that Seth leapt into the cart after Murdock, settling in for the trip to Maradon. It was important that he had picked a position away from anywhere, stray people, when a Gateway opened, could be disastrous. He held his tongue, however, and planned to at least make a point of ...

Sam had spent the last two years of his time in the Lion Guard before he had run away after finding out his brother had died watching new recruits stumble through the most basic forms. He had rapped and tapped shoulders, knees, and elbows. Standing there watching Felix was just another day of ...

Unstrapping his sword and shield, and removing his coat, Sam listened carefully to Felix's recount.

Basics down, he says. I'll be the judge of that, Sam pondered, taking on the mindset he had while teaching the new whelps in the Lion Guard. So young, and yet so cynical. He was no Gaidin, and no ...

Sam Falchin
Staring at the Horizon usually got people sent to the stables or some other arbitrary job. Sam had learned that one personally in the Lion Guard. If you have time to stare out toward some random distant point, pondering life, you have time to ponder life while trying to scrape horse ...

"That we could, Murdock," Seth replied, his eyes fixing on the cart that the other man had pointed out. It would certainly get them into Maradon faster. Seth had picked the hill knowing it was out of the way of unwary travellers that could've been sliced if they had've been where Seth opened the ...

"A decision based on family ties," Seth replied. "It's been a few years since I was last at Maradon myself. To be quite perfectly honest I was on my way home from Maradon just before I came to the Tower."

Seth smiled, the twinkle in his eye never betraying the deep sadness from that fateful trip ...