The Sims Medieval
So, I've been playing this game for a few months now, and I kind of like it a lot. I don't play often, and I have one main kingdom (and 2 others I like just as much) but I'm not interested in unlocking all ambitions, not as long as we don't get different maps/buildings/npcs. And horses.
I resized all pictures because my computer is getting old and its graphisms suck.
Introducing my beloved heroes !
Heroes are based on this bunch of french guys I play online games with, and there are a few npcs turned playable aswell.
Queen Cryphie the Illustrious (Scholarly/Good/insomniac) is the monarch to the (very pink) Kingdom of Falafel. There is some notion of court there, but the Queen is definitely not a part of it, she is far too busy hunting and patrolling and whatnot. Peteran.
Elias the Prince Consort (Earthy/Vain/Hubris) is not really a hero per se, but ever since his political marriage to the queen he filled the "proper royal persona" blank space, and is the Jacoban half of the royal couple. He also opened the way for THE ELF INVASION of Falafel.
Spy Ksélass (Eloquent/Excitable/Hubris) and his companion Shady Lynette (Earthy/Uncouth/Adventurous) take care of behind the scene business for the kingdom, and are fervent Jacobans, probably from Yacothia themselves. They have the awesomest bedroom ever, with a tent.
Peteran monk Gaypsaïe (Solitary/Adventurous/Misanthrope) is well, misanthropic. Worst traits ever for a priest, he doesn't like people, does not care about the popularity of the monastery. His sole redeeming feature is in that pure platonic love he has for some pond pixie.
Jacoban Priest Tynque (Evil/Excitable/Hubris) on the other hand couldn't be happier with his job. The Jacoban church is never empty, threatening the population delights him. He is married to some Inquisitor sent from Yacothia (Chilvalrous/Fun-loving/Cruel), who is quite good with a sword.
The reception hall and the tavern, including my only pictures of Chayanne the bard (Uncouth/Excitable/Fun-loving), which reminds me that I have none of Chapoux the merchant (Greedy/Haggler/Hubris) (they're real life twins, and the heroes I play the least). Also, Vanessa (Scholarly/Fun-loving/Uncouth), Chayanne's muse right from Effenmont.
Nhyst the blacksmith (Jokester/Creative Cook/Insomniac), and his wife and former apprentice Juno (Greedy/Good/Compulsive Gambler), are able to forge the finest gear in the kingdom. (Equipment is part of what I like most in this game)
Meet Fair Maiden Ann (Excitable/Good/Guild Connections), wife to Sire Quainça (Loves Family/Greedy/Morose) the kingdom knight, my best case of "npc spouse I actually play more than the actual hero". A knight is not really interesting compared to a spy or a monarch. And Ann has some physician abilities !
Nanne the physician (Friendly/Dedicated/Glutton) runs a quite modern hospital, helped by a nurse whose name escapes me. In a wing of the building live Yathe-Husseau the wizard (Solitary/Whale ate my parents/Insecure), and a young elf, Albertus (Hopeful Oprhan/Dedicated/Insomniac), his apprentice. They live isolated, and spend most of their time studying.
Yathe is the barbarian king in another kingdom, Gossamer, where he has the most perfect queen, Celeste the Sorceress (wizard/spy hybrid), and the cutest red-eyed prince, Diablo, so I don't feel so bad about his ermit life in Falafel.
I resized all pictures because my computer is getting old and its graphisms suck.
Introducing my beloved heroes !
Heroes are based on this bunch of french guys I play online games with, and there are a few npcs turned playable aswell.
Queen Cryphie the Illustrious (Scholarly/Good/insomniac) is the monarch to the (very pink) Kingdom of Falafel. There is some notion of court there, but the Queen is definitely not a part of it, she is far too busy hunting and patrolling and whatnot. Peteran.
Elias the Prince Consort (Earthy/Vain/Hubris) is not really a hero per se, but ever since his political marriage to the queen he filled the "proper royal persona" blank space, and is the Jacoban half of the royal couple. He also opened the way for THE ELF INVASION of Falafel.
Spy Ksélass (Eloquent/Excitable/Hubris) and his companion Shady Lynette (Earthy/Uncouth/Adventurous) take care of behind the scene business for the kingdom, and are fervent Jacobans, probably from Yacothia themselves. They have the awesomest bedroom ever, with a tent.
Peteran monk Gaypsaïe (Solitary/Adventurous/Misanthrope) is well, misanthropic. Worst traits ever for a priest, he doesn't like people, does not care about the popularity of the monastery. His sole redeeming feature is in that pure platonic love he has for some pond pixie.
Jacoban Priest Tynque (Evil/Excitable/Hubris) on the other hand couldn't be happier with his job. The Jacoban church is never empty, threatening the population delights him. He is married to some Inquisitor sent from Yacothia (Chilvalrous/Fun-loving/Cruel), who is quite good with a sword.
The reception hall and the tavern, including my only pictures of Chayanne the bard (Uncouth/Excitable/Fun-loving), which reminds me that I have none of Chapoux the merchant (Greedy/Haggler/Hubris) (they're real life twins, and the heroes I play the least). Also, Vanessa (Scholarly/Fun-loving/Uncouth), Chayanne's muse right from Effenmont.
Nhyst the blacksmith (Jokester/Creative Cook/Insomniac), and his wife and former apprentice Juno (Greedy/Good/Compulsive Gambler), are able to forge the finest gear in the kingdom. (Equipment is part of what I like most in this game)
Meet Fair Maiden Ann (Excitable/Good/Guild Connections), wife to Sire Quainça (Loves Family/Greedy/Morose) the kingdom knight, my best case of "npc spouse I actually play more than the actual hero". A knight is not really interesting compared to a spy or a monarch. And Ann has some physician abilities !
Nanne the physician (Friendly/Dedicated/Glutton) runs a quite modern hospital, helped by a nurse whose name escapes me. In a wing of the building live Yathe-Husseau the wizard (Solitary/Whale ate my parents/Insecure), and a young elf, Albertus (Hopeful Oprhan/Dedicated/Insomniac), his apprentice. They live isolated, and spend most of their time studying.
Yathe is the barbarian king in another kingdom, Gossamer, where he has the most perfect queen, Celeste the Sorceress (wizard/spy hybrid), and the cutest red-eyed prince, Diablo, so I don't feel so bad about his ermit life in Falafel.