Cliques
The cliques get along reasonably well but in case of friction they break down as follows:
- The Sisters of the Temple that try to motivate their peasants with kindness and who supplement the tax money with donations from folks passing through
- Villagers, many of whom are lazy but super loyal to the Sisters of the Temple
- The Nyne Sisters (Jane, Elyn, and CeCe) who constantly annoy the Sisters of the Temple with their antics
- Merchants and Teamsters, work the trade route that occasionally passes through the village
To determine what is happening the GM should should roll 1d6 & 1d10.
Table determination table
| 1d6 | Table |
|---|---|
01-02 | The Temple Table |
02-03 | Peasants & Merchants Table |
| 04-06 | Nothing Happening |
The Temple
- The struggling Temple is jeopardized when it looks as if trade routes might be shifting to a neighboring village that has a natural hot springs and now the sisters are trying to fix up the village and make it more presentable.
- Sister Suse uses a combination of charm, subterfuge, and wiles to convince visiting muleskinners of the value of stopping at Temple despite the lack of hot springs (and other sinful things).
- A veteran man-at-arms returns to the village as a hero but the sisters remember how terrible a person the man was before he left and he isn't much better now.
- Two bandits stay at the Temple with the intention of robbing the place the next time a caravan is in, but since the expected caravan is late they've extended their stay and drawn everyones attention.
- A crazed minstrel is at the temple mooching off of anyone and everybody and improvising sarcastic songs. The ladies in town are fawning over him and the men are jealous and the sisters can't really figure out how to kick him out.
- The Archsister visits the settlement to determine if is a good place for the summer regional festival. Everyone is walking on eggshells knowing that the festival could bring a lot of money.
- Is there a ghost haunting the Temple? The Sisters are starting to think so.
- Some Templars are staying in the village and Sister Suse tries to convince them to destroy the sinful hot springs in the neighboring village.
- The Sisters attempts to clean and repair the temple prior to the summer Fair
- Sister Frarder is depressed when she gets drafted to be an archer because of her size and skill with a bow. The sisters tries to cheer her up but the temple could really use the money and force her to take the rare opportunity.
- Tomboy Jane Nyne falls in love with Tiny Wyare, who only has eyes for horses and the entire fief is having a laugh over it.
- Tomboy Jane Nyne becomes the first-ever female entrant in the Summer Fair Quarterstaff fights, but finds her success causes most of the local boys to stay away.
- Tomboy Jane Nyne is given the task of digging a drainage ditch she tries to flirt and get some boys to do it but none are biting, until she spreads the word that she found silver and suddenly the boys are knocking her over in order to dig the trench.
- A bounty hunter appears in town looking for a wanted criminal. The Nyne Sisters get word and go after the criminal themselves.
- Jane Nyne defends her dog when the Temple claims the dog has been killing their chickens.
- Jane Nyne has a new love interest a teamster on a caravan, but he only has eyes for her sister Cece.
- Merchant Guildmaster Gery Narder arrives in the village to finally decide if he'll send his caravans through village or not and ends up buying an interest in The Princess Inn, a small inn in town.
- Merchant Guildmaster Gery Narder is staying at the Inn and the staff is forced to cater to every need including finding boyfriends for him.
- Merchant Guildmaster Gery Narder buys the hovel next to The Princess Inn and turns it a General Store and staffs with his own people which means that none of the profits make it back into the village.
- The Priestesses buy out Merchant Guildmaster Gery Narder's shares in The Princess Inn only to find trade to the village dwindling as the caravan routes shift.
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