Dialogue[]
| “ | Word goes out that the <Rider clan> are hosting an archery contest. All the Rider clans will gather to compare the skills of their best archers. Prizes will be awarded for the best adult, best youth and best child, in both men’s and women’s categories.
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— Six Ages: Ride Like the Wind | ||
Consequences[]
Focus only on winning prizes may have you lose, but there is not necessarily honor lost in losing to the best.
Staying away is probably a wasted opportunity.
Either cementing friendships or mending grievances can help your relations.
Advice[]
- "I will dance, at first with my clothes on." —Raven trickster.
- "Other peoples meet in tribes. We come together to shoot arrows. If alliances are forged, then that is what happens."
- "Winning will improve morale."
- "A friendship can never be too solid."
- "Many of our people are sure this is a trap."
- "It is a festive occasion, but displaying skill at archery tells others to fear our arrows."
- "I can't wait to hit that target."
- "My throat is ready for a long night of singing."
- "To bring Stelfor and Zenangar back together, Osara invented archery contests."
- "If we all gather in one place, maybe Elmal will come."
- "A deficient day this will be, so long as we don’t… don’t… uh…"
- "I have nothing to add."