Question - When either prepairing for, performing in, or recouping from combat, how many knights of old would say, Oh wait, the other army doesn't have enough swords, lets give em some?

So, (and I rarely even pick poisons) why would I want to make a deal that ensures someone I will battle, today or a future tomorrow, is better prepared?

Answer that and you'll have your answer to the poison problem.

Maiya you do spout some good ideas, but they are also a fools dream. This game is not set up to be easy. If it were there would be an iron merchant with unlimited supplies too.

Alot of things are rare or vastly time consuming to get. Except for a guild outfitting a new member/player, nothing is even close to free. BTW, the RW is like that too.

Although I'd love to see phoroz grow by the thousands, or iron fall like apples it won't happen. You have greedy people, you got come to lates, you got whiners and you got Over comers.

Although I've never even once claimed to be so much as a decent fighter, what I did win I did under these restricting conditions. In fact as a young Bandit I tried this very same thing, but we didn't have a fighters board then.

I was told by my GM at the time (and yes he had 100's of every poison and didn't share) to get over it. I was pissed, I wanted to wuit the world was unfair. But I lived and and can say one thing for a fact.

I'm a hell of a lot better Bandit and Avalonian for it.

So take this as constructive comments or a slap in the face, I care less. But just get over it,

Sepe

Written by my hand on the 15th of Midwinter, in the year 1066.