King's man - Revision history

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Mervi at 15:12, 30 April 2006

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Mervi: category + examples

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category + examples

Adamjhall at 14:41, 30 April 2006

2006-04-30T14:41:21Z

Adamjhall at 14:41, 30 April 2006

2006-04-30T14:41:06Z

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On with an affinity for the [[skill]], able to open themselves to allow a skill user to draw upon their pool of strength. To do this normally required a touch, and was easier amongst those related or who had a close affinity to one another. A King's Man could be a single individual or represent a [[coterie]].

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 One with an affinity for the [[skill]], able to open themselves to allow a skill user to draw upon their pool of strength. To do this normally required a touch, and was easier amongst those related or who had a close affinity to one another. A King's Man could be a single individual or represent a [[Skill-coterie]].
-[[Burrich]] was a King's man to [[Chivalry (King-In-Waiting)|Chivalry]] and [[Fitz]] acted as a King's man for both [[Shrewd]]¬†and [[Verity]].
+[[Burrich]] was a King's man to [[Chivalry (King-In-Waiting)|Chivalry]] and [[Fitz]] acted as a King's man for both [[Shrewd]] and [[Verity]].
 [[Category:Magic]]

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-One with an affinity for the [[skill]], able to open themselves to allow a skill user to draw upon their pool of strength. To do this normally required a touch, and was easier amongst those related or who had a close affinity to one another. A King's Man could be a single individual or represent a [[coterie]].
+One with an affinity for the [[skill]], able to open themselves to allow a skill user to draw upon their pool of strength. To do this normally required a touch, and was easier amongst those related or who had a close affinity to one another. A King's Man could be a single individual or represent a [[Skill-coterie]].
 [[Burrich]] was a King's man to [[Chivalry (King-In-Waiting)|Chivalry]] and [[Fitz]] acted as a King's man for both [[Shrewd]]¬†and [[Verity]].
 [[Category:Magic]]

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 One with an affinity for the [[skill]], able to open themselves to allow a skill user to draw upon their pool of strength. To do this normally required a touch, and was easier amongst those related or who had a close affinity to one another. A King's Man could be a single individual or represent a [[coterie]].
-[[Burrich]] was a King's man to [[Chivalry (King-In-Waiting)|Chivalry]] and Fitz acted as a King's man for both [[Shrewd]]¬†and [[Verity]].
+[[Burrich]] was a King's man to [[Chivalry (King-In-Waiting)|Chivalry]] and [[Fitz]] acted as a King's man for both [[Shrewd]]¬†and [[Verity]].
 [[Category:Magic]]

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−	One with an affinity for the [[skill]], able to open themselves to allow a skill user to draw upon their pool of strength. To do this normally required a touch, and was easier amongst those related or who had a close affinity to one another. A King's Man could be a single individual or represent a [[coterie]].	+	One with an affinity for the [[skill]], able to open themselves to allow a skill user to draw upon their pool of strength. To do this normally required a touch, and was easier amongst those related or who had a close affinity to one another. A King's Man could be a single individual or represent a [[coterie]].
		+	[[Burrich]] was a King's man to [[Chivalry (King-In-Waiting)\|Chivalry]] and Fitz acted as a King's man for both [[Shrewd]]¬†and [[Verity]].
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−	On with an affinity for the [[skill]], able to open themselves to allow a skill user to draw upon their pool of strength. To do this normally required a touch, and was easier amongst those related or who had a close affinity to one another. A King's Man could be a single individual or represent a [[coterie]].	+	One with an affinity for the [[skill]], able to open themselves to allow a skill user to draw upon their pool of strength. To do this normally required a touch, and was easier amongst those related or who had a close affinity to one another. A King's Man could be a single individual or represent a [[coterie]].