Winter Events - Sir Gerin

◆ Your uncle Baudwin dies of an illness. And, his son Irwyn gets married to a Lady Evelyn and they have a daughter named Alis.
◆ Your mother’s sister, your aunt Brangwen, comes to you and asks for an arranged marriage. Her dowry will cost you £2. Choose: Yes=Check to Generous and Love (Family). Then, decide who she should marry. Check Proud if you find her a knight. Check Honor if you find her a non-knight. No=Check to Selfish.
◆ A merchant offers exquisite clothing for sale at a reduced price. Spend up to £6 and double it in value.

◆ A justice event: The plaintiff is a wheat farmer named Bedwyn and the defendant is a parsnip farmer named Rhys. The dispute: Bedwyn claims Rhys was defaming our King, the Pendragon! Rhys does not deny this. "The king is a fool and unjust to our lord, Sir Gerin!" Bedwyn demands Rhys be punished for this treasonous speak! What is your judgment?
◆ Your daughter, Zoot, has a premonition foretelling your DOOM. Roll Spiritual. If successful, you take heed of the vision and may re-roll any roll next year. If you fail then your next critical becomes a fumble. Rolled for at the table. Result: You DO take heed. Reroll any roll during 489 Winter/ or the 490 Battle of Lindsey to come.
◆ Your neighbor, Sir Delwyn of Boscone, and 7 border patrol knights request lodging. It costs you £1 (no Glory gain) and if you refuse -1 to Loyalty (Lord). They say they are ordered by Earl Roderick to patrol near your manor until the army musters to march north.

You are ordered by the King and Earl to garrison Terrabil for the winter. It's boring, cold, and you miss your family. The garrison commander, Sir Thebert, as a Christmas gift grants you £6.
◆ Your trees bear abundant fruit this year. Gain £2 to your treasury and your chance for a special fruit is doubled.
◆ Irwyn, your cousin, and his wife Evelyn, have a set of twin sons named Berel ap Irwyn & Perel.
◆ Your wife falls very ill with Pox (Poxviruses roll 1d6 and on a 1-4 she dies. No childbirth rolls this year.

Don't forget to apply -3 to all Stewardship rolls this year.
◆ Lady Evelyn, your cousin-in-law, steals an item of treasure worth £1 and leaves the manor. A vault prevents the theft. Check Forgiveness if you let it go or Vengeful if you seek redress.
◆ You reclaim another crop field from the waste. Automatically reconstruction 1 Permanent Lot damage.
◆ You inspire your family. Check Orate, Compose, Sing, and Play.

Further:
◆ Together with the steward or wife, you evaluate the state of the population and lands, supervising the works going on at your estate. Do you spend more time tending to the Manor (check Folk Lore or Stewardship), tending to the Troops (check Battle, Horsemanship, or a Weapon Skill) or tending to personal development (check any 3 Skills)?

Don't forget to apply -5 to all Stewardship skills this year.
◆ A son named Sayer is born to your cousin, Sir Irwyn. Sir Leuan marries Lady Eleri. It is customary to give a gift. Do you?
◆ Unfortunately, the minstrel’s songs this year cast you in a rather unflattering light. Gain 10 Glory but suffer -5 penalty to APP for the year.
◆ Your aunt, Brangwen, dies of old age and leaves you a beautiful jeweled torc worth £6. It can be sold but to do so gives -1 Love (Family).

◆ Lady Eurwen has developed a strong dislike for Lady Evelyn and vice versa. The dispute makes for a tense atmosphere at times. Choose: Settle Dispute=Roll Just vs 21. Find out the origin of the dispute=Check to Energetic and Honest (successful Intrigue reveals problem and gives +5 mod to future settlement). Dismiss one kin=Love (Family)-1, Check to Arbitrary.

◆ Your cousin, Sir Perin, leaves to find their way in life and is gone for 3d6 years (roll this). They earn 100 Glory per year then return.

◆ Your cousin, Sir Meilyr, gets married to Lady Iola, and they have a set of twins: Cynyr and Delyth.