>You were fairly close to finishing the con-quest, but you'd
>missed a few important details. Having uncovered the whole of
>it myself back in the day as a mortal long before I was an
>Imm, I don't think it should be that difficult, even staying
>in role as a Maran - but I'll leave the full of that for
>Shokai to discuss if he wants, since that aspect is his bag.
>I'm sorry it didn't work out, though.

It's alright. You gave good interactions. It was fun.

>I was sort of disappointed that you came out and started by
>mentioning that you wanted to follow me, because it meant that
>instead of just dealing with Jahaar the Wise Master that
>anyone who comes to just talk or chat will find, you ended up
>having to deal with the much sterner Jahaar the Honor God.

Yeah, but Anlon was a pretty upfront kind of guy, damn the consequences. *sigh*

>As far as my tattoo goes, odds were very strong that you
>weren't going to get it. Don't take offense to that, because
>I've got a feeling that very few people, if any, could really
>manage to pull off a true sphere honor character, if only
>because it's been so long that nobody has examples to rely on.
> I like that though, because I'd much rather the people I do
>eventually grant powers to actually understand honor
>throughout, rather than just mimicing what other people have
>said to pass an interview. As for Anlon specifically, while
>I'm sure you tried hard to live and fight honorably, from what
>I saw there were aspects that were still lacking, and which
>you would have had to answer for, as well as a number of very
>difficult problems you would have had to address.

I figured, but I would have addressed the points and answered for whatever was necessary. If nothing else, it would have given a new part to the character, as I tried to work both the religion and my cabal, and balance each one.