Going Medieval

About 2 weeks ago I bought the Sims Medieval just because of any of the Sims games it seemed like the only one I might actually play.  It's basically like a really simplified, G-rated World of Warcraft type game.  You do a bunch of lame quests, some of which are just ridiculous like creating a new holiday for the kingdom or finding and then returning a genie.  I wouldn't really recommend the game as it's kind of annoying when you have to stop your quest because your person has to sleep or eat or it wants you to do something you have no idea what to do because it's never told you anything about it.  Or in this one case you have to make a special hammer out of this special mineral you can only find in a couple of select spots, but does it tell you where those are?  Nope.  And if you don't find it in time you get fed to the pit beast and die.  D'OH!

Anyway, just for the hell of it, here are some characters I made:

Syliva Joubert the witch (Scarlet Knight stories)

Emma Earl, the Scarlet Knight

Dr. Laura Pavelski (SK stories)

 

Assassin Cecelia Rameau (SK stories)

Louise Earl, Emma's daughter

Percival Graves, original Scarlet Knight

Bard Fflewddur Fflam (The Book of Three etc by Lloyd Alexander)

Reverend Francis Crane (Forever Young)

King Rogue Mutt (he looks kind of like Aragorn doesn't he?)

Shopkeeper Quark (Deep Space Nine)

  

Blacksmith Hephaestus (SK Stories)

  

Witch Agnes Joubert-Chiostro (SK stories)

 

Queen Whiskers (She's a cat so she has pointy ears!)

Louise Earl with snappy yellow boots!

Friar Tuck (I couldn't think of another literary monk)

Spy Brigitte Chiostro (Agnes's daughter in SK stories)

Detective Steve Fischer (Chance of a Lifetime)

Percival kissing some other dude

Fflewddur Fflam consummating his marriage

So there you go.  Scintillating stuff.