The Inquisition, Interviews with the craft lady Options

[Marie]

This looks fun, so I figured I'd start my own.

My weapons include such diverse elements as a wandering mind, occasional creativity, gentle sarcasm, indecisiveness, and those relatively rare bouts of seriousness.

And yes, I love Monty Python's Flying Circus.

Disclaimer: I am not always to be taken seriously, and if you do always take me seriously, then there's something wrong with you. Dr. Gumby needs to examine your brain.

[Marie]

Darth: I'll have to look up info on the best pairings next time I try to play it through. I did that some the first time, but ended up becoming more focused on just keeping people alive instead of pairing them up. xx; And Adan's creepy. He doesn't seem to have much personality, either. He was the first one I killed off (somehow; I don't know how I managed to kill my armoured guy first) and he was the only one whom I didn't miss.

I found Gatrie in PoR/RD to be equally creepy, though for different reasons...

"mancer," eh... Never thought about that before. Romancer, I guess? Not that I'm into that kind of stuff...
Somehow "mancer" reminds me of "mincer," so it also makes me think of slicing things into tiny bits. Don't ask.

Lenyo: Yup! I purchased Monshou no Nazo for the Wii's Virtual Console. (I also got Seisen no Keifu that way and will eventually get Thracia 776 when I'm ready.) I wonder if they'll ever make English versions of those for the NA shopping network, hmm...

I've never played any of the GBA ones... XP I may get them someday. If I can find them used. And I prefer to play Japanese-version games for some reason.

When playing FE, I like to mark down some of the bad things that happen just so that I can look back and laugh at it later. I should do that for Seisen. I did some pretty stupid stuff the first time I tried to play it...