Les Petites Bêtes Soyeuses

Information tables for September 1673

Sections: Announcements, Applications, Duels, New Characters, Trials

Announcements

Les Anonyme applies for Minister without Portflio

New Characters

None.

Duels

Results of September's duels:

There were none.

Grudges to be settled next month:

Robert d'Lancier (Cutlass, Seconds BdLG, 5 rests) and Terence Cuckpowder (Sabre, adv.) have mutual cause as neither stood down over Guinevere.

Claude de Nord (Sabre, Seconds TlH, 5 rests) and Pierre Cardigan (Sabre, adv.) have mutual cause for being in enemy regiments.

Greg de Bécqueur (Rapier, Seconds HDE, 5 rests) and Pierre Cardigan (Sabre, adv.) have mutual cause for being in enemy regiments.

Martin de Garnache (Rapier, adv.) has cause with Zavier Ulric Turenne (Foil, Seconds GM & LR) as he's not Noble but higher SL.

Mustafa Lekk (Rapier, adv.) has cause with Zavier Ulric Turenne (Foil, Seconds GM & LR, 2 rests) as he's not Noble but higher SL.

Pierre Cardigan (Sabre, adv.) and Tarquin le Hatter (Rapier, Seconds XM & CdN, 5 rests) have mutual cause for being in enemy regiments.

Charles Trenet (Rapier, Seconds BRJS & LS, adv.) has cause with Eclair de Lame (Rapier, Seconds CdP, 2 rests) for pinching Ella.

Greg de Bécqueur (Rapier, Seconds HDE, adv.) has cause with Xavier Money (Sabre, Seconds TlH, 3 rests) for pinching Kathy.

Lascar Vivrebras (Rapier) has cause with Jacques Hatt (Sabre, Seconds AF, adv.) for pinching Marie.

Jean d'Ice (Rapier, adv.) and Marc de Zorro (Sabre, 3 rests) have mutual cause as neither stood down over Madelaine.

Jean d'Ice (Rapier) and Terence Cuckpowder (Sabre, adv.) have mutual cause as neither stood down over Madelaine.

Marc de Zorro (Sabre, 3 rests) and Terence Cuckpowder (Sabre, adv.) have mutual cause as neither stood down over Madelaine.

“adv.” shows who (if anyone) has the advantage of higher Expertise: his first duelling sequence need only contain six actions.

All duels listed above (including any to be voted on) must be fought next month unless held over (below). Orders conditional on a challenge being voted cause are acceptable.

Duels held over until December:

Ben e'Volence versus Augustin Fourier.