Following Orders

[Monsignor de Beaumanoir]

I dunno.......there's still some doubt.........

[Sir William Marcus]

Maybe perhaps..its because we both were riding under the same colors at the time??

[Femme Falchion]

well, that must be it but there is a resemblance all the same.

I think WM doctored the helms in his last post....

[Monsignor de Beaumanoir]

I'm a Warrior Monk not a graphic artist Jim....

[Just Jesse]

me and my frends on halloween. i guess playing around before mobile ren fair.

[Sir William Marcus]

Most excellent Jesse!

[Lady Christina de Pond]

i agree great group Jesse

[Monsignor de Beaumanoir]

Do each own their apparel, or do they borrow from your stores?

[Monsignor de Beaumanoir]

I know it's late, but they have their "boogey man" too.......

[Just Jesse]

to each his own, my personal army grows with every frend i can convince. each one of us has our own reason for what we are

[Monsignor de Beaumanoir]

You are to be commended for your recruiting efforts.

[Femme Falchion]

Now I may be splitting hairs...but..I was under the impression that it was not permitted to have long flowing Fabio-like tresses? Facial hair is ok but everything has to be neat and tidy.  Is that true?

[Monsignor de Beaumanoir]

The lad with the long hair, sports the "reasonable facsimile" surcoat of the Teutonic Order, and thus, although probably governed by much of the original example set by the Templar Rule, may have taken liberties while deployed and exposed to pagan influences in the Crusades of Northern Europe.

[Femme Falchion]

I see, much like your visage upon return from your most recent foray into the outremer?   

[Monsignor de Beaumanoir]

According to the "Rule": hair was to be kept short, but a beard was acceptable, due to the nature of interaction and beliefs of the Outremer locals. See Rule statute #21