Galo would not volunteer and would much prefer to stay out of it (If the Dominus is at all familiar with his preferences by now he would know that), but he will do as he is told - not like he has any choice. Personally, as a player, I don't mind either way; I can have him put on a show while his mind goes walkabouts, or I can have him do an impersonation of a piece of furniture.<br/><br/>For limitations, Senti, I am just trying to play Galo (and Porcius when he pops up) as realistically as I can, with perhaps a little artistic licence if I am unsure of things. I made the characters, they have their skills, backgrounds and such, and I am trying to keep to that. For example, Galo isn't a physical character, so I fully expect him to get beat up if he goes against a Gladiator or a Guard, but against another house slave or Roman unaccustomed to combat, particularly a woman, he might kick their ass. Again with languages, because they are so difficult to learn and require so much time, I only have him know very basics, words and phrases and such, with a lot, but he is only good, or semi good with languages closer to his own. I am being a grown up - or trying to be! :P<br/><br/>With the hierarchy, I would have though Galo would have slightly higher status then Nadia since men were more valued in the Roman Empire then women - but that would ultimately be up to the Dominus/Domina and how they wanted their slaves organised. Beyond that... Dominus at the top of the tree, then Domina, then other free Roman citizens, then head slaves and doctore, then other slaves. I am not sure about protocol for a citizen ordering another citizen's slave about, beyond things like 'tell your master this' or 'fetch me some wine'. Note sure where the Guards factor in either, as free citizens paid to do a job.