I fully cop to being mathematically minded. It's who I am and to be blunt(er) I'm damn proud of it. My style is always a bit heavier on the mechanics side, at least when calculating my own actions, because that's a language I understand and am able to process efficiently. It has nothing to do with my roleplay preferences (which lean heavily in favor of a good story over good math) but simply my own innately logical approach to a character that will, historically, act in a highly illogical fashion. I told you, I'm crazy.<br/><br/>This is a hard concept for most people to grasp; being a math person and being hide-bound to the rules are two different things. I can (and will) recite rules, numbers, and probabilities largely from memory. But that's just because my brain is wired to remember and calculate things like that. If those numbers get in the way of the much harder to quantify aspect of<em>fun</em>, I'm not someone you have to convince to shoot them out a cannon.<br/><br/>But yes. Myar enjoys shiny things. And the king is clearly not paying them enough shiny things. Therefor, he will rectify the situation<em>by whatever means are the most hilarious</em>.