I don't know how often it actually happened, but its a common story with numerous classic variations, the usual one being the king pretends to be a peasant to wander around find out how his people really live, often discovering that his 'trustworthy advisors' have been lying through their teeth and ripping him off.
Thank you, corrected.
I think it's alright.
He's one of the potential leaders of Stoon in the Old World Blues game. Between the cannibal, the monster-worshipping cannibal and the insane super mutant nightkin, he's the most mentally coherant choice.
Nope. That power armour isn't for show. Daniel has been in a lot of fights.
That's the irony of the story. He rebelled against Gunn II partially because he was going mad, and then starts to head into violently angry senility himself. Passing the throne onto his daughter allows him to recover somewhat.
They suggest that Saskatchewan kept its classic heraldry in some form, but the book just makes me wonder if his house is also associated with the University of Saskatchewan.
The only power armor that's not stylish is the T-51b, and that's mostly because of the bucket looking helmet.