L. Marcus

Drama [monarch of your choice]

Ragitsu once got a bit-part in a Yoko Tsuno album. Not a speaking role, though.

Wilderness guide 

Cancer once gave a young Edwin Hubble a wedgie and a swirlie.

Death tribble used to be a regular guest on BBC's The Money Programme. 

Lambastophile

Itinerant wanderer

Finnagler

Canada: Like the US as if run by Scandinavians.

Mingy would be chunky salsa in a second.

Steve Jackson and his Games

Also, a veritable cloud of testosterone.

And the bulging of the pecs. 

Do you suppose one could make chain mail out of bronze ... ?

I think the Iron Age in that part of the world started in about 1200 BC, so ... Moses was Bronze, David was Iron. Or something. 

I had a rather wonderful dream about a book and RPG antiquarian shop. It was in somewhere like Stockholm's Old Town, in a house from the 1600s. Many stairs, many prongs, and the whole place stuffed with rare role-playing games and first-edition fantasy books. My only problem was that I was on a budget.

... Subtitle ... ?

My Life Among The Miccosukee was Death tribble's Seminole work.

Hi-five!

4 hours ago, Old Man said:

If I can draw the sword from the windshield, do I become king?

That's a jian, so ... maybe you bet to rule the local tai chi gang?

Did she imbibe a Potion of Glibness again?

As for Chivalry & Sorcery, the fifth edition came out a few years ago. Our own Andy Staples was part of the Britannia Game Design crew. 

"Oh, yes ... good old Merv, we used to go there for chai."

Fairies wear sabatons, sir, you've gotta believe me.

Equality. In my little world, the oldest recognised child inherits title and land. If, by some random events, someone would inherit more than one title, the next generation with more than one eligible heir would divide the titles among them, the eldermost child taking the most prestigious title/richest holding.