I understand correctly that, from a gameplay perspective, a male character in this religion does not receive any benefits, except for adhering to the law, despising ordinary people, and the possibility of being dominated by a dark priestess?
I was thinking, what if my character is disabled and technically cannot desire the body of a priestess? What then? Will he still desire and use available tools?
As I understand it, these are not random negative changes, but ones specifically related to a particular strong character trait? Can a strong person become stupid, and a smart person become evil? Provided that he isn't already, of course.
Can I assign a horse initially? (if an aristocrat)
Can I use a shield with a polearm?
You can't.
Curat was the fourth child and the only son in the family of Count Tulcius Cariant, who received a small part of the land near the Mediterranean Sea after the surrender of Nihon.
Miniature "Last Step" pistol, custom-made (hidden in a boot, if such things are possible)
Does the reptiloid racial ability affect the bonuses to characteristics from skills? That is, will a reptiloid rogue receive twice as much dexterity, and a reptiloid linguist receive twice as little charisma and intelligence?
And do the bonuses to stats count towards the limit or are they in addition to it?
Does Imperial Sword Art work with one-handed and two-handed weapons?
Does the damage penalty from "Quick Sword" only apply to additional attacks?
Do additional attacks from different sources stack?
Does the damage bonus from Beliad (soldier/refugee) add to the strength modifier?
Do I understand correctly that lizardfolk have a free pool of 85 points instead of 95, due to the specifics of the racial bonus?
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Imperial Sword Art - one-and-a-half-handed sword, one-handed sword, katana.
Path of the Warrior - katana.
Assassin - short bladed weapon.
Shining Sword - two-handed sword.
Dreyerian combat art - any melee weapon, works with basic skills.
Inquisitor - any melee weapon except polearms, works with basic skills.