Triggered against an enemy exiting melee range, using an item, picking up a weapon, or against a ranged unit (except for thrown weapons) or a spellcaster.
+4 to Intelligence, the character can read and write. Required for all scholar skills, except for the blacksmith.
However, the aristocracy has a different opinion about the king, considering him an indecisive ruler who caters to the bourgeoisie and is responsible for the humiliating peace. Although Ferdinand II was a good ruler during peacetime, cautious, prudent, and adhering to the principle of "do no harm," many knights doubt that he can lead the country in war. Meanwhile, the king has no brothers, nor any sons.
What does magical accuracy target? I don't see a universal or magical dodge in the system. Melee dodge grows too quickly relative to magical accuracy, and ranged dodge works on a completely different system.