Dark Ages Auto-translated

There are so many pictures in the game, it makes me want to read them.

Death has no eyes, Heroist, it's an abstraction! ;)
But overall, the stories are great.

I mixed it up with another idiom. This is what happens when you don't read anything about the Expedition setting for several years.

Death has no eyes, Hero, it's an abstraction!

There is a face, but no eyes?

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I mixed it up with another idiom.

There's also a saying about death and eyes. It's easily googled.

Yeah, well, then everything is fine. I have enough strength for a couple more quests.

Revan, your student: 50% – Philosopher (yes, + to speed) 50% – any other 1/3 – the teacher’s race 2/3 – any other (yes, a troll) 30% x2 – random racial skill (no) Remaining skills up to 10 skill points: Assassin, Blacksmith, Herbalist ------ Decided to let the troll spend another skill point on a weapon: Long Shaft. Life -6 Speed -48 Concentration -6 Result: Troll Philosopher (+ to speed) Assassin Blacksmith Herbalist Long Shaft +1 skill point, -6 life, -48 speed, -6 concentration

I don't understand anything...

Remaining skills up to 10 skill points: Assassin, Blacksmith, Herbalist

A versatile companion!))
Oh well, two Herbalists and not a single Healer :smile05:

As I understand it, Mент has posted a template for generating a companion solely for his own use, and it will either be the first, second, or third version (and even that depends on whether he has enough resources).

No, this is the final result. The template is just to show you how I do it. Updated. Now, if a student hasn't taken a weapon, they take one of the available weapons for 1 Action Point.

Total: 2 troll cards, 1 troll apprentice, 1 troll GM.

No, this is the final result.

Understood. By any chance, is the troll's name Lednar?

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I assume there's no need for a blacksmith anymore? Then, I'll probably create a fire mage.

It's just a troll blacksmith. You'll order one thing, and he'll make something else, just to troll you.

I had the same thought.

A troll, a philosopher, a blacksmith, a herbalist, and to top it all off, he wields a long staff! What luck!