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So territorial access to mounts doesn't matter, right?
If you defeat an opponent whose mounts survived, can you take them for yourself?
How does superior equipment differ from ordinary?
Can characters spend their personal funds?
Is the Izkonconfilium limit general or per faction?
Are there Knight jewelers in Silverdawn?
Can decor provide teachability? If so, does losing the decor (obviously, it's permanently placed in a slot in other cases) not lead to losing the skill? How much will it cost?
Can decor with strategic effects be ordered? If so, are both passive and active possible?
It doesn't matter. No. It's closer to what Knights have at the start than the default. They can. General. Yes. It can, it does lead to loss. You need to ask the merchant on your turn. The exact effect cannot be known in advance.
First, new military discoveries, and now reinforcements in the ranks of Silverdawn's warriors. A perfectly logical move, given the now crystal-clear trajectory. But now, apparently, the time for active action had come.
Greeting her lord as etiquette demanded, she turned her gaze to the stranger who had addressed her.
— Pleased to meet you, Sir Noxis. Your speech is well-spoken, and your bearing shows the discipline of an experienced warrior. I have no doubt your talents will serve Silverdawn well.
- I confess, my lady, I am here primarily out of self-interest — for me and my precious wife, the Surface proved unfamiliar and full of indescribable horrors, so we had no choice but to turn to our acquaintance Lord Cartridge for help. Now I must lend a hand in defending the interests of our new home.
What upgrades will be there then? Which weapon should I look at?
sword)
Ple-Sen
Ammunition, spirit, health, and movement points — what rules do they recover by?
equipment points are spent on quivers, etc. the rest recovers at the start of the faction's turn
so, who's gonna win?
Most likely, not Teneressa. Not because the abilities are bad (quite the opposite), but because I don't believe in a game lasting 100 turns.
Richard's art reminds me a bit of this guy
Richard, hiding the pain.
Well, what else can you do when some random knight has kidnapped your lady right from under your nose and even left a note addressed personally to you?