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So, does this mean that if a template is given trainability, it will have to be redone? Or can the skill be added "for free"?
It won't have to be redone.
Questions regarding the placement of decorations. 1. Do Knights live in cities of their origin? 2. If the city where a Knight lives is captured, do the decorations go to the captors? 3. If a Knight, in whose home the decorations are hung, dies, what is the fate of those decorations? Can they be passed on to someone else?
Ничто не возникает из ничего и ничто не пропадает бесследно. Если где-то чего-то убудет, то в другом месте добавится. (Закон сохранения).
Damn, Yashchur raises a good point that I hadn't even thought of before. It was assumed that houses exist in a "vacuum," but capture and such makes sense. It will be like this:
1. If there's only one city in the region, the Knight's house is in the capital; if there are several, you need to specify which city the house is in before the start of the next turn, otherwise it will automatically be in the capital. 2. The decorations will go to the invaders. 3. Yes, you can.
The foul stench that met Stefania's nostrils was unlike any animal that roamed the surface, as if her body was giving her a hint of the incompatibility of the food she was preparing with herself.
Maybe she and Manka just don't know how to cook. Stefania is a noble lady, after all, so servants probably did that for her.
Don't remind me about "noble ladies" who "can't cook," plz...
If only I knew what kind of ladies I'm reminding you of...
if there are several of them, you need to specify in which city the house is located before the start of the next turn, otherwise it will automatically be in the capital.
The foul stench that met Stefania's nose was unlike any animal that lived on the surface, as if her body was giving her a hint that the food she was preparing was incompatible with her.
As if human flesh isn't disgusting...
While the meat was cooking, Stefania, who wasn't exactly used to cooking, decided to consult Manka after all:
— What do you think, is this thing even edible? I'm starting to have serious doubts...
- My provisions will be distributed as needed.
There was nothing to argue about here; there was logic in Eugene's words. It was logic that was repulsive and alien to Stefania, but logic nonetheless. So no argument ensued on that matter; she merely nodded.
In the end, Odlid and Rgoktes had to play rock-paper-scissors: Round 1: Odlid - Paper Rgoktes - Scissors - What bad luuuuuck. Luck turned its back on me!
From a healer's skill standpoint, Rgoktex is more needed. But, no-o-o, little Odlid 😢
The foul stench that met Stephanie's nostrils was unlike any animal that roamed the surface, as if her body were hinting at the incompatibility of the food she was preparing with herself.
Maybe she and Manka just don't know how to cook. Stephanie is a noble lady, after all — servants probably did that for her.
Don't remind me of "noble ladies" who "can't cook," please...
Come on, if Odlid just shits himself, loses his AP, and pecks me and Manka on the foreheads for the food, I fear something worse...
Damn, Yashchur raises a good point that I hadn't even thought of before. It was assumed that homes exist in a "vacuum," but capture and such make sense. Here's how it will be:
1. If there's only one city in the region, the Knight's home is in the capital; if there are several, you need to specify which city the home is in before the start of the next turn, otherwise it will automatically be in the capital. 2. The decorations will go to the invaders. 3. Yes, it's allowed.
But you told me that a Knight's dwelling is located where his origin comes from. That's partly why Alaria's home is in Lament, as was even written in the quest. Hopefully, Astral won't be tempted by my collection of Sith figurines...
Злобный Ящур
