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/ It's better to have your own familiar criminals than unknown outsiders, some of whom are probably criminals too, because all the decent ones are already in the army or the police. /
- Could you tell me a little more about this system of free magical education? I'm suffering from, as they say in the Empire... a certain degree of *jamévu*. I need to get a clearer picture of the world around me. For example, I know for sure that in some places, mages aren't exactly popular, let alone educated at the expense of taxpayers.
— It's simple: any citizen can apply to the magic bureau to determine if they or their child has a magical aptitude. If this aptitude exists, they can confidently enroll in studies, and the state will cover all expenses.
Added 1 minute later Ment
-- Well, I'm Ayko Virensenser," the girl lowered her title of Mole Queen for the second time that day, this time to avoid unnecessary misunderstandings. -- It's very nice to meet you, Miss Gloria. So, do you need any more help? As one colleague to another?
— Well... wouldn't you like to move in with me? I'm afraid to sleep alone.
/ It's better to have your own familiar criminals than unknown NPCs, some of whom are probably also criminals, because all the normal ones are already in the army or police. /
It's better to have criminal players than criminal GMs.
I walk along the perimeter of the fence from the outside towards the pear orchards. I climb over the fence where the pears grow (?). In the middle.
Beata (damn, I keep writing "Beato" because there's a character I know named that, so I have to correct it every time! 😆) climbs over the fence and discovers that Antonius is growing avocados.
Added 30 seconds later I've added a section at the bottom of the calendar to indicate the characters' place of residence.
/ It's better to have your own familiar criminals than unknown NPCs, some of whom are probably also criminals, because all the normal ones are already in the army or police. /
The n-th expansion is underway, and players are still thinking that the GM won't throw criminals into their party... Aoi Tori
— Well... Don't you want to move in with me? I'm scared to sleep alone.
Beata (I keep writing "Beato" because there's a famous character with that name, so I have to correct it every time!) climbs over the fence and discovers that Antonius is growing avocados.
"I need to pick some up on the way back. I need lawyers. A good lawyer is worth their weight in gold!" I go to the windows to check how easy it is to break in, trying not to be noticed, and I peek through the windows to see if anyone is there.
- What's the benefit for him in all this? Does it send these free-of-charge trained mages to work in mines for the rest of their lives, or somewhere else? A modeling agency, for example, might keep them under contract for a year, or even longer.
Beata walks to the window, but doesn't see anyone in her field of vision (there is lighting inside).
Added 2 minutes later Morning
- But what's in it for him? Does it then send these free-trained mages to the mines for life, or somewhere else? A modeling agency, for example, keeps them under contract for a year, or even longer.
— I'm afraid that's too philosophical a question to answer without some preparation... In short, I think we pay taxes and, therefore, the state is interested in helping to develop the talents of its citizens so that our society can thrive.
Beata determines the difficulty of the castle.
The castle's difficulty is 15.
Beata moves clockwise.
Beata stops at a window and discovers a bedroom.
From the room, she hears a dialogue and strange, wet sounds.
— ... Ah, ah, is it really true that you'll give me your "glamour"?
— It will depend on how well you satisfy my "audience," heh-heh.
I hope Raphael doesn't have to take on such a role. 😔
I hope he does 🌚
Beata determines the difficulty of the Castle.
The difficulty of the Castle is 15.
Beata moves clockwise.
Beata stops at a window and discovers a bedroom.
From the room, she hears a dialogue and strange wet sounds.
— ... Ah, ah, is it really true that you want my... uh... "performance"?
— It will depend on how well you satisfy my "audience," heh-heh.
I don't quite understand how the difficulty works; can you explain? "Easy. We don't need witnesses, nor do we need any extra corpses. We need to assess the situation completely. I wouldn't want to kill the cook and the butler, if they're here."
Next.
I don't quite understand how the difficulty works, can you explain?
In the case of locks, a roll is made against your dexterity.
15 (or 10 for gates) against your 18. If you roll higher, the lock opens. If you roll lower, the lockpick breaks and there is a chance of being discovered.
Added 1 minute ago The room below turned out to be a kitchen, and the room above was a study.
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