I waas going to write the same thing, but Kovnik does sound cool, so I've let it slide this time
Kovnik sounds like an informal abbreviation of a military rank, while Polkovnik made me think of a professional polka dancer and progressively degraded to an underground dance-fighter.
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10 miles a day over good territory is the rule of thumb IIRC. Kislev at this point has crap roads, and rough territory so I'd guess 6-8. Depends how many soldiers get sent as well.
It's from the Ostland Under Seige scenario actually, but yes, the full rulebook is quite large.
Abbreviating Polkovnik to Kovnik in Slavic languages has about as much sense as abbreviating Lieutenant to Tenant in English.
We're definitely several years before her canon birth, and last we knew, Boris wasn't even married yet.
Exactly, perfect timing to be set up to be magic(of several admittedly) aunt!
Mathilde is already the magic godmother to the presumed-future-Emperor-to-be, and, uh, I think she kind of sucks at it because she almost never spends time with him. Just his mother.
For us to listen to his stories about what he did today?
Yeah. Like hunting and killing a chaos sorcerer while they are strapped to a baby carrier on your person. It builds confidence and I can confirm this as a parent.
Heh, I know we are dwarf quest, but I still didn't expect leakage from Dwarf Fortress.
Rite of Way has sharp limitations on the number of troops it can carry. Especially if they're cavalry, which move fastest. And either the troops will be marching from a large population center, which would make it impossible for Mathilde to cast the spell to carry them the entire way, or from several smaller population centers, which would mean Mathilde could only help a fraction of the troops.
1) This is a medieval society and most children don't get a huge amount of attention from their actual parents.
