This isn't true.Still, Hugr is Halla's speciality and will always find it easier to reach the top in magic than anything else.
Because Fister is evil in the most subtle of ways, (also in which he is good) wotldbuilding/culture and character interactions.Halla also would have an easier time learning seidr (magic) as it was seen as a womanly thing so most men would want nothing to do with it.)
This isn't true.
Hugr isn't her specialty and neither is magic/seidr.
She just has an easier time learning it, compared if we went with a son at chargen.
This isn't true.
Hugr isn't her specialty and neither is magic/seidr.
She just has an easier time learning it, compared if we went with a son at chargen.
Because Fister is evil in the most subtle of ways, (also in which he is good) wotldbuilding/culture and character interactions.
We can pick up hitting hard later far easier than pick up extra options.
Also, we can loot more from magic users if we have more spells than they do.
It takes Halla half the effort to rank up in Hugr, which sounds like quite a specialization to me. I apologize if my choice of words has misled anyone.
Which stat starts higher and raises easier is independent from the boy/girl question.This isn't true.
Hugr isn't her specialty and neither is magic/seidr.
She just has an easier time learning it, compared if we went with a son at chargen.
Owl for a better magician Halla, Wolf for a better warrior Halla.Yes, the owl should give us the best chance of convincing the witch to teach Halla some spells or maybe even take her on as an apprentice. We can access magic sooner, and that should give us noticeably more options in combat, and probably outside of it too. Still, Hugr is Halla's speciality and will always find it easier to reach the top in magic than anything else.
The trait explicitly says +1 to starting hugr and makes it easier to raiseNot quite. Halla actually needs to spend exactly the same effort to raise both Hamr and Hugr, she just started with a point more Hugr, so if she invested equally, Hugr would always be exactly one point higher. That sort of resembles half costs, but it's really more like a 'phantom' point of Hugr sitting there and providing its bonus without increasing advancement costs. Maybe that's a pedantic distinction, but it's not actually raising it that's cheaper, it costs the same to raise and just started higher.
[ ] The child is sharp, always quick to put two and two together. They have a mind like a sail, always catching new ideas like the wind to sailcloth.
-Gain Boon: Snake's Tongue - +1 to starting hugr and makes it easier to raise.
I see people talking about Hugr vs Hamr and all that, but honestly Double Damage is amazing because it applies to however you choose to hurt people. Which, as we are bloodthirsty, is something we very much enjoy. Use a damaging spell? Oh look, it's doubled. Learn a neat trick that increases your ability to slap? Oh look, that got multiplied too. And given the amounts of overkill Halla has been employing on all of her victims thus far, it really fits.
I see people talking about Hugr vs Hamr and all that, but honestly Double Damage is amazing because it applies to however you choose to hurt people. Which, as we are bloodthirsty, is something we very much enjoy. Use a damaging spell? Oh look, it's doubled. Learn a neat trick that increases your ability to slap? Oh look, that got multiplied too. And given the amounts of overkill Halla has been employing on all of her victims thus far, it really fits.
If you look at Hallas character so far, what stands out?Wolf is incredibly powerful mechanically, but idk, I don't feel like min-maxing this one, and also not sure if having a flying fylgja expands its utility in terms of scouting and such?
One thing to note about fylgjur is that they are safe when in 'spirit mode' but can't do much more than give vague warnings. In 'physical mode' they are capable of far more but are also very vulnerable.
If it dies, you die. Don't forget that.
... Well, I forgot about this detail. Suddenly the idea of a fylgjur that can fly and is hard to hit has become noticeably more appealing to me. In addition, owls fly silently, making them less likely to be spotted during reconnaissance.