The best defense of apparation binding is that no one in their right mind would think the colleges actually do it. Like binding i-cant-believe-its-not-a-daemon just seems like a really braindead move for the colleges.
This is fucking awful.
I think if we vote for that, we might all be literally dragged to hell, irl.
The dwarves have a thirty-three month calendar in a 400-day year with 25-day lunar cycles! They must've been the ones to inflict the foot upon the Empire.
Empire: "That's a grudgin'"
Also, since we have a big dog and like the big dog knights, we should have them ride big fighting dogs. Wehrwölfe, as the Imperials would say.Instead of puns, how about a perfectly sensible name with no unfortunate connotations whatsoever?
If we go mounted knight, the Red Rider spell is highly likely to end up based off the legend of the Dammerlichtreiter.
So, consider:
What is the Dammerlichtreiter most famous for? Liberating Sylvania
How did was Sylvania liberated? Killing vampires.
An obvious name for a spell based on that legend suggests itself.
Twilight of the Vampires.
Please delete this.
Actually, I keep thinking of "Knight Rider" as more of a dramatization of Mathilde's own (fictionalized) adventures: "Night Rider. A Ulgu-filled flight into the world of a mage who does not exist. The Dämmerlichtreiter, a woman on a crusade to champion the cause of the innocent, the helpless, the powerless. In a world of magic-users who operate above the law..."
Aren't they called Ulricskinder? I couldn't find anything indicating that Wehrwölfe would be the Imperial term, and since the first syllable of werewolf/Werwolf comes from "wer", meaning man in old english/middle high German that would be a really unusual spelling.
I love it. Just to absolutely F with people:
Weber's Webbers?
Children of Ulric is the most common term I've seen.
It's a German pun. The word for werewolf is Werwolf, but Wehr is an old-timey word that means something like Defense or Fighting. The army was the Wehrmacht, literally Defense Force, and now is the Bundesweher. So a Wehrwolf is a fighting wolf. And the Empire is very German inspired, including the place names being occasionally bad German. So Mathilde is probably speaking something that would sound like a weird German dialect.
Hmm, better is Fog Immersed Riders from Essence Bound Apparitions Located Liminally
Well, the army during a certain unfortunate period.
Mathilde's Webbers
Ah, yes. I kept thinking something was off there. Thank you for pointing that out. I'm just gonna blame the late hour. Speaking of which, I should do some sleep now.
Being even more pedantic, the army was the Heer in both periods, the Wehrmacht/Bundeswehr were/are the armed forces as a whole.
