[X] Sarvoi
[X] Reading on Nehekhara
[X] Dooming and Quickening
[X] Witch Hunter
[X] Entrance Examination
[X] Reading on Nehekhara
[X] Dooming and Quickening
[X] Witch Hunter
[X] Entrance Examination
We spend AP on magic research about every single turn.I didn't articulate my original point well at all; book bonuses to these various subjects are very nice and very welcome, but we have to actually shake loose the AP to pursue any of them through to the point that they yield some real actionable, deployable results. I'm not sure I foresee that process accelerating anytime soon. Getting some armor out of this deal would be of immediate and practical (potential) use, and the only future investment that might be involved would be enchanting it. It doesn't nearly so much hinge upon future investment to bear fruit as book might, as even if it went unenchanted it would still be useful.
I'm sure this next point has already been made but; if we took the money and went to Lothern, and bumped into someone willing to sell us Ithilmar armor, that seems like exactly the sort of thing which we had hoped to purchase on the trip in the first place except it's right here and right now.
Also, do we have a word of Boney yet on how it interacts with mage armor?
Also, do we have a word of Boney yet on how it interacts with mage armor?
@Boney
A doubt about the magic books. Would they be written in the Eonir language (sorry can't remember its name), or directly in Anoqenyan since that's the language they use for magic and describing it?
From what I've experienced in the thread so far, the main ways to nerd-snipe you seem to be linguistics and the logistics of medieval living.
Not enthused here, either. I really don't want this sort of thing getting normalized, it seems like a short and slippery slope towards the thread splitting into camps that actively demonize and provoke each other.
If you don't like the thread doing X with the protagonist's resources, the way to change that isn't to denigrate X, it's to find and espouse a more compelling Y. Or sometimes it's just to accept that not every part of a piece of writing will be to your tastes.