For the objectives, that would be appreciated.
You only have 3 options, you chose four. You may double up, if you like.
Whoops, missed this. @Arkatekt is correct, you aren't finding those around here, and even if you did, the price would bankrupt you.
It wouldn't be available everywhere else. But, like I said, give me some time.
1. There will almost certainly be trainers in Taras, yes. We have to get to Taras before we can use them though, and traveling without learning how to use a sword, especially if we plan to do the bounty hunter track when we get there, is better done before we leave in the first place.
I suggest we wait until we have magic knowledge before we make the armour, just so we don't end up losing the magical properties because we don't know how to properly deal with Magical Wolf Pelts.
We were about to leave town and go to Taras anyway so I don't see much difference in voting on it when we get there and see what opportunities are available.
If we break a magic property, that is something we have to get over. The likelihood we can keep whatever property it had when we make the armour, as a novice mage, is low unless we take the magic apprentice option and have our mentor take a look and tell us what not to do.
If we let even one person see our face, that line of reasoning falls apart.
That's why I voted [] Magic apprentice.
We can, but it stands to reason that training before hunting Giant magical creatures if far better than trying to survive them and then train.
Sorry, was thinking about wearing it constantly.*derp*.
We would need to buy Winter Clothes either way. A non-magical cloak alone is not enough to keep a person warm in any weather, no matter how much fur we leave on it.
That is 3 options. we have 4. Also, the head to Taras thing is being save for later.
Do you have your own idea of where to go from here?
'Normal fur cloak' and 'cool cloak' aren't mutually exclusive, I'll give you that, but in my experience, when people talk about a 'cool cloak' they almost always want something that stands out or is otherwise flashy/magical.
This doesn't actually do anything. If someone wants to vote for your plan, they just vote for your name. And if you're trying to make the plan itself something someone can vote for, it needs to be a Base Plan (though if you do so, I'd hope for a more descriptive plan name).
You managed to spread this vote line over multiple text lines. Only the bit up to "pretty strong," will be counted.
This is another bit where a base plan would be useful, but the current vote line tells us nothing in the tally.
Is that relevant to the magic system used in this quest? If that's from some other game or system, then such an assertion is meaningless.
And now I see where it came from. Suggestion is clumsy, since you can't rely on the tally to give you complete and correct info.
