What will happen to the one who organized this whole scheme with stolen letters if the truth comes out?
Will the damage to their reputation be big enough to be worth spending time on?
Right, bugger. Wreastling. I kinda assumed that Sanctity of Motion would mostly cover it. Is gaining control over a grapple something that then gives us narative space to do grapple stuff to the enemy, or just a +x to grapple stuff, or what? Basically, is it worth heavy investment in grapple or is just a escape button is good enough.
If you have control of the grapple, you can just end it freely.
Thus would be Hard-Fall to 4, it's already at 3. Right cost tho.
There's something I would like to know before I formulate a plan to deal with Waering. How often is mail sent?
Ideally I would want to follow Waering's underling back to his meetup with him and then figure out where he's stashing our mail. Then on the mail route after that, I'd want to bring witnesses to that same meeting and also bring someone to that mail storage for evidence.
Okay, good. Now I want to figure something out to do in addition to that, because a plan with a single point of failure is no dang good.This turn is 6 months so there's definitely time for this plan.
First of all, yes, we do. We have 40 replenish we can quite easily get over rebuke even if we spent zeal and brought our rebuke to 10 we can still easily get over it with most of our attacks and if our opponents are at or above 0 beads of the third decade so will they.Overall a plan I mostly like, bit of a disagreement on some of the training spending as I feel Pulling The Web is in a good enough spot right now and instead raising Hordebreaker as I really like Rebuke points, especially at our power level as none of us have the Fervour to spend on getting past the bloody thing, so bullying the other Squires with more Rebuke than we should have is rather nice.
We are not wrestlers, this is not our combat style, getting a trick to defense against it is wise I'm not so sure about investing more than a half of our training a turn before a tournament we want to place well in. especially when its in place of the fighting style that governs our defense (you know the thing our opponent would need to get through to grapple us in the first place).Just changed around some Training. Moved the Refined points from Pulling the Web to the wrestling prayer and changed the rank in Hard-fall to one in each of Hordebraker and Frydsman Yt Wol for a Rebuke point and a minor wrestling buff.
we have several turns before we get there.but also because after the Tourney we'll be introduced to the Estate mechanics, and I'd like to make sure we don't stumble with those. More Admin might also help if Waering tries to pull any tricks with our letters.
The Hordebreaker and Fyrdsman boost will bring them up to par (I picked Fyrdsman as the rank 4 since we can use it with both our other Styles).
but also because after the Tourney we'll be introduced to the Estate mechanics, and I'd like to make sure we don't stumble with those.
First of all, yes, we do. We have 40 replenish we can quite easily get over rebuke even if we spent zeal and brought our rebuke to 10 we can still easily get over it with most of our attacks and if our opponents are at or above 0 beads of the third decade so will they.
Fair, but darting strike was 5, Francisca toss was 8? (I think) and all of this only applies if we use that bonus instead of hard fall which adds to our tactics (which I think is more impactful).Note: You cannot just spend extra Fervour in unlimited quantities. It maxes out at double the original cost of the Rote at Refined and up. Several of your Rotes can't get to that threshold, depending. If you upped it to 12 the literal only thing Audrey could get through that with is Giant-Killing Blow, and she couldn't afford to do that on every attack.
Fair, but darting strike was 5, Francisca toss was 8? (I think) and all of this only applies if we use that bonus instead of hard fall which adds to our tactics (which I think is more impactful).
1 or 2 more rebuck isn't going to make that big of a difference, not against a peer and that's what were going to fight in the short term.