In terms of our chance to learn new magic I'd say Middenheim seems likely to somewhat edge out the Fire Spire, both because the Middenheim College is an older and nore established institution and because Middenheim has a very powerful Ghur magic site, which means bonuses to learning Ghur spells, but I don't imagine the difference is so big we'd have to head out to Middenheim, unless we're specifically intending to learn Ghur battle magic at the time, in which case heading to Middenheim would be pretty prudent due to bonuses to learning Ghur from proximity to the Flame of Ulric.
Not sure what you mean by that? Most of the spells that the elementalists are offering to teach us are ones that are actually on our spellbook.
They have the best tyromancers too.
Someone who tells the future using cheese. Yes really.
@Blackout what would Fanriel's reaction be to tyromancy? How would she react if it worked?
That's Marienburg right?
If she is a noble, she is except from the levy. Nobles are under heavy social expectation to volunteer to fight as Silver Helms, but they are not subject to the levy. They might volunteer join the levy if they can't afford a horse and armour, but even then that's not them being subject to the levy.
No, she cannot. The authority of the Handmaidens comes from the Everqueen, a retired Handmaiden has no authority at all.
"What a stupid medium to channel Azyr through."
Yes, Sith Rionnasc is the colony the ruins of which Marienburg was built on, and in modern day refers to the Elven Quarter of the city.
Teclis be like: "I'll write that one down and study it to make it better Asur style!"
Though honestly at this point it's a bit funny how the vote keeps getting tied again after the tie breaks
