I.F. Ister
Fortifying The Thread
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He does not.
Good idea, adding it in.
Sure.
NorseQuest (A Norse Xianxia)
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Since we have QM confirmation that we are NOT doing this yet, but a single social would be enough to get it started:
[] Spend time with Stig
-[] Teach him explosive pottery runes, meat keeping stick runes, and hone. Ask about the runes on his bow.
Also would like, but it can wait a turn with the more urgent things going on:
[] Spend time with Drifa
-[] Tell her a story about your raid. Focus on the poems you told the felag and how it motivated them so that they didn't hesitate in the fight, even when a hawk tore one of the felagis throat out.
Def want to give them a craft of Superior quality we made.
Another thing they would probably like is food, we could give them a good amount.
Got any idea for a third thing to round out our package?
I'd say it's more like the start of Turn 3 of that Winter from a practical perspective. The evidence will still need to be presented to the Thing after all. Maybe even a bit earlier depending on how much time we wish to take to prepare for the actual attack. That being said, I suppose the point still holds. We got time, albeit not as much as I'd prefer.
Anyways, what do people think about consulting the Seeress with what we found? I suspect her divinations could get a whole lot more effective if she actually knows where to look for Horra's workshop.
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Alectai
Speaks Words of Wisdom... On occasion
Not sure, we don't want Steinarr moving until we're ready to make our move though.
Huh, Deadman's not around? Does this mean my time has finally come to make a plan?
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Is the much awaited coup finally here?
Alectai
Speaks Words of Wisdom... On occasion
[X] Plan: Seizing the means of Planning
-[X] (Personal) Spend time with...
--[X] The Neighboring Dwarves, make sure you've got a solid greeting gift ready for them though.
---[X] The Superior Forged Iron Wood-Axe We Made
---[X] 3 Meat-Keeping Sticks
---[X] A Significant Amount of Food and Mead (Equivalent of 12 Food in the old system, plus the Mead)
-[X] (Battle) Go and attack somewhere...
--[X] Attack one of the bandit camps to the East
---[X] It's a known issue in the area--while you're not quite willing to tip your hand to Horra yet, it's not like these ones are a secret either, take your little crew on an enthusiastic walk so you can chip away at Horra's influence and build your reputation in the area. Maybe win some allies or get some extra evidence in the process?
-[X] (Exploration) Go on a walk through...
--[X] The fields! -- The more interesting resources you can acquire, the more options you'll have, down the line.
-[X] (Research) Try to figure out how things work
--[X] Your magical plant now has leaves. They're oily but also from some kind of magical plant so maybe the leaves themselves are useful as well as the oil. Take some time to see what kind of uses you can put the fronds of the Hearthroot to (1d6)
--[X] Sealwood might produce a useful sap, but what could happen if you had more of it? You don't think you had enough of it to grow it conventionally, but what would happen if you planted the twig in your Soul and fed it some Odr? Could you get a magical Sealwood tree of your own? (1d6)
--[X] Bible Study Continues... (1d6)
--[X] You've got a decent quantity of Odr now and a good grasp of how much you can accumulate. While the opportunities to cultivate the flora in your soul are reasonably understood by now, you're curious what could happen if you used it to fuel a Trick... Like Kindle-Spinner, you've got a pretty good grasp of that now. (1d6--to be done after we've rolled for training this turn)
-[X] (Blackhand) Try to develop old/train new hugareida tricks (Write in)
--[X] Kindle Spinner (6d6) (3d6 spent)
--[X] Firebomb Strike (2d6) (1d6 Spent)
--[X] Ember-Winged Cloak (2d6) (1d6 Spent)
--[X] Campfire (2d6) (1d6 Spent)
--[X] Sickness-Sear (2d6) (1d6 Spent)
--[X] Beaconlight (2d6) (1d6 Spent)
-[X] (Training) Hugr (27 successes to rank up)
--[X] Train Hugr Itself (5d6)
--[X] Train Barb-Tongue (1d6)
--[X] Train Silver-Tongue (1d6)
--[X] Train Composure (1d6)
--[X] Train Wordplay (1d6)
--[X] Train Armorcraft (1d6)
--[X] Train Mail-Skill Trick (2d6)
--[X] Train Weaponcraft (1d6)
--[X] Train Sax-Skill Trick (2d6)
-[X] (Training) Fylgja (10 successes to rank up)
--[X] Train Fylgja Itself (1d6)
-[X] (Orthstirr Usage) (Write in)
--[X] Hamr: 40 (Full Combat Pool + Overland)
--[X] Hugr: 49 (All except Artcraft and Management)
--[X] Fylgja: 7 (Maxed out)
--[X] Total Cost: 97 Orthstirr
--[X] Remaining Reserve: 173 Orthstirr
--[X] Default Equipment and Inventory.
The objective this turn is as follows.
A) Get Kindle-Spinner to Master and then see if spending Odr on it causes improved effects. Master Kindle-Spinner only costs 2, which is cheap enough to experiment with.
B) Start working on the Hugr Grind
C) Get Armorcraft and Weaponcraft up to rank 4, and then trying to get our first crafting Tricks done with them by spending a bit more there. We'll need at least 2 successes to pull it off beyond our auto, and spending just 1 die there doesn't give us that.
D) Get Silver-Tongue to the next level and Barb-Tongue within reach of it.
E) Wordplay and Composure will also be ready to level up by next turn with another 1d6.
F) Poke the Bandits that are widely known about, the ones that are causing trouble by the border. It's some extra Orthstirr at the very least and potentially wins us some more allies, even if they're smart enough to leave more evidence lying around.
-[X] (Personal) Spend time with...
--[X] The Neighboring Dwarves, make sure you've got a solid greeting gift ready for them though.
---[X] The Superior Forged Iron Wood-Axe We Made
---[X] 3 Meat-Keeping Sticks
---[X] A Significant Amount of Food and Mead (Equivalent of 12 Food in the old system, plus the Mead)
-[X] (Battle) Go and attack somewhere...
--[X] Attack one of the bandit camps to the East
---[X] It's a known issue in the area--while you're not quite willing to tip your hand to Horra yet, it's not like these ones are a secret either, take your little crew on an enthusiastic walk so you can chip away at Horra's influence and build your reputation in the area. Maybe win some allies or get some extra evidence in the process?
-[X] (Exploration) Go on a walk through...
--[X] The fields! -- The more interesting resources you can acquire, the more options you'll have, down the line.
-[X] (Research) Try to figure out how things work
--[X] Your magical plant now has leaves. They're oily but also from some kind of magical plant so maybe the leaves themselves are useful as well as the oil. Take some time to see what kind of uses you can put the fronds of the Hearthroot to (1d6)
--[X] Sealwood might produce a useful sap, but what could happen if you had more of it? You don't think you had enough of it to grow it conventionally, but what would happen if you planted the twig in your Soul and fed it some Odr? Could you get a magical Sealwood tree of your own? (1d6)
--[X] Bible Study Continues... (1d6)
--[X] You've got a decent quantity of Odr now and a good grasp of how much you can accumulate. While the opportunities to cultivate the flora in your soul are reasonably understood by now, you're curious what could happen if you used it to fuel a Trick... Like Kindle-Spinner, you've got a pretty good grasp of that now. (1d6--to be done after we've rolled for training this turn)
-[X] (Blackhand) Try to develop old/train new hugareida tricks (Write in)
--[X] Kindle Spinner (6d6) (3d6 spent)
--[X] Firebomb Strike (2d6) (1d6 Spent)
--[X] Ember-Winged Cloak (2d6) (1d6 Spent)
--[X] Campfire (2d6) (1d6 Spent)
--[X] Sickness-Sear (2d6) (1d6 Spent)
--[X] Beaconlight (2d6) (1d6 Spent)
-[X] (Training) Hugr (27 successes to rank up)
--[X] Train Hugr Itself (5d6)
--[X] Train Barb-Tongue (1d6)
--[X] Train Silver-Tongue (1d6)
--[X] Train Composure (1d6)
--[X] Train Wordplay (1d6)
--[X] Train Armorcraft (1d6)
--[X] Train Mail-Skill Trick (2d6)
--[X] Train Weaponcraft (1d6)
--[X] Train Sax-Skill Trick (2d6)
-[X] (Training) Fylgja (10 successes to rank up)
--[X] Train Fylgja Itself (1d6)
-[X] (Orthstirr Usage) (Write in)
--[X] Hamr: 40 (Full Combat Pool + Overland)
--[X] Hugr: 49 (All except Artcraft and Management)
--[X] Fylgja: 7 (Maxed out)
--[X] Total Cost: 97 Orthstirr
--[X] Remaining Reserve: 173 Orthstirr
--[X] Default Equipment and Inventory.
The objective this turn is as follows.
A) Get Kindle-Spinner to Master and then see if spending Odr on it causes improved effects. Master Kindle-Spinner only costs 2, which is cheap enough to experiment with.
B) Start working on the Hugr Grind
C) Get Armorcraft and Weaponcraft up to rank 4, and then trying to get our first crafting Tricks done with them by spending a bit more there. We'll need at least 2 successes to pull it off beyond our auto, and spending just 1 die there doesn't give us that.
D) Get Silver-Tongue to the next level and Barb-Tongue within reach of it.
E) Wordplay and Composure will also be ready to level up by next turn with another 1d6.
F) Poke the Bandits that are widely known about, the ones that are causing trouble by the border. It's some extra Orthstirr at the very least and potentially wins us some more allies, even if they're smart enough to leave more evidence lying around.
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Can we add an explicit gift for the dwarves please?
These 3 gifts are what i have in mind:
-[] the superior forged iron axe we made
-[] 3 meat keeping sticks
-[] 12 food
Thoughts on why these:
The Axe shows our interest in crafting (and anything fine+ is acceptable according to qm*1), giving the best quality we have on hand for the best first impression.
Food and meat keeping sticks:
Dwarves are generally described as liking things that require sunlight, since they can't make anything requiring sunlight since it would kill them.
They are also described as being at war, greatly reducing their trade capacity.
So this is a gift of things they urgently need in their time of crisis. And meat keeping stick that help keep the cow or whatever fresh.
Citation on us being able to sacrifice the superior forged iron axe:
Citation on Fine+ things we made being ok:
Citation dwarves liking surface stuff that requires sunlight.
Citation on the ducklings being at war and aren't able to trade as much.
Alectai
Speaks Words of Wisdom... On occasion
Hrm, do I need to specify on that level @Imperial Fister ? Or is Halla smart enough to know what a good gift is so we don't need to micro?
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[X] Plan: Seizing Back The Means Of Planning
-[X] (Personal) Spend time with...
--[X] The Neighboring Dwarves, make sure you've got a solid greeting gift ready for them though.
---[X] The Superior Forged Iron Wood-Axe We Made
---[X] 3 Meat-Keeping Sticks
---[X] A Significant Amount of Food and Mead (Equivalent of 12 Food in the old system, plus the Mead)
-[X] (Battle) Go and attack somewhere...
--[X] Attack one of the bandit camps to the East
---[X] It's a known issue in the area--while you're not quite willing to tip your hand to Horra yet, it's not like these ones are a secret either, take your little crew on an enthusiastic walk so you can chip away at Horra's influence and build your reputation in the area. Maybe win some allies or get some extra evidence in the process?
-[X] (Personal) Spend time with...
--[X] Stigr
--[X] Discuss runes with him (both those on his bow and using explosive charm on arrows) and start teaching him Hone if he currently lacks it.
Training:
-[X] (Rolled)
--[X] Train Kindle-Spinner 2d6 (1d6) (+1 Success from Born of Fire)
--[X] Train Firebomb-Strike 2d6 (1d6) (+1 Success from Born of Fire)
--[X] Train Ember-Winged Cloak 2d6 (1d6) (+1 Success from Born of Fire)
--[X] Train Campfire 2d6 (1d6) (+1 Success from Born of Fire)
--[X] Train Sickness Sear 2d6 (1d6) (+1 Success from Born of Fire)
--[X] Train Beaconlight 2d6 (1d6) (+1 Success from Born of Fire)
--[X] Train 'Sax' Weaponcraft Skill-Trick 4d6
-[X] (Research) Try to figure out how things work
--[X] Your magical plant now has leaves. They're oily but also from some kind of magical plant so maybe the leaves themselves are useful as well as the oil. Take some time to see what kind of uses you can put the fronds of the Hearthroot to (1d6)
--[X] Sealwood might produce a useful sap, but what could happen if you had more of it? You don't think you had enough of it to grow it conventionally, but what would happen if you planted the twig in your Soul and fed it some Odr? Could you get a magical Sealwood tree of your own? (1d6)
--[X] Bible Study Continues... (1d6)
--[X] You've got a decent quantity of Odr now and a good grasp of how much you can accumulate. While the opportunities to cultivate the flora in your soul are reasonably understood by now, you're curious what could happen if you used it to help fuel a Trick... Like Kindle-Spinner, you've got a pretty good grasp of that now. Try spending 1 Odr to help with this Trick, and the rest with Orthstirr if necessary. (1d6--to be done after we've rolled for training this turn)
-[X] (Blackhand's Training) Try to develop old/train new hugareida tricks
--[X] Train Halting Vortex 1d6
-[X] (Training) Tricks
--[X] Train Goal-Tell 1d6
--[X] Train Cool-Off 1d6
--[X] Train Skewer-Flick 1d6
--[X] Train 'Mail' Armorcraft Skill-Trick 1d6
-[X] (Training) Hamr (61 successes to rank up)
--[X] Train Hamr itself 1d6
-[X] (Training) Hugr (27 successes to rank up)
--[X] Train Hugr itself 1d6
--[X] Train Armorcraft 1d6 (+1 Success from Sten)
--[X] Train Composure 1d6
--[X] Train Housecraft 1d6 (+1 Success from Sten)
--[X] Train Silver-Tongue 1d6
--[X] Train Weaponcraft 1d6 (+1 Success from Sten)
--[X] Train Wordplay 1d6
-[X] (Training) Fylgja (10 success to rank up)
--[X] Train Fylgja Itself 1d6
Orthstirr:
-[X] (Orthstirr Usage)
--[X] 1 Odr + 5-6 Orthstirr into Hamr (however much orthstirr it will take after the Odr)
---[X] 4 Chop, 4 Defend, 4 Dodge, 4 Glima, 3 Bash, 3 Pierce, 3 Throw, 3 Cut, 3 Labor, 3 Overland (34 total)
--[X] 6 Hugr
---[X] 3 Barb-Tongue, 3 Composure, 5 Housecraft, 3 Management, 4 Scouting, 4 Silver-Tongue, 3 Strategy, 3 Tactics, 4 Wordplay, 5 Wildcraft (36 total)
--[X] 4 Fylgja
---[X] 3 Command
--[X] 1 First Impression
--[X] 189/188 free for tricks (depending on how much Orthstirr we can put into Hamr)
Fylgja:
-[X] (Fylgja Capacity)
--[X] Remove Halting Vortex. Kindle Spinner, and Ember-Wing Cloak
--[X] Add Fine Bog Iron Tools
--[X] Add Boulder
--[X] Add Shield
The name is obviously a joke. But I think getting Stigr started on combat training is a bit more urgent than exploring, and I think the training stuff above is important for several reasons:
1. It hopefully gets Sax finished this turn (or next turn at the latest). That's the single biggest combat pool enhancer we can have, actually, because it lets us replace Thievesbane with, probably, a +5d weapon with special effects (we can make a flaming sax).
2. Significantly more efficient in various ways (we should, IMO, probably literally never train 2d6 outside obligatory Fire Hugareida stuff...crits only kick in on 3d6)
3. We don't want to overload Kindle Spinner on dice because we probably don't actually want to try for Perfected with it, at least not any time soon. Going from 2 Orthstirr to none on an attack is just not really that big a deal...as it's only 5 successes from Mastered (which we do want) I think investing more than the basic 2d6 is a mistake.
4. This one's a smaller deal, but the investment in Barb-Tongue from Alectai's plan is weird to me. We're no closer to level 3 in that than any other base level 2 skill and I'd rather raise, say, Tactics at least in the short term.
EDIT:
We actually didn't make this due to GM intervention. Which is actually a bit of a problem with 'what do we give them' since a scythe or plow are useless to them. Upon reflection we might want to put things off a turn and make them something...anyone have good gift ideas for what we should give them now?
If not, I'm putting the exploring back in instead of the dwarf visit. Or maybe talking to Drifa as suggested (I'd like to spend time with family). Or crafting something if people have a good idea what (more tools?). We could also craft a sax next turn for them, but that'd probably put off the meeting because we don't want to give them anything less than Fine so we wouldn't want to gamble.
Added and specified along with the rest.
Added spending 1 Odr to power Hamr. That seems like something we should try. Also clarified we're not paying the full 5 Odr to power Kindle Spinner...even Alectai's plan only masters it around half the time on average. Spending 1 should work as a test, or at least test if orthstirr and odr can be used together like that, or if 1 Orthstirr can power even a big Trick all by itself.
-[X] (Personal) Spend time with...
--[X] The Neighboring Dwarves, make sure you've got a solid greeting gift ready for them though.
---[X] The Superior Forged Iron Wood-Axe We Made
---[X] 3 Meat-Keeping Sticks
---[X] A Significant Amount of Food and Mead (Equivalent of 12 Food in the old system, plus the Mead)
-[X] (Battle) Go and attack somewhere...
--[X] Attack one of the bandit camps to the East
---[X] It's a known issue in the area--while you're not quite willing to tip your hand to Horra yet, it's not like these ones are a secret either, take your little crew on an enthusiastic walk so you can chip away at Horra's influence and build your reputation in the area. Maybe win some allies or get some extra evidence in the process?
-[X] (Personal) Spend time with...
--[X] Stigr
--[X] Discuss runes with him (both those on his bow and using explosive charm on arrows) and start teaching him Hone if he currently lacks it.
Training:
-[X] (Rolled)
--[X] Train Kindle-Spinner 2d6 (1d6) (+1 Success from Born of Fire)
--[X] Train Firebomb-Strike 2d6 (1d6) (+1 Success from Born of Fire)
--[X] Train Ember-Winged Cloak 2d6 (1d6) (+1 Success from Born of Fire)
--[X] Train Campfire 2d6 (1d6) (+1 Success from Born of Fire)
--[X] Train Sickness Sear 2d6 (1d6) (+1 Success from Born of Fire)
--[X] Train Beaconlight 2d6 (1d6) (+1 Success from Born of Fire)
--[X] Train 'Sax' Weaponcraft Skill-Trick 4d6
-[X] (Research) Try to figure out how things work
--[X] Your magical plant now has leaves. They're oily but also from some kind of magical plant so maybe the leaves themselves are useful as well as the oil. Take some time to see what kind of uses you can put the fronds of the Hearthroot to (1d6)
--[X] Sealwood might produce a useful sap, but what could happen if you had more of it? You don't think you had enough of it to grow it conventionally, but what would happen if you planted the twig in your Soul and fed it some Odr? Could you get a magical Sealwood tree of your own? (1d6)
--[X] Bible Study Continues... (1d6)
--[X] You've got a decent quantity of Odr now and a good grasp of how much you can accumulate. While the opportunities to cultivate the flora in your soul are reasonably understood by now, you're curious what could happen if you used it to help fuel a Trick... Like Kindle-Spinner, you've got a pretty good grasp of that now. Try spending 1 Odr to help with this Trick, and the rest with Orthstirr if necessary. (1d6--to be done after we've rolled for training this turn)
-[X] (Blackhand's Training) Try to develop old/train new hugareida tricks
--[X] Train Halting Vortex 1d6
-[X] (Training) Tricks
--[X] Train Goal-Tell 1d6
--[X] Train Cool-Off 1d6
--[X] Train Skewer-Flick 1d6
--[X] Train 'Mail' Armorcraft Skill-Trick 1d6
-[X] (Training) Hamr (61 successes to rank up)
--[X] Train Hamr itself 1d6
-[X] (Training) Hugr (27 successes to rank up)
--[X] Train Hugr itself 1d6
--[X] Train Armorcraft 1d6 (+1 Success from Sten)
--[X] Train Composure 1d6
--[X] Train Housecraft 1d6 (+1 Success from Sten)
--[X] Train Silver-Tongue 1d6
--[X] Train Weaponcraft 1d6 (+1 Success from Sten)
--[X] Train Wordplay 1d6
-[X] (Training) Fylgja (10 success to rank up)
--[X] Train Fylgja Itself 1d6
Orthstirr:
-[X] (Orthstirr Usage)
--[X] 1 Odr + 5-6 Orthstirr into Hamr (however much orthstirr it will take after the Odr)
---[X] 4 Chop, 4 Defend, 4 Dodge, 4 Glima, 3 Bash, 3 Pierce, 3 Throw, 3 Cut, 3 Labor, 3 Overland (34 total)
--[X] 6 Hugr
---[X] 3 Barb-Tongue, 3 Composure, 5 Housecraft, 3 Management, 4 Scouting, 4 Silver-Tongue, 3 Strategy, 3 Tactics, 4 Wordplay, 5 Wildcraft (36 total)
--[X] 4 Fylgja
---[X] 3 Command
--[X] 1 First Impression
--[X] 189/188 free for tricks (depending on how much Orthstirr we can put into Hamr)
Fylgja:
-[X] (Fylgja Capacity)
--[X] Remove Halting Vortex. Kindle Spinner, and Ember-Wing Cloak
--[X] Add Fine Bog Iron Tools
--[X] Add Boulder
--[X] Add Shield
The name is obviously a joke. But I think getting Stigr started on combat training is a bit more urgent than exploring, and I think the training stuff above is important for several reasons:
1. It hopefully gets Sax finished this turn (or next turn at the latest). That's the single biggest combat pool enhancer we can have, actually, because it lets us replace Thievesbane with, probably, a +5d weapon with special effects (we can make a flaming sax).
2. Significantly more efficient in various ways (we should, IMO, probably literally never train 2d6 outside obligatory Fire Hugareida stuff...crits only kick in on 3d6)
3. We don't want to overload Kindle Spinner on dice because we probably don't actually want to try for Perfected with it, at least not any time soon. Going from 2 Orthstirr to none on an attack is just not really that big a deal...as it's only 5 successes from Mastered (which we do want) I think investing more than the basic 2d6 is a mistake.
4. This one's a smaller deal, but the investment in Barb-Tongue from Alectai's plan is weird to me. We're no closer to level 3 in that than any other base level 2 skill and I'd rather raise, say, Tactics at least in the short term.
EDIT:
If not, I'm putting the exploring back in instead of the dwarf visit. Or maybe talking to Drifa as suggested (I'd like to spend time with family). Or crafting something if people have a good idea what (more tools?). We could also craft a sax next turn for them, but that'd probably put off the meeting because we don't want to give them anything less than Fine so we wouldn't want to gamble.
Added and specified along with the rest.
Added spending 1 Odr to power Hamr. That seems like something we should try. Also clarified we're not paying the full 5 Odr to power Kindle Spinner...even Alectai's plan only masters it around half the time on average. Spending 1 should work as a test, or at least test if orthstirr and odr can be used together like that, or if 1 Orthstirr can power even a big Trick all by itself.
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Whether we need to is one thing, but if we want to is another.
Being explicit shows what thought we put into the gift and shows how much we are willing to give.
I'll refer to this quote where qm explicitly confirmed that we can. (though then he would subract the proper amount of forged iron, of course)
I.F. Ister
Fortifying The Thread
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Toboe's got the right of it here.
While Halla is smart enough to know — so you could leave it vague if you so desired — being explicit shows me (in the role of the dwarves) that you were thoughtful in your gift selection.
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Missed it since I just woke up, read the update and got to work with planning. Sweet. That'll work, and I'll specify the gifts you suggest (well, Food doesn't exactly have a number any more, but the point stands). EDIT: And done.
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- Location
- some computer lab
[X] Plan: Seizing the means of Planning
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Jokes aside, mine is really a compromise plan. Two of the actions are just straight from Alectai's and so is all the Research. I only changed the Training a bit for efficiency and finishing Sax Skill Trick (to the tune of 8d or so, I think) and one action to something suggested by Toboe (and added a pretty standard orthstirr setup and a reversion to the norm for our fylgja's capacity).
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I feel like our gift should include mead, and maybe a meat-keeping stick or three (we have plenty. I would actually propose altering the Meat Keeping Stick Runes to work on a pot or jar, and say "Anything within me will be as fresh as spring and cold as winter". Refrigeration would be really handy in keeping stuff from above-ground fresh underground. Fill it with fresh milk to show it off.
Omegahugger
Inattentive Idiot
[X] Plan: Seizing the means of Planning
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My plan already does include meat-keeping sticks. I'll add some mead, that's a good idea.
Maybe as part of the food line (treating the booze as a liquid form of food)?
I like the idea of our gift being made up of 3 parts.
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Sure, why not, that's just an administrative change.