Birdsie previously said the hermit is his most compatible role and all the themes kind of check out for the loafer. He also doesn't need to simply sacrifice he can cultivate self betterment too. So yeah its probably the most fitting. Not saying thats a good thing necessarily but if your measuring compatibility for solomon its pretty much the top.
Fairly sure it can cultivate just about any part of ourselves if we choose that direction it doesn't exactly exclude social interaction. It has themes that are high compatibility with what we already display. Like yes it has themes of it but birdsies not said there are any actual maluses for social interaction and social stuff does count as introspection. We aren't gonna choose to stop socialing irrelevant of what roles we pick.
Betrayal quest? Yes il also voted for than one and hope it's the next quest.
A lot of it is people like the aesthetic judging from thread discussion and my own opinions. Also fate effects/protection from fate.
Does anyone have any ideas what is meant here?
I think that it was saying that we must follow the directions of fate but can control how it plays out. For example, someone from our class must die and we can control who, but the general direction remains the same.
fate especially those of the same class as ours can topple our plans like paper mache? So don't try and oppose the tropes of our classes enrolled? Also whatever classes involved with fate don't try to fight it directly. At least not outside our sanctum.
For more reasons why I think that is, we can control where we land. So if fate was the winds it would take us to an archipelago, but we can control which island to land on. So fate has its direction but we can choose the most desirable way to fulfil it. Like interpretations of prophecies for example, they'll happen but it doesn't have to be the worst case scenario.
I'm aware of these factors, and my position stands. I said "costs 25 Credits and advances by the method of sheering off bits of self; though it has practical benefits for the Loafer, it strikes me as fundamentally undesirable."; the method of sheering off bits of self seems like a bad plan even perfectly selectively. Rather soon, you'd run out of truly low-hanging fruit.
