The eponymous Lake is a lake in the Forest of Châlons, which is a real physical place, and In-quest we have Cadaeth remarking that the Forest of Châlons "belongs to a local Goddess". There's also the fact that Borek told us Morghur is a God, and Morghur is definitely physically present in Karag Dum.
Clearly this means codifying RoW went very well, and it can now be cast by Journeymen.
I guess I should have added a /s. I don't actually think RoW got knocked down to Relatively Simple.
Her previous study session didn't include any tutor, except Mathilde a bit at the start. Maybe she critted or something and this is one of those "who helped her do so well" rolls like with Mathilde's crit on the quickdraw?
Probably wouldn't have helped, that was all me, since I made that comment after checking the winning votes for what would require such a roll, ended up fixating on RoW first.
Um…
If true then that is absolutely amazing. Basically every Grey Wizard worthy of the Title just became a strategic movement multiplier. As anyone who has played Warhammer: Total War can tell you a follower that grants +10% March Speed is insanely valuable.
Well... perhaps someone bird brained? Good thing we'll never know for sure.
It would be pretty awesome. But I do think that 5 option means it's probably not it - 'lm and apprentice' has to be "Mathilde and Eike", right? In what other context would it make sense for an option to have a LM and an apprentice in the same line? If this was a roll for who can cast RoW then "just Mathilde, and also maybe her apprentice one day" would be the worst possible result (except, perhaps, for ~fun~) and then I would think that it would be either the highest or lowest result on the table.
It's not even a "theory" really, more "universally acknowledge statement of fact," to the point that I wouldn't really describe the two as different "guises" but literally just The Same Guise In Different Languages.
There any rivers that run through laurelorn? B/c if so getting space on a river barge traveling through that river should be fairly cheap and get you a decent amount of the way.
Well my first thought is "wow particularly adventurous other merchants with 'The Prospect Of Getting To Visit A Wondrous Elf Homeland'" in order to skimp on transport costs right up until the actual forest itself, while also trading on the EIC name twice over to prevent herself from getting shit just straight up stolen from her.
Thread challenge:
You are Eike. Your Master just gave you a wagon full of charcoal just outside of Middenheim and told you to try to get it to Tor Lithanel. You have [money: yes] but are challenged to spend as little as possible on transport costs. What cunning plans might you have?
No vote on the best plan or anything like that, just brainstorm and refine ideas and any that look good to me in the morning will be transferred into Eike's head.
