I'd figure the Questing Vow is pretty well known, even in-universe. Bretonnia is right next door to the the Empire after all, and as Questing Knights and Knights Errant are supposed to go all over the place doing stuff to earn the next stage (Knight of the Realm and Grail Knight respectively) I can't imagine it's something particularly secret. Especially to someone whose traditional job is combination spy/troubleshooter for the Empire. Even if Mathilde hasn't really held that role since she left Stirland's Council.
We can start giving out Mathilde Favour, redeemable for one day in the library!
I feel like when No Purchase and Darklight140's vote are pretty close, strategic voting for one new option, another new option, and No Purchase is basically just a vote for No Purchase.
One magic weapon, one armor, one talisman working internally (the Seed) and one talisman working externally (the Belt).
I have to ask because this is bugging me... can the 'hits like a cannon' rune actually be used on an edged weapon? It sounds like its designed for blunt weapons. I'm asking this seriously, because the 25 favor crowd is obsessing over that one and it just seems like its a blunt weapon rune. Slashing and/or piecing weapons with that particular run would have just poked a small hole or line out of the target with the same force.
I'm now picturing every wife and hundreds of others camping out in the wizard tower just reading the world's largest mom porn collection.
Probably would have been worse actually. The problem was that Abel and Mathilde got to far ahead in the first place. Everyone else botched their charge and they got enveloped. At which point Mathilde pulled off a hell of a last stand. I'm pretty sure that a better sword would have actually made him bleed out before the rest of the army could show up. Also, would have completely changd the hated of Sigmar thing and the piety advisore wouldn't have had a crisis of faith and have to reinvent himself.
The point was actually that if you have one skill too far developed you end up using it for everything as its the main skill you have, then sunk cost fallacy kicks in and it gets the most improvement... causing a feedback loop. Also known as a 'When all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail' syndrome.
At which point she starts randomly yelling, 'STOP HELPING ME!!!' at the sky. Like the Warner Bros (and their sister Dot) finding a new 'special friend'.
Hive minded spiders... romance novels of the 'We' of them would be bland dead pan descriptions of what amounts to self indulgence... Unless they are trying to write a novel human romance and it'd end up being more 'The Room' then 'The Room'.
This leads back to my point about 'and how exactly do you know how to do this dhar manipulation of the scale and quality you can do?' That is the nasty problem with the Libra Mortis... all this knowledge with no explicate source. So if you use it you have to explain it... probably involves writing at least on paper. A panic button that get people freaked out when you use it.
We don't know for sure, bcause Kragg has never put his Master Rune on anything except his own hammer.
Even so, she's literally never taken a class or interacted with a Bretonnian Knight. Can't be expected to know anything other than rumors
I'd imagine the basics of every bordering nation aren't the sort of thing you need specialized classes for. It's the sort of thing that every scholar is taught at the beginning of an education.
Issue is that most of our riches are from random windfalls, not from constant income. Let's wait on the absurd romance novels that we can't even read until we have a constant income stream.
