I'd rather delay any fortifications until we establish the nature and location of any mineral wealth. We might want to protect it, if it's valuable enough.Would be nice had people actually included it in the plan.Some plan does include granary and well so that's something.
Presumably the Bundebad leader is dead. She was on the list given to Reginald under 'vC' for von Carstein.
No. In fact I'm baffled by your question, as I fail to see how any noun in my sentence could have been meant as motte.
'vC?' IIRC, so she may have escaped, again, under plausible deniability.
I'd guess either a pun on motte/moat, or mistaken spelling.
Not only do we study Enchanting, we also have access to the Liber Mortis.
Admit it. You just want a NecroNeko familiar.
Surveying first, spending later is perfectly justifiable, as long as we follow up shortly after.
I admit it, after Abelheim's death I want Mathilde to go down the path of a Nekoromancer.
It's been stuck in my brain for years and I'm pretty sure I stole it from this song.
By all means.
Nehekhoromancer, after we find the writings of Nagash.
We can, but will an Apprentice not be an action sink, needing training actions?
1 is doable, but he probably won't want the equivalent of a monkey that can use a fork around
The bulk of the people who do work like that for the Colleges are "apprentices-in-perpetuity", which is to say, people who are magical and loyal to the Colleges but don't have the ability to rise past Magic 1 in game terms. They never make it to journeyman but at about the point where they would, instead they basically graduate into being their Magister's minion for life (as their Magister remains responsible for their actions and will still need to hunt them down or be executed as responsible if they fall to dhar, etc. there's no getting away from that). Because "by far the majority of people with any kind of magical aptitude will not have the talents needed to rise in rank" (Realms of Sorcery p. 77), there are many more of these people than Magisters. The flavor is ambiguous enough that a not unreasonable interpretation would say that they outnumber all other ranks of College members combined.
