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I mean the EASIEST way is to take the character creation option Familiar: Helpful Spy. It's absolute garbage and costs 2 points, but you can do it.

So we're all fixated on Gates and Mastery for obvious reasons. But how much does the average student at the Academagia even think about them? Do they have that kind of cool mysterious mystique, or are most students kind of disinterested?

Phemes are three dimensional, right? How are they represented in books?

In fairness, how practical are modern preppers either, really? What the heck good would their 10,000 cans of beans and 6 assault rifles do in an actual nuclear war situation. Prepping doesn't have any actual realistic purpose or use, it's just to make people feel better.

1. What is the environment at Schohanwicht like, in a general sense? It's on another plane sure, but are the general surroundings your ordinary grass, trees and blue skies kind of deal or is it weirder/more unearthly? 2. How does the cafeteria food there compare to the academagia?

It's currently broken. We have no idea if it's going to be viable to fix it or we just wont be able to mod Academagia 1 until Academagia 2.

So uh, well at least Avila has some neat college mates. I think Aaran was probably the best of the new additions, at least that's my opinion.

Please don't bring your moronic political views onto this nice forum for a wizard spreadsheet simulator.

It's worth noting the numbers are a bit different now. Vernin 3.1% Morvidus 2.4% Godina 2.1% Avila/Hedi 1.8% Aranaz 1.6% Durand 1.5% Academagia has sold about 6000 copies on steam, so by these current numbers we're talking like 186 people finishing a game as a Vernin compared to about 90 finishing a game with Durand. Given that people often like to do multiple playthroughs with different colleges we can't REALLY take too much from these relatively small margins.

How come Flore isn't taking revision if she's already good enough to turn a hairbrush into a scorpion? (And, indeed, starts with a bunch of levels in it).

It's a little purple? The rest of the game is written much more casually, probably best to target your writing in that direction.

Inshallah.

Mineta is kind of like Rome without the benefit of the Catholic church though, an influential little rump state with considerable international prestige but probably very little practical political clout. I very, very much doubt that the outlying Elumian states pay any sort of tribute to Mineta. My guess would be that it's like early modern Europe and most large states are just starting to get into the business of maintaining permanent ambassadorial staff in each other's countries. I would imagine for reasons of prestige almost all of them at least try to send some kind of representative to Mineta. I think Free is right that sending embassies to others would probably be below Mineta's Imperial dignity, but I think they'd probably do it anyway, at least to important states and close neighbours. In our world Hapsburg Austria and the Papal States maintained relations with other countries after all. You need to keep an eye on people. As to the empire retaking its former territory, well... there's a difference between wanting something and being able to do something. It seems difficult to believe that even if a new emperor was appointed, unless there was a truly catastrophic event to unite everyone behind them, that the empire will ever be its former size. Meril is supposedly on the rise, no? What do you think would happen if someone from outside Meril tried to put a pretender on the imperial throne. How would the Meriliens react to this challenge to their growing power?

In fact, that actually brings to mind an area where I don't think there's a character claiming dibs yet (?). You could rework her into a fierce lawyer-in-training type, standing up for the rights of accused students and generally making a nuisance of herself to the professors.