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For a Blessed one of Rondra a duel is a service to their god, doing anything against them in that situation is like walking into a church, while a service is held, and in front of all audience stab the priest. As a devout follower of that church. In the Middle Ages when the RL Church’s might was hig...

Just to clarify: a normal follower of the twelve gods would not interfere in any duel fought by a blessed one of Rondra. So to take any action there would need to be something serious behind it ( a blessed one of the nameless god or a demon follower) coercing others to act. So this could lead to qui...

Those from the beginner box are really good and useful. With all explanations and hints they are not short though

Is there a sheet in the quick start rules? That should be short

By the way, all The Warring Kingdoms Special Abilities have been reprinted in Aventuria Magic. Any reason for this decision, as it kind of takes away from having spent money/bought Warring Kingdoms. Hopefully this won't be repeated with other books. This is done on purpose. If a rule is needed in a...

That’s true, the “Dodge 16” is what you have even if you were otherwise unable to parry/dodge (Onslaught, attack of opportunity) If you do have a parry of 10 (already not too bad) 4 duplicates would effectively give you the equivalent of 18 or less on d20 to defend. And 3 duplicates (QL 4, possible ...

A Dragon would not cast a Ignisphaero but rather imbue his breath with magic to form a ball of fire he can send to his enemies. It just happens to have the same metrics in the rules as an Ignisphaero.

In other words with 4 duplicates you have the equivalent of an effective Dodge of 16 which will not get reduced for successive hits

The higher the QL the less easy anti magic can get rid of a cantrip.

I imagine with cantrips being an rather easy way to impress others, some magicians might take enjoyment to embarrass other by dispelling the cantrips.

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