As I said—another [Golem Artificer] could take five minute and copy that poem

five minutes

small section for trey, i actually forgor that one of the seven, is on the school when it was mentioned that trey was going there, what a lapsus. i suppose he got armed to the kingdom come of teeth, cuz why would they expect him alone to liberate her, specially when they know of cognita, how curios. And once she is free… well why and how was she imprioned to begin with, i suppose destroying the academy is not really an option.

this one was a pretty cool chapter, , although beast queen and golem dude are quite the side charachters, not on the level of chad king raelt i may add.

I think it is appropiate. It is a timely reminder for the fandom that Niers is a warlord. He maybe less bombastic about it then Flos, and likes Erin too, but it is still true.

At one point you say Elba instead of Elbe.

The main issue with this, and probably why [Student] isn’t more widespread, is that you are compromising Skills and “stats” for each level as a Student rather than something else.

For example, we know for a fact – due to the Rhir group testing it – that levels give increases to bodily “stats,” making you stronger, faster, etc. These stats are almost certainly going to be based partly on what Class you are leveling in. So a Student is more likely to gain increased intelligence/memory stats, or similar. A Warrior would gain more strength and endurance.

If you get to level 15 as a Student, then become a Warrior, and consolidate to Learned Warrior at level 20, you will have 15 levels of increased intelligence, but only 5 of strength – you would be far weaker, physically, than someone who had 20 levels purely as a Warrior. There is a good chance a Learned Warrior would also still have more weight in intelligence stats compared to a pure Warrior class, so each level you would still stay behind physically.

This might be compensated for by getting “better” Skills as a Learned Warrior, and being able to fight smarter (not harder) than a pure Warrior class. But that isn’t guaranteed, and it may not always be effective in every situation. Especially at high levels, the pure overwhelming stats of a Warrior can trump a lot of stuff (as evidenced by Mars).

Basically, it’s a trade off of sacrificing some stats and Skills at early levels, for maybe having an advantage later on, as well as being able to make a more informed decision about what you want your eventual class to be. It would be beneficial for some (perhaps many) people, but not everyone, and there would be no guarantee of benefit.

This was mirrored early on with Pisces. Necromancers can animate non-humanoid creatures, and even other natural substances besides flesh and bone (such as chitin) that serve a similar purpose. However, the effort to learn to do so is not worthwhile for most people, so no one ever bothers to learn – and, following that, because they don’t learn, they can’t teach it or make records for future generations, so everyone wanting to learn has to start from zero.

In a similar vein, imagine if someone like Nsiia learned necromancy. She could probably animate bears or horses much easier and with better results than Pisces, pretty much by default. It would take about as much (if not more) effort to learn how to animate humanoid bodies as it would animal corpses, for her, because she already knows how their bodies move and function.

Also, Nsiia and Femithain are great. And their little baby boy, Domehead. Such a strong lad! Also, I demand a Yinah chapter someday.