Is the Duck (the selfid Mind) a reference to the wandering inn fans? Also a few chapters earlier when the Unicorn said to Ryoka that certain ducks fly faster than her was that also a reference to how we name ourselves.
It just seems like there are other land based birds or even non bird animals that could work for both cases. Was this intentional?
In volume 8 when the past rulers contacted Fetohep they could do it when he returned to Khelt. If they could do it the whole time through his rule why not talk with him at all? It’s not like they are against giving him advice.
He has been presented as the second greatest strategist in Baleros but at the chess tournament he levels up to a level 41 [Dragonslayer strategist]. This means that he was likely only level 40 before. While that is good that means that Niers was 25 levels ahead of him. While Dragonslayer is probably a prefix which makes your class stronger I highly doubt it can equalise the huge gap between level 40 and level 50.
Is there just no other level 50 strategist on Baleros? How is he a serious competitor to the Titan. There are random strategists in Terandrea who are over level 40.
Are they immortal? Vofea is over 10 000 years old but is it just because she is a fae? We know that they used to be an Innworld spices, are they now all fae? If so why and how?
Anything stated in the story that might outline their characteristics, culture or powers. Or even speculation based on the novel or just D&D rules.
Tetriarch says it’s not a real revolution in magic and that he is embarrassed to use Thersk’s magic. But the beast of Albez was said to exist before the long night when magic and levels were at their peak. Also the legend of the Kofte tribe seemed very old but it had to be after Albez because the beast of Albez was killed there. Also the power level of the mages in Albez is very inconsistent.
[Arcmages] were not uncommon before Zelkly’s time which is recent history. Despite this the best mages in Albez like Thersk and Udatron were not [Arcmages].
Easily the single most funny chapter in the series so far and what a masterful way to outline which characters are going to be important in the coming chapters.
We know he is was below level 30 when he just joined the Fellowship of the Inn. But in 9.13 he says he has been leveling. What do you think his level should be given all the events he has participated in.
Well story wise siding with Roshal has got to be a sure fire way toward destruction. I don’t think there was a worse ally the Grand Queen could have pursued.
I feel that characters in the wandering inn burst out laughing to often and at things that are not funny at all.
How many times must a character being clueless be used as an example of comedy. The actual humor in the story can be found in sly remarks and subtle insults.
Somebody doing something slightly unexpected isn’t always funny. I feel like the worst offenders is Flos. You could tell him practically anything and he would start belly laughing. And the story treats it as something actually funny.
If you think thy it’s just Flos’s character keep in mind that Rhisveri was laughing like crazy at Ryoka’s antics. For an immortal Wyrm he sure does laugh at the most unfunny stuff.
She manages to take down a manticore and kill her chieftan which is stated to have double her levels. Meaning that she is probably low level since her Firrelle frankly didn’t seem that strong. This makes sense since Gire is just 15 and didn’t have long to level.
Yet her class seems really strong regardless. Along with having broken stealth and movement skills she has [Superiority made manifest]. The skill seems to make Gire just better than her opponent and seems to work against Skills and even helped in [The world of you and me]. Gire says it’s bad because it needs her to have an opponent but what are its limitations. There should be creatures which I am sure are exceptions like Dragons and the like and high level opponents and yet she seems to be able to take down high level warriors.