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I also wish to know these things.

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A bit of a dumb question, I feel, but, I notice that everyone is posing "speech" in either bold text or colored text. Should I be doing that, as well?

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It distinguishes the speech from other stuff so I recommend it even if I don't personally use it aside from having italics for thoughts.

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Huh? It did that? I just use it because it looks nice.

Lancer is a pervy perv mcpervson. Also, it's okay if I explore a town other than Linden, right?

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'Course, but it's not like I introduced this COLORFUL cast of characters for people to not stay with them, however. I'm not mad or anything, I just don't want everyone suddenly getting the idea to boot out old people and squat in their homes.

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It's a tactical decision. I'm not just copying Waver, I swear xP

Also, how big are these towns? I was under the impression they were these tiny little hamlets, like Skyrim-sized. Am I wrong? Because if they're not Fuyuki-sized, I'm kinda wondering how everyone is supposed to stay in the same one or two towns without immediately killing each other from the word "go", considering there are really only two options for food and shelter.

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I mostly added it as a social experiment of sorts, if Masters actually did take shelter together out of desperation for food and rest, and depending on where things go when the Masters aren't out fighting; they could actually interact with, and see their opposition as people. When a Master expires, the void of the person that was there before would leave one wondering about the ethics of this whole conflict, and if human life really is worth something as petty as a single wish. It's mostly meant to make it harder for you to kill, say, Mesman, or any other participant in the war.

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I think you're severely underestimating the level of stupid evil most Nasuverse mages are willing to stoop to in the name of SCIENCE! I mean MAGECRAFT! Expecting them to feel remorse or hesitation about killing someone standing in the way of their goal is about as likely as Tokiomi growing a few new brain cells or Kayneth suddenly having a conscience.

So do you want me to relocate the house to Linden, orrrrrr...

Looks like I won't be able to post today.