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Robie, I have several concerns about your app, but as it is the admin's decision on most of it, I would simply like to make the point that the Thalmor-lead Aldmeri Dominion is less than 200 years old, which goes against a lot of your bio.

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Do we have any ETA on when we're starting?

The Elder Scrolls: Aftermath of Alduin - a Role Play/Nation RP Hybrid.

I'm definitely interested. Already have a few ideas in mind.

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I mean, it's worth addressing that this is a universe where prayer has, to a degree for the commoners, real and physical positive effects. Like, sufficient prayer at an altar for any of the Nine cures diseases, and even if that's because you're the hero and stuff will often work for you more than others (ie runestones in Oblivion) there is still the fact that magical healing and curing of disease exists, which outside of some isolated or backwards/Nordic communities is generally accessible. What I'm trying to get at is the lifespan is at worst closer to what it was like in the Roman Empire period and probably significantly better for the "human" races. Elves are a whole discussion.

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Define "all" Vortex. I mean, I've never played Daggerfall or Arena because getting them to run would be hellish. And most people haven't even played Morrowind which is arguably a crime against the Elder Scrolls series.

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I meant, they're likely described as "schools" of magic in theory. It could be something chalked up to distance in time between Oblivion and Skyrim, with the collapse of the Mage's Guild kind of destroying any Imperial set standards as to what went where, a simple change in the ideology surrounding the schools, or the College of Winterhold's depiction of the schools.

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I'd prefer the vicinity of a city. Maybe something like Winterhold. Enough of a city for there to be excuses at to why people are there, but close enough to the wilderness that the more insurgent OCs might have reason to be there.

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Rosette's character, owing to her more scholarly than magically taught background, has a large amount of "book knowledge" (theory) as to magic and the wider supernatural. However, she is intentionally written as lacking direct training in practical or applied magic, so that while she could explain how and why to cast a Fireball spell, she would rather likely struggle if she had to cast it directly as opposed to via scroll or other device. In short, she's talented in theory but unskilled in practical magic.

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Added cheese and made Walks-In-Light professional relationship with the Thieves Guild more clear, for sake of edits, if you could check it again.

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Vortex, isn't that kind of Rosette's character in practice? I mean, I guess overlap is bound to happen, but Rosette's character seemed kind of like a specific niche, if you feel me at all.