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TeckXKnight
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Re: I died
I'm glad that you bounced back so readily. As much as I fear the 300% FEP rate of new characters, it certainly does allow you a fair bit of breathing room with your first death after you've figured out the game. Even if you haven't figured it out yet, as long as you've made some progress it still helps loads.
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alioli
- Posts: 136
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Re: I died
It does. So now I've gotten back all the "necessary" skills - that was a pain tbh, that's probably the biggest put off - having to regain the skills (archery, mining etc) - rather than stats.
I do have a question, sice I've "inherited" my old claim (I looted my old body :3) do i need yeomancy to increase my claim? Or just for new claims?
Edit; You can cure all wounds? So some wounds aren't permanent? WHy?!
I do have a question, sice I've "inherited" my old claim (I looted my old body :3) do i need yeomancy to increase my claim? Or just for new claims?
Edit; You can cure all wounds? So some wounds aren't permanent? WHy?!
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TeckXKnight
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Re: I died
You should be able to expand your claim without yeomanry, just make sure you have the bond of blood and soil in your mental inventory so that your claim doesn't run out.
Almost all wounds can be healed over time via medicine: leeches, gauze, or stinging poultice. Others heal on their own over time. One has no method to be healed just yet.
Almost all wounds can be healed over time via medicine: leeches, gauze, or stinging poultice. Others heal on their own over time. One has no method to be healed just yet.
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raybon256
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Re: I died
You still need yeomanry to build palisades and cupboards.