Pipeman
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I'd seriously reconsider the dreadis route.
I mean, sure, magic always has its attraction, but the simple fact of the matter is that that course of action will not actually ingratiate us with any of the mages.
We're going to be pushed to be the combat mage, while our brother will be the traditional pure mage with the favour of our uncle, the same retainers we are paying for with points and the benefits of an Auspicious Birth.
In this nation the female goddess is hardly going to hinder our brother and the powerful archmages will be far more inclined to support him, given that he, unlike us, is a proper mage like them and thanks to all the advantages that we have to share, odds are he'll be a rather impressive mage at that.
Ultimately the choices don't really synergize with the nation at all on top of spending 60 of our points in the very first part of chargen.
I mean, sure, magic always has its attraction, but the simple fact of the matter is that that course of action will not actually ingratiate us with any of the mages.
We're going to be pushed to be the combat mage, while our brother will be the traditional pure mage with the favour of our uncle, the same retainers we are paying for with points and the benefits of an Auspicious Birth.
In this nation the female goddess is hardly going to hinder our brother and the powerful archmages will be far more inclined to support him, given that he, unlike us, is a proper mage like them and thanks to all the advantages that we have to share, odds are he'll be a rather impressive mage at that.
Ultimately the choices don't really synergize with the nation at all on top of spending 60 of our points in the very first part of chargen.