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This is Ydwin. She's into long walks in the park, poisoning the pigeons therein, and dissecting worm-riddled corpses over a fine Chianti.

But are there two-headed dwarves? "Let's have an argument!" "Not today, left."

I'm sure somebody will mod it. No matter.

It's a business decision on their part, and they may have good reasons for not going the crowdfunding path.

But will there be pirate jokes? Arrrgh.

Floggings will continue until morale improves...

Vektor, a dwarf with both a magnitude and a direction.

There seem to be a lot of combos featuring my least favorite classes: cipher/chanter/monk. Close to half the characters, in fact. I'll probably just single-class those characters. The Fassina combo looks eminently playable though.

It's a pseudo-renaissance setting. In the real world much of the map was being uncovered by then (apart from Australia and New Zealand). Right. However, in this world there be actual dragons and giant sea monsters. Possibly the world hasn't even been circumnavigated yet because it's just too dangerous.

It'd be a better fantasy setting if there weren't a world map. Leave it to be explored.

In Scotland, there is a little village called Dull. Oregon, USA has its own Boring city. Some comedian decided to twin them. Dull & Boring, FTW. Seemingly. Meanwhile, Bland, Australia decided it too wanted to twin up with Boring. It's on, folks.

Hopefully there will be a reputation change for PCs that repeatedly skip ship-to-ship combat. Guards should mutter under their breath as you approach, then snicker after you've passed.

Given the nature of the area I'm not really expecting a lot of dungeons, other than pirate-infested sea caves galore. Perhaps there will be a dungeon or two with submerged areas that require special resources to bypass? Maybe there will be a few wrecked and haunted ships to explore.

Perhaps we'll encounter a sea trader or two who is selling a few unique items collected from Dyrwood. But, other than via an act of the gods, I'm expecting the gear here to be unique to this area.

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Retraining is the exact opposite of immersive. At least give it a meaningful in-game mechanic, like a divine device that reprograms your brain or Cipher surgery.