edits to the General FAQ, and deleted both the obscure questions and new player FAQ pages. Most of the questions covered by those pages have been folded into

into being from just thirteen ships' worth of people. Regardless of the questions around precisely how many vessels came to the Bay of Catazar, the number

compromises needed to create the Liberty Pact and all the tawdry facts obscure the legacy that is being created right in front of our eyes." Enoch straightened

front of them rather than concern themselves with grand philosophical questions of the Empire. Their current exarch was once a fierce fighter but a serious

information about the historical context of the surrounding area. It answers the question "What is the historical significance of this place?" As a Day magic ritual

about an area, focusing on secrets, enigmas, or mysteries. It answers the question "Is there a specific secret, mystery, or enigma associated with this location

enchantments, wards, or shrouds. It answers some or all of the following questions about each such effect on the target: What magical effects are present

tomb, I have come to question the legacy of her personal beliefs and how she enacted them. Wisdom is finding the right questions. Does Sword Scholar philosophy

empty house?” While the answers to those questions might appear straightforward, for the people asking the questions they represent a mystery – one full of

such as hearth magic, peculiar regio, astronomantic tulpas and even more obscure occult topics. Eilian of Storm's Run Striding joined the prognosticator's

to provide peculiar responses, either unexpectedly clear or unexpectedly obscure. The additional influence of the Spider and the Web, and the lingering impact

more obscure, whose lives might also merit examination - the Ambitious Margaret of Meade for example. Then of course there are the truly obscure - the

them because he was always happiest when he had a mystery to unravel or an obscure reference to chase up. "Anyway," Leontes' voice was jovial again, but there

"Perhaps some questions are not meant to be answered? Perhaps some questions have no answers? Maybe the answer is less important than the question? Did you

wanted to be outside again in the last of the sun playing one of their obscure made-up games. They were rambunctious, but well behaved enough to wait to

into the back alleys to get lost or robbed." The Prince was using a lot of obscure metaphors today, which Maria had learned to recognise as a sign that her

the melody he played on his lyre, a complex cascade of notes following an obscure arithmetic progression only he was aware of, or understood, or was smart

periods of time. In some places the spores and tiny seeds are thick enough to obscure sight. Only those briars in the Imperial armies are able to move through

Vasili. The Empire is often forced to make difficult choices and sometimes questions the morality and virtue of its actions. To see how grateful the people

Some more recent texts seemed to believe “Cavan” was simply the name of an obscure ancestor, presented as a somewhat cruel courtier at one city or another