Hunting (FT, from Trap making) (102)
- -Basic techniques for trap-hunting small furry critters.
- -Rabbit-tracks (Peg)
- -Harvests bring pests, and pests bring pest removal opportunities. (C19a)
- -Unwanted critters might steal the bait from your trap. (C19b)
- -Pre-baiting a site can lull your quarry into thinking it is safe. (C19b)
- -Trapping or hunting in the same area too long can deplete the stocks. (C19b)
- -Foxes like to raid henhouses. Who knew? (R720a)
- -Foxes also like to follow boundaries, such as walls and fences. (R720a)
- - Using poison on quarry (R720b)
- - How to skin a rat or a mole rat (R720b)
- - Behavior: Thwarthogs are cunning enough to use hunters’ traps against other hunters. (R720d)
- - Soft spots: A warthog’s skull isn’t one.(R720d)
- - Oh deer have much thicker hides than normal deer. (MEMe)
- - Oh deer are unrelentingly aggressive to the point of stupidity. (MEMe)
- - Eyes and mouth are vulnerable spots for most adversaries, even shadow beasts! (MEMf)
- - Hunters like to tell tales about encountering fantastic creatures. They may or may not be true. (R720e)
- - There are different shafts and arrowheads for different archery tasks. (MEMh)
- - Siren light tentacles are rubbery and yielding. (R20G)
- - Siren lights prefer to ambush the helpless and to avoid standing fights. (R20G)
- -Talking to the right residents to learn about local fauna. 719c
- Watering holes attract wildlife. (H20d)
- Big cat tracks (H20d)
- Muskrats forage underwater, even during winter. (C20c)
- Muskrats build and live in “pushups”. (C20c)
- Skinning a cougar is time-consuming. (H20j)
- Cougars can make an uncannily and upsettingly human-like scream. (H20j)
- Recognizing beaver damming behavior (R21b)
- Increases in general animal activity can be a mixed blessing (R21b)
- Live-caught animals are much harder to transport than dead ones. Fit the First
- Animal behavior can vary from season to season. Fit the First
- One can often infer the size of an animal from the size of its leavings. Fit the First
- Looking at an animal’s droppings and vomit can tell you what it’s been eating. Fit the First
- Basic tools and techniques for angling. (Peg)
- Spotting where will be a good spot to fish. (Peg)
- How to catch live crayfish with a spear. (MEMa)
- Using crayfish as bait for bigger fish. (MEMa)
- Correcting for refraction when aiming at something underwater. (MEMa)
- Cleaning and scaling a fish. (MEMb)
- A fish that isn’t dead can still escape back into the water. (MEMb)
- Basics of ray-finned fish anatomy. (MEMb)
- Using tools to remove a hook from a fish’s mouth. MEMd
- Using a landing net to help bring up a big fish.MEMd
- Peculiarities of carp.MEMd
- Even good fishermen sometimes believe bogus lore.MEMd
- Using traps to catch fish. (H20a)
- Fish are sometimes cannibals. (H20a)
- Scissor trap (H20b)
- Tools and items for making basic traps.
- How to make a rabbit snare. (C19a)
- [ Funneling helps ensure that your quarry actually has to go into your trap to get the bait. (C19a)
- How to build, set, and bait a bucket trap for rats. (C19b)
- [ Metal body-grabbing traps are a thing. (C19e)
- Designing traps so as to foil and catch game-robbing critters. (C19e)
- Using a chin-up stick under a snare to keep critters from nosing under it. (C19f)
- Making a deadfall trap. (C19f)
- Some traps are hard and even dangerous for one person to set up alone. (C19f)
- How to set a typical metal leg trap. (R20a)
- How to make a hay set for trapping fox. (R20a)
- Making and setting a treadle snare. (R20b)
- Adapting rat traps for a boat. (R20e)
- Fish baskets. (H20a)
- Automatic fishing pole trap. (H20a)
- Alarming/flagging a trap to alert you when it springs. (H20a)
- How to make and use an eel pipe trap. (H20c)
- Ensure that trap parts are recoverable and reusable, unless you want to keep making new ones. (C20c)
- Making a net snare large enough to catch a large cat. H20j
- How to make a Light/Water Trap for flying insects. Locust classicust
- Warn unintented targets about your traps so that they don’t wander into them. viewtopic.php?p=171703#p171703
- Locust hopper bands. Leining- I mean, Oram, versus the an- I mean, locusts.
- Sometimes the best trap is a simple pit. Leining- I mean, Oram, versus the an- I mean, locusts.
- Early Ashan is a poor season for fur-trapping, but good for fishing and bird-hunting. ’trees
- Some traps naturally make a lot of noise when they go off. Pigpens make the sounder founder
- Wild pigs are smart and social. It’s best to trap the whole sounder at once. Pigpens make the sounder founder
- Making and using simple decoys. (Eatimus chickenus)
- Using calls to attract animals. (Eatimus chickenus)
- Coyote behavior and perceptiveness. (Eatimus chickenus)
- Even adult wolves can be playful. A Fairy Productive Meeting
- Wild turkey (kazan fowl) are common on Faldrass. ...about that lumber cart
- Detective Mednix, Bovicide
- Bumble bear diet, habitat and general behavior. Bear Necessities
- Bumble bear levitation and “scudding”. Bear Necessities
- Pantheon size-range, movements, and behavior. The Long Moo
- The snarling cry of an angry, hurt pantheon. The Long Moo
- Following a blood trail. The even longer moo
- The location of a Pantheon’s heart. The even longer moo
- Tracing a large flying creature’s path through broken treetops. The even longer moo
- Vermin activity may spike where human activity does. Tube Stake Boogie
- The angry roar of a brown bear. Hover Bear- Part I
- Bear denning behavior. Hover Bear- Part I
- The Re-Order of Whoduniht #1
- Using a hunting blind. (C21j)
- It’s important to report unusual and/or concerning animal activity to local authorities. (C21j)
- Etchwings become visible after they’re killed. (H21m)
- Etchwings like to hunt voles. (H21m)
- Kazan fowl sleep in trees. (H21m)
- (Fishing/Trap-making) Tip-ups for ice fishing. (Snow business)
- (Fishing) It’s better to ice fish on white or snow-covered ice than clear ice. (Snow business)
- (Fishing) Make sure your fishing hole is the right size. (C21n)
- Bowfishing is a thing! (H21dd)
- Bowfishing calls for specialized arrows. (H21dd)
- Rabbits and hares don’t hibernate. (R22a)
- Heavy snowfalls bury most food sources, which is a great opportunity for trapping. (R22a)
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Hunting Capstones
- Capstone 1 Telegraphed Behavior
A life of hunting has taught Oram much about how animals behave. He's seen all the tricks. As a result, whenever Oram confronts an animal in the wild, he can, as long as he can see it, interpret its body language and behavior accurately, and anticipate both the rough timing and general nature of its next move. This makes it much easier for him to fight aggressive animals or catch skittish quarry. He can anticipate general behavior (i.e., the critter is about to lunge/bolt/etc.) but not exact details such as specific attack moves or directions of flight.
- Capstone 2 Lookuphere! Lookuphere!
Oram has heard many an animal call, and can readily identify most of the ones he's heard. He has also recently tried his hand at imitating those calls. Using this Capstone, Oram can imitate with Grand Master Proficiency any animal call he has specifically learned as a Hunting skill knowledge (Example: Hunting: Animal Calls: A pheasant's mating call). Oram starts this capstone with the knowledge of a (bovine) calf's distress call.
Additional learned calls:
- The snarling cry of an angry, hurt pantheon. The Long Moo
- The angry roar of a brown bear. Hover Bear- Part I
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Cartography (2)
- Maps provide clarity (R21t)
- : Looking at maps help with ideas. (R21t)
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Combat: Ranged - Bows(6)
- Basic draw and release techniques. (MEMh)
- Setting up and using an impromptu practice range. (MEMh)
- Recurve bows are especially suitable for horse archery. (H20i)
- Consistent mechanics are at least as important to accuracy as aiming. (H20i)
- Each bow has a different draw. (H20i)
- Forearm guards are useful. (H20i)
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Cooking (7)
- - Carp is harder to prepare than many other types of fish, but is edible. (MEMd)
- Adding meat to stew. (H20b)
- : Nettle and thistle leaves can be brewed to make a nourishing and palatable tea. (MEMi)
- Mushrooms can be roasted, but they shrink considerably in the process. (MEMi)
- Smoking and grilling turkey breasts can dry them out ...about that lumber cart
- The arcane secrets of ceviche No taste for accounting
- The arcane secrets of cutting radishes No taste for accounting
- Rabbit stew needs pepper! (R22a)
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Cryptography (5)
- Simple language barriers can sometimes help secure communications. The Last Order of Whoduniht
- C21e #1
- C21e #2
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Field Craft (63)
- -Survival depends on a variety of skills (Peg)
- -Setting up a camp (Peg)
- -Keeping everything high and dry makes for happy campers. (C19a)
- -Building a campfire. (C19a)
- -Campsites get harder to keep clean the longer you stay in them. (C19b)
- -Animals create additional sanitation challenges for your campsite. (C19b)
- -Take care of your feet in the field. (C19f)
- -Using and improving natural shelter to make a good campsite. (C19f)
- -Walking in snowshoes is tricky, if you aren’t used to it. (R720a)
- -Stow food well away from your sleeping area if you want to keep critters out (R720b)
- Fording ice-cold water, even when only navel-deep, is highly dangerous and stupid (R720c)
- Ol’ Tuck’s Shellshine! It works! (R720c)
- Riverstones and turtle emeralds. Pretty and shiny! (R720c)
- -Choke-gripping and push-cutting with a hatchet offers greater control. (MEMa)
- -How to make a crayfish spear from scratch. (MEMa)
- - Parts and use of a bow drill. (MEMg)
- - Making and using a tinder bundle for firestarting. (MEMg)
- - Using natural materials to make cordage. (H20a)
- Protecting your night vision from light sources.(R20G)
- Preventing hypothermia by drying out wet clothes quickly.(R20G)
- Keeping people together in darkness to avoid losing each other.(R20G)
- -Royal Honey 719c
- -Using absorbent stuff like straw to dry out the inside of wet footwear. 719c
- -Tips and tricks on the road 719c
- Making a seep for water. (H20d)
- Trees can be tapped for water, depending on both the tree and the season. (H20d)
- Setting up a bear bag. (H20d)
- Knowing redundant techniques=Having a plan B. (C20c)
- Walking on ice is tricky. (C20c)
- -Making Snowshoes. (R21c)
- -Test your equipment before you really need it. (R21c)
- - Blood is hard to clean up, and can foul a water supply. H20j
- Harvesting sinew works best with larger animals (R21b)
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- - Don’t despise the roots! Roots are often edible, and may be the only edible part of a plant. (MEMi)
- - There are no simple general rules for telling which mushrooms are safe to eat. (MEMi)
- - Sticky, spiny plants like burdock, thistle, and nettles are often not only useful, but edible, especially in early seasons when they’re tender. (MEMi)
- [Trap Making] - How to be resourceful in designing/building a trap from available materials. (C19b)
- Yellow dragon trees have a distinctive appearance. [url=Https://www.standingtrials.com/viewtopic.php?p=179378#p179378]’trees
- Yellow dragon wood is sought after because of its long-burning qualities. ’trees
- Other parts of the yellow dragon tree (bark, flowers, leaves) have valuable medicinal properties. ’trees
- ‘Dummy-cording’ equipment to avoid losing it. ’trees
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- 2/3 Forging Event
- 3/3 Forging Event
- Smoke from a fire can broadcast your location for miles around. A Sounder Footing
- Make steady improvements to your campsite the longer you are there. The Wild Man Speaks
- Ruin's Dawn - Storied Gold #1
- Rappelling is a thing. The Mystery of Frederick Harper's Vaults
- How not to wear out your eyes in low light. The Long Moo
- The arcane secrets of rubrum berries No taste for accounting
- Recognizing young secondary forest growth.
- The Re-Order of Whoduniht #1
- The Re-Order of Whoduniht #2
- And life is too much like a pathless wood #1
- Harvesting especially tough body parts from game is hard on your tools.
- The best way to bleed a dead rat is to take the blood straight from its heart.
- Home remedies for poison ivy.
- You can get poison ivy in the wintertime, too, especially if you burn it in a confined space.
- Ice cleats. (C21n)
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Investigation (76)
- Getting names and contact info for potential informants.(R720e)
- Witness recollections get less reliable with time.(R720e)
- Sometimes you have to talk to several different people to get one simple question answered. (H20c)
- Culprits will sometimes insert themselves into an investigation to misdirect suspicion. (C19d)
- Don’t agitate your informants unnecessarily if you want good answers. (C19d)
- Certain authorities may try to take over your investigation; beware of vultures. (C19d)
- Insist on getting as much background information as possible before even starting an investigation. (C19d)
- -Fire Forged event (R720i)
- -Fire Forged event (R720i)
- -Fire Forged event (R720i)
- -Fire Forged event (R720i)
- -R721g
- -R721g
- Witnesses and informants can distract investigators with their own theories. R21d
- Profiling 101: General crime details can provide hints as to who the perp was. R21d
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- (R21a)
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- You will not always ask the right questions the first time around. ...if you do take a thief
- Sometimes it’s better to let a partner take the lead. ...if you do take a thief
- : Can often be secret (R21r)
- : Undercover investigation (R21r)
- : Putting together clues (R21r)
- : Considering whether there could be one Big Bad behind lots of events. (R21r)
- : Always think about next steps (R21r)
- : May require you to act in a particular way. (R21r)
- : The Map is not the Terrain. (R21t)
- : Notice where things are not Investigation: Use your powers of deduction (R21t)
- The power-level of an individual can be guessed by the power of their enemies. (R21t)
- Sometimes, gut feelings are good. (R21t)
- : Follow every lead, even ones you're unsure of (R21t)
- : Answers often lead to more questions (R21t)
- Confirm your suspicions. (R21t)
- Approaching people you know well about your questions. So, seen any Nazgul lately?
- Sharing about yourself with unknowing contact. So, seen any Nazgul lately?
- Making it sound like the information is for person gain. So, seen any Nazgul lately?
- - Investigating anomalies is important. What's wrong, Seymour?
- - Asking appropriate questions for the situation. What's wrong, Seymour?
- - Sharing information can be important. What's wrong, Seymour?
- Physical evidence not only helps you investigate, it also helps you prove your claims. Fit the First
- [Interrogation] When questioning an Immortal, do so carefully. (R21t)
- [Interrogation] Explaining your question helps it make contextual sense (R21t)
- - Leads may have a time limit not only on availability, but also on usefulness. Spiderman, Spiderman
- Bluffing to provoke a tell. ContinEWWWing adventures
- Persuading an interviewee that they’ve just given something away can undermine their confidence. ContinEWWWing adventures
- Inferring things about people based on the sort offerings they leave. Raise Your Glass
- 1/5 Forging Event
- 2/5 Forging Event
- 3/5 Forging Event
- 4/5 Forging Event
- 5/5 Forging Event
- Always look for yourself in case a previous investigator missed something. The Princess and the Pig
- Interviewees may assume that they are in trouble even when they are not. ...about that lumber cart
- Secure the scene if you can. The Order of Whoduniht
- Draw an area/perimeter sketch of the scene. The Order of Whoduniht
- Update interested parties on developments when feasible. The Order of Whoduniht
- You can potentially become a person of interest in your own investigation. What did we learn, Palmer?
- Nefarious activities can arise from commonplace motivations. What did we learn, Palmer?
- Ruin's Dawn - Storied Gold #1
- Ruin's Dawn - Storied Gold #2
- Ruin's Dawn - Storied Gold #3
- Ruin's Dawn - Storied Gold #4
- Ruin's Dawn - Storied Gold #5
- Ruin's Dawn - Storied Gold #6
- Ruin's Dawn - Storied Gold #7
- Detective Mednix, Bovicide
- Psychometry can be a useful tool for investigating a crime or event scene. Hover Bear- Part I
- Of Explorations and Expirations#1
- Of Explorations and Expirations#2
- Of Explorations and Expirations#3
- Isolating and identifying a novel irritant in the home. (C21l)
- C21e #1
- C21e #2
- C21e #3
- C21e #4
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Leadership (54)
- Fire Forged event (R20f)
- Fire Forged event (R20f)
- Keeping a disgruntled person on-task. (R20G)
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- Know when to listen. Anybody can have a good idea. Locust classicust
- Project confidence even when you don’t feel it. (R21x)
- Learn when and how to delegate tasks. (R21x)
- Leave somebody else in charge with instructions if you plan to be absent for awhile. Quartering Party
- Be sensitive to your subordinates’ needs. Quartering Party
- Sometimes it actually is more appropriate to do things yourself. Quartering Party
- Stick up for your teammates. (Salting the Wound)
- Lead, follow, or get out of the way. (Salting the Wound)
- - Making your expectations clear. What's wrong, Seymour?
- - Putting aside personal interest to follow orders. What's wrong, Seymour?
- - How to take initiative. What's wrong, Seymour?
- - Designating tasks to people. What's wrong, Seymour?
- - Knowing when to ask for help. What's wrong, Seymour?
- - Informing people how long you're going to take. What's wrong, Seymour?
- Assess an urgent situation quickly before making decisions. Don't know why there's no sun
- Having a clear chain of command in place is important because one may suddenly become indisposed. Don't know why there's no sun
- - If someone looks to you for a decision, insist that they then accept that decision. Spiderman, Spiderman
- - Making your voice heard in a large group. Slag's Deep - Exposition 4
- - Working in a team. Slag's Deep - Exposition 4
- - Ensure that everyone in your group knows what your strengths are. Slag's Deep - Exposition 4
- Being a good public representative of one’s organization is important. New Order
- Don’t let a logistical challenge get in the way of a good idea. New Order
- Know when to let someone else take charge. Leining- I mean, Oram, versus the an- I mean, locusts.
- Calling attention to an unsafe situation. ’trees
- Being in a leadership position exposes one to heightened scrutiny. Ranger Danger
- Staying professional in spite of feeling defensive and resentful. I thought that went well.
- Go where you are most needed. Beula? Beula? Beula?
- 1/4 Forging Event
- 2/4 Forging Event
- 3/4 Forging Event
- 4/4 Forging Event
- Task organizing a group. The Princess and the Pig
- Tell Poe that there is a plan, that there’s hope. The Princess and the Pig
- Realizing that subordinates may have different needs from you. A Sounder Footing
- Getting a subordinate to stand down in a tense situation. The Wild Man Speaks
- Ensure relief for subordinates on long shifts. The Order of Whoduniht
- Ruin's Dawn - Storied Gold #1
- Ruin's Dawn - Storied Gold #2
- Ruin's Dawn - Storied Gold #3
- Ruin's Dawn - Storied Gold #4
- Ruin's Dawn - Storied Gold #5
- Ruin's Dawn - Ascension #1
- Ruin's Dawn - Ascension #2
- Ruin's Dawn - Ascension #3
- Ruin's Dawn - Ascension #4
- Ruin's Dawn - Ascension #5
- Being willing to humble oneself before one’s followers can be a good thing. (H21c)
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Mathematics(1)
- Figuring out the relationship between different quantities (e.g. mousetraps ordered and feet of wire required). Tube Stake Boogie
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Mount: Land (16)
- -How to mount, dismount, and sit a mule.
- Dismounting and leading on foot when the going gets too rough to ride. 719c
- : Sometimes, it's more trouble than it's worth. 719c
- Mules are sure-footed going up inclines. (H20d)
- -(R721g)
- Riding at night is difficult. (R21f)
- (R21n)
- Insect swarms can harass equines, making them trickier to control. Locust classicust
- Riding at a trot. Quartering Party
- Gauge whether a mount is sufficiently rested before riding it more. A barchan dune
- Riding a mule across a ford. Dunes have two faces
- Your mount’s vision probably works differently from your own. Dunes have two faces
- Some equines have an “ambling” gait. Leining- I mean, Oram, versus the an- I mean, locusts.
- Adjusting stirrups and cinches for an unfamiliar horse.
- Side-stepping and back-stepping on a horse.
- Encouraging a mount to move without relying on spurs.
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Politics (24)
- Political leaders are not the only type of leaders Slag's Deep - Exposition 4
- Make sure that everyone knows what is expected of them. Slag's Deep - Exposition 4
- Tell people what their roles are, and what to expect. Slag's Deep - Exposition 4
- People tend to assume ambition. New Order
- Even generally beneficial actions can make enemies. Ranger Danger
- Outreach and transparency are important for building and maintaining public trust. Ranger Danger
- Identifying and reducing potential for armed conflict. The Princess and the Pig
- Conflicts of interest can lead to corruption. What did we learn, Palmer?
- It is important to avoid not just impropriety, but the appearance of impropriety.
- C21a #1 (Council Meeting)
- C21a #2
- C21a #3
- C21a #4
- C21a #5
- C21a #6
- C21a #7
- C21a #8
- C21a #9
- C21a #10
- R22b #1
- R22b #2
- R22b #3
- R22b #4
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Research (12)
- There are a lot of big words sometimes used to characterize research, like “interdisciplinary” and “symptomatic". Footsores and Footnotes
- Research includes both book-reading and field research. Footsores and Footnotes
- It can be useful to consult people with more expertise than you. (R21v)
- Write down observations
- Techniques for gathering evidence.
- Books sometimes have apparatus, like tables of contents and indices. Ibid
- The apparatus, especially the table of contents, can give you a quick idea of whether a book likely contains information you want. Ibid
- Libraries and book stores often organize their holdings by standard subjects. Ibid
- Planning your research strategy before simply rummaging through books can save time. Ibid
- Consult an expert.
- The book you are looking for may be mis-placed or mis-categorized. Bear Necessities
- Sometimes the “experts” will only tell you what you already know. The Long Moo
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Science (7)
- [Physics] - The night sky changes over the course of an Arc. (MEMc)
- Animals have their own distinct diseases and parasites. Bear Necessities
- Bees are vital to pollinating all sorts of plants. Bear Necessities
- A rat’s body only contains a few ounces of blood..
- (Zoology)] Hummingbirds predate on bees, both kitten and otherwise. (C20e)
- Islands have fragile ecosystems. (H21m)
- (Optics) Lenses are funky and hard to arrange successfully. (R22a)
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Smithing (9)
- It is sometimes necessary to make or modify one’s own tools. (H20k)
- There are a variety of specialized methods and tools for wire-working. (H20k)
- A well-made padlock and strongbox requires the right tools and skills to open if you don’t have the key. (R21f)
- Smithing x 1
- Blacksmiths make ornamental as well as utilitarian items. (C20e)
- Plumbers work mainly in lead. (C20e)
- Hammer faceting a metal surface to give it a distinctive texture. (Snow business)
- Bending a sheet of tin to shape without weakening it is trickier than it sounds. (Snow business)
- Modifying a crossbow bolt for fishing. (H21dd)
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Swimming (10)
- Holding one’s breath and blowing bubbles underwater. Tiny Bubbles
- The air in your lungs affects buoyancy. Tiny Bubbles
- Temperature of water can take a while to get used to when first entering. Tiny Bubbles
- Everything looks and sounds different underwater. Tiny Bubbles
- Starting Skill Change 25/28
- Starting Skill Change 26/28
- Starting Skill Change 27/28
- Ice swimming is dangerous, even for swimmers in good health. (C21n)
- Dead-man’s float. (H21c)
- Treading water in clothes. (H21c)
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Teaching (5)
- Different instructors can have widely varying teaching styles and still be effective. (H20i)
- Explain things in terms your audience will understand, given what you know about their background. viewtopic.php?p=171703#p171703
- Use tests that are hard to guess the answers for. Tiny Bubbles
- Don’t hold back when enforcing classroom safety. (H21c)
- Using a demonstrator. (H21c)
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Writing (9)
- : Keep it simple. (R21n)
- Consider the surface you're writing on (R21t)
- Make notes, then transfer them. (R21t)
- Writing a formal letter is hard. (R21v)
- Know your audience. The Man of Road...to War
- Taking good notes not only makes it easier to recall things, but also to share them. Spiderman, Spiderman
- Making topical lists. Ibid
- Even the most preposterous claims may find a receptive audience. Ranger Danger
- Confusing analogies are confusing. Don’t use them. Ibid
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Non-skill stuff
- -Scalvoris Town: Location
- -Scalvoris Town: Layout
- -Scalvoris Town: Laws
- -Scalvoris Town: Customs and Festivals
- -Scalvoris Countryside: Fauna
- -Scalvoris Countryside: Layout
- -Viden Town: Location
- -Viden Countryside: Fauna
- -Immortal: Cassion
- -Immortal: Karem
- -Maybe Oram is being too hard on his sister-in-law, rather than the other way round? Nah, can’t be. (C19e)
- -Groom Peavers is a jerk and a creep, but knows the hunting trade, and foxes in particular. (R720a)
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