Ok so I am finaly going to get a chance to play Jasher, a Klin mystic (for more details view here) and I lost his sheet. DOH! My sister loaned out her compendium. Cool this just gave me an excuse to download the PDF compendium and load it on my Ipad. So I am going to be asking a few questions, starting with these.
That said I am going over everything and I realised something. When I first built Jasher I built him I focused so heavily on his magic skills that he had just a few ranks in the melee skill and an amber rascel beater. I honestly couldn't think of a good weapon for "The Avatar of Divorcement" so I chose something that he would be able to protect himself with, but not look overtly armed.
So the first question becomes as effectively an exciled prince, should he have a crystal sword? Or better yet a concealed crystal sword? Do they make concealed weapons on this world? It seems to me that there is no law against carrying an overt weapon in public in most places as crystal weapons are seen as almost spirtual, but he is an outcast and thus on the lowest rungs of society.
Secondly would Martial arts or melee fighting best reprsent the courtly dueling he would have learned before his excile?
That said I am going over everything and I realised something. When I first built Jasher I built him I focused so heavily on his magic skills that he had just a few ranks in the melee skill and an amber rascel beater. I honestly couldn't think of a good weapon for "The Avatar of Divorcement" so I chose something that he would be able to protect himself with, but not look overtly armed.
So the first question becomes as effectively an exciled prince, should he have a crystal sword? Or better yet a concealed crystal sword? Do they make concealed weapons on this world? It seems to me that there is no law against carrying an overt weapon in public in most places as crystal weapons are seen as almost spirtual, but he is an outcast and thus on the lowest rungs of society.
Secondly would Martial arts or melee fighting best reprsent the courtly dueling he would have learned before his excile?
If it comes down to the rules or the story; sorry but the rule book just became a paper-weight.