Lore Audit

Filler ## is for a Lore that has been removed from the card system and is no longer applicable. We do have the capabilities to go back and look through the system to let you know what was removed.

So just to clarify, if i have a lore on my sheet that has "RR##" next to it. that means that it is a restricted lore that i have that i cannot teach to anyone normally?

and it isn't being removed from my card?

Also, just to ask for the sake of clarity as well, if we get Filler ## we will be refunded that build spent on the lore?

I see a distinction was made between Lore Lores and Monster Lores. Will a distinction be made between Religion Lores and Lore Lores? Because someone (probably a Jaxuarian) worshiping Solla'Set, for example, shouldn't have to be a Scholar to get Lore: Solla'Set.

Also, if you learned a Monster Lore at an event, how can it be deleted? Unless I suppose the monster type is deleted, but I dont think it was? That was the lore that was indicated by Filler ##, so I am a bit confused here.

Josh: If you have a lore that is marked with RR, then you are going to have that added onto your card when I am done with the Lore Audit.

Nick: Any non-applicable lores or lores that would be unavailable to you, etc, will be refunded.

Lux: Lore: Religion is seperate from: Lore: Solla'Set or Lore: Glomm. Commoners have access to Lore: Religion. Recently at some point, specific Gods were being put on under the cards of characters who had access to that god. For Example: Lore: Brazen being added to a card of a character who was a Brazenite and was not a scholar, Instead of Lore: Religion, which functions as the lore of your particular god (if baptized) and general knowledge of other gods.

Dave: Some of the Monster Lores aren't actually monster lores but this was due to miscommunication etc, and they should be regular lores. An example on a few of them that I have received multiple messages about: Fey, Dragon, Mortal Hunter, are Lores that should actually not be monster lores but are listed as such.

There are also numerous lore/monster lores that are incredibly specific, some of these are either Restricted, OR they are very specific. The purpose of this consolidation is to bring lores in line with those that fall under the same general idea and to not overwhelm individuals using the character build as well as having a general (yet still growing) list of lores that keeps in with the spirit of their purpose. There are some that are just too specific and fall under other categories. As an Example: Lore: Linguistics, Dead Languages, Word Deriviation, Regional Dialects, all can fall under Lore: Linguistics. Lores are meant to be in essence an area of study in a medieval fantasy setting rather than functioning as specifically as college level courses of studies.

Again if everyone can be patient as we work through this it is greatly appreciated, the lores are going to still look funny for a day, but if we all are a bit patient and wait for the dust to clear we can save everyone time and lots of questions.

Gus