List of Lores

The specific desert is called: The Dunes of Amon'Zad,
The "kingdom" is the twin Cities: Ja'Hagon and Tapier.

You could use Lore: Amon'Zad + Cities to learn about the Cities in Amon'Zad, however there is a level of specificity that is allowed regarding lores: Example: The individual Baronial Estates have a rich/interesting/and varied history, While you could have Lore: Travance + Cities, Lore - Kaladonia would be helpful in learning about more in depth knowledge concerning that land.

Lore: Monster (Any) (1) is going to be changed to "Creature Lore (Any) (1) yes.

This was done as there is a blurred line on when does a race/creature become a monster and vice versa.

O. Nesterin wrote: Is Lore: Ancient Druidics now under Lore: Ancient History?

Lore: Ancient History + Druidics.

If you have a restricted lore on your card, how is it supposed to be denoted?

Also, if we have tome cards with lores that no longer exist, can we have them re-written?

We are still moving some of the lores over to Restricted, they will appear in their own section: Restricted Lores.

Yes any and all tomes can be re-written to be appropriate with this new system.

A few quick inquiries:

1) If you have an approved chronicle stating that your character use to live in a region, can you instruct scholars about that lore like you can regarding racial culture and language?

2) When they are sent out, are restricted lores only learnable by scholars?

3) Does this mean that those wishing to preform a ritual need to have Lore: Ritual off of scholar?

4) Why can a physician not learn Lore: Medicine?

- Joe G.

1. Yes, like Racial and Sub-Racial Lores, you are considered to have the Lore of your Homeland.

2. No. You do not need to be a scholar to learn a Restricted Lore.

3. You do not need to have Lore: Rituals to conduct a Ritual. However that knowledge will help in researching them. As a reminder: You CAN still interview a Sorcerer/Ceremonialist/Elder in regards to such things, however lores that concern lists do not exist in a learnable format.

4. A physician by virtue of having the list and therefore the associated lore would actually be a more valuable asset than some one with Lore: Medicine. The same would be for an Alchemist vs. A scholar with Lore: Alchemy.