Heretic

[Bo To]

Also, Halflings have 500gc thief costs.

If you create a halfer prov you can see it's 250 :).

[Palem]

We're still pre-age guys. Things are changing.

[smercjd]

Don't forget you lose thieves on successful ops still...(didn't read everything yet, so sorry if someone already posted this)

[StratOcastle]

Is it known if heretic theif loss bonus applies to intel as well as sabotage?

[Bo To]

Thieves do not die on failed operations

Should apply since ops are 2 kinds - intel and sabotage :).

[Blue Mass]

It was more a separation of duties thing to weaken magic. Note that neither elf nor fae have access to nightmares now without heretic :o

Orc and Avian can use it okay, undead can't do thief ops, elf/fae better taking rogue/mystic, human/dwarf need prefer warrior/tact/cleric, halfers get cheap theives anyways

Thieves do not die on failed operations

Should apply since ops are 2 kinds - intel and sabotage :).

I told the kingdom that I was in about this fact before the age started. I don't think most realize that nightmare would become a very rare spell. Nightmare is a very powerful spell this age, and it cost over 2k runes even just a few acres over 400 acres. Even in an unfriendly state I was able to give nightmares to over 90 men with just two casts. And that was when I was at 400 acres. So yeah nightmare is a very strong spell. And yes heretic doesn't lose thieves.

[RedPanda]

I told the kingdom that I was in about this fact before the age started. I don't think most realize that nightmare would become a very rare spell. Nightmare is a very powerful spell this age, and it cost over 2k runes even just a few acres over 400 acres. Even in an unfriendly state I was able to give nightmares to over 90 men with just two casts. And that was when I was at 400 acres. So yeah nightmare is a very strong spell. And yes heretic doesn't lose thieves.

"Heretics does not lose thieves or wizards on FAILED ops"
There fixed for ya.