Mike_Kochis

I know; and I could go into the psychology of why. Simple answer, he's trying to do what Eihtfur (hope I'm spelling that right) did for him.

I know, but even I have to admit it. Sometimes good things happen, too. Not often, but sometimes.

More a matter of learned from Bormirhirrup, the frog-man that taught him the basics of Dreamwalking. And the rest from direct experience.

I'm using a heavily modified variant of Ascendant, a superhero roleplaying game. If there's interest, just thumb's up this and I'll see how hard it is to publish the rules I run the world by.

I know, I'd say I'm sorry except life is... a bit more active than normal. Between staying alive and sane, and coming back to see that I've written sixteen or so chapters of "Rhishisikk, Space Starfighter Ace", I've made my choice.

Neekers, when pressed to combat (as these are) are dangerous. That said, they tend to be peaceful if left alone. Think sentient venomous tree-things.

Most of the legendary-weapon-methods unlocked when he merged his System with the Axe.

Honestly, I've lost track. I know one was killed for learning something they shouldn't have known, one quit in despair to retire to a monastery, and one left after being belittled. All of this off screen.

Oops. Okay, I lose both cool points and medieval life knowledge creds. I'm sure Rhishi FEELS like he's wearing a corset, but he's not.

Oh, good. I didn't hide those notes so deeply readers couldn't find them. No spoilers, but here have an imaginary kolache. And thank you, comments like these let me know I'm foreshadowing JUST enough.