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Great research. :) In my adventure, I am stealing the basic Parlainth concept (an isolated kaer which has been corrupted by Garmeks) for my Scytha/Nebis campaign. I think I will handle it like this: The cadaver dwarves needed to relearn their talents over time just like they tried to reclaim their m...

In that case, I need them to do discipline stuff. Thanks!

Are old cadaverpeople who regained their sentience and most of their sanity able to use their former disciplines? Undeath/becoming a horror construct has surely a huge impact on its victims' pattern, so I am not sure. Twiceborn is the only elder cadaverperson who comes to my mind and she does not ha...

Thanks for the suggestions. After giving it some thought, I decided to switch to an obsidian purifier with maxed strength. One the one hand, it does incredible melee damage, is also quite tough, but receives on the other hand Lifesight, which I could use to look through inorganic walls! The Journeyp...

This helps a lot, thanks. That almost completes my research for the Barsaivian Superperson.

PC p. 176 says that the physical armor increases by the "absord damage rank" which sounds misleading. Does it improve thrice as much as the "increase" powers (just rank) or really much more than anything else (rank + CHA)?

I plan to go with a human warrior with maxed STR for several reasons. Warrior: Unarmed Combat as a discipline talent, Wood Skin for toughness, and optimal Durability for even more toughness. Human: Versatility for Body Control, Great Leap, Windcatcher, and finally Gliding Stride, which is IMO the be...

I bow my head to your superior arguments and closer reading of the material. Still, I bow it in sorrow.

That's a relief! Thanks for the reply.

Am I right in assuming that Journeypersons have only a single Discipline Talent, i. e. Threadweaving? Because this would mean that Karma is almost completely useless for them.