Which nation should i go for a more relaxed playstyle?

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Thankyou so much all aaaa, im getting a little leatherbound journal for my character and im definitely gonna write theese all down and visit them (now just to hope i can make enough money in game to do so haha)

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Thankyou so much for the offer! Id love to take you up on it!

Small problem is that i did since writing this post i got swept up in the dark fairytale lore of varushka along with my friend so I am no longer in highguard ak ^^"

But maybe i can still say hi since given the list of places ive been given to visit im sure ill be moving around the nations a lot haha!

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Ahh, welcome to Varushka!

We walk a balance between quite intense at times and quite chill, but thereā€™s always spaces to just sit and watch the world go by. Let me know if you have any questions!

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Aaaa thankyou for the welcome! ^^ if i think of any questions i will certainly ask :0

As of now i think most of my questions about the game itself tho, which micht be best left till weā€™re in the world and playing!

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Ah actually! I might have one qiestion for you ^^

I was looking through the new players schedule and i noticed the overlap between the apothecary session and the new player skirmish! I have currently got my character based around making potions because i liked the idea of being a potions merchant but also a chance to try out combat in a low pressure scenario so i can have a go at multiple aspects of the game would be fun.

If you have any insight into which you think i should go to it would be greatly appreciated ^^" (but ofc nw if not)

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I would reccomend attending the New Player Skirmish. Itā€™s a chance to try combat, with some tuition, in a carefully balanced environment, with no risk to your character.

The Apothecary rules are not too complex, and can be explained by many a veteran player, if not a referee.

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Sorry for the delayed reply, for some reason email notifs from here always go in my junk :sweat_smile:

Iā€™d agree with Geoffrey - being an apothecary is something that can be learned as you go, and the rules donā€™t carry any real risk with them. Being able to try the combat in a safe setting is definitely worth it.

It may not be for a while, but you can also still attend the new player meetings at future events if you find that you donā€™t get the chance to learn about apothecary-ing at the next event youā€™re at.