A pirate's tactic

[freearcadia]

This is more directed to those, who like me have been dragged to this world, though I won't fault a native for listening in.

I am curious as to what we might have in common: world names, languages, culture, technology - and what is different.

This isn't just idle curiosity or a means of trying to find some comfort of familiarity in such a strange land, but I suspect if there is enough of a commonality in one area or another, we could in someway use it to our advantage against the Empire.

Comments

[redprayer]

So you have soul transferal- [Rezo hesitates. Harlock had insisted his world was magicless.] -methods? Such things are possible in my own world, although very, very difficult. There are few sorcerers capable of such magic. How common is the procedure in your world?

[freearcadia]

[He catches the self-correction, he didn't believe in souls - he knows they exist, the Arcadia is proof enough of that, but Harlock kept tight-lipped on that]

It's... depends on how thorough one wants to be, but generally only the extremely wealthy or those willing to put themselves into heavy debt will go through the process, though not everyone who receive it was willing.

[redprayer]

I see. That is often the way of things with drastic procedures, particularly if they're not well-established. [Dryly:] And evidently social inequality is another common point.

[freearcadia]

That seems to go without saying, I think.