LotdI couldn't figure out any way to raise skills that weren't night skills past 0
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Noblesse Oblige [v 0.4.2]
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In Noblesse Oblige, you assume the role of an aspiring young Mage working as a personal tutor for gifted individuals in a wizard city-state. However, with great power comes great responsibility. Will you lead them as a noble and wise mentor, or will you succumb to darker desires and become a lecherous master or mistress? The choice is yours, but be warned - every decision you make will have unforeseen consequences.
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- Lotd
mr black rosecheats??- RampI can’t get the keyboard thing away
- Indoril NerevarFor the uninitiated: Tír na Saoithe is Gaeilge (Gwail-guh), aka the Irish language, and means "Land of the Wise Ones" or just "Land of the Wise (plural)" and is pronounced "Teer nuh See-huh"
Michael henniganGaelige is pronounced in different ways in different parts of ireland they way you pronounce it is the way pronounce it in dublin
Johnhow to update skills?- FapstoHentaiNo way to get out of the room and all you can do is sleep and nothing else
- ralietneed to schedule her day and yours, took me a minute too
wtfwhat happened to the schedule button it's not there- qasthe schedule button is missing
- qasok how do you leave to go to stores, explore etc. No matter what I stays at 7
- DudeManBrosonWilling to be everyone who has played this game has said the setting's name incorrectly (it's also spelled a bit wrong). It's Tír na Saoithe (Teer-nuh-see-huh) literally translating as "Land of the Wise Ones" or "Land of the Sages" into English from Gaeilge/Irish Gaelic.
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