[[!toc levels=4]] 

# Characters
## Virtues and Flaws
### Magister-in-Artibus

For the purposes of the Magister-in-Artibus virtue other scholars
consider the Schola to be conspicuously wealthy enough that this will
rub off on members and they only need to teach for one season; unless
they are conspicuously poor (the Poor flaw).

This doesn't recuse non-Wealthy companions from needing to earn their
keep in whatever manner is approopriate, but the second season a year
could, for instance, be a covenant role less easily visible to
outsiders.

### The Gift

I can't remember which splat it was, but one of them suggests that it
might be possible with mundane Animal Training to train horses to 
accept a normally gifted rider.  If this was true then all magi would
ride horses.  

**Houserule:** you *can* train the horse to be OK with a Gifted magi
as passenger in a cart or wagon provided they have a driver/handler
who is not Gifted, or otherwise **Inoffensive to Animals**.

If you want to ride a horse with the normal gift, then you'll either
need to use spells (which may warp the horse, just saying) or tame a
magical/fae horse.

# Expenses
## Points of Inhabitants

I'm using this slightly mashed up chart to replace the one on p63 of
*Covenants* to represent the two-tier structure of the Covenant.  PCs
should be free to argue that they ought to be in a different band
*in-character*.  Note that for companions this only covers ones
supported by the covenant, companions of independant means get LCM as
appropriate.

[[!table file="Rules/points.dsv"]]

## Writing Materials

Academics count towards this cost like scribes and magi.

# Mechanics
## Rule of Two

If, after rolling a sequence of 1s, a 2 is rolled it may be
re-rolled.  But only once; if you get another 2 that's fate.

## Target Boundary

The upper and lower boundaries of a boundary spell exist and are
something appropriate - e.g. a triangle might be a pyramid, a circle
might be a dome or a sphere.