Choukadou Girls - Vol. 2 Ch. 13 - Hero Bellnoa and the Peaceful World

[MangaDex]

 

[Kaiser92]

I fekking love girl with freckles

 

[flxsemi]

Nona's technically more clothed than usual, yet that priest attire is doing its magic on me :^}

 

[Sealplayerz]

Ah yes, JRPG logic.

 

[xSauriaNx]

It's fine... as the Shopkeeper says.

Me and my R34 Brain: TOTALLY FINE~

 

[Sugioh]

Ah yes, JRPG logic.

Technically, it was a 1st edition D&D rule that got grandfathered in to pretty much everything for decades to come. Although even then it was pretty questionable.

The actual source of the restriction is interesting in its own right, though.

 

[Nuggz]

Technically, it was a 1st edition D&D rule that got grandfathered in to pretty much everything for decades to come. Although even then it was pretty questionable.

The actual source of the restriction is interesting in its own right, though.

Honestly my first interaction with the whole "priests and blunt style weapons" was actually in Medieval 2 Total War. Denmark could recruit Norse War Priests from their cathedrals. They were basically cavalry with maces

 

[radstylix]

How the hell did I miss this chapter update

 

[alacaelum]

To me the logic makes perfect sense, if you hit someone with a mace they don't bleed... they spill... see, not bleeding so completely fine.

 

[Amylase]

Technically, it was a 1st edition D&D rule that got grandfathered in to pretty much everything for decades to come. Although even then it was pretty questionable.

The actual source of the restriction is interesting in its own right, though.

Thanks for the link. Its good insight.

I always figured it had something to do with an idealized image of a holy war where armored armies clash (the kind of thing maces are good at countering) rather than the atrocity filled disorganized mess crusades etc actually were IRL. Guess I wasn't too far off the mark.