Here is something interesting.
I started a new campaign for Jotun (Niefel theme-I tried all three and Niefel is my favorite) and looked at a couple of different pretenders. I was trying to find someone I could combine Air & Water to get some good blessings but ended up going water only because the others were Air only and I wanted that W9 blessing. What was so interesting that when trying the Frost Father, or Sage, or any Human for that matter, getting up to level 9 was MUCH more expensive in points than when I did either the Son of Neifel or the Blue Dragon. So I settled on the Blue Dragon like Arryn uses in his big game. With him I get a powerful mage (frost father in human form) and a regular tank on the battlefield.
Anybody know why the magic point cost ramps up more steeply for the humans? I would think it would be the opposite....
Oh and I'm having fun with a Niefel Jarl and about a dozen Frost Giants mixed in with some mercs. We've been bulldozing through enemy territory for some time!
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