Do you think it would make sense for a Dynast to be ever raised as though their mother is their sister?

Not that I think any actual subterfuge would be involved.

So, this is weird question but one I thought would be an issue because it mirrors real life, what happens if a teenage dragon-blooded gets pregnant during secondary school? Is it a juno situation or a shotgun wedding?

But this is a lead in to the question I wanted to come to this thread to ask anyway: How much of Yu Shan are we likely to see detailed in the eventual Sids book? Or will there be a book like how DB are getting The Realm put out as a companion setting book?

Any intention of revisiting Surandaman the spider-lord and his demonic kingdom in the new edition?

While we're on the subject, what does one have to do to get expelled?

Also: will the Realm feature satrapies where the campaign against the Bull of the North (or the fallout thereof) had a decisive impact on current day proceedings?

What could a fresh graduate of the Cloister of Wisdom from a good family do that would get her shuffled off into an abbey in some far-flung Threshold satrapy where she is out of sight?

Like, if i make Five Edicts a Power armor, would it still be 4 dots?

They remain in their physical prime for the majority of their lifespan. Signs of advanced age don't appear until the last decades, and age-related infirmity only occurs in the last years.

Any exciting new elementals forthcoming?

With Abyssal charms being Deathlord related, are you guys planning to add any new Deathlords to the roster, in order to better fill out the options for Abyssal charms? Alternately, will there be any advice for creating custom Deathlords and/or custom Deathlord charms?

Similar to the question of battle groups employing alternating ranks of shooters, I've often wondered about the question of them having mixed arms.

Do battle groups need to employ a ready weapon action to change what they're attacking with, or if the group is assumed to include a mixture of weapon types, can they just alternate as the situation calls for it? Does a battle group that is assumed to consist of massed spears placed in front of ranks of archers allowed to freely shoot when people are far away and stab when they get close? Does having both mean that the effective range of a battle group is extended for the sake of it's single attack upon everybody in contact with it (i.e. the spears can hit somebody in close range, the bows farther out and all in a single action as per the normal attack resolution for battle groups)? Is it necessary to divide into separate battle groups based on most common weapon type, and have them make their rolls separately? What if it's a size 1 battle group consisting of something like three pikes covering two crossbows?

Or is this just something where realism needs to take a backseat to game balance, whether in the form of "battle groups need to take ready weapon actions to switch between substantially different arms", or even "battle groups should not be assumed to contain a mixture of weapons"?

If I may ask, chief: Will we see any QC stats on the Yennin champions of Volivat? Of which the 'greatest...champions are a match for the sorcerer-princes of Ysyr and the Dragon-Blooded warriors of Prasad.' Maybe a little more for ideas? They really have intrigued me since the core launched.