Anyway, I used 9 hours to find items and got only 1 useless incense, so I'm not worried if I get killed.
Adventure mode doesn't take much RP effort. My nobles, on the other hand... Hmm...
Yeah, unfortunately searching for stuff as an adventurer takes a very long time. Quite a few times you won't find anything. Persistence does pay off, most times.
For a guide on the stuff that is available, and in what regions, you can check out
http://wiki.battlemaster.org/wiki/Adventurer/ItemsAnd then the links at the bottom: Animal Parts | Common | Gems | Materials | Usable.
I used it quite a lot when I was really into my adventurer. He mostly just hunts rogues now though.
Sirus, that was exactly what I wanted to do. 
I wanted to see the blight and the daimon attacks and stuff, so I created a second character after all.
Yep, currently got a bit of breathing room on BT. Just waiting to see what emerges from the blight next!
But now I'd feel bad to leave that character's realm to emigrate to Beluaterra when the realm needs knights so urgently (they still have the old estate system where things go really bad without knights).
Yeah, it's can get heavy really fast if a couple of Knights disappear from a single region. Just lost a Knight from my city in Atamara, which leaves me with a grand total of
one Knight. And one of my Lords doesn't even have any knights. Add to that the distance from the capital city, which causes extra unrest, and got plenty problems!
To conclude, however; if you find your current realm interesting, stay. If you don't, and want to go to BT, send your sincerest regrets and travel off. For me, one of the main features of battlemaster is planning your own path for your characters: their achievements and locations, both close and far. Imo, this is what drives the game and keeps people interested.
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