Warhammer Fantasy: Divided Loyalties - an Advisor's Quest
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WanderingEye
smol skeleton
In that case we have a perfect ammunition.
Just tell him/her to channel Dhar as much as possible while we strap in some explosives and then fling them away in catapults.
Maybe add Snake Juice just to see how it goes
We can do this right?
Omegahugger
Inattentive Idiot
Well, we do have the option of taking apprentences of our own now...
Scouting ahead… no. It shouldn't be needed this far north and we have long term stuff to do while in the safer part of the journey. Not keen on becoming a glorified messenger and we should get 'our' forces in order before we try to network outside of it. We said we would take charge of the Wizards, best get on with doing that.
[X] The Amber Wizard journeymanlings.
[X] The Gold Wizard journeymanlings.
[X] The Jade Wizard journeymanling.
[X] The Amber Wizard journeymanlings.
[X] The Gold Wizard journeymanlings.
[X] The Jade Wizard journeymanling.
Because it's not a spell? It's more of a skill than anything.
On the topic of miscasts, we should probably ensure that in battle all of our casters remain insight of each other but with as much separation as possible, this prevents as all being taken out at once by a spell or artillery and means that if someone miscasts they only blow themselves rather than everyone up. Also if we detect one hint of Dhar from our journeymen we should just shoot them in the head, the risks are not worth it.
Kornet
Quite possibly a sloth abomination
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Isn't that the best way to use non-grey wizards anyway, given their tendency to miscast?
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Fresh Journeyman miscasts are extremely unlikely to result in explosive death. Experienced Journeymen able to try their hand at more complex spells have a very slim possibility of such. Basically, they need to 'roll up' from Minor, to Major, to Catastrophic miscast.
We are at greater risk of exploding when we cast the big Magics.
Now we're in Magic 7 territory, I'm guessing we risk hitting the big, bad miscasts straight up.
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At most I could see it categorized the same as the suite of specialized petty magics for Tool-Free Enchantment, which is a Trait. It is not there either.
Yes, and the consequences depend on the method you're using to counter-spell something. Because doing so to an incomplete spell from a short distance requires far less magic than a complete battle spell, which requires an equal amount of magic thus has a massive risk. There is a short section on how counter spell works at the end of the Spell section in the informative posts for QM details on the matter.
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For the record I looked it up and we are way better that heavy plate, for reference Full Plate has a rating of 5, Gomril Plate is 6 and seven means either of those has a Master Rune of Gomril, so we are basicaly one the heaviest armoured units on this army.
On this note if we ever get an oportunity to spend some Dwarf favour I recomend geting a Master Rune of Spite to maumize our toughness.
I did two rolls for each College; one for Journeymen and one for 'other', all of them requiring 80+. Only the Jade and the Gold succeeded. With sixteen rolls I didn't bother to record them all - as others have said, it'd just be clutter.
It was to establish the familiar bond. Personality will show itself as the puppy grows up.
Depends what you mean by 'contaminated'. The usual waterborne gribblies can be killed off by alcohol, but if there's night goblin or skaven shenanigans then it won't help.
This is chaining a lot of faulty assumptions together. Current aethyric armour level is about that of full plate.
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Sinsystems
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Question how big do we think the pup might grow up to be?
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Mathilde continues to have amazing dice. Guest stars, not so much. But Mathilde does.
So, on paper the Fog of War trait would seem to apply to spellcrafting concepts all the way up to Battle Magic scale. Given Mathilde is now (somehow, already) Magic 7- and given that we really should walk before we run and start small- do we need anything else to craft Battle Magic scale spells? I.e. are they different in kind in some way, rather than just scale, such that we'd need specific training?
...the size of a wolf.
A death wish?
Step one would be to learn the codified battle magics, not to try to invent entirely new ones without having the slightest idea how the existing ones work.
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Sinsystems
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How big of a wolf? Because I am holding out hope that our pup is the extra large kind.
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There is no indication that Quest Magic Score = Warhammer Armor directly. It scales, yes, but the highest WHFRP Magic score is 4, which is where the armor would top out. We don't get to be a MBT.
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Darik29
Verified Delicious
Admittedly, Warhammer has some pretty gnarly Wolf sizes. Sure there are regular wolves, but then you have all the Other Wolf types, like the Ulrican Wolves, the Deep Forest Wolves that survive by eating Beastmen and Greenskins, and various much Much worse contenders that our dear pupper most definitely is not.
WanderingEye
smol skeleton
I only have one important question regarding our wolf.
Will they fit in our backpack? If no can we enchant it or get it enchanted so it can fit?
Will they fit in our backpack? If no can we enchant it or get it enchanted so it can fit?
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How fast to Wolves grow? How long till we can't reasonably carry him on our pack anymore?
Edit: Looks like Grey Wolves IRL reach sexual maturity at 2-3 years old, weighing 60-100 pounds.
Sensible. I was wondering if it meaning getting a new Trait.
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