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Btw, heads up about the Leukodaemon bows. There were 12 killed Leukodaemons, and of those 12 Amrelath managed to get 8 of the bows. According to DP, some of these bows have been enhanced beyond the base +1, but even the base +1 bows are being counted as having a CL of 5 since that's the minimum needed for the Craft Magic Arms and Armor feat, and all of the bows can be sacrificed since they bear the power of Abbadon.
So with the 4 bows we already have, we have enough to grow a full Tier-3 Heart Tree provided that awful 20% failure chance doesn't screw us over and eat up the items. As for getting the rest from Amrelath, well, they're +1 bows for the most part. We could just buy them for 400 IM a piece. I'm sure the dracolich would be more fond of shiny gold than a gross bow made of bone and sinew.
So with the 4 bows we already have, we have enough to grow a full Tier-3 Heart Tree provided that awful 20% failure chance doesn't screw us over and eat up the items. As for getting the rest from Amrelath, well, they're +1 bows for the most part. We could just buy them for 400 IM a piece. I'm sure the dracolich would be more fond of shiny gold than a gross bow made of bone and sinew.
There'll be something in the Summer Isle's we'll have to end up dealing with. Perhaps alliances with the nobility. Schemes of various fiends. Deep Ones meddling. Maybe the sex god over there is a lot more sinister than anyone realized. Etc. But even if there isn't, eventually we can probably just offer them a nice deal in joining the Imperium (Scholarum for their talented, magical infrastructure, protection by our Legion and our PCs in the event of emergency, etc). I'm really not worried. Either way I'm perfectly content to leave them alone and just use them to get chocolate and coffee. They're not bothering us and they have no aspirations for conquest (unlike Zherys), so we can just keep trading with them and resolve to diplomance them later.I'm mostly thinking of the Summer Islands. Anti-slavery, pretty chill, ritualized warfare to prevent the ravages of war from hurting the people, etc. Viserys would have a hard time justifying conquering them to himself. He might accidentally fall into the role via acting as overlord by helping them repel a deep one incursion or zombie plague or something, but he's not going to deliberately knock down a place like that when there are so, so many places being run much, much worse, or much more in need of protection (see: Every single polity West of the Bone Mountains.).