From Realms of Sorcery:
Eh, I mean, I get what you're saying, but it's definitely possible that Nagash would enchant the things, or that they simply drew in enough power to just be readable anyway.
We know who wrote the book.
I...yes. But that's quest canon, not necessarily GW's now abandoned canon. Which is what I was discussing.
How is wearing a belt "on their genitals"? Did you misword this or mean something else?
However, if at all reasonable, I would prefer that we didn't have to take the time and effort to set up said tributary. There should be a lot of cool stuff to do with streams of magic and Enchanting/Snakeblood and I would rather spend time doing that stuff rather than devising a means and system to create a tributary.
That's why I want to see if there is a suitable site near one of these waystones that we could have a wizard tower built. That way we don't need to spend time on creating a tributary.
We could always just do the tributary later.
I don't disagree, I'm just pointing out that the option to stake out a suitable site might involve choices of which property to claim. And if one of those positions is by a waystone, I think that position should be strongly considered rather than going with the, admittedly cooler, site of Karag Nar and then devoting time to build the tributary.
Plus we can have a telescope set up which allows us to look at a good chunk of the area around the peak.
What "mystery"? Mathilde can see the winds of magic. She can tell for certain whether a place is strong or weak in the Winds.
I imagine winds and torrents of magic are usually not constant. She can see what the Ulgu (but not other winds - checking those out needs tools) looks like right now,l. Fnding a place where winds are consistently strong regardless of time of the year, greenskin population and moon phase would take a research.
K8P will be its own beast entirely, like all the other southern holds. Barak Var, Karak Azul and K8P are all outliers.
Area of K8P have extremely high concentration of waystones. One of the three highest concentrations in a known world. Remaining two are in Athel Loren and in Albion. It should be easy to find not only waystones but also full-blown henges (places where ley lines intersects), and have that as a boost to enchanting and research.
You can still help the Undumgi. The path doesn't lock us into being mayor, it just helps them settle in and lays the groundwork for us to have greater influence among the humans. We could run with that as much as we can and become the leader, or we can just stay at being influential.
