Okay, finaly caught up, now to build a vote and hope not too many pages spawn while I do it.
[ ] Loremaster: Expert on weaving
[X] Loremaster: Expert on beekeeping
Was divided between weaving and beekeeper, but between threat discusion on how beekeepers have experience with surprinsingly smart eusocial insects, the weaver having potential divided loyalties and how I dout he can actualy teach spiders to weave the beekeper should be best.
[X] Prince Gotri, who will seize any excuse to talk about his gyrocopters.
[X] Kragg the Grim, who you could likely convince to start gloating.
[X] Karak Kadrin, presenting them with the skull of an old enemy (but not to keep).
[X] Karak Hirn, to satisfy your curiousity about Prince Ulthar.
[X] Empress 'Heidi', to see if you can snatch a private moment to speak honestly with her.
[X] The Amber College, to see how your donation of Lustrian eggs is going.
The social vote was easy, outside of Gotri that I mostly want to befriend to learn enginiering at some point the driving force of these votes was curiosity.
I have been curious of how a social action with Kragg would go since he showed up.
I am curious on how a cerimony to strike grudges tends to go since the last one was interrupted.
I was curious about Ulthar since we learned he was a prince and no one wanting to say anything.
The Empress needs no explanation, just WTF woman.
And I am still curious about those eggs and what was inside them.
[X] The best reading chair ever.
[X] A bathtub, an even better place for reading.
If you are going to make something out of dragonbone it needs to be epic, and best chair ever or something even better sound the most epic to me.
Also can I just say this dhar disscussion is getting straigh up ridiculous, seriouosly how many WoG do we need until we can just acept that we are imune to dhar corruption with the belt, that as a wizard we are trained to manage the mental gynastics and that there are still good reason beyond the personal corruption we are imune to to be carefull with necromancy and just move on ?
Seriously, we just read the greatest treatise on necromancy even writen in the empire, learned the entire thing was an experiment on how mortals can handle, and even with the conclusion being that the only unavoidable problem is the thing our belt explictly covers we are still back to the beggining like clockwork as if nothing was ever said about it, is just frustrating at this point.
