Omegahugger
Inattentive Idiot
If there's any part of the plan that won't work, you are free to bring up them up to the rest of the thread~
If there's any part of the plan that won't work, you are free to bring up them up to the rest of the thread~
Valid. Hope it never comes to that, or that we never need to field these against aerial gribblies with spellcaster backup or the like.If there's an enemy dragon on the field, everyone is already exposed to the risk of being trapped in a permanent transformation into a corpse.
The Ambers might be able to work something out, but there's no guarantees.
its not a meme if it works.
I am not sure if this was a typo or a freudian slip.
Look, Belegar asked us because he wanted something outside the box.
Do they turn into mindless Dragons, or are they of normal intelligence (and people-eating inclination) for a dragon of their size?The Ambers might be able to work something out, but there's no guarantees.
How do you make sure that all your volunteers aren't Chaos Cultists ready to eat Altdorf? Only one needs to defect to make the destruction of a major Imperial City a serious concern. Plus, it involves spamming battle magic, which is the sort of thing which gets you sucked into the Warp on a good day.Honestly Im surprised that Empire is not trying to create army of dragons with that spell. Im sure that there would be plenty of volunteers.
watYou can dispel the lingering part of the spell that would allow them to turn back.
Either they just didn't think of it, which is fair—weaponizing what's commonly considered a failure takes certain levels of crazy that even wizards don't usually reach—there's other downsides that makes it unfeasible, or they probably refrained from conservation of power. Having an army of dragons is nice, but if you don't have a definitive way to control said army... also, supporting the dragons probably takes a lot of resources.Honestly Im surprised that Empire is not trying to create army of dragons with that spell. Im sure that there would be plenty of volunteers.
There was another example about Schultz being happy with better trade in a somewhat earlier update. I never noticed that until Mathilde told Roswita that he was there for the Talabecland trade. He must be super happy, other people keep doing his job for him.I expected trade to slump before improving, but both overall trade and our revenue from it are already up from six months ago."
Everyone at the table already knew this, but there's a congratulatory round of applause anyway. Anton and Schultz especially look delighted
If it works, then it becomes extra meme.
Derpmind, this quest was always a meme.
Did the Daddy Dating Sim in the Media threadmarks not show you that?
That's fair, yeah. I'm not voting for similar reasons (and partly out of avoiding having to analyse the plan because I'm on a lazy break from quests rn). Tag me if you propose a decent alternate, and I'll go along I guess. Would prefer not to see someone drop this for immersion break as a reason.This is taking the comedy that's sometimes seen in the thread discussion and trying to inject it directly into the story proper. I can't help but feel extremely dissonant at the idea that the thread would both vote for this and that Mathilde-the-character would try such a hairbrained and meme-y idea. If the narrative straight-facedly goes along with this stupidity I don't feel like I could read the quest anymore because it's such a complete tone break.
Wait, @BoneyM it's possible to get stuck as a dragon? Like, an actual dragon, full stop?
Or would it be some horrible abomination that slowly goes insane with Dhar poisoning, or something?
Honestly Im surprised that Empire is not trying to create army of dragons with that spell. Im sure that there would be plenty of volunteers.
Do they turn into mindless Dragons, or are they of normal intelligence (and people-eating inclination) for a dragon of their size?
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This would imply that the Ambers(higher ups at least) have the ability to permanently transform people into dragons. Immortality + vast amounts of power just a single battlemagic + dispel away. I haven't seen this supported anywhere and it makes no sense to me. Surely it would have been used at some point in the College's history? I mean, if that is how it works here then fine, it's your world, but it is really jarring.
They're the Wild Animal Wind, not the Thinking Wind or the Calm Wind. Creating a gigantic monster that's not biologically inclined to think in human terms, no matter how nice or loyal it starts out, is a problem for human polities, not a boon.wat
This would imply that the Ambers(higher ups at least) have the ability to permanently transform people into dragons. Immortality + vast amounts of power just a single battlemagic + dispel away. I haven't seen this supported anywhere and it makes no sense to me. Surely it would have been used at some point in the College's history? I mean, if that is how it works here then fine, it's your world, but it is really jarring.
We're Memeing about it, but the basic idea is straightforward and quite reasonable. If you don't want a giant monster eating you all, make a giant monster that can fight the other one and is on your side. It's not like we just came up with this idea, it's a canonical battle magic spell for precisely these situations.This is taking the comedy that's sometimes seen in the thread discussion and trying to inject it directly into the story proper. I can't help but feel extremely dissonant at the idea that the thread would both vote for this and that Mathilde-the-character would try such a hairbrained and meme-y idea. If the narrative straight-facedly goes along with this stupidity I don't feel like I could read the quest anymore because it's such a complete tone break.
Mathilde is the character who lit a mountain's shadow on fire as a defense system.This is taking the comedy that's sometimes seen in the thread discussion and trying to inject it directly into the story proper. I can't help but feel extremely dissonant at the idea that the thread would both vote for this and that Mathilde-the-character would try such a hairbrained and meme-y idea. If the narrative straight-facedly goes along with this stupidity I don't feel like I could read the quest anymore because it's such a complete tone break.
Lit it with the Divine fires of Dwarven Hell, to be exact. Can't forget that part.Mathilde is the character who lit a mountain's shadow on fire as a defense system.
Turning people into dragons is exactly the type of over-the-top usage of known magics she does.
It doesn't seem like a bad idea?This is taking the comedy that's sometimes seen in the thread discussion and trying to inject it directly into the story proper. I can't help but feel extremely dissonant at the idea that the thread would both vote for this and that Mathilde-the-character would try such a hairbrained and meme-y idea. If the narrative straight-facedly goes along with this stupidity I don't feel like I could read the quest anymore because it's such a complete tone break.
That wasn't her idea though. Credit for that goes to our friends.Lit it with the Divine fires of Dwarven Hell, to be exact. Can't forget that part.
Maybe talk to people and see if any of the Undumgi would be willing to volunteer despite the risks before we decide whether to purchase the altar?...that's a biiiiiig oof. I don't think I can support this plan anymore, as awesome as it is. Exposing our volunteers to the risks of being completely trapped seems extremely bad.
Though, would a second casting of Transformation of Kadon allow them to resume their original form? Or would their new form as a dragon be considered their original form for the second spell's purposes?