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Warhammer Fantasy: Divided Loyalties - an Advisor's Quest

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I think leading all three carries a huge risk of biting off more than she can chew. She's an experienced wizard wrangler, but there's just so many wizards here , from so many colleges, that it seems like that would be an endless hassle all on it's own.
 
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[X] Lead only the Wizards
We do have something of a habit to go off on our own and kill the most troublesome enemies. That's easier if we have less responsibilities.
 
[x] Lead the Wizards and Asarnil

But there really ought to be someone else who can lead the knights effectively. Coordinating with dwarves is not an unknown problem for knightly orders of the Empire, nor vice versa, and this has (as others note) been in the works for years. Also, while knightly cavalry have capabilities foreign to the dwarven experience, they're nowhere near as foreign as the wizards.
 
[X] Lead the Wizards, Knightly Orders, and Asarnil
 
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I do not want to lead Asarnil or the knights because they may bring a unique perspective to the discussion/strategy table, tbh

[X] Lead only the Wizards

But we do know the full capabilities of the knights and have high martial,plus the language barrier is a thing, so I am willing to compromise on leading them.

[X] Lead the Wizards and Knightly Orders

Doomed Wombat said:
Alternatively, you know...he's another PCesque character and from his perspective, we're the one acting mighty suss...or at least a mary sue :p And we are a Grey Wizard so already far less trustable.*
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Eh, we are a LM, that does make a big difference for "awesomeness quoetient before it becomes sus".
 
Horium said:
Huh. Strange.
So the questverse shares that with the real life history, despite the presence of gods
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Jyn Ryvia said:
Branulhune is S-tier: in the same tier as the Runeblades, Sword of Couronne, Fearfrost etc. but if you compare it to its peers it falls kind of short. that doesn't undermine Branulhume, its just that its peers are nasty. but the fact that it can be compared to those monsters shows how strong it is.
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I don't know the two named blades you mentioned, but isn't Branulhune quite a bit more powerful than the Runefangs?
In fact, if Alaric the Mad is so much more awesome than Kragg, why is his most famous work still weaker? Is it due to the mass production of an inherently shoddy form (sword) for a recent ally's followers? What are some examples of his best standalone works?
DiceOfStupidity said:
less than minimum height of human women (152cm).
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What does that even mean? Because I've definitely met smaller human women.

Edit: Oh, you meant based on the RPG rules. Whoops. Thanks for the info on Dwarven men though. Never knew that she wasn't larger than them. Makes me recontextualize many Council scenes or one-one ones and makes her stand out less in a crowd than I thought.

@BoneyM How tall is Panoramia?
CrimsonOddball said:
Given there was a specific trait for being so short that Mathilde would be comparable to a Dwarf or Halfing, and it wasn't taken I don't think she's supposed to be shorter than Dwarven men
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Aren't Halflings noticeably shorter than Dwarves? I always thought of them as a whole head shorter on average even.
 
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