[X] Thane Borek Forkbeard
[X] Sir Ruprecht Wulfhart the Younger
[X] Sir Ruprecht Wulfhart the Younger
Well, going to the combes is the only option gives us the chance of actually knowing what the Skavens are up to, including if they are planning to attack the expedition so even if we discard all the valuable loot that we may get... That is actually something pretty tangible.I really want to check in with the expedition leadership and Ruprecht. I would really prefer to avoid going on two sidequests in the same turn. I think that Uzkulak is the better option of the two, at least there is the possibility of some benefits for the expedition in terms of securing more food.
I'll be honest: I'd be totally fine losing the Light choir this turn. I know it sounds crazy, but I am 100% OK letting Horstmann manage that situation. He's said that he's on it (so we know it's not going to languish even if we don't do something about it, which isn't true for other social options), and being a Hysh wizard he has better groundwork to interact with them. I'd much rather talk to expedition leadership than check in on Barbitus.
Him being a cultist would, if anything, be an even bigger prompt to check in on his choir- people in emotional turmoil are rather easier to corrupt.It does seem likely that regardless of whether or not he's a cultist he'd play checking in on the journeymen straight unless he plans to blow his cover during the expedition.
Especially so now that it's been brought up and he's on record about keeping an eye out, as it looks even worse on his record it ends up he missed something happening.
Him being a cultist would, if anything, be an even bigger prompt to check in on his choir- people in emotional turmoil are rather easier to corrupt.
@BoneyM you mentioned hobgoblin tribes, ogres, cathayan warlords visiting Uzkulak, how about vampires, dark elf corsairs, tomb king minions? Also will you introduce non-WFB Army races (or your own races) from Ind and Khuresh like Snakemen, Elephant-men and Monkey-men?
Just to be clear, @BoneyM , does Mathilde foresee angry dwarf reactions if she does?
@BoneyM Is the second sentence typoed, or am I just misreading/misparsing it somehow? As written it looks like a pure tautology, but from the first sentence it seems like you meant something more like "The amount of effort you save from there being fog is at best equal to the amount of effort creating the fog costs you."
Golden plaques from the new world are explicitly on offer, so at least some stuff from there has made it to uzkulak.
I deleted the poll link to avoid potentally affecting the vote via methods that I don't know the GM's opinion on, I should have asked first.
I was more curious about it being resisted by savvy named characters with high stats or relevant traits or if it requires something like divine intervention, legendary mental powers or the combined scrutiny of a premier magical intelligence agency
Also, @BoneyM , the articles of magic claim that we hold obeissance to the Emperor and the Supreme Patriarch above our college specific oaths (the articles too, as those are above the Emperor who is above the Patriarch, but that is irrelevant to my question). Does that mean that the Emperor and/or Supreme Patriarch can rescind our oaths? Does that mean that the supreme patriarch can rescind his own oaths? Strict reading of the Articles means that yes, they can, although I imagine it is one of these political cans of worms nobody wants to open, and for good reason, thus it is not actually something that is ever done.
There's a difference between planting the first seeds of corruption and having him do something terribly visible, you know? If nothing else, just making Barbitus more reliant on him would be beneficial in the long run.Does he really want to risk exposing any such sympathies to a Journeymen in that scenario though? He's on the fast track to the upper echelons right now with his Patriarch's favor. Is it worth taking a gamble on a meh prospect and potentially letting something slip when he's got bigger payoffs waiting if he stays the course?
There's a difference between planting the first seeds of corruption and having him do something terribly visible, you know? If nothing else, just making Barbitus more reliant on him would be beneficial in the long run.