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Warhammer Fantasy: Divided Loyalties - an Advisor's Quest

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[X] DIPLO: Collegiate

Getting along with the other colleges is directly important to our current project, extremely useful for our general future prospects as a Lord Magister, and promises to be entertaining reading. More Horstmann, anyone?

[X] DIPLO: Draconic Fascination

Tor Lithanel said:
The skyline is defined by three marble towers. The heavily guarded Silver Tower, containing the Queen's throne, is the tallest and oldest. The Dragon Tower is the second tallest and is currently empty. In ages past it served as a rookery for Dragons, as evidenced by the scorched interior. Prince Aesryn wishes to restore the Dragon Tower to its former glory. Finally, the Hippocrene Tower also sits abandoned, by decree of Queen Marrisith.
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[X] DIPLO: Polyglot

We've got access to what is (for now) probably the most esoteric library in the world - it would be a shame not to take advantage of it.

[X] LESSON: Dhar Insight

Memes aside, dealing with Dhar is going to be a major part of any potential Waystone project.

[X] LESSON: Poker Face

Not letting on when we're confused is a key part of how we got this job in the first place, really, and it's just appropriate in general for Ranaldian reasons.
 
[X] DIPLO: Collegiate
How independent the Colleges are from each other depends a great deal on your perspective. There can be a lot of value in bridging those gaps.
[X] DIPLO: Trucemaker
Sometimes the best battle is one you never fight. Every life not spent fighting lesser evils can be turned against the greater ones.
[X] LESSON: Light Fingers
It's not theft, it's espionage. The enemies of the Empire and the Karaz Ankor have all sorts of interesting and portable items that would do a lot of good in friendly hands, from supplies to devices to paperwork.
 
BoneyM said:
There is absolutely no possibility of Mathilde ever wielding Divine Magic, at all, under any circumstances, ever.
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The dream is de...

BoneyM said:
If I intended to make a statement about theurgy, you would be able to tell by how I would use the word 'theurgy'.
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BoneyM said:
See my previous post regarding how you would know when I'm making a statement about theurgy.
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The dream is alive.... ALIVE!!!

Rafin said:
This sounds like something that would be mostly true for nobility and such.
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BoneyM said:
'And such' covers such oddities as Wizards.
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Arent wizards nobility according to the articles anyway?

[X] DIPLO: Polyglot
[X] LESSON: Theologian
 
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[x] DIPLO: Collegiate
[x] LESSON: Light Fingers
[x] DIPLO: Interfaith Dialogue
[x] LESSON: Theologian
[x] DIPLO: Mentor
[x] LESSON: Dhar Insight
 
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storryeater said:
To my understanding, that distinction only really matters insomuch they aren't allowed to pass their titles and privilleges to their bloodline though, no? Otherwise, they are virtually identical to unlanded nobility legally speaking (although not so much socially)
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No, Wizards and nobility have entirely separate and distinct sets of privileges and obligations. Wizards don't have to raise a militia in times of war, minor nobles don't have to investigate magical phenomena.
 
[x] DIPLO: Collegiate
[x] DIPLO: Dawri
[x] DIPLO: Interfaith Dialogue
[x] DIPLO: Mentor
[x] DIPLO: Polyglot
[x] DIPLO: Trucemaker
[x] LESSON: Dhar Insight
[x] LESSON: Leader
[x] LESSON: Logistician
[x] LESSON: Theologian
 
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