Doomed Wombat
Let's go Darling!
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- Dancing on wires!
MMM.Presumably particularly aggressive training, which sure, works in theory, but I think highlights one of the revelations Grok has been making regarding the Light. While I've previously noted the Grok initially though the Light was just another tutelary elemental thing, Tirion and Fairbanks have explained it more so Grok is now understanding it differently. Shamanism is about contracts, Dark Shamanism is about sacrifice and subjugation, Arcane is about knowledge and learning, and so on. The Light is about faith. While the essential concepts may be the same, the Light requires a different mindset to use, a mindset which is inappropriate for the sort of utility magic that such an idea would require.
I disagree to a point, the fundamental thing about the Light and Faith is that you need to believe that you can do it. As long as you hold to that then it works. Otherwise the fairly common place healing that's present in areas where the light has power (lets not even get onto the full on light technology) doesn't really make too much sense.
As such having faith that you can heal them, that you are doing it for a good cause (i.e. so they can become stronger and beat more undead) seems pretty reasonable.
Depends a great deal on the skill of the commanders at play, although I imagine most undead armies have sub leaders like death knights or necromancers to somewhat ameliorate that.Interesting point there that I probably won't go too much into, but yes, commading undead would be interesting because they're so stupid and yet so powerful. All warfare is deception and so on, but what if your enemy can't really be deceived. If a lich orders a troop of skeletons to 'proceed toward the enemy castle and kill anyone inside, then await further orders', and someone tries to lure them away etc, would htat just utterly fail because they'd ignore the distraction in a way unlike living troops.
Not quite magic attack, but I'll take it.Yea I'll give you an action for a flame attacks buff next turn.
One of them will have to carry Grok, as shown a few updates ago he cannot keep up with them.Blademasters can move faster and have significantly better mobility.
If we could I'd ask a Griffon rider to do an aerial drop. Unfortunately non viable.Might be better to buff up the blademasters then who are going in like Vermintide.
Grumbles. And of course the mightstone is the one thing I really don't want.I'm happy to provide some actions next turn for stuff that would improve the plan, and I've already got a couple of things planned like MIghtstone acquisition, which is one I'd recommend taking.
Unless I'm thinking of the wrong thing, in which case yay might stone.