Even assuming Morghur is somehow different from a daemon and isn't just a daemon that keeps possessing different Beastmen, I still don't see the connection you're trying to draw with a pre-Ancestor Dwarfen pantheon.
And which printing was that? So I can avoid all the heresy, of course. Not because that's objectively very funny.
Our money isn't that silly, and I think we can afford to wait a turn and see what our budgeting looks like -- we still don't know what we'll need for WEBMAT and what the Eonir will be making available to us in terms of resources.
We can't get Waystone books from Bretonnia (no magical topics from Bretonnia, and no books up the rarity ladder of Obscure/Antiquarian/Esoteric at all), and we cannot buy books from Kislev because we don't read Kislevarin (well, we can, but they won't help -- this is the same reason we don't get books from Tilea or Estalia).
Whether Laurelorn has books we can buy and then keep is an open question, but I do look forward to reading at their library.
So it endlessly fights elves in one of their most well-defended strongholds, and as far as you know it's never attacked Dwarves.
It's not critical, I'm just antsy.
Oh, derp. That makes sense. Is it confirmed whether we can get magical topics from Kislev if/when (considering we took the polyglot trait, "when" is probably the most realistic) we learn to read Kislevarin, though?
I agree the Old Ones made the metaphorical connection deliberately, sorry if my phrasing was unclear. However I think that they in there to give dwarves their magic resistance not to make them slowly turn to stone, which is why I said that forcing them to live underground was an unintended consequence.
I mean, the theory is that he's an abandoned Dwarf God, I would assume if that were the case he'd be as bitter against the Dwarfs as anything.
Imo, they did put the metaphorical nature of stone in place, as the origin of their magic resistance.
Imagine for a second that the Empire abandoned Mathilde. Like, straight up declared her a Black Magister for no reason and would immediately put her on a pyre if they ever caught her.
oh please, when it comes to weird bible translations it has nothing on the Edda's.
Not everyone has Mathilde's sterling moral character.
BoneyM, If it isn't built into the action already would it be possible when trying to reach out for Bretonnian and Kislevite assistance, for to Mathilde to try and diplomatically offer to pay for copies of some of their refrence materials on Waystones to be made? Kept under the supervision of the researchers from those nations, if need be.
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Also, she might stop fighting against the forces of destruction if they didn't turn up until... checks notes ...three and a half thousand years after she'd been abandoned and she had no personal motivation to fight them.
Just want to mention that Dwarfs never write their secrets in books. It's only through instruction and word of mouth that they pass on secrets, and we already got a few of those from Dwarfs who trust us, even if they aren't exactly guild secrets.
