It recruits the two Orders we want on-side, it does elf outreach, it establishes our local facilities, and it progresses one of our long-standing research interests (which we were originally going to do last turn before Boney pointed out that we might want to give the guy we just drafted something to do). Plans that work a little bit on all our priorities tend to do well.
picklepikkl has a point. It has a little bit for everyone, so many people will see their interests represented. It does simply cover more bases and therefore more voters. Wether it's a better plan… well I don't think so but that's how voting works.
Elves are a patient folk.
It's automatic. It only require Mathilde to have a few words with the right people, not something that takes an entire action.
Sorry, but I really want to recruit them with the Gambler because I want them to be free and open with those secrets as possible.
Don't feel like it.
Which one was it, and for what?🙂
I do.
Who's that guy again?😅
Bright enchanter who worked on with us on the doom mountain and taught Mathilde advanced enchanting. So essentially the perfect guy to work on windherding enchantments with who is also likely to be helpful for the enchanting aspects of waystones.
@Boney some Typos: tre(s)passers & bring (in)
"Be a canon character".
Point is that saying "winds can't be gods, they are not sapient" is trying to make a claim we can't really prove one way or another.
I made the character posts specifically for this:
