Warhammer Fantasy: Divided Loyalties - an Advisor's Quest
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Just because they are convenient does not mean they are not also true It is entirely possible that in the desire to be as fair as possible we can dig our own grave. Personally I am going to go with Grey Magister Paranoia. Alric has given no indication of being competent so I am going to assume he is incompetent unless and until he proves otherwise. I would sooner trust the Hochalander than him.
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Yeah, those are viable candidates—although I attributed the Black Water disease to the Skaven living in Karak Varn, but we don't actually know which clans are holed up there.
Burned_Cookie
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"I know what I said!"
"Don't you risk miscast every time? How can that be better than a bit of haggling?"
"I know what I said!"
Jokes aside, I presume Regimand is good enough to be able to cast FC spells without a risk and just weaves SaM into them.
Here's what Egrimm has to say on the vindictive nature of our mutual annoyance:
I mean, why did Hexensohen keep whatever he was up to secret in the first place? Maybe Alric had the same reason, or maybe he thought it'd be better to keep quiet so his opponents don't steal a march on him (as we might well be doing now, I'll note), or maybe he thought he wouldn't get permission to go digging after a Magister Patriarch-killing but otherwise seemingly sleeping dog.
Hexensohn thought that Abelhelm was a secret necromancer, and turned up to "catch" him in the act.
I doubt Roswita would take it well if she discovered Alric was trying to prove that Hexensohn was right.
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That had something to do with why Hexensohn was there, sure. But the question of what was he looking for in Drakenhof's crypts and how it killed him was never answered in the story. Algard said he'll ask Elspeth, so we'll probably find out if he ever decides we need to know.
Wait - Kragg knows about mixed Runework from Bok so he should be open to collaborating.
In terms of the above mentioned condition Kragg is quite obviously Kragg, he is a High Priest of Thungni, the enchantments could be used to defend a Karak.
That's 3 out of 4 and Mathilde could likely get a King to ask.
Actually Kragg has done some kickflipping things - first with the Umdumgi then with the Doom tower so it... probably couldn't hurt to attempt to get his interest?
He's not going to use Bok as a precedent when he doesn't know a single thing about how it works or who made it.
The bar there is 'making a Karak that is under imminent threat of being besieged overland impossible to besiege overland', not 'could theoretically be used in some nebulous way to defend a Karak in the future, possibly'.
Kragg's schedule is full of Doing Kragg Things, as it has been for the last millennium.
SuperSonicSound
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We have Thorek on board frankly i dont want Kragg anywhere near the waystones given his view on apprentices. It wont help if he comes upbwith the solution onhow to do the dwarven rune side of the waystones and then goes "but no one is worthy of me teaching them how" One Kragg will not be sufficient, Thorek and all his students some which are presumably journey men and masters in their own right would.
We also know that trying to get kragg anywhere near an elf is bad for the health. Mostly the elfs health.
That is not a kickflip, those are on purpose, that is a deep shame that Kragg will take to his grave.
Holy shit this was the reason?
Do we have some secret discord room or an overlooked threadmark for retroactive Word of God things?
What advantage was there in finding Gotrek's dead body in that it was a higher roll than not finding it?
That suspicious elf guy underground that we sold for an elfcation, what was his deal?
Did Abelheim already love us or just a very close companion?
Will his dead wife ever get a name?
How did he figure out we were part of the Lahmian conspiracy?
How was Anton's aunt relevant? Meaning their relationship and what she did for the empire.
That suspicious elf guy underground that we sold for an elfcation, what was his deal?
Did Abelheim already love us or just a very close companion?
Will his dead wife ever get a name?
How did he figure out we were part of the Lahmian conspiracy?
How was Anton's aunt relevant? Meaning their relationship and what she did for the empire.
It'll be funny if we just outed ourselves as a Ranaldite while using the Night Prowler coin though. It's another layer of deception cause I don't think the perp's even aware of it.
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"IF" he goes to his grave
We could have attempted to resurrect him with the Seed. I don't know if it works on dwarves, what with the whole magic resistance/petrification thing they have, but we could have tried.
No clue, that was weird and it still bugs me to this day.
It's complicated.
... I don't know?
He's a very good witch hunter.
Hasn't been relevant, it was just a background detail that never came back up again. However, it was partially the reason why Anton quit as Roswita's adviser when she fired us.
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If we had found his body, and it was intact (and not chunky salsa), we could have used the Seed to heal him, as it works on the recently dead too.
The seed can resurrect the recently dead. If we'd have found him quick enough, he'd still be alive. (It only ressurects important characters, mostly because it would be shitty gameplay otherwise).
Resurrecting dwarfs isn't great for them, but it's way better than dead. (Petrification takes years of magic use for the dwarf sorcerers.)
He investigated all his concilours, and while personally shit at intrigue, he did understand good delegation. And he was a witchhunter, so he'd have plenty of contacts. The templars figured most out, and then sat on it because of Divided Loyalties, until he dropped it on us.
Romv
A Memory of TREES
Heidi also implies Ranald got involved and nudged things a bit, but that may just be her faith speaking.
Thanks for the info.
Shame there's no collation. Can't believe Gotrek took the spiritual Abelheim bullet for Belegar.