You mean Alberich, right? The Haupt-Anderssen? And I thought the ones who murdered them were the Lahmian conspirators.
I'm pretty sure that was the revolver. We only got the Marksdwarf pistol afterwards because we realised the revolver wasn't that great for sniping, so we should get a weapon for sniping. Except we've never had to snipe ever since the Goblin Warboss, we've had to use rapid fire. So we always use the revolver, but never the Marksdwarf Pistol.
The Lahmians were the ones who did it yes. Everyone who was part of the conspiracy was either buried six feet under or in a Sigmarite vault. We took care of one of them. Probably one of the most pitiful ones too:
I should probably update the Characters of Divided Loyalties post. I think I'll wait for the conclusion of the arc to update Alberich, but Anton III should be included at least.
I added Anton III and updated the Antons. I will say that I truly don't like it when sons are named after the father and the father's still alive. Makes it so confusing. I understand Anton III wanted the name but he's making it more confusing.
I updated Cadaeth and added the unnamed Ward of Frost pair we met. Gave them the Frost Warden title because I'm not going to spend 30 minutes thinking of a more fitting title for the moment. I also took the opportunity to note that Cadaeth is hot af. These are the important details I take note of.
I also noticed this being added to Dramatis Personae, which I did not see the last time I checked. Very fitting trait. I like you Horstmann but you're exhausting.
I suppose this trait could do with an update? Don't know how it would be represented though. "Content"?
Just FYI, the longshanks are the witch hunters:
Anton's Romantic trait changed to Content. This is nice. Boney's done a wonderful job in making me invested in a fictional character that we meet so infrequently these days.
Oh, for some reason I thought they were a knightly order. Edited, thank you.
Witch Hunters technically count as a Knightly Order, even if calling themselves that would get them side eyed by horse riding knights:
The Longshanks are also often called "Templars", which is basically a term for a religous knight and is often used as a term for religous Knightly Orders like Knights of the White Wolf. I can fully understand why one would think the Longshanks are knights. It's just that they don't ride horses and because they're Taalite they disdain metal armor and the like. The word "Knight" is very confusing as Boney has pointed out before.
I agree with Nurgle- hey why is that waiter wearing a funny buckle hat-
Well, not quite the full Stirland Gang special.
I also think that it serves as a reminder to not underestimate Alric. While he was contributed to more than his fair share of major disasters, and has multiple personal failings, he is the Lord Patriarch and ex supreme Patriarch for a reason.
I feel bad for Markus. Mathilde hasn't spared a single thought his way in essentially more than a decade, when I distinctly remember the first roll we had to determine our teacher gave us a near crit and the description was that Mathilde had acquired another dad.
