- Location
- Utrecht
Actually
It's kindof neither?
Lemme toss my hat in the ring
Rags to Ithilmar. The Quest of an Asur Commoner.
- Thread starter Mayto
- Start date
- Mature Fantasy
Lemme toss my hat in the ring
Inb4 surrounding a chunk of warpstone with Dhar Traps just results in having several smaller pieces of warpstone.
Nah, I say spear for secondary. It's what Luthien knows, and Warhammer needs more baller spears.
This is still a medieval society, our own morals and expectations aside the vast majority of children follow in their parents footsteps. Also I cannot think of any craft or task in which extra mental acuity is a bad thing
Travler66
Let her name echo in song!
- Location
- Beyond
[X] [GIFT] A symbol of Isha
[X] [PLOT]: Alfar Igorsson was a sorcerer that had the village of Fimir's Bane annihilated in order to hide his true origins and prevent anyone from that village to be able to counter his alternative identity. The shaman of Jarl Igor Bjornkin was killed off to prevent him from being able to look into anything going on in that region and possible to make sure the Jarl could not put a stop to it if anything should be exposed since Alfar could waylay him. This also gave Alfar a jarl that was not too...paranoid to work under and would no doubt trust him when he needed to leave on 'shaman business' if asked.
[X] [MICHAEL] Torc of Isha's Hearth: May Isha's blessing be upon the line of Michael! This Torc shall represent the notion of the family. It is comprised of a core of Caledorian Steel, wrapped around with a layer of Norscan Ivory from land predators and finished with a skin of Silver. It is hung upon a chain of Featherweight Caledorian Steel. Hsyh Runes invoking Isha of the Hearth, representing the family as a source of healing and order are inscribed upon the core of the Torc. Chamon to mend the Torc whenever it sustains damage is imbued into it. Ashy shall keep the wearer comfortable as if they are beside the family hearth. Ghur representing the grace of the predator, embedded upon Ivory shall improve the dexterity of the bearer, and the Runes of Ulgu inscribed on the silver skin shall keep the potency of this Torc hidden from eyes that might otherwise do the family harm. Such a torc truly will be fitting for a line of healers!
[X] [PLOT]: Alfar Igorsson was a sorcerer that had the village of Fimir's Bane annihilated in order to hide his true origins and prevent anyone from that village to be able to counter his alternative identity. The shaman of Jarl Igor Bjornkin was killed off to prevent him from being able to look into anything going on in that region and possible to make sure the Jarl could not put a stop to it if anything should be exposed since Alfar could waylay him. This also gave Alfar a jarl that was not too...paranoid to work under and would no doubt trust him when he needed to leave on 'shaman business' if asked.
[X] [MICHAEL] Torc of Isha's Hearth: May Isha's blessing be upon the line of Michael! This Torc shall represent the notion of the family. It is comprised of a core of Caledorian Steel, wrapped around with a layer of Norscan Ivory from land predators and finished with a skin of Silver. It is hung upon a chain of Featherweight Caledorian Steel. Hsyh Runes invoking Isha of the Hearth, representing the family as a source of healing and order are inscribed upon the core of the Torc. Chamon to mend the Torc whenever it sustains damage is imbued into it. Ashy shall keep the wearer comfortable as if they are beside the family hearth. Ghur representing the grace of the predator, embedded upon Ivory shall improve the dexterity of the bearer, and the Runes of Ulgu inscribed on the silver skin shall keep the potency of this Torc hidden from eyes that might otherwise do the family harm. Such a torc truly will be fitting for a line of healers!
- Location
- Utrecht
Here's an attempt at "something for the whole family"
[X] [MICHAEL] House warmer
-[X] A steel rod bent into a circle with diameter equal to Luthien's forearm. A silver vine snakes it's way around the circle like a wreath. Healing herbs and other fragrant plants are tied at intervals around the silver vine.
-[X] Enchantments:
--[X] Freshness (Ghyran): Herbs bound to the silver vine remain fresh and fragrant as the day they were picked. A variant on Living wood enchantment.
--[X] Blessing of Health (Hysh, Isha invocation): The inhabitants of the house never get seriously ill.
--[X] A blessing on the Hearth (Aqshy): When hanging above the hearth, the fires consume fuels more slowly, and the heat reaches all corners of the house
--[X] Everlasting
[X] [MICHAEL] House warmer
-[X] A steel rod bent into a circle with diameter equal to Luthien's forearm. A silver vine snakes it's way around the circle like a wreath. Healing herbs and other fragrant plants are tied at intervals around the silver vine.
-[X] Enchantments:
--[X] Freshness (Ghyran): Herbs bound to the silver vine remain fresh and fragrant as the day they were picked. A variant on Living wood enchantment.
--[X] Blessing of Health (Hysh, Isha invocation): The inhabitants of the house never get seriously ill.
--[X] A blessing on the Hearth (Aqshy): When hanging above the hearth, the fires consume fuels more slowly, and the heat reaches all corners of the house
--[X] Everlasting
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- Location
- US of A
[X] [MICHAEL] Torc of Isha's Hearth: May Isha's blessing be upon the line of Michael! This Torc shall represent the notion of the family. It is comprised of a core of Caledorian Steel, wrapped around with a layer of Norscan Ivory from land predators and finished with a skin of Silver. It is hung upon a chain of Featherweight Caledorian Steel. Hsyh Runes invoking Isha of the Hearth, representing the family as a source of healing and order are inscribed upon the core of the Torc. Chamon to mend the Torc whenever it sustains damage is imbued into it. Ashy shall keep the wearer comfortable as if they are beside the family hearth. Ghur representing the grace of the predator, embedded upon Ivory shall improve the dexterity of the bearer, and the Runes of Ulgu inscribed on the silver skin shall keep the potency of this Torc hidden from eyes that might otherwise do the family harm. Such a torc truly will be fitting for a line of healers!
Enchantments: Blood of Metal (Chamon), Comfortable Heat (Aqshy), Runes of Ulgu (Ulgu), Energy of the Hawk - Dexterity Variant (Ghur/Experimental), Runes of Hysh - Isha Invocation (Hysh/Experimental)
[X] [GIFT] A shield to be cradled in, and a sword to hug
[X] [PLOT]: Alfar Igorsson was a sorcerer that had the village of Fimir's Bane annihilated in order to hide his true origins and prevent anyone from that village to be able to counter his alternative identity. The shaman of Jarl Igor Bjornkin was killed off to prevent him from being able to look into anything going on in that region and possible to make sure the Jarl could not put a stop to it if anything should be exposed since Alfar could waylay him. This also gave Alfar a jarl that was not too...paranoid to work under and would no doubt trust him when he needed to leave on 'shaman business' if asked.
Alfar as Erwuld Skolwin and Freja Sigridsdottir were part of a warpstone smuggling chain that would pass the goods in lead boxes to the ship Tylos's Lament. This prevented Alfar from being connected directly with the smuggling ring using Freja's shop as a cover to smuggle the warpstone through shipments of 'rich copper' to have something on the manifests as well as being exchanged to Alfar for possibly cursed or malignant artifacts made with the warpstone or for the warpstone, possibly by skaven or necromancers or vampires. This was shipped to persons unknown but likely to other chaos cults in the Empire and maybe Kislev.
The Tylos's Lament either had some kind of enchantment to let them know when the jig was up, possibly related to the death of Freja or Alfar or both, or whatever enterprise they were embarked on was completed by the year 1666 and it had no reason to come back. The event that caused this could have been very good or very bad, to cause Alfar to slip up in his usual efforts to contain his own drunkenness and as such may be part of what contributed to the ship not returning.
There were other shipments of warpstone that did not make it to the ship, suggesting that Skjold was the hub of an inter-chaos cult smuggling operation and that the Tylos's Lament was only one strand in a web of intrigue. The cult is most likely Tzeetchian in origin, especially with the spell that caused Alfar's body to self-immolate upon death, to ensure that his body could not be used to gain evidence or even his spirit to be pulled from the veil.
Enchantments: Blood of Metal (Chamon), Comfortable Heat (Aqshy), Runes of Ulgu (Ulgu), Energy of the Hawk - Dexterity Variant (Ghur/Experimental), Runes of Hysh - Isha Invocation (Hysh/Experimental)
[X] [GIFT] A shield to be cradled in, and a sword to hug
[X] [PLOT]: Alfar Igorsson was a sorcerer that had the village of Fimir's Bane annihilated in order to hide his true origins and prevent anyone from that village to be able to counter his alternative identity. The shaman of Jarl Igor Bjornkin was killed off to prevent him from being able to look into anything going on in that region and possible to make sure the Jarl could not put a stop to it if anything should be exposed since Alfar could waylay him. This also gave Alfar a jarl that was not too...paranoid to work under and would no doubt trust him when he needed to leave on 'shaman business' if asked.
Alfar as Erwuld Skolwin and Freja Sigridsdottir were part of a warpstone smuggling chain that would pass the goods in lead boxes to the ship Tylos's Lament. This prevented Alfar from being connected directly with the smuggling ring using Freja's shop as a cover to smuggle the warpstone through shipments of 'rich copper' to have something on the manifests as well as being exchanged to Alfar for possibly cursed or malignant artifacts made with the warpstone or for the warpstone, possibly by skaven or necromancers or vampires. This was shipped to persons unknown but likely to other chaos cults in the Empire and maybe Kislev.
The Tylos's Lament either had some kind of enchantment to let them know when the jig was up, possibly related to the death of Freja or Alfar or both, or whatever enterprise they were embarked on was completed by the year 1666 and it had no reason to come back. The event that caused this could have been very good or very bad, to cause Alfar to slip up in his usual efforts to contain his own drunkenness and as such may be part of what contributed to the ship not returning.
There were other shipments of warpstone that did not make it to the ship, suggesting that Skjold was the hub of an inter-chaos cult smuggling operation and that the Tylos's Lament was only one strand in a web of intrigue. The cult is most likely Tzeetchian in origin, especially with the spell that caused Alfar's body to self-immolate upon death, to ensure that his body could not be used to gain evidence or even his spirit to be pulled from the veil.
- Location
- Netherlands
Put two Dhar Traps next to each other, and they'll begin unravelling each other to get at the magic stored in each other. They're not clever enough to know not to recognize stored Dhar from the ambient kind.
But making a Masterwork, putting a Hysh blast on it, and getting a good roll, would unlock a staff that can shoot bolts of energy. However, you'd need to develop a power stone to let a non-mage use it. Or make them disposable and in need of a recharge by a mage.
Disposable wands with bound spells?
Not much. A bit of lead poisoning is an easy fix with healing magic.Ouch. I wonder what effect it had on the Asurs
Carcassone is in a part of the Old World which had colonies that came from Naggarythe
A lot of elven culture has leaked into humanity.
There's going to be a fully self-sufficient dwarf settlement near Skjold which is only going to grow. And they'll be close by to exchange skills and techniques to help out the locals.
Well he was expecting to charge Luthien a silver per use. But in her fey mood, she just shoved the contents of her purse in his hands to avoid needing to haggle.
"Here's ten gold dragons. Now make sure there's fresh linen and a bowl of clean water every day."
Off topic. But I'd like to mention that Malus's rotation around the sun is 400 days. Down to the second. And a cycle of Mannslieb is also exactly 25 days. The Old Ones didn't just move the planet closer to the sun, they also made its rotation and speed into round numbers.
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Night_stalker
Slava Ukraini!
- Pronouns
- He/Him
[X] [MICHAEL] Torc of Isha's Hearth: May Isha's blessing be upon the line of Michael! This Torc shall represent the notion of the family. It is comprised of a core of Caledorian Steel, wrapped around with a layer of Norscan Ivory from land predators and finished with a skin of Silver. It is hung upon a chain of Featherweight Caledorian Steel. Hsyh Runes invoking Isha of the Hearth, representing the family as a source of healing and order are inscribed upon the core of the Torc. Chamon to mend the Torc whenever it sustains damage is imbued into it. Ashy shall keep the wearer comfortable as if they are beside the family hearth. Ghur representing the grace of the predator, embedded upon Ivory shall improve the dexterity of the bearer, and the Runes of Ulgu inscribed on the silver skin shall keep the potency of this Torc hidden from eyes that might otherwise do the family harm. Such a torc truly will be fitting for a line of healers!
Enchantments: Blood of Metal (Chamon), Comfortable Heat (Aqshy), Runes of Ulgu (Ulgu), Energy of the Hawk - Dexterity Variant (Ghur/Experimental), Runes of Hysh - Isha Invocation (Hysh/Experimental)
[X] [GIFT] A shield to be cradled in, and a sword to hug
[X] [PLOT]: Alfar Igorsson was a sorcerer that had the village of Fimir's Bane annihilated in order to hide his true origins and prevent anyone from that village to be able to counter his alternative identity. The shaman of Jarl Igor Bjornkin was killed off to prevent him from being able to look into anything going on in that region and possible to make sure the Jarl could not put a stop to it if anything should be exposed since Alfar could waylay him. This also gave Alfar a jarl that was not too...paranoid to work under and would no doubt trust him when he needed to leave on 'shaman business' if asked.
Alfar as Erwuld Skolwin and Freja Sigridsdottir were part of a warpstone smuggling chain that would pass the goods in lead boxes to the ship Tylos's Lament. This prevented Alfar from being connected directly with the smuggling ring using Freja's shop as a cover to smuggle the warpstone through shipments of 'rich copper' to have something on the manifests as well as being exchanged to Alfar for possibly cursed or malignant artifacts made with the warpstone or for the warpstone, possibly by skaven or necromancers or vampires. This was shipped to persons unknown but likely to other chaos cults in the Empire and maybe Kislev.
The Tylos's Lament either had some kind of enchantment to let them know when the jig was up, possibly related to the death of Freja or Alfar or both, or whatever enterprise they were embarked on was completed by the year 1666 and it had no reason to come back. The event that caused this could have been very good or very bad, to cause Alfar to slip up in his usual efforts to contain his own drunkenness and as such may be part of what contributed to the ship not returning.
There were other shipments of warpstone that did not make it to the ship, suggesting that Skjold was the hub of an inter-chaos cult smuggling operation and that the Tylos's Lament was only one strand in a web of intrigue. The cult is most likely Tzeetchian in origin, especially with the spell that caused Alfar's body to self-immolate upon death, to ensure that his body could not be used to gain evidence or even his spirit to be pulled from the veil.
Enchantments: Blood of Metal (Chamon), Comfortable Heat (Aqshy), Runes of Ulgu (Ulgu), Energy of the Hawk - Dexterity Variant (Ghur/Experimental), Runes of Hysh - Isha Invocation (Hysh/Experimental)
[X] [GIFT] A shield to be cradled in, and a sword to hug
[X] [PLOT]: Alfar Igorsson was a sorcerer that had the village of Fimir's Bane annihilated in order to hide his true origins and prevent anyone from that village to be able to counter his alternative identity. The shaman of Jarl Igor Bjornkin was killed off to prevent him from being able to look into anything going on in that region and possible to make sure the Jarl could not put a stop to it if anything should be exposed since Alfar could waylay him. This also gave Alfar a jarl that was not too...paranoid to work under and would no doubt trust him when he needed to leave on 'shaman business' if asked.
Alfar as Erwuld Skolwin and Freja Sigridsdottir were part of a warpstone smuggling chain that would pass the goods in lead boxes to the ship Tylos's Lament. This prevented Alfar from being connected directly with the smuggling ring using Freja's shop as a cover to smuggle the warpstone through shipments of 'rich copper' to have something on the manifests as well as being exchanged to Alfar for possibly cursed or malignant artifacts made with the warpstone or for the warpstone, possibly by skaven or necromancers or vampires. This was shipped to persons unknown but likely to other chaos cults in the Empire and maybe Kislev.
The Tylos's Lament either had some kind of enchantment to let them know when the jig was up, possibly related to the death of Freja or Alfar or both, or whatever enterprise they were embarked on was completed by the year 1666 and it had no reason to come back. The event that caused this could have been very good or very bad, to cause Alfar to slip up in his usual efforts to contain his own drunkenness and as such may be part of what contributed to the ship not returning.
There were other shipments of warpstone that did not make it to the ship, suggesting that Skjold was the hub of an inter-chaos cult smuggling operation and that the Tylos's Lament was only one strand in a web of intrigue. The cult is most likely Tzeetchian in origin, especially with the spell that caused Alfar's body to self-immolate upon death, to ensure that his body could not be used to gain evidence or even his spirit to be pulled from the veil.
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[X] [MICHAEL] Surgeon's Torc: May Isha's blessing be upon the line of Michael! This Torc shall represent the notion of the family. It is comprised of a core of Caledorian Steel, wrapped around with a layer of Norscan Ivory from land predators and finished with a skin of Silver. It is hung upon a chain of Featherweight Caledorian Steel. Hsyh Runes invoking Isha of the Hearth, representing the family as a source of healing and order are inscribed upon the core of the Torc. Chamon focus the mind to its task. Ashy shall keep the wearer comfortable as if they are beside the family hearth. Ghur representing the grace of the predator, embedded upon Ivory shall improve the dexterity of the bearer, and the Runes of Ulgu inscribed on the silver skin shall keep the potency of this Torc hidden from eyes that might otherwise do the family harm. Such a torc truly will be fitting for a line of healers!
Enchantments: Increased Mental Acuity (Chamon/Experimental), Comfortable Heat (Aqshy), Runes of Ulgu (Ulgu), Energy of the Hawk - Dexterity Variant (Ghur/Experimental), Runes of Hysh - Isha Invocation (Hysh/Experimental)
[X] [GIFT] A shield to be cradled in, and a sword to hug
[X] [PLOT]: Alfar Igorsson was a sorcerer that had the village of Fimir's Bane annihilated in order to hide his true origins and prevent anyone from that village to be able to counter his alternative identity. The shaman of Jarl Igor Bjornkin was killed off to prevent him from being able to look into anything going on in that region and possible to make sure the Jarl could not put a stop to it if anything should be exposed since Alfar could waylay him. This also gave Alfar a jarl that was not too...paranoid to work under and would no doubt trust him when he needed to leave on 'shaman business' if asked.
Alfar as Erwuld Skolwin and Freja Sigridsdottir were part of a warpstone smuggling chain that would pass the goods in lead boxes to the ship Tylos's Lament. This prevented Alfar from being connected directly with the smuggling ring using Freja's shop as a cover to smuggle the warpstone through shipments of 'rich copper' to have something on the manifests as well as being exchanged to Alfar for possibly cursed or malignant artifacts made with the warpstone or for the warpstone, possibly by skaven or necromancers or vampires. This was shipped to persons unknown but likely to other chaos cults in the Empire and maybe Kislev.
The Tylos's Lament either had some kind of enchantment to let them know when the jig was up, possibly related to the death of Freja or Alfar or both, or whatever enterprise they were embarked on was completed by the year 1666 and it had no reason to come back. The event that caused this could have been very good or very bad, to cause Alfar to slip up in his usual efforts to contain his own drunkenness and as such may be part of what contributed to the ship not returning.
There were other shipments of warpstone that did not make it to the ship, suggesting that Skjold was the hub of an inter-chaos cult smuggling operation and that the Tylos's Lament was only one strand in a web of intrigue. The cult is most likely Tzeetchian in origin, especially with the spell that caused Alfar's body to self-immolate upon death, to ensure that his body could not be used to gain evidence or even his spirit to be pulled from the veil.
Yay, masterworks. Hopefully we don't fugue out again.
Enchantments: Increased Mental Acuity (Chamon/Experimental), Comfortable Heat (Aqshy), Runes of Ulgu (Ulgu), Energy of the Hawk - Dexterity Variant (Ghur/Experimental), Runes of Hysh - Isha Invocation (Hysh/Experimental)
[X] [GIFT] A shield to be cradled in, and a sword to hug
[X] [PLOT]: Alfar Igorsson was a sorcerer that had the village of Fimir's Bane annihilated in order to hide his true origins and prevent anyone from that village to be able to counter his alternative identity. The shaman of Jarl Igor Bjornkin was killed off to prevent him from being able to look into anything going on in that region and possible to make sure the Jarl could not put a stop to it if anything should be exposed since Alfar could waylay him. This also gave Alfar a jarl that was not too...paranoid to work under and would no doubt trust him when he needed to leave on 'shaman business' if asked.
Alfar as Erwuld Skolwin and Freja Sigridsdottir were part of a warpstone smuggling chain that would pass the goods in lead boxes to the ship Tylos's Lament. This prevented Alfar from being connected directly with the smuggling ring using Freja's shop as a cover to smuggle the warpstone through shipments of 'rich copper' to have something on the manifests as well as being exchanged to Alfar for possibly cursed or malignant artifacts made with the warpstone or for the warpstone, possibly by skaven or necromancers or vampires. This was shipped to persons unknown but likely to other chaos cults in the Empire and maybe Kislev.
The Tylos's Lament either had some kind of enchantment to let them know when the jig was up, possibly related to the death of Freja or Alfar or both, or whatever enterprise they were embarked on was completed by the year 1666 and it had no reason to come back. The event that caused this could have been very good or very bad, to cause Alfar to slip up in his usual efforts to contain his own drunkenness and as such may be part of what contributed to the ship not returning.
There were other shipments of warpstone that did not make it to the ship, suggesting that Skjold was the hub of an inter-chaos cult smuggling operation and that the Tylos's Lament was only one strand in a web of intrigue. The cult is most likely Tzeetchian in origin, especially with the spell that caused Alfar's body to self-immolate upon death, to ensure that his body could not be used to gain evidence or even his spirit to be pulled from the veil.
Yay, masterworks. Hopefully we don't fugue out again.
This is pleasing to me - a rare instance where one can read deeper into Warhammer numbers and walk away satisfied.
TheOmnimercurial
Dragon Bard
- Location
- UK
[X] [MICHAEL] Surgeon's Torc: May Isha's blessing be upon the line of Michael! This Torc shall represent the notion of the family. It is comprised of a core of Caledorian Steel, wrapped around with a layer of Norscan Ivory from land predators and finished with a skin of Silver. It is hung upon a chain of Featherweight Caledorian Steel. Hsyh Runes invoking Isha of the Hearth, representing the family as a source of healing and order are inscribed upon the core of the Torc. Chamon focus the mind to its task. Ashy shall keep the wearer comfortable as if they are beside the family hearth. Ghur representing the grace of the predator, embedded upon Ivory shall improve the dexterity of the bearer, and the Runes of Ulgu inscribed on the silver skin shall keep the potency of this Torc hidden from eyes that might otherwise do the family harm. Such a torc truly will be fitting for a line of healers!
Enchantments: Increased Mental Acuity (Chamon/Experimental), Comfortable Heat (Aqshy), Runes of Ulgu (Ulgu), Energy of the Hawk - Dexterity Variant (Ghur/Experimental), Runes of Hysh - Isha Invocation (Hysh/Experimental)
[X] [GIFT] A shield to be cradled in, and a sword to hug
[X] [PLOT]: Alfar Igorsson was a sorcerer that had the village of Fimir's Bane annihilated in order to hide his true origins and prevent anyone from that village to be able to counter his alternative identity. The shaman of Jarl Igor Bjornkin was killed off to prevent him from being able to look into anything going on in that region and possible to make sure the Jarl could not put a stop to it if anything should be exposed since Alfar could waylay him. This also gave Alfar a jarl that was not too...paranoid to work under and would no doubt trust him when he needed to leave on 'shaman business' if asked.
Alfar as Erwuld Skolwin and Freja Sigridsdottir were part of a warpstone smuggling chain that would pass the goods in lead boxes to the ship Tylos's Lament. This prevented Alfar from being connected directly with the smuggling ring using Freja's shop as a cover to smuggle the warpstone through shipments of 'rich copper' to have something on the manifests as well as being exchanged to Alfar for possibly cursed or malignant artifacts made with the warpstone or for the warpstone, possibly by skaven or necromancers or vampires. This was shipped to persons unknown but likely to other chaos cults in the Empire and maybe Kislev.
The Tylos's Lament either had some kind of enchantment to let them know when the jig was up, possibly related to the death of Freja or Alfar or both, or whatever enterprise they were embarked on was completed by the year 1666 and it had no reason to come back. The event that caused this could have been very good or very bad, to cause Alfar to slip up in his usual efforts to contain his own drunkenness and as such may be part of what contributed to the ship not returning.
There were other shipments of warpstone that did not make it to the ship, suggesting that Skjold was the hub of an inter-chaos cult smuggling operation and that the Tylos's Lament was only one strand in a web of intrigue. The cult is most likely Tzeetchian in origin, especially with the spell that caused Alfar's body to self-immolate upon death, to ensure that his body could not be used to gain evidence or even his spirit to be pulled from the veil.
[X] [MICHAEL] House warmer
-[X] A steel rod bent into a circle with diameter equal to Luthien's forearm. A silver vine snakes it's way around the circle like a wreath. Healing herbs and other fragrant plants are tied at intervals around the silver vine.
-[X] Enchantments:
--[X] Freshness (Ghyran): Herbs bound to the silver vine remain fresh and fragrant as the day they were picked. A variant on Living wood enchantment.
--[X] Blessing of Health (Hysh, Isha invocation): The inhabitants of the house never get seriously ill.
--[X] A blessing on the Hearth (Aqshy): When hanging above the hearth, the fires consume fuels more slowly, and the heat reaches all corners of the house
--[X] Everlasting
Enchantments: Increased Mental Acuity (Chamon/Experimental), Comfortable Heat (Aqshy), Runes of Ulgu (Ulgu), Energy of the Hawk - Dexterity Variant (Ghur/Experimental), Runes of Hysh - Isha Invocation (Hysh/Experimental)
[X] [GIFT] A shield to be cradled in, and a sword to hug
[X] [PLOT]: Alfar Igorsson was a sorcerer that had the village of Fimir's Bane annihilated in order to hide his true origins and prevent anyone from that village to be able to counter his alternative identity. The shaman of Jarl Igor Bjornkin was killed off to prevent him from being able to look into anything going on in that region and possible to make sure the Jarl could not put a stop to it if anything should be exposed since Alfar could waylay him. This also gave Alfar a jarl that was not too...paranoid to work under and would no doubt trust him when he needed to leave on 'shaman business' if asked.
Alfar as Erwuld Skolwin and Freja Sigridsdottir were part of a warpstone smuggling chain that would pass the goods in lead boxes to the ship Tylos's Lament. This prevented Alfar from being connected directly with the smuggling ring using Freja's shop as a cover to smuggle the warpstone through shipments of 'rich copper' to have something on the manifests as well as being exchanged to Alfar for possibly cursed or malignant artifacts made with the warpstone or for the warpstone, possibly by skaven or necromancers or vampires. This was shipped to persons unknown but likely to other chaos cults in the Empire and maybe Kislev.
The Tylos's Lament either had some kind of enchantment to let them know when the jig was up, possibly related to the death of Freja or Alfar or both, or whatever enterprise they were embarked on was completed by the year 1666 and it had no reason to come back. The event that caused this could have been very good or very bad, to cause Alfar to slip up in his usual efforts to contain his own drunkenness and as such may be part of what contributed to the ship not returning.
There were other shipments of warpstone that did not make it to the ship, suggesting that Skjold was the hub of an inter-chaos cult smuggling operation and that the Tylos's Lament was only one strand in a web of intrigue. The cult is most likely Tzeetchian in origin, especially with the spell that caused Alfar's body to self-immolate upon death, to ensure that his body could not be used to gain evidence or even his spirit to be pulled from the veil.
[X] [MICHAEL] House warmer
-[X] A steel rod bent into a circle with diameter equal to Luthien's forearm. A silver vine snakes it's way around the circle like a wreath. Healing herbs and other fragrant plants are tied at intervals around the silver vine.
-[X] Enchantments:
--[X] Freshness (Ghyran): Herbs bound to the silver vine remain fresh and fragrant as the day they were picked. A variant on Living wood enchantment.
--[X] Blessing of Health (Hysh, Isha invocation): The inhabitants of the house never get seriously ill.
--[X] A blessing on the Hearth (Aqshy): When hanging above the hearth, the fires consume fuels more slowly, and the heat reaches all corners of the house
--[X] Everlasting
10ebbor10
DON'T PANIC
- Location
- Present
Got to remember not to keep those around us when we visit a Shaman then.
Dhar trap sees talismans, breaks them open until it has it's fill, and then the remainder goes everywhere...
They probably do not wear them all the time around each other either. I think we are fine as long as we do not give them surprise hugs on the eve of battle/major rituals.
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- Location
- Spain
@Mayto Just a couple of questions.
Since Michel is married and with children I suppose that we are no longer fuckbuddies and the next turn we will have the Take a lover action, no?
What is Michael´s plan for The anatomy of the Ordered Races now that he has is pretty much settled Norsca? Because IIRC one of the main aims of the book was to pay of his debt in Tilea (and I doubt that he is in any hurry to return now)
And finally, the coming turn will be 3 years from now on or just two?
Since Michel is married and with children I suppose that we are no longer fuckbuddies and the next turn we will have the Take a lover action, no?
What is Michael´s plan for The anatomy of the Ordered Races now that he has is pretty much settled Norsca? Because IIRC one of the main aims of the book was to pay of his debt in Tilea (and I doubt that he is in any hurry to return now)
And finally, the coming turn will be 3 years from now on or just two?
- Location
- Utrecht
Turns should go back to 2 years.
It happened because Luthien is no longer a baby elf.
10ebbor10
DON'T PANIC
- Location
- Present
They do wear them often. It's wear the shamans get their whole "covered in trinkets like a christmas tree" aesthetic from.
- Location
- Over the next hill.
[X] [MICHAEL] Surgeon's Torc: May Isha's blessing be upon the line of Michael! This Torc shall represent the notion of the family. It is comprised of a core of Caledorian Steel, wrapped around with a layer of Norscan Ivory from land predators and finished with a skin of Silver. It is hung upon a chain of Featherweight Caledorian Steel. Hsyh Runes invoking Isha of the Hearth, representing the family as a source of healing and order are inscribed upon the core of the Torc. Chamon focus the mind to its task. Ashy shall keep the wearer comfortable as if they are beside the family hearth. Ghur representing the grace of the predator, embedded upon Ivory shall improve the dexterity of the bearer, and the Runes of Ulgu inscribed on the silver skin shall keep the potency of this Torc hidden from eyes that might otherwise do the family harm. Such a torc truly will be fitting for a line of healers!
Enchantments: Increased Mental Acuity (Chamon/Experimental), Comfortable Heat (Aqshy), Runes of Ulgu (Ulgu), Energy of the Hawk - Dexterity Variant (Ghur/Experimental), Runes of Hysh - Isha Invocation (Hysh/Experimental)
[X] [GIFT] A shield to be cradled in, and a sword to hug
As sad as it is, it's vital to be a good warrior on Mallus.
[X] [PLOT]: Alfar Igorsson was a sorcerer that had the village of Fimir's Bane annihilated in order to hide his true origins and prevent anyone from that village to be able to counter his alternative identity. The shaman of Jarl Igor Bjornkin was killed off to prevent him from being able to look into anything going on in that region and possible to make sure the Jarl could not put a stop to it if anything should be exposed since Alfar could waylay him. This also gave Alfar a jarl that was not too...paranoid to work under and would no doubt trust him when he needed to leave on 'shaman business' if asked.
Enchantments: Increased Mental Acuity (Chamon/Experimental), Comfortable Heat (Aqshy), Runes of Ulgu (Ulgu), Energy of the Hawk - Dexterity Variant (Ghur/Experimental), Runes of Hysh - Isha Invocation (Hysh/Experimental)
[X] [GIFT] A shield to be cradled in, and a sword to hug
As sad as it is, it's vital to be a good warrior on Mallus.
[X] [PLOT]: Alfar Igorsson was a sorcerer that had the village of Fimir's Bane annihilated in order to hide his true origins and prevent anyone from that village to be able to counter his alternative identity. The shaman of Jarl Igor Bjornkin was killed off to prevent him from being able to look into anything going on in that region and possible to make sure the Jarl could not put a stop to it if anything should be exposed since Alfar could waylay him. This also gave Alfar a jarl that was not too...paranoid to work under and would no doubt trust him when he needed to leave on 'shaman business' if asked.
Ragingbear21
Victoria Concordia Crescit
- Location
- Lebanon
The reason it was 3 years instead of 2 was the masterwork crit. So we return to 2 years next turn. (unless people want to try for another masterwork and we crit again)
Yea but like Ironfist already mentioned that was the result of natural Asur aging. It wasn't caused by the crit.
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- Location
- Spain
Yeah, but last time that we had a crit on a masterwork the change from one year per turn to two years per turn... I just wanted to make sure this time is not permanent...
- Location
- Netherlands
I'll roll before each turn going forward, to see if it will be one or two years. Add a year if there's a masterwork crit, or a particularly long expedition.
The michael questions will be answered in the next post.
[X] [GIFT] A shield to be cradled in, and a sword to hug
TheOmnimercurial
Dragon Bard
- Location
- UK
For the Scorpion Throne idea....
The Body annd Throne part like this Pic, but with Longer multijointed Legs that are Telescopic Blades.
The Tail more like this Pic as the Chandelier part that shines with Hysh/Aqshy, Tail needs to be Longer though.
Might need a Torso at the front to mount the Arms and Pincers on though, nothing Human like, maybe more of a Head with Arms attached? Like the Guard Scorpion from FF7 upper torso that Arms are mounted on.
Steel, Silver, Ivory, Fur etc as materials.
The Body annd Throne part like this Pic, but with Longer multijointed Legs that are Telescopic Blades.
The Tail more like this Pic as the Chandelier part that shines with Hysh/Aqshy, Tail needs to be Longer though.
Might need a Torso at the front to mount the Arms and Pincers on though, nothing Human like, maybe more of a Head with Arms attached? Like the Guard Scorpion from FF7 upper torso that Arms are mounted on.
Steel, Silver, Ivory, Fur etc as materials.
- Location
- A Pit Of My Own Making
- Pronouns
- He/Him
Heck, why can't we make this for ourselves? That looks amazing!