Considering we're poaching this guy rather than sending him back to become Fabricator General, I disagree.

They're spending a year with us. In that time we can influence and VEE them before sending them back as prodigious future leaders of their speciality.
The Archmagos goes back to try and become Fabricator General.

You are poaching his student if you choose hero or potentially poaching some of his students if you go followers.
 
Can you explain job of Vulpaxis? Are they just act as a caste that arrange funerals or there is esoteric components like Eldar Spiritseers?
 
Can you explain job of Vulpaxis? Are they just act as a caste that arrange funerals or there is esoteric components like Eldar Spiritseers?
Vulpaxis - lat. vulpes is a fox (carnivorous/scavenger animal), lat. pax means peace and gr. olpes is is flask of oil used to conserve things
= Mortician

They recycle "dead tech" and perform funeral rights.
 
Is there a limit for the wish? For example if Lorgar asks for origin of Emperor or nature of Anathema will he get it? Or he ask for nature of Warp and how to combat it?

Does pact depend on conceptual weight of one's soul? I mean is the a limit for knowledge one can ask for? I mean can a person able to assimilate any knowledge no matter how high level just because he or she wish it or is it follow FMA rule aka you must sacrifice object of equal or greater value to get the knowledge?
 
Does pact depend on conceptual weight of one's soul? I mean is the a limit for knowledge one can ask for? I mean can a person able to assimilate any knowledge no matter how high level just because he or she wish it or is it follow FMA rule aka you must sacrifice object of equal or greater value to get the knowledge?
You are, mechanically, giving thd savant background.

Savant—The Savant background represents specialty training in magitech and science (see The Manual of Exalted Power—The Alchemicals, p. 96). Any character may purchase it, including mortals.

Dots are a mix of talent, weight and knowledge.

You are giving either 30xp or 20xp per use of the Charm, which they use to buy stuff.

The charms gives no damn about the target's capacity and if they are lacking and gives them the ability to do so in that narrow scope.

There is no sacrifice here. Only service.
 
So lorgar can able to modify any Ritual and Rites but can not access the Faith. But True Faith background should allow how to access his Faith?

Also if Prayer Eating allow one to feed on Faith Energies and convert it into miracles will it not make God who is being target of Prayers is slowly becoming weaker in longer run?
 
So lorgar can able to modify any Ritual and Rites but can not access the Faith. But True Faith background should allow how to access his Faith?

Also if Prayer Eating allow one to feed on Faith Energies and convert it into miracles will it not make God who is being target of Prayers is slowly becoming weaker in longer run?
Lorgar cannot make use of faith energy from prayers directed to gods, real or imagined. He can usurp and redirect them.

True Faith is him using his own faith energy to directly perform miracles.

Prayer eating is the conversion of faith energy into Quintessence and Ambrosia.

You did not use full prayer eating but the principles to fuel the miracle directly rather than convert it into that.

And yeah, this does starve the god of worship.
 
Is it possible to convert Faith energy of a divine ritual transfered to another concept or ritual?

I mean can we invent rituals for Imperial truth and fuse it with admech rituals and expand it though all Imperium? Will that Force Imperial truth mythos Assimilated by machine God?

Can a God Compensate prayer eating though greater number of worshippers and more soild Foundation of Faith and conceptual sympathy(invoking domains of god in real-life)?
 
You are limited by symmetry. Like attracts like.

Imperial Truth is not worshiped. So no. True Faith in yourself or humanity is the closest going.

Prayer eating only starves a God from the worship of thd person whose prayer is being eaten.

Acts of Violance still fuels Khorn for example.
 
Imperial truth is a Philosophy or ideology. Is it not possible to incorporate its elements within Fremework of admech rites and hybrize rites further? Is it possible to fuse them at least ritual or Rite wise?
 
Votes closed.
Adhoc vote count started by Yzarc on May 7, 2024 at 10:17 AM, finished with 59 posts and 14 votes.
 
Turn 2: Gotta catch em all
Colchis - 831.M30

As you and Lorgar observed the Archmagos's students, one figure stood out amidst the sea of faces. Their gender remained enigmatic, their features veiled in mystery. Yet, it was not their appearance alone that drew your attention, but rather an aura of profound youth and determination that surrounded them.

Approaching this student, you engaged them in conversation, testing the depth of their knowledge and the clarity of their insights. They spoke with a quiet confidence, their words carrying the weight of someone who had delved deep into the mysteries of the universe.

As you conversed, it became apparent that this student had faced many trials and tribulations, yet they had emerged from them with a profound understanding of the universe and a humility that belied their achievements. They spoke of a desire to explore the unknown, to unravel the secrets of the cosmos, and to create panoply that would astound and awe.

Impressed by their wisdom and determination, you and Lorgar decided that this student was deserving of the honor of volunteering for the wish. They embodied the ideals of the Mechanicus, showing a deep reverence for its teachings and a thirst for knowledge that surpassed all others.

Approaching the Archmagos, you explained your decision. The Archmagos listened intently, nodding in agreement. "Indeed, this student shows great promise and dedication,"

"I grant my approval."
he remarked.

Turning to the chosen student, you and Lorgar continue testing them.

"What knowledge do you seek, that you would wish for?" you asked, curious to hear their answer.

"I seek the knowledge to explore the unknown, to unravel the mysteries of the universe, and to create great and terrible panoply," the student replied, their voice resonating with conviction.

You and Lorgar exchanged a knowing glance, recognizing the gravity of their request. "Explain," you urged, wanting to understand their intentions better.

"I wish to venture into the deepest reaches of space, to discover new worlds and civilizations," the student explained. "I seek to understand the very fabric of the universe, its laws and its secrets. And with this knowledge, I wish to forge tools and technologies that will not only protect and defend but also inspire awe and wonder."

It was a grand ambition, one that spoke of a profound thirst for knowledge and a desire to push the boundaries of what was known. Yet, there was also a hint of something darker in their words, a hunger for power and mastery that bordered on the perilous.

"We must tread carefully," Lorgar cautioned, sensing an underlying ambition in their words. "Knowledge is a double-edged blade. It can illuminate and elevate, but it can also corrupt and devastate."

The student nodded solemnly, acknowledging the wisdom in Lorgar's words. "I am aware of the risks," they replied. "But I believe that with the right knowledge and intentions, great accomplishments can be made."

Intrigued, you pressed for more details about their goals. With a spark in their eyes, they described their vision of creating a universal frame for modular implants, allowing for easy attachment and removal.

"This frame," they elaborated, "will be a foundation for a wide array of enhancements, from basic tools to advanced cybernetic systems. It will revolutionize how we integrate technology into our bodies, making it more accessible and adaptable."

Lorgar nodded, impressed by the student's foresight. "Such an invention would be remarkable," he commented. "But it would also raise questions about our humanity. Are we still human if we cut out so much of ourselves?"

The student pondered his words before responding. "I believe that individual definitions of humanity are defined by us and our definitions only to us," they asserted.

Sitting across from the student, you and Lorgar delved deeper into their project and thought process. Lorgar initiated the conversation, his tone inquisitive yet analytical.

"Tell us more about the design of your modular frame. How do you plan to ensure its stability and compatibility with various implants?"

"The key," they explained, "lies in creating a standardized interface adaptable to different implants. I am developing a system of connectors and adapters for this purpose."

Impressed, you inquired about their approach to implant rejection prevention.

"I am researching biocompatible materials to mimic the body's tissues, reducing the risk of rejection," they replied earnestly.

As the dialogue progressed, you and Lorgar tested the student on various aspects of their project, challenging them to think critically. By the end, it was evident they possessed a profound understanding and unwavering determination.

Convinced of their merit, you and Lorgar concluded the discussion and approached the Archmagos, nodding in agreement that the student was deserving of the wish.

After further deliberation, you and Lorgar agreed to grant their wish.

"We have made our decision," you declared, your voice carrying the weight of authority. "We believe that this student possesses the skill and vision to make excellent use of the knowledge they seek."

The Archmagos, his approval evident in the subtle hum of his mechanical voice, nodded in agreement. "Very well."

Approaching the student, the Archmagos raised a hand, emanating a soft, ethereal glow. The student stood unwavering as the Archmagos scanned them, a beam of light sweeping over their body and implants.

With the scan underway, the student's eyes widened in anticipation. Stepping forward, you awaited the student's wish, which they spoke with a mixture of reverence and determination. As you granted their wish, a sense of wonder and purpose filled the room.

"I have it," they exclaimed, their voice resonating with awe.

However, the process was not yet finished. The Archmagos, stepping forward, to assist the student in uploading the data into a secure mainframe.

"As per our agreement," the Archmagos explained, "we will store the data in our most secure mainframe."

The student, understanding the gravity of the moment, nodded in acceptance. Together, they and the Archmagos began the intricate process of uploading the data, ensuring that every detail was meticulously transferred and stored.

After that, in a surprising turn, the Archmagos declared the student an Archmagos in their own right, gifting them with a workshop befitting their new status. The workshop, adorned with state-of-the-art tools and machinery, stood as a testament to their potential.

Furthermore, the Archmagos assigned them a small contingent of Skitarii for protection and several junior attendants to aid in their work.

As the student marveled at their new workspace, the Archmagos approached them, imparting a final piece of wisdom.

"Remember," he said, his voice filled with sagacity, "knowledge is a formidable tool, but it is your application of that knowledge that will define your legacy. Use your newfound abilities wisely, and you will carve a path of greatness."

With the formalities concluded and the Archmagos having given the student some parting words, they turned to you with a determined gaze. With a respectful bow, they spoke, "I wish to formally request to join you in your endeavors."

Acknowledging their request, you paused for a moment before asking a question that had been on your mind since you first met them, "Are you a boy or a girl?"

CHOOSE:
[] Male
[] Female
 
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