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I'd advise you to have one of them Deny the Witch on the enemy summoning attempt. Assuming what powers they have isn't a good idea in general, but all psykers can Deny the Witch so we can safely assume that they can do it too.
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The Long Night Part One: Embers in the Dusk: A Planetary Governor Quest (43k) Complete Sequel Up
- Thread starter Durin
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they got subsumed into your general choirs, all of which are now capable of songweaving
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Considering the effects of songweaving on psychic frequencies, does this give a bonus to Grand Choir stability?
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yes it does
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Level 7 large hive gives +275.
Shard
One and Many
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- Malaysia
IIRC there was also a multiplier to casualties taken.
There isn't one explicitly listed on the sheet (it's in the Imperial Trust Systems post, by the by), bit IIRC there are some multipliers in the background, and differences between opposing rolls also affects casualty rates.
I do notice that Durin doesn't seem to be using the Skill stat in the rolls he's posting, so he may have moved that entirely to the background as well. I'm guessing it's because there are different forces with different skill levels involved on all sides.
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- To the left. No, not there, the other left.
If you look in the Military spreadsheet the units have "Skill multipliers" (some of our units have ludicruos multiplyers (one Elite Psyker Regiment we have is terrifying), though even our PDF is about eleven times more effective than Abominite infantry), this way Durin only needs to roll once for each army.
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Ah, that's not linked on the front page, so I had to search in the threadmarks to find it - there's the old Military sheet there, but it uses a different system. The way the numbers on the new sheet gets determined is a bit of a mystery though.
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I assume each +100 skill double the multiplier (so +100 skill would have multiplier of *2, +200 would have *4, +300 would have *8, +400 would be *16, etc.). Considering our PDF who have skill just shy of +400 (after applying variuos bonusus) have multiplier of 15.28 support this.
What is this from? It seems like something out of a comedy movie.
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Baahubali 2: The Conclusion
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- Berkeley
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- A Place Miserably Bereft of Cats
Just to note, this is a movie about Tamil/Indian mythology. While I'm pretty sure crazy shield-barrel-palmtree-catapult were never mentioned in the stories, it's still a relatively tame stunt compared to some of the other things those guys got up to in their legends.
Doomed Wombat
Let's go Darling!
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Due to a combo of laziness and not knowing where to start, any examples?
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Well for starters, their go-to set of legendary weapons are called the Astras, and includes the Brahmastra, which supposedly obliterated anything it hit, charred the land it fell on, brought ruin to all life and rendered men and women infertile. The story of Arjuna and Karna in the Bhagavad Gita is an excellent example of the kinds of weapons and nonsense the Hindus got up to. For example! Quoth the wiki:
'However, Krishna created an artificial eclipse by using his Sudarshana Chakra to hide the sun, forcing Kauravas to believe it was sunset and Arjuna's death was imminent. (In some versions, it is said that Lord Krishna used his yogic power to hide the sun). Overjoyed, they started celebrating, and using that opportunity, Arjuna caught them unprepared, then Arjuna beheaded unprepared Jayadratha and made his arrows to carry away Jayadratha's head. This was because Jayadratha had a boon from his father that whoever would be responsible for his head falling to the ground would have his own head blown up. That is why Arjuna carried the severed head of Jayadratha to his father, who was awoken from his meditation by the sudden landing of a severed head on his body and since he ended up dropping it to the ground, he had his head blown up.'
Because only in Hindu Mythology (and maybe Celtic stuff) will you find an ancient death-curse/blessing/divine killswitch that involves making people's heads explode being turned against the guy who instituted it to begin with.
The Ramayana is a good place to start too.
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Doomed Wombat
Let's go Darling!
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I must be jaded, but one of the first questions I had was "why did he not stab him through the heart instead of cutting off his head?"
I mean he obviously knew about the death curse and if he knew it was connected to the head then why did he go for the head?
Could Jaydratha only be killed by beheading.
Sorry its very interesting, but I just get hung up on weird stuff
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I must be jaded, but one of the first questions I had was "why did he not stab him through the heart instead of cutting off his head?"
I mean he obviously knew about the death curse and if he knew it was connected to the head then why did he go for the head?
Could Jaydratha only be killed by beheading.
Sorry its very interesting, but I just get hung up on weird stuff
I believe the problem was that 'his head falling to the ground' wasn't necessary predicated by 'first his head had to be chopped off.' That is, stabbing him and letting his body fall to the ground would have the same effect. So Arjuna had to get creative.
Doomed Wombat
Let's go Darling!
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I'd have propped him up and left him...maybe taking back something to show off.
Let some other bugger let his corpse fall to the floor they go boom
Thanks
Questions not really tangible to the current task.
2. Our fleet plan once had the goal of escorting the cruisers and above with 800 to 900 escort class void crafts (between 4 and 12 per cruiser for a balanced fleet). Admiral Sarnow suggestion of escorting Heavy Cruiser with Escort/Light Cruisers instead means that the escorts for those ships should change for the ~50 Heavy Cruisers we have (have planed to have).
2a. The number you once gave us has 8 to 24 escorts planed for each HC and 2 to 6 for each Light Cruiser. What is the advised number of LC for each HC? I guess between 4 and 12.
2b. Would other ships profit from LC instead of Escorts for escorting? I ask because Grand Cruiser and above are escorted by Cruiser already.
2c. Would the LC escorting the HC need Escorts for their escort?
2d. Would Youxia (Armored LC) or Monk (Armored Carrier LC) class be better for escorting HC/heavier ships? Or something else?
3. Would you give us (next or if any turn) the option for Thrant to upgrade Cybots?
1. I only want to let @Durin note that the omake lacks the canon tag. Except if I have missed something?
2. Our fleet plan once had the goal of escorting the cruisers and above with 800 to 900 escort class void crafts (between 4 and 12 per cruiser for a balanced fleet). Admiral Sarnow suggestion of escorting Heavy Cruiser with Escort/Light Cruisers instead means that the escorts for those ships should change for the ~50 Heavy Cruisers we have (have planed to have).
2a. The number you once gave us has 8 to 24 escorts planed for each HC and 2 to 6 for each Light Cruiser. What is the advised number of LC for each HC? I guess between 4 and 12.
2b. Would other ships profit from LC instead of Escorts for escorting? I ask because Grand Cruiser and above are escorted by Cruiser already.
2c. Would the LC escorting the HC need Escorts for their escort?
2d. Would Youxia (Armored LC) or Monk (Armored Carrier LC) class be better for escorting HC/heavier ships? Or something else?
3. Would you give us (next or if any turn) the option for Thrant to upgrade Cybots?
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Doomed Wombat
Let's go Darling!
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- Dancing on wires!
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ArchAIngel
Sorcerer Supreme.
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- Right behind you.
That's in German, pretty sure it means Dreadnought going by the pictures.