The sensor grot must've been napping, that's gotta be the only reason why we got the drop on them so easily
Ah really? Nevermind then, just making sure to give a heads up.
That's probably because when rerunning the tally it defaults to tallying from the latest threadmark, which is after voting started. In order to get an accurate vote count on this tally the threadmark associated with the vote ("Seer results and Armor Subvote") needs to be manually selected instead of just hitting New Tally (which will only catch votes posted after "Meros Fleet Action").
I copied your vote and pasted it in notepad, then put it back in my post on page 57, and now it's appearing correctly in the tally, but your vote disappeared.
Here.
Did they get a trait from that, even if a minor one.
Does "Ded 'ard" count?
Yeah, the Vote tally defaults to most recent Main Threadmark, so posting an update mid Vote can cause it to go dumb.
Some of the lighter models will see interest, if nothing else.
They absolutely are, the scrying included what sounds like a naval engagement going by the bit about sails.The sensor grot must've been napping, that's gotta be the only reason why we got the drop on them so easily
Ah really? Nevermind then, just making sure to give a heads up.
Anyways off topic, but what are the odds that Biel-Tan sends a naval group to back up their troops? And do we have enough time to slap some shields onto our fleet?
We could do both. Using miniaturized grav-tech and improved Starcrystal power sources should increase the amount of room inside the Power Armor and improve the amount of power it produces allowing more systems
If I had to guess? Biel-Tan would hate it because it flies in the face of their usual MO (Speed at the cost of resilience / survivability) and might be a struggle to fight against us (plus they just hate us in general so they're undoubtedly going to slander our plate), Alatoic will probably scoff at it and say that their way is better (alas, Mesh armour does not a good army make), Saim-Hann probably won't be a big fan of our heavier stuff since speed's their whole gimmick and we trade a little bit of that to be able to survive a loud sneeze so it might be an uphill battle to convince them.
Relics to Study, and later on, any suitably impressive Xenotech.
Exotics are probably going to be usually in demand, but probably mostly soft power. Favours, protection pacts, right to look at salvage, etc. Teamwork makes the dreamwork, and we might end up a bit of persona non grata in Asuryani courts otherwise.
Seems a bit counterproductive given the population problems all eldar suffer from.
Do they still work for that btw? I imagine trying to contact Vaul or Kurnous via Spirit Stone will, at best, result in just unending screams of being digested (and, far more likely, end up with whoever tried getting immediately soul slurped) but do the lines to Isha or Cego have reception? Especially since the Edict is presumably gone.
This isn't super relevant to us because we don't have one, but are the Keys democratic or last in first out? Ie, if Cego or Slaanesh got their hands on a second Key, would they be able to just lock the other out or would they be limited to basically the same throughput due to their own power?
So is most of the Archaeotech he doles out for the GC stuff he just reinvented using his mega-brain and thousands of years of skills, stuff he was able to find via divination or something else?
We could also sell equipment patterns.
I mean, we have pretty outsized industry, even aside from the fact that said industry makes us better suited to expansion. stuff that's Militia grade for us is elite for most other craftworlds. Trade for stuff they have a comparative excess of shouldn't be too hard.
It would also fly in their face swinging a power maul.
