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Plant minions are known to be obviously ours, while creepy undead isn't under copyright yet.
Plant minions are known to be obviously ours, while creepy undead isn't under copyright yet.
I've updated the plan to include your stuff.- 3x Necro-Kraken with Blood Clot Molds
- 3x Aquatic, Lead-Clad Black Brute with Greater Blood Clot Mold as the Krakens riders
- as many Bloodsharks and Lead-Clad Greater Bloodsharks with Blood Clot Molds as we have corpses for (@DragonParadox?)
- 20 units with each
-- 20 spitter swarms
-- 1 Lead-Clad Black Knight with Necrotic Mold
Aquatic forces are for maximum murder, while the spitter / Black Knight units will guard the shore. Generous lead cladding to fuck with divination.
Is it all right that I increased the Bloodsharks from 3 to 12? Azel didn't get a chance to chime in on them until right after you closed the vote.
Is it all right that I increased the Bloodsharks from 3 to 12? Azel didn't get a chance to chime in on them until right after you closed the vote.
I am fairly sure they just want to spread a d reshape the drowned god. They don't need them to do anything other than belive.There's something here. They are hiding something because it is pointless to have mortal patsies and servants if you never make them do you service, evil mcbadguy factions can't not do things like that because they are pathologically incapable of looking at their investments as individuals with their own intrinsic value beyond what they can do for them.
Danele is obviously still troubled by what she had seen though the question she asks you when you reach Greenshield is not what you had expected. "Do they have souls, your corpse riders? Can they know happiness, beauty, love or are they too just tools made for your convenience?"
Hmm, the last question should also be directed to your barbarous Andal Lords y'know? Do they not see the same for the serfs that tend their castles, reap their crops, and girls to enjoy?
I mean I think we've at least met a good percentage of them at this point and most of them seemed alright?This is new. I always thought that most Westerosi Lords are these heartless, petty, and arrogant stain of shit upon mankind's glorious bastards that would sooner burn their children than to acknowledge that their subjects are actual living, breathing human beings instead of these obstacles in their grab of power.
But, alas. What do I know?
(Not trying to jab at you DP. I just despise these lesser organisms)
"This vessel is a tool, but it is our tool," an utterly toneless voice emerges from the depths of the helm, the emphases as sharp as the sword at its side. "We are not of the Black Song, though we sing it, born and beggtten to the Green a plague upon the heads of the Plague bearers."
"We do not possess gender," the mold speaks again, though again its tone is perfectly even, air forged though lifeless cavities you suspect the mold is bemused.
"We find this acceptable," the mold replies before returning to its motionless vigil.
I mean I think we've at least met a good percentage of them at this point and most of them seemed alright?
I appreciate the character piece on the molds. Thank you DP!
A few subsidiary questions :
- When we send off a big pile of minions somewhere, are they under the command of the local lord?
- Do they have their own internal hierarchy? Are they temporarily part of the Legion, or do we just not worry about that and hope that they never have to cooperate with other groups of our forces?
- IIRC the creation process for out plant minions always turns out spirits who want a body to fight with. But if/when we create sentient undead, will there be a roll to see if we get a pacafist, or someone uncooperative and/or who doesn't want to work for us?
- What happens if the molds breed? Can they make extra bodies themselves? Will they have to save their wages and buy one? I presume we'd provide a new body if the new mold colony wanted to serve us, but what if they didn't?
- Actually, if our mold colonies breed, will the new molds have ancient spirits plucked from the Fungus Forge, or will they be new souls like human babies? Growing up must be weird for them, as they're literally sharing a host body with their parents.
I've always assumed assigned groups have an internal hierarchy arranged by mental ability and temperament, along with taking requests from the lords/VIP they're assigned to as orders, though only to the extent of their mandate and common sense.I appreciate the character piece on the molds. Thank you DP!
A few subsidiary questions :
- When we send off a big pile of minions somewhere, are they under the command of the local lord?
- Do they have their own internal hierarchy? Are they temporarily part of the Legion, or do we just not worry about that and hope that they never have to cooperate with other groups of our forces?
- IIRC the creation process for out plant minions always turns out spirits who want a body to fight with. But if/when we create sentient undead, will there be a roll to see if we get a pacafist, or someone uncooperative and/or who doesn't want to work for us?
- What happens if the molds breed? Can they make extra bodies themselves? Will they have to save their wages and buy one? I presume we'd provide a new body if the new mold colony wanted to serve us, but what if they didn't?
- Actually, if our mold colonies breed, will the new molds have ancient spirits plucked from the Fungus Forge, or will they be new souls like human babies? Growing up must be weird for them, as they're literally sharing a host body with their parents.
Pretty sure this has already been answered before.@DragonParadox
Talking about our Flesh- and Plant Creatures free will and place in civil society is nice, but we seem to place 100% of our creations where we want them, in mostly military functions.
If we leave them freedom of choice, shouldn't some of them decide to go for other directions in life?
I think this might need some mechanical representation, as not to be just hollow words, say 5-10% of our INT 3+ creatures deciding not to join our military and be available for deployment, but rather make their own path.
Even if our production-methods bias towards obedient minds and such, surely not all are the same.