Jack vile Ripper
The swellest guy in Creation.
- Location
- Indonesia
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- He/Him
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I was already interested, but now I really want to recruit her if possible.
'I do not serve, Dragon King. I Rule!'
Doubt it.
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I was already interested, but now I really want to recruit her if possible.
Yep. Some people are just born to rule.It worked out pretty well with Yrael and Relath.
Though she seems much more... suited to administration.
It's no skin off our back if she says no. Either she bends the knee and we bring her and whatever of her followers we can back to life somehow, or she becomes a very potent sacrifice. She'd be the... second mythic sacrifice I believe.
It's no skin off our back if she says no. Either she bends the knee and we bring her and whatever of her followers we can back to life somehow, or she becomes a very potent sacrifice. She'd be the... second mythic sacrifice I believe.
Yeah, no. That's not happening. If they were literally anything else then maybe we'd be willing to ignore them for a few years, but a city of undead is a ticking time bomb just waiting to be infected with the Void. Either we bring them back to life as vassals or put them back into the grave permanently.We could just part ways as friends and allies and leave them to rule their own land...
Yeah, tough luck on that one. Considering our desire to rule the world not even a Liche Queen like her would stop us on our ambition. It'll be a gradual thing, though. For no Ruler — especially an Essosi — would ever just give up whatever authority and power that she has just because some teen in a magical garb wanted to.
I do think she's reasonable enough to bend the knee here. I highly doubt she's thrilled about being undead, so any offer that sees her and her followers returned to life, even if it is in our service, would probably be deeply tempting.We shall have an arrangement. Even if she doesn't bend the knee, I doubt that she desires war.
Also, I love the idea of facing the Tomb Kings here
She's also shrewd enough to know what she wants and what she's willing to give up for it. I don't think this is going to end up in a multi-meeting negotiation for what boils down to a rather simple deal.Maybe we can find a mummy sphinx?
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@duesathe big issue will be shes probably shrewd enough not to take the first offer.
Alas, there could have been much better Khalida pictures used. The golden mask is iconic.You and me both buddy.
Especially so because of the fact that she looks like Khalida. Aaaah, I still remembered my Gotrek and Felix novel.
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I just got a revelation. If this chick from ass-end-of-nowhere (hyperbole) has a Mythic Rank, what would their greatest King would be like?
...SETTRA?
You and me both buddy.
Especially so because of the fact that she looks like Khalida. Aaaah, I still remembered my Gotrek and Felix novel.
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I just got a revelation. If this chick from ass-end-of-nowhere (hyperbole) has a Mythic Rank, what would their greatest King would be like?
...SETTRA?
Aye.Yeah, no. That's not happening. If they were literally anything else then maybe we'd be willing to ignore them for a few years, but a city of undead is a ticking time bomb just waiting to be infected with the Void. Either we bring them back to life as vassals or put them back into the grave permanently.
This is not exactly the ass end of nowhere, Sathar is the first city of the Tall Men, though not the greatest, that is Sarnath itself.
Weve experimented rather extensively with keeping Undead from being corrupted by the void. (Bless you QB)Aye.
Even if they know of the Void, and have enough of a cognizance to realise that's a bad thing for them as much as everyone else...
Maybe they even have some hair-brained "foolproof" plan for handling it...
Does that really change anything for us, IC?
We've seen time and time again Void can't be reliably contained, even Snek-ppl largely failed at it, if over a loooong period of time.
I recon, we can't just "let them be" IC, for a multitude of reasons, from Undead being Bad for everyone and the environment (can be circumvented with Wyla's research, likely costly tho), and fears of Void-corruption (low chance, but kinda an existential threat to everything, again), and finally because most of the other kingdoms are assholes that acted agaisnt our people (and us as such).
I'd preferred to leave them Undead and just stop them from taunting the land via Wyla's RA, to rezzing them, though.
...If only because I find the concept of having a kingom of Undead as a part of our Empire Metal. As. Fuck.
...If only because I find the concept of having a kingom of Undead as a part of our Empire Metal. As. Fuck.
That wasn't to keep undead protected from the Void, that was just to stabilize them in general so they don't go blithering mad like most undead do.Weve experimented rather extensively with keeping Undead from being corrupted by the void. (Bless you QB)
Deploying it on this scale seems like the next logical step. Especially given how many undead we are creating and deploying.
It would be cool, but it'd also be a dick move on our part not to make the offer to return them to life.I recon, we can't just "let them be" IC, for a multitude of reasons, from Undead being Bad for everyone and the environment (can be circumvented with Wyla's research, likely costly tho), and fears of Void-corruption (low chance, but kinda an existential threat to everything, again), and finally because most of the other kingdoms are assholes that acted agaisnt our people (and us as such).
I'd preferred to leave them Undead and just stop them from taunting the land via Wyla's RA, to rezzing them, though.
...If only because I find the concept of having a kingom of Undead as a part of our Empire Metal. As. Fuck.
Felix was a practiced womanizer, we have, at best, woo'd only Lya.*whistles*
Ah, isn't it a Queen of Nehekhara. Not just anyone, but she whom Asaph Has Blessed.
Let's woo her. Felix once did it, and he's a human. Surely with our Charisma we could make her swoon in that mummified body of her.
Fair, but I still find it confusing to say "undead are bad" when were deploying almost a legion of them.That wasn't to keep undead protected from the Void, that was just to stabilize them in general so they don't go blithering mad like most undead do.
Undead aren't bad in of themselves. Ours are under our control and can be put down if necessary, and for the time being they're insanely useful against Deep Ones. However, entire kingdoms of them far away from us which could end up Void tainted are a much higher risk.Fair, but I still find it confusing to say "undead are bad" when were deploying almost a legion of them.
I'm happy to support life support however.
Okay got it.Undead aren't bad in of themselves. Ours are under our control and can be put down if necessary, and for the time being they're insanely useful against Deep Ones. However, entire kingdoms of them far away from us which could end up Void tainted are a much higher risk.
...Define "panic".Sometimes I miss Azel.
Both for the diplo here and for someone who does not panic about undead in general.
It's no skin off our back if she says no. Either she bends the knee and we bring her and whatever of her followers we can back to life somehow, or she becomes a very potent sacrifice. She'd be the... second mythic sacrifice I believe.
There's always the possibility that she agree to be an ally, and pay for the resurrection of her people, but wont agree to be a vassal, as long as we can reach an agreement that don't cost us money, I believe such an agreement would be acceptable.Yeah, no. That's not happening. If they were literally anything else then maybe we'd be willing to ignore them for a few years, but a city of undead is a ticking time bomb just waiting to be infected with the Void. Either we bring them back to life as vassals or put them back into the grave permanently.
@Goldfish, is this line really necessary? I am blind and deaf in the matter of politics/courtly intrigue, but doesn't this makes it as if we're backhanding her and comes of as some snotty 'higher-than-thou' Princeling?
Oh, ya'll think it comes across as rude? That wasn't my intention at all. I can remove that line without it affecting the overall response much, I guess.It is rather... rude. The undead dont have much of a life left, but rubbing it into their faces is cruel.