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I am suddenly looking forward to when we have that time.
Mostly because it's cheap and it can be handled in the back ground. Like it enhances our capacities of violence but doesn't take too much narrative space aside for a interlude or two if DP felt like it. It's a low hanging fruit.
My spite does not extend to their physical suffering, only their emotional resonance with the emotion of shame.
Dude you are being really dehumanizing and it's getting uncomfortable.
Not at all? This is talking about stripping the Tyrells of their nobility due to a startling lack of competence and loyalty. There's nothing dehumanizing with talking about how they deserve their demotion.
He literally called them parasites be removed. Sounds pretty dehumanising.
No. It isn't. I'm already annoyed enough every time the few thousand quantum-minotaurs manifest out of thin air wherever the Legion is. I'm not going to consent to add quantum-werewolves to that for no reason at all, except one player thinking it would be neat.
I like the idea of easy enhancements, but werewolves/bears probably aren't the best way to go. If you look at the rules for their alternate form SU it specifies that any equipment that doesn't fit the new form gets dropped on transformation.
I am not asking you to do anything. I am discussing adding it to the vote next time as a research project or an minor action.
For the record, I think most of us are on board for never bringing Minotaurs to mass combat again, just to also not to have to experience any complaints about the plausibility of their impact on the battlefield. I never got the impression most of us were attached to their role in the legion.
That could be a valid reason sure. But I figure we should do a research action to check out the viability. And i wouldn't dismiss DR 10 and three attacks to be all that weaker.
Yes. You want to add them in a quantum state of just kinda being there, even though none of the Legion write-ups mention them. Or alternatively, the motion passes and someone has to figure out what to actually do with that project of yours. Which will either be @egoo tracking their numbers or me having to write up a military unit and trying to come up with something useful for them to do. Which, again, I don't see anything for.
Yeah. Yeah. Got the message. I'm annoying people with talking about the minotaurs. Shutting up and doing something else now.
I could do the write if that's the part that bugs you. Can't be that hard.
We don't really have a shortage in Praetori though. What we have a shortage on is enough crafting capacity to equip them.
True, that why specified it was about enhancing the legion portion of our army. I do realise the flesh forge can make arbitrarily large numbers of murder beasts. But I though it prudent to have a non flesshforged murder beast if someone figured out a sympathetic curse of some kind. Which I know we would have worse problem to deal with at that point, but it is still a worthwhile project that would cost us very little and be a contingency against a very bad scenario.
That's damage resistance that can be cut through with a common metal. If we industrialize werewolves then anyone capable of standing up to them will industrialize silver weapons.
I would happy to do the second thing as well. The werewolves just seemed like the cheapest option we can acces for the legion.
I don't mean to keep hammering on the point, but the "you get what you pay for" principle is in full effect here. Werewolves are impressive when fighting unprepared NPCs in small groups. They aren't really built for mass combat and have critical weaknesses that make them a bad addition to a PC once you get out of the minor leagues.
While the other spells are a bit more niche in use, this one is Companion grade cheese: Insignia of Warding – Spell – D&D Tools
True, I will give up on the werewolf thing then
