True, but consider the fact that skaven lives are so cheap that at the moment it's more efficient for you to have multiple skaven carrying a gun rather than design a smaller one.
Ok you have me there, could we design an automated/faster assembly line for weapons, vehicles or armour? Or perhaps say a massive factory with all of the parts materials and schematics to build transports or boats (Respect your elders jab i dont endorse creating a massive factory)
Just because they have a lot of stormvermin, doesn't mean they are necessarily good. Clan Mors' specialty I recall was high-quality stormvermin.
I didn't actually find that out until I made them into the resident necromancer clan, so my view on that is that they used to be a big bulky Mors-like clan, and then they settled in Cripple Peak or Nagashizzar or wherever and spent a few centuries gradually turning into skeezy necromancers.
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Yes. Let's do that. Not sure who to, but to someone. If we can somehow get to Ulthuan with crazy undersea tunnels, let's blow up the entirety of Ulthuan. Fuck em.
Unlikely. With how hard it is to expand, any hard target that we'd consider this method on, we wouldn't be able to build underneath. Making some kind of DOOM Rocket would probably be a better way to go about it.
Realize that he is saying that he is a ludicrously prolific cannibal, since that's the most likely way that a Skaven can get that fat.
Mmmmmm, rat pie with warpstone filling.
But remember Helkeek is a Warlord, the chad rat of a Skaven clan, the phrase is a way of showing that Helkeek is richer (and more well fed) than you, cannibalism really only happens with members lower down on the clan's hierarchy (Common for skavenslaves because they're fed basically nothing, uncommon for clanrats because they are fed better than a slave but leaves much to be desired, rare for the stormvermin because they are dedicated warriors and tend to be paid enough that they can afford better and more nutritious food)
Actually every Skaven is a cannibal, when they are first born a bunch of pups are locked in a small room and let out when there is only one left in the room. Or at least that's what I've read, but I've read it in like three separate books.
I agree with this plan, though the only way we can attack Ulthuan is by sea, which going by TWW2 is protected by the merwyrm Amanar. Luckily we could assign Vrisk and the Navy potential heroes to search for the star metal harpoon and the shanties that power it, so we can kill Amanar, then we can continue with this plan.
Ok so theoretically speaking if Vrisk cant get the harpoon, and invading Ulthuan is gonna be an absolute nightmare in terms of logistics and morale. What if we create conflict in Ulthuan? (Direct a Greenskin WAAAGH! To Ulthuans shores and use that as a way to infiltrate Ulthuan)
It's not just Amanar we have to deal with, Ulthuan I recall is also protected by a magical mist that not only serves as a defensive measure but as a magical warning network. With just the mist an invasion is going to be difficult but not impossible. Also I recall that only one WAAAGH! has ever successfully landed on Ulthuan, and that was the one lead by Grom. Suffice to say that we need that harpoon, and once we kill Amanar we have Clan Rictus raise it or have Moulder examine it so they can make our own better version, then we can use it against Ulthuan's fleet.
Perhaps so, maybe we can coerce the allmighty edgelord and motherly love enthusiast (Malakeith) into attacking Ulthuan for the 50th time (Does this mean that Malakeith is actually just Abbadon?)
In Curse of The Vampire Coast's campaign you get the map to the harpoon from Sartosa in the intro, as for getting to the bottom of Ocean, we just need Skyre to invent scuba diving.
