shouldn't this also gain us essence as a magical secret?mirrors immaculate, but those memories slip from you like the currents swirling all around and so you are left with the glimpse of the power plant, geomancy hidden in plain sight.
Lost 2 Essence -> Now at 14/18 (Question and Occult Excellency)
@DragonParadox is subterfuge the correct excellency for this? Or would this be empathy?
This is the second time in a row and I think you tend to just throw stuff in there. Do we know how much willpower we have right now? Actually looking back the previous time ATB wasn't actually used though it was requested but I still want to know how much we have since it regens once a day and we used a bit during the last Arc. @DragonParadox
those touched by the Flame and the Stone. Once they had other names, mirrors immaculate, but those memories slip from you like the currents swirling all around
so you are left with the glimpse of the power plant, geomancy hidden in plain sight.
Worth considering that this is sort of what the Accords are for, and not being a signatory doesn't mean the implications of using those forms are lost on people.[] Drop more obviously magical hints in conversation, see if she bites
[] Go up to the power plant after all
[] Drop Black Mirror Incarnation and see what kind of greeting you'll get
This is the second time in a row and I think you tend to just throw stuff in there. Do we know how much willpower we have right now? Actually looking back the previous time ATB wasn't actually used though it was requested but I still want to know how much we have since it regens once a day and we used a bit during the last Arc. @DragonParadox
Molly has some related crafting abilities, any chance we can determine more about the broad strokes of what this place was built for from where we are?
This assumes that they are signatories. They are almost certainly not. Otherwise, I would expect Odin's people to already be here.Worth considering that this is sort of what the Accords are for, and not being a signatory doesn't mean the implications of using those forms are lost on people.
If we want to poke them sending a messenger using the right protocols could make it seem less threatening. Perhaps one of our holographic minions?
I'd also like to point out that startling them might be bad for more than the obvious reasons.
They're plugged into the leyline shunt leading to the dragon and our competitors are hunting for magical anomalies practically right on top of it. If they get spooked and do something unfortunate with their geomancy mega project then it might cause a noticeable disruption. Even if it's only the dragon noticing and angrily grumbling in their sleep.
Also this is a concern. He can ask us to craft him something of his choosing due to one of his favors and he can choose to spend it on this to do exactly what we want to here but for him. We really need to avoid him right now.And Odin probably has deep enough pockets (and we owe him enough) to help the dragon in exchange for dragonblooded legions.
My point was that everyone who's clued in knows what they mean, and many who aren't signatories still follow them. In part because they Accords are built off what historic norms exist for supernatural diplomacy.This assumes that they are signatories. They are almost certainly not. Otherwise, I would expect Odin's people to already be here.
We did read the Accords, as far as I remember.My point was that everyone who's clued in knows what they mean, and many who aren't signatories still follow them. In part because they Accords are built off what historic norms exist for supernatural diplomacy.
No idea if they're members or not, but either way they should recognize that someone is making an effort at polite and non threatening diplomatic contact.
We could try without copying those protocols, but that relies on them making the right inferences from our as hoc introduction instead of using a known format. Both approaches require the same amount of trust in our intentions, one is just clearer.
If he was really interested in being a bastard he could call in that fight token and ask us to kill the dragon for him.Also this is a concern. He can ask us to craft him something of his choosing due to one of his favors and he can choose to spend it on this to do exactly what we want to here but for him. We really need to avoid him right now.
Yeah we did awhile ago. It was around that time we were going to talk to Mab in the bar IIRC.
This too and Lydia also owes him this favor and the Authorian Knights work for her so..If he was really interested in being a bastard he could call in that fight token and ask us to kill the dragon for him.
Ok, I'll remove it now.This is the second time in a row and I think you tend to just throw stuff in there. Do we know how much willpower we have right now? Actually looking back the previous time ATB wasn't actually used though it was requested but I still want to know how much we have since it regens once a day and we used a bit during the last Arc. @DragonParadox
It's a scene long bonus for one willpower it's really good for perception rolls as well and we're trying to stealthily insinuate something to somebody it really can't go amiss.
Um, yes I can. I just did. Just because something is vaguely useful doesn't mean it's always required. In this case we are at 8/9 and haven't spent any willpower yet but I was under the impression we had way less due to the previous Arc.I get what you mean really I do but you can't begrudge someone for attempting to use the charms we have in situations where it seems like they might be helpful
That's a fair point. ATB is our go-to social help charm. I would consider also using helscry chakra, but the girl is unlikely to be CoD.It's a scene long bonus for one willpower it's really good for perception rolls as well and we're trying to stealthily insinuate something to somebody it really can't go amiss.
@BoredMan I get what you mean really I do but you can't begrudge someone for attempting to use the charms we have in situations where it seems like they might be helpful. You can also write a plan where we use different ones or just don't use specific ones.
[X] Drop more obviously magical hints in conversation, see if she bites
-[X] ATB with willpower, subterfuge excellency,
-[X] Stunt: "Do you have any of the old maps here? I always liked those - you know, where they write "here there be dragons" at the edges of the world, over where places like this would be later discovered" you ask in a conversational tone, your voice empathizing the dragons just enough to trigger the necessary association, a seemingly casual movement of your hand through your hair briefly revealing the glint of ebon scales underneath your clothes to the girl, visual and audial cues coming together to reinforce each other.
Okay I was being idiomatic. You can literally begrudge someone for doing something but I do mean you can just make a plan where we don't do that.Um, yes I can. I just did. Just because something is vaguely useful doesn't mean it's always required. In this case we are at 8/9 and haven't spent any donuts whatever but I was under the impression we had way less due to the previous Arc.
I did provide reasoning. I didn't just say I didn't like it. There's an entire paragraph there in the original post. I prefer to avoid two plans that are exactly the same except for a single segment.
So I need you to square these two things for me where you just randomly just state that he's arbitrarily just throwing something into his plans when it's distinctly and immediately applicable to the situation that we're in.This is the second time in a row and I think you tend to just throw stuff in there.
Why?I prefer to avoid two plans that are exactly the same except for a single segment.
It's one favor for both of us, which is important since it means we aren't going it alone. It's also just for the two of us. I don't think he can compel Molly to show up with an army of demons or anything.This too and Lydia also owes him this favor and the Authorian Knights work for her so..
Did you read the rest of that post? I made a statement then provided context on my thoughts to elaborate. The implication and statement was that I believe he sometimes throws them in when it's not strictly necessary (as we obviously aren't socially combating Mab or Lara Raith here and have better social dots than most of the setting) using a resource that typically regents once a day (both of which Yog is aware of) and that we probably shouldn't because of how much we spent during the previous Arc combined with the fact that he just requested we use one last update.So I need you to square these two things for me where you just randomly just state that he's arbitrarily just throwing something into his plans when it's distinctly and immediately applicable to the situation that we're in.
Your reasoning if you had paired it with a vote would make sense, without one it just comes off like you're bagging on his vote for no particular reason.
Because I'm rather sure based what I've observed of plan composition habits and other postings that I'm one of the most if not the most cognizant of resource expenditure person here. What that means is if people are voting between two plans and only one segment is different, and it's cost related, they're probably going to be inclined to go for whomever they prefer or are more confident/comfortable with who presented the plan over other considerations. As people aren't entirely rational.