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I just think it'd be really cool to be a dashing pegasus-riding airborne pistolier. 10 Pegasus Knights is a pretty sizable force, especially with a spellcaster at the head, but it's compact and mobile enough that we won't get bogged down excessively by logistics. Ideally we'll be able to outfit our knights with their own pistols, too.

Are you thinking of Fireclaws, or normal pistols? Because if you want Fireclaws, you will need the Anvil to work your way to it.

@Blackout isn't fireclaw not something we or will ever be made again?

Student of the Anvil is the tree that allows us to eventually make Fireclaws deep into the tech tree, if I'm not mistaken.
 
Oh damn, we can actually go back and purchase things we missed last time. That's amazing, and so, so, tempting. That said, I don't think going into exile with no friends or allies except maybe a pet is a good call for our mental health here...we need some friends with us one way or another.

So, with that in mind, let's see what we can manage here in the way of plans with actual soldiers:

[] Plan Infantry Commander
-[] 10 Swordmasters of Hoeth
-[] 50 Spearmen/50 Archers
-[] 20 Mistwalkers of Yvresse
-[] Commander of the Ind Campaigns

I like this one. We have an actual mercenary company with elites and scouts and the experience to run it properly.

[] Plan Band of Siblings
-[] 10 Swordmasters of Hoeth
-[] Silverine Plate
-[] Commander of the Ind Campaigns
-[] Student of the Anvil

This is more, like, us and our personal guard, leaning into the Loremaster thing and having this as the seed for what will eventually be a larger force.

I'm also a big fan of the recently suggested White-Feather Pistoliers.
 
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[ ] Plan Fire and Blade
[ ] 10 Swordmasters of Hoeth (1 Point)
[ ] 5 Pegasus Knights (1 Point)
[ ] Fireclaw of Vaul (2 Points)
[ ] Student of the Anvil (1 Point)
[] Plan White-Feather Pistoliers
-[] 5 Pegasus Knights (x2)
-[] Fireclaw of Vaul
-[] Knight of Tor Gaval
You need to specify a name for your Pegasus, unless you want to footslog.
[] Plan Fanriel the Chaos Slayer
[] Griffon
-[] Specify name (I'll get round to it)
[] Knight of Tor Gaval
[] Student of the Spear
AND EITHER
[] Warrior of the Wailing Fen
OR
[] Fireclaw of Vaul
Items cost two points so you can't get a Fireclaw without dropping something else.
 
[]Plan the (Future) great company
-[] 25 Spearmen/25 Archers
-[] 10 Swordmasters of Hoeth
-[] 100 Human Mercenaries
--60 spearmen, 40 crossbowmen.
-[] Commander of the Ind Campaigns
-[] Student of the Anvil

A plan for an actual mercenary company, with added martial for us and the ability to improve our men's equipment over time.
As for the soldiers, i picked the spear&bow elves as the centerpiece, the swordmasters as champions and officers and humans as auxiliaries.
 
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nah Pinion allow us too
it confers miraculous healing power upon the wielder, able to close wounds in only a matter of moments and even restore limbs given enough time. However, this requires a period of attunement to the artefact, lessening its utility as a tool for healing others.

Should the wielder be slain, they and the amulet will explode in a storm of golden flame that scours their killer from existence, before falling away to reveal them untouched regardless of how many pieces they were hacked into, as the last of the pinion's power is permanently consumed.


that shit is wild and will turn us into a absolute one woman wrecking machine oh no sword slice across my face no prob healed it will be unparrled in allow us to take more damage and as a result deal damage. SInce we have the blood of anerion within us I except for us to have to deal with a lot of bad shit that may kill us therefore having a second chance at life is invaluable too

though if something like that won I be okay with that too
I prefer the Plate to the Pinion because it helps prevent us from being injured at all better, and further enhances our offensive ability.

Guys, whatever we do, we need to recruit some kind of troops to come with. If nothing else, it'll help convince people to hire and be hired by us.
I disagree, I'd much rather enhance our personal combat ability now and then worry about recruiting troops later.
 
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I mean, we have our bonuses to Diplomacy, I'd prefer to be stronger first, build a reputation and enjoy the lone life, and use that reputation to garner troops alongside our Diplomacy bonuses.

Diplomacy: This is how good you are at convincing people to do things for you. You might roll this to negotiate your pay, or recruit new troops.
 
Okay correctons made (didn't realise Items were two points). Thoughts on this?

[] Plan Fanriel the Chaos Slayer MkII
[] Griffon
-[] Dawnsong
[] Knight of Tor Gaval
[] Student of the Spear
[] Warrior of the Wailing Fen

We get the big badass mount, flying bonus is needed since we're on a big flying monster, monster bonus is needed since we'll be up in the sky where the other monsters roam and the dispelling bonus is great that we're a giant target up in the sky.

Ranged capabilities can be covered aplenty in spells and griffons are fast, if less maneuverable than an eagle so we can close the distance.
 
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You can recruit after game start, but you'll have to earn money and then spend time to find, convince and pay said soldiers to join you.
Just how rare is it to find Pegasus and Great Eagle Knights in the Old World? If they're so rare that one Great Eagle Knight is equal in points as any of the Artifacts or Traits, then it may be best to just choose these guys from the start because we aren't getting any until late-late game.
 
Ideally we'll be able to outfit our knights with their own pistols, too.
If you're thinking of regular pistols, I doubt they would like that since Elves notoriously disdain blackpowder weapons for being unreliable, and we're talking about noble Pegasus Knights.

[] 100 Human Mercenaries
-60 spearmen, 40 crossbowmen.
Ew, don't take Humans from the get go. Go for a more elite option instead of something we can very easily get at any other time.
 
I prefer the Plate to the Pinion because it helps prevent us from being injured at all better, and further enhances our offensive ability.
eh but once we are it much harder to bounce back and we already insanely armoured anyway too
Yes, a Loremaster starts with an Ithilmar Greatsword if you don't pick up a different magical weapon during chargen, and can parry arrows.

Every option starts with an Ithilmar weapon (except Skinshifters, they don't need weapons), a Prince or Princess has more than enough clout to have one. Loremaster starts with Ithilmar chainmail, Dragon Mage starts with enchanted plate Dragon Armour.
so I much rather have something that can heal injuries in moments and if we lose limbs or something allow us to grow those back too without any problem then futher make ourselves super amoured also second chance at life is super op
We also have the downside of not being the most stable, being utterly bereft by every single person she's ever met is not good for our protagonist's mental state.
if we get a mount we will have a lifelong friend/compain which will help
 
Just how rare is it to find Pegasus and Great Eagle Knights in the Old World? If they're so rare that one Great Eagle Knight is equal in points as any of the Artifacts or Traits, then it may be best to just choose these guys from the start because we aren't getting any until late-late game.
Bretonnia has a lot of Pegasus riders, though you're not going to find many going mercenary (dishonorable, you see)

Great Eagles you'll only find in Athel Loren.
 
More than likely, we won't be able to get any more Elven troops due to our status as an exile, and Elven troops are supposed to be of real high quality so if we want them, now is the time.

While I'm partial to the Phoenix Pinion, I'll vote for your plan if we get Mistwalkers instead of Swordmasters. I just think we could benefit from a ranged component and they are the most elite option available it seems. Also remember to name the Pegasus we're getting.

Hmm, I wanted the Swordmasters because they're straight up the most elite option available, but Mistwalkers are good, and we do need a ranged option.

[ ] Plan Fire and Mist
[ ] 20 Mistwalkers of Yvresee (1 Point)
[ ] 5 Pegasus Knights (1 Point)
[ ] Fireclaw of Vaul (2 Points)
[ ] Student of the Anvil (1 Point)
[ ] Pegasus Name: Proudwing

You need to specify a name for your Pegasus, unless you want to footslog.

Thanks, fixed.
 
[] Plan: Oops, All Pegasai
-[] 5 Pegasus Knights (x3)
-[] Trait
--[] Commander of the Ind Campaigns
--[] Knight of Tor Gaval
---[] If mounted on Pegasus, specify name: Nirriaem

[X] Plan: Hoeth's Roamers
-[X] 10 Swordmasters of Hoeth
-[X] Item
--[X] Silverine Plate
-[X] Trait
--[X] Commander of the Ind Campaigns
--[X] Warrior of the Wailing Fen

I've scratched up two plans. The first I made just for fun, but I'll be voting for the second.

Edit: adding in a plan I also like
[X] The Best Around
 
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eh but once we are it much harder to bounce back and we already insanely armoured anyway too



so I much rather have something that can heal injuries in moments and if we lose limbs or something allow us to grow those back too without any problem then futher make ourselves super amoured also second chance at life is super op
Ithlmar Chain is vastly inferior to the plate, so I don't consider that insanely armored. And we can still heal ourselves quite well with Gyaran spells.
 
Blood of Aenarion, which we took, says this pretty explicitly.



Somewhat, but not as much as having actual comrades would.

Yeah, but I personally would like to have someone Fanriel could talk to. Personally I'm leaning towards Mistwalkers since they seem to be the most flexible of the lot.
They are no mere beasts to be broken, but allies and friends of the Asur since time immemorial.

also we can def be able to talk to it we are wizard we can just use that animal talking spell to also agin they are allies and freinds of the asur since forever they are a comrade and someone we could talk to

Ithlmar Chain is vastly inferior to the plate, so I don't consider that insanely armored. And we can still heal ourselves quite well with Gyaran spells.
nowhere any where near the extent the feather will or anywhere the same extent in combat also @Blackout is this true
"Ithlmar Chain is vastly inferior to the plate"?
 
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