- Pronouns
- He/Him
Also, really nice to see our knock off effects from Temperance with those trolls.
I was worried they'd only be used on the defense.
I was worried they'd only be used on the defense.
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Like obviously that isn't gonna happen for…a very long while, to say the least. But still, that's a thought that was evoked.The Defender calls the beasts: A true defender treats their animals well, and fights with them as allies. Even the most broken and abused creature will regain the strength to fight back against their abuser and fight for their freedom.
It would be sweet... but after so many thousands of years, I doubt anything remains of Galrauch's proud spirit anymore. The only mercy he can be given now is death.I'm curious: anyone else think Galrauch when they read this?
Like obviously that isn't gonna happen for…a very long while, to say the least. But still, that's a thought that was evoked.
She'd be the best Handmaiden.For those new or who have forgotten, a reminder of what Luthien (almost) looks like. Just imagine a black glowing veil over her form.
But, the army books have his spirit still struggling, and they're meant to work into the modern day of the 2500s.It would be sweet... but after so many thousands of years, I doubt anything remains of Galrauch's proud spirit anymore. The only mercy he can be given now is death.
Really? I didn't remember there being any hesitation to his slaughter of Karak Vlag or of Languerre du Lac's hometown.But, the army books have his spirit still struggling, and they're meant to work into the modern day of the 2500s.
I'm guessing it's struggling in the recesses of his mind/spirit or something like that. Enough left to torture through seeing how his possessed body is being used but not enough to DO anything. That tracks for something chaos would do.Really? I didn't remember there being any hesitation to his slaughter of Karak Vlag or of Languerre du Lac's hometown.
Yeah, but he still has the Spirit of Galrauch rule representing the, well, spirit of Galrauch.Really? I didn't remember there being any hesitation to his slaughter of Karak Vlag or of Languerre du Lac's hometown.
Oddrún gestured up the mountain and Sigvald saw that the dragon was attempting to devour itself. Sigvald's song had injured it more fatally than any weapon could have done. As it smashed its way across the glittering rocks, its two heads were lunging at each other, tearing long wounds in its winding necks and screaming in pain and anger. The huge creature was shrouded in smoke and as it rolled around, whole chunks of the mountain disintegrated, tumbling down towards them.
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They both looked up at Galrauch and saw that one of the heads had locked its jaws around the throat of the other, pinning it to the ground. The dragon's huge wings were beating wildly, covering the mountainside with rolling clouds of smoke, but its body was sprawled motionless as the two heads duelled.
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Oddrún raised his arms over his head to protect himself, but the dragon was too busy destroying itself to attack. The giant looked down to see a severed toe at his feet. The thing was as big as his arm and pumping gouts of black blood over the rocks. It ended in a long, blue-grey talon.
I mean, the idea is enticing, just don't see why he'd be interested in allowing himself to be impressed someone did that. Non-Ulthuani and non-Cathayan dragons seem to be fairy stereotypical in just wanting to live, enrich themselves, and be as destructive kings of their territories.Also, as a side note, if we do well enough in stopping the invasion here and even possibly reverse it to Ironhill...well this will be the SECOND bit of antics that a certain bloodthirster had in the works that we've spited.
Going to be fun to see his reaction to Luthien arriving just in the nick of time to stop all his plans and those of the nurgle thing too.
I keep telling people, Skulex.
Imagine earning HIS approval and getting the chance to make armor for HIM.
Oh that would be a sight to see.
Partly his hatred of Chaos, partly that Luthien can make him things that REALLY enrich himself, and that he could possibly get simple tribute from the bjornlings for as long as their kingdom lasts. These are all guesses as we'd need to find him, court him, and see what his price is.Is there something about his character in the Warhammer rule book story bits I have forgotten that lends itself to that?
I stand corrected.Yeah, but he still has the Spirit of Galrauch rule representing the, well, spirit of Galrauch.
And he showed it when Sigvald came for him:
I guess the real difference is whether or not it ensures Galrauch will be free of his curse in death. If he dies normally, Tzeentch may get his soul, but if he dies after being rid of the Lord of Change he had been bound to, his soul may be free. Which in and of itself would be worth it. One less threat to the civilized world and we put the kin of Aenarion's mighty companion to rest.The question is then: Would he survive being purged and could luthien and whomever was helping her be able to prevent him from killing them while they do it?
If we purify him but it causes him to die because the chaos bits flake off and enough of that does to kill him...then it's still the same thing as giving him a death, just a longer drawn out one.
I imagine the bigger challenge will be getting him to trust that the agreement won't be broken. Norsca has seen many would-be civilizations rise and fall, and Skulex was present to see most of them and likely played a part in the destruction of a few. He may not trust that these feeble mortals will be capable of not reverting to Chaos worship in the time of one of his naps.Do they have grudges with him? Confirmed? Do we have confirmation that he will act maliciously or take more than can be borne?
Empowering Skulex, as far as the information we have goes, will not be antithetical to luthien or the finubar wetworks team.
Also, with dragons, once they make an agreement, they tend to stick with it.
Regular tribute that he doesnt HAVE to extort serves his 'greed' better than otherwise.
I guess the real difference is whether or not it ensures Galrauch will be free of his curse in death. If he dies normally, Tzeentch may get his soul, but if he dies after being rid of the Lord of Change he had been bound to, his soul may be free.
If Luthien manages to actually save Galrauch then that's a true feat of legend right there. Removing Chaos from the first and mightiest of all Chaos Dragons is the sort of thing that gets all of Caledor singing your praises.
I imagine the bigger challenge will be getting him to trust that the agreement won't be broken. Norsca has seen many would-be civilizations rise and fall, and Skulex was present to see most of them and likely played a part in the destruction of a few. He may not trust that these feeble mortals will be capable of not reverting to Chaos worship in the time of one of his naps.
That's not to say he wouldn't have anything to benefit from a tithe of protection. The "King of Norsca" Ulfar is going to be seeing all manner of Ulthuani, Dawi, Tilean, Kislevite, etc. goods flow through his realm, after all, of which even a small portion would be a massive boon to Skulex's horde. It's just that he'd need a damn good reason to give it a try.