so should that be +0.20 RpA?
so should that be +0.20 RpA?
Close. They could get physical nutrition out of meat, but their species also needed to consume souls, if a tiny portion, to be mentally sated. So they were fine body-wise, but their minds...So, just Built Evil, insane obligate sentient carnivores because food alone doesn't sate their hunger, but they somehow lasted long enough to be spacefaring despite that.
Close. They could get physical nutrition out of meat, but their species also needed to consume souls, if a tiny portion, to be mentally sated. So they were fine body-wise, but their minds...
Oh, they are. But when the ones you are making peace with are the only way you could stop being hungry then you kinda...don't.Ooof, just your standard 40K Bad Guy Alien race then, as opposed to the "Funny friend-shaped" ones we've otherwise encountered, where there's no peace possible because they're biologically incapable of making it?
Oh, they are. But when the ones you are making peace with are the only way you could stop being hungry then you kinda...don't.
Oh, they are. But when the ones you are making peace with are the only way you could stop being hungry then you kinda...don't.
I think we should try focusing on the Planet Eating Machine since we gave the power to lessen the burden. Especially if we make more use of Songs.Hmm should we do a dev click this turn? I know we are probably dropping at least one general action on buying out Ashan
If we were cynical enough to do it (and had living specimen), could we feed them people irrecoverably doomed to chaos (people who refuse doing the pentinance engine -> their souls will undoubtedly go to chaos when they die) to deny chaos the souls?Close. They could get physical nutrition out of meat, but their species also needed to consume souls, if a tiny portion, to be mentally sated. So they were fine body-wise, but their minds...
One interesting thing is that they derive no satiation from cannibalusm, despite practising it.So if our egg heads and Choirs poke at the DNA/souls/whatever what are they going to find? Was it natural evolution, a bioweapons program someone lost track of, one of the four or their daemons fucking around for shits and giggles, do we have to worry about Bile coming around to check of a old side project?
I assume there is no way to purify the species, this seems like it had to do with more then the DNA.
it isn't, and no. Will clarify that.If it turns out that the Black Ash Clan is still listed in error, I'll do something with that. Actually, while we can't generate free General AP on Research, can we spend free General AP on Research @HeroCooky ?
Yeah, after all, after this turn it will be a decade since the entire war ended.How long does the Alliance option exist for Lords of Eternity? I assume the earlier done the better?
If they had done that, and had unlocked Symphonies, you would have understood that the veil around their homeworld's was a bit too thin, which led to them being influenced by the Warp more and shaped to require souls to nourish themselves.So if our egg heads and Choirs poke at the DNA/souls/whatever what are they going to find?
First: Bruh.If we were cynical enough to do it (and had living specimen), could we feed them people irrecoverably doomed to chaos (people who refuse doing the pentinance engine -> their souls will undoubtedly go to chaos when they die) to deny chaos the souls?
Let the birbs munch on the living chaos-doomed, taking a bit of their soul with every bite, then saving the chaos-doomed before they die, let them recover their flesh to feed the Souleater-birds again until only soulless meat remains.
Maybe it use to exist but they eat it all?One interesting thing is that they derive no satiation from cannibalusm, despite practising it.
So, they have no souls, yet need to eat them. Heavily suggests they're artificial/manipulated, because why would you evolve to need a food source not present in your environment?
Ya, that was probably me being a bit greedy. Oh well, we miss out on one turn of New Dawn. I'm a bit surprised there are people living there. They were literally right next door and we have 70% scouting and didn't see them? I guess they're not spacefaring. They're not even in the Discovered Nations of the Galaxy.Ooof, just your standard 40K Bad Guy Alien race then, as opposed to the "Funny friend-shaped" ones we've otherwise encountered, where there's no peace possible because they're biologically incapable of making it?
Anyway, looks like the New Horizons thing backfired because there's an actual power in the weird patch, but I was one of the ones saying it wasn't needed so I guess it is what it is.
We should definitely do 3 general actions this turn - probably something like :Hmm should we do a dev click this turn? I know we are probably dropping at least one general action on buying out Ashan
My money's on them being a bio-weapon species. If it was a Warp curse they would probably be worshipping the Ruinous Powers by now. As for evolution gone wrong, a bio-weapon is far more likely to result in the condition we have seen.Yikes, no wonder they were evil, an eternal hunger for meat would drive anyone violent.
The fact that other sapient life was the only way to cause it to end makes you wonder how something like that happened. Warp curse, bio-weapon species, evolution gone horribly wrong?
... Huh. Definitely seems a bit more Enslaver-lite or those Warp-native aliens than anything from Chaos.If they had done that, and had unlocked Symphonies, you would have understood that the veil around their homeworld's was a bit too thin, which led to them being influenced by the Warp more and shaped to require souls to nourish themselves.
If we were cynical enough to do it (and had living specimen), could we feed them people irrecoverably doomed to chaos (people who refuse doing the pentinance engine -> their souls will undoubtedly go to chaos when they die) to deny chaos the souls?
Let the birbs munch on the living chaos-doomed, taking a bit of their soul with every bite, then saving the chaos-doomed before they die, let them recover their flesh to feed the Souleater-birds again until only soulless meat remains.
Remember about the sands
Is this action like all the diplomatic programs we have ever had(horizon, Econ integration and all?) cause if so damn take it(Gain: Full Alliance (Trade, Military, Economy, Research) with the Lords of Eternity.)
Right, symphonies. I've wanted to make a symphony theorycrafting post for a little while, based on the things we know about symphonies. They're basically like super-songs and represent us getting even better at psykana stuff. We need 10 songs to unlock them, and to string together 5 to actually make one.If they had done that, and had unlocked Symphonies, you would have understood that the veil around their homeworld's was a bit too thin, which led to them being influenced by the Warp more and shaped to require souls to nourish themselves.
The thing about symphonies is you chain together 5 songs to make one, so those songs should be of a theme. They take one action to make, and mixing a song that doesn't fit into them is a bad idea, as we've seen with some of our song ideas.
We have 8 songs:
1. They spawn their SAGs at Elite level. Which...*gestures at your massive amount of SAGs* may just be something you will debate over in quality vs. quantity.1. The 2 hostile worlds are nothing special? We just lose 4 actions worth of dev to increase our size by like 5%? No valuable resources or technology to offset their hostility?
2. If we only colonize 4 worlds instead of the 6 we could do from the ISC, will they become productive quicker? Like 80 years instead of the ~120 it's been in the past?
3. Are there any more details on the Clans who Live There? Not just what they're like, but what the 3 worlds are like? I want to know if it's worth investing any actions in them - I remember you said the worlds were connected by archeotech portals but were becoming more inhospitable over time, and I'm not sure what the paths forward are.
4. Can we change our subversion target away from Qo since it's only been 10 years? Is it still early enough we can pull out? 300 years is a long time and we've got some targets that are closer to home.
5. What happened to our Malusian subversion? Don't we get it next turn? We were subverting them and now we're not? The write-in was to change the slot that was focused on Brans to subert Qo, not the one that was subverting Malusian.
That is already noted in Research.So what Knight classes and weapons do we have access to for production and reverse engineering?
Yes. And you just literally dueled them over a world. Introductions are likely not needed.Is this action like all the diplomatic programs we have ever had(horizon, Econ integration and all?) cause if so damn take it
Edit: also the Black Ash Clan intro is no longer there?