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Suffer Not the Witch (Warhammer 40k Psyker Quest)

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[X] Sidhe, about Art. Is there any common ground to be found in the aesthetic senses of Man and Aeldari, or are you doomed to forever be snippy about the other's lack of taste?
 
[X] Sidhe, about Art. Is there any common ground to be found in the aesthetic senses of Man and Aeldari, or are you doomed to forever be snippy about the other's lack of taste?
 
[X] Sidhe, about Art. Is there any common ground to be found in the aesthetic senses of Man and Aeldari, or are you doomed to forever be snippy about the other's lack of taste?

Sidhe probably is the companion about whom we currently know the least (especially in-character, as knowledge about the Aeldari is going to be almost non-existent, if not completely so, for the average Imperial citizen). It's worth taking a stab at trying to learn more about her.

I'll acknowledge the risk that she's also probably the most likely character to give us little or no info in conversation though.

Maugan Ra said:
Besides, you are a champion and a duelist, not a war leader - your place is at the side of someone who needs your talents, not taking command for your own.
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This is something I'm not exactly stoked to see. While I'm not super interested in playing/reading about a character who's just obsessed with accumulating power, I'm also not terribly interested in a protagonist who's so passive that they just see themselves as nothing more than a follower. And this is the natural result of letting our companions just accumulate whatever resources they want.
 
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[X] Ciro, about Singing. It's amazing the kind of notes one can hit when blessed with a body so much larger than the average man and three lungs to work with.
 
[X] Sidhe, about Art. Is there any common ground to be found in the aesthetic senses of Man and Aeldari, or are you doomed to forever be snippy about the other's lack of taste?

She's the one we've seen the least of I feel like, so more is good.
 
[X] Sidhe, about Art. Is there any common ground to be found in the aesthetic senses of Man and Aeldari, or are you doomed to forever be snippy about the other's lack of taste?
 
[X] Sidhe, about Art. Is there any common ground to be found in the aesthetic senses of Man and Aeldari, or are you doomed to forever be snippy about the other's lack of taste?

Let's see where this goes.
 
[X] Hephastus, about Sport. An enthusiasm for pursuit of perfection-in-flesh leads to some odd pursuits, and some strong opinions on rules meant to mandate 'fair play'.
 
[X] Hephastus, about Sport. An enthusiasm for pursuit of perfection-in-flesh leads to some odd pursuits, and some strong opinions on rules meant to mandate 'fair play'.
 
[x] Sidhe, about Art. Is there any common ground to be found in the aesthetic senses of Man and Aeldari, or are you doomed to forever be snippy about the other's lack of taste?

Let's interact with the Eldar about something not directly related to killing.
 
LastChronicler said:
This is something I'm not exactly stoked to see. While I'm not super interested in playing/reading about a character who's just obsessed with accumulating power, I'm also not terribly interested in a protagonist who's so passive that they just see themselves as nothing more than a follower. And this is the natural result of letting our companions just accumulate whatever resources they want.
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If it helps, part of my plan for future arcs is Vincenzo learning more... independence isn't quite right, self-reliance I suppose? It's part and parcel of having to learn to live without the support of the Imperium and its institutions, developing the skills and mindset that makes walking your own path without falling into someone else's orbit in pursuit of mere survival.

Granted there's still a few forms that could take, from becoming more assertive to just being willing to walk away from a bad deal, which is where votes will come into it.
 
[ ] Sidhe, about Art. Is there any common ground to be found in the aesthetic senses of Man and Aeldari, or are you doomed to forever be snippy about the other's lack of taste?

I was also tempted to vote for Hephestus, both because I know nothing of imperial sport other than servitor jousting. However I realized that we have probably talked to the xeno even less than him actually perhaps significantly l
 
[x] Sidhe, about Art. Is there any common ground to be found in the aesthetic senses of Man and Aeldari, or are you doomed to forever be snippy about the other's lack of taste?
 
Maugan Ra said:
This incidentally is an abomination and I hereby award you 2xp for it because it made me laugh more than is entirely proper. Please take a look at the character sheet on the first page and let me know what you want to advance.

(Also @Emy has a similar amount of xp to spend as well, I won't be chasing it up consistently I just wanted to make a note)
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Toss 'em into Persuasion, please.
 
How I see it going:

Sidhe: "Religious hymns are so last eon. I only listen to post-Commoran half garage path semijazz. You wouldn't get it, it's underground. Songs of lamentation? Yeah, I know it, I listened to it before it was cool when your kind was still crawling in the mud but they went mainstream after the Fall."
 
[x] Sidhe, about Art. Is there any common ground to be found in the aesthetic senses of Man and Aeldari, or are you doomed to forever be snippy about the other's lack of taste?
 
[x] Sidhe, about Art. Is there any common ground to be found in the aesthetic senses of Man and Aeldari, or are you doomed to forever be snippy about the other's lack of taste?
 
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