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The Long Night Part One: Embers in the Dusk: A Planetary Governor Quest (43k) Complete Sequel Up
- Thread starter Durin
- Start date
Doomed Wombat
Let's go Darling!
- Location
- Dancing on wires!
Not really. We're going to be fighting in the colonies either way Gehenna maybe further away, but it's still a colony.
The wars after when we invade Valinor and possible the ork worlds.
- Location
- Alice Springs, Australia
1. yes it isWell we can do one of the Nova upgrades next turn and replace it with Sheer (they both take two years) and we need to get Jacob his sword.
I just want to have Ridcully on hand to do see em for max boni.
Oh...
@Durin
1. Is it because the code is too long/complicated for Ridcully to see it in it's entirety? (Or the more obvious answer is there be goodies on em that you don't want us cheating to get)
2. How does Ridcully rate his chances at diverting the Waargh towards Valinor ATM?
Oh good now to capitalise on it.
Though I get the feeling this is why you didn't want us to get our mitts on the ruins
2. bad, the Waaagh is coming from the North and Valinor is in the South
Doomed Wombat
Let's go Darling!
- Location
- Dancing on wires!
Aww pisss.
Doomed Wombat
Let's go Darling!
- Location
- Dancing on wires!
- Location
- Alice Springs, Australia
Current Mechanicus Unrest 3/10
10/10 guarantees civil war
Vanaheim - 11% support, 40% opposition
Midgard - 18% support, 5% opposition
Avernus - 63% support, 4% opposition
Alfheim - 23% support, 35% opposition
Asgard- 28% support, 13% opposition
Military - 27% support, 66% opposition
Titan Legions - 5% support, 4% opposition
Explorator -97% support, 3% opposition
Biologis - 85% support, 12% opposition
10/10 guarantees civil war
Vanaheim - 11% support, 40% opposition
Midgard - 18% support, 5% opposition
Avernus - 63% support, 4% opposition
Alfheim - 23% support, 35% opposition
Asgard- 28% support, 13% opposition
Military - 27% support, 66% opposition
Titan Legions - 5% support, 4% opposition
Explorator -97% support, 3% opposition
Biologis - 85% support, 12% opposition
Ok than invading Valinor so that the immediate area around us is somewhat safe.
- Location
- Leicester UK
So only Vanaheim and Alfheim have a conservative majority, military support is still a minority but that has still shot up, we got the biologis and exploritator, I'd bet on us getting strong support from the titan legions if we repair and upgrade the Sanctus.
The reformation is looking good right now.
The galaxy fell to shit mind but the reformation is on track.
The reformation is looking good right now.
The galaxy fell to shit mind but the reformation is on track.
Nianque
Verified Dragon
Here's the previous numbers for comparison
That did some really weird things to the numbers. Over all net gain, but looks like a lot of the neutrals are choosing sides.
Vanaheim - 10% support, 36% opposition
Midgard - 3% support, 3% opposition
Avernus - 50% support, 3% opposition
Alfheim - 20% support, 30% opposition
Asgard- 20% support, 10% opposition
Military - 15% support, 65% opposition
Titan Legions - 3% support, 3% opposition
Explorator -90% support, 3% opposition
Biologis - 75% support, 10% opposition
Midgard - 3% support, 3% opposition
Avernus - 50% support, 3% opposition
Alfheim - 20% support, 30% opposition
Asgard- 20% support, 10% opposition
Military - 15% support, 65% opposition
Titan Legions - 3% support, 3% opposition
Explorator -90% support, 3% opposition
Biologis - 75% support, 10% opposition
That did some really weird things to the numbers. Over all net gain, but looks like a lot of the neutrals are choosing sides.
- Location
- To the left. No, not there, the other left.
How come our throne income took a huge dive compared to last turn (10B compared to 36B)? The only large project finished last turn seems to be CotO and its upkeep is more than covered by Midgard trade and bonus throne income from crit economic focus.
Locard you twat.
- Location
- Australia
Would critical successes decrease the chance more than 5%?
- Location
- The Bayou, Everglades
Holy early update, Batman!
And you know what that means?
VALINOR IS COMING
That Crusade fleet just jumped up in priority for Divination.Well, at least Order of Omens is finally paying off.
Exactly what I've been belly-aching for. So there is that, too.
Oh. Uh. Wow. ಠ_ಠ
Yes, we need this.
Goodbye Relic Materials... Hello crushing Svartalfheim debt.At least he's learning.
I thought something was off. Nice.
You really think that's what's important now? Or that we'll have six years? More importantly, do you really think now is the time to undermine morale and bring Unrest in the House of Mechanicus?
What are you talking abo- oh, the Mycenid, right. Sure. Yes.
Maybe this?
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notanautomaton
I've got 99 quests, I've finished one
- Location
- The Bayou, Everglades
I like your thinking. Void Abaci are useful both in the short and long term. Question is how long they take to implement compared to upgraded weapons like the Spinal Accelerators.
It depends on rolls. We lucked out last turn because of the crit.
- Location
- Alice Springs, Australia
yes they are
it depends on the action and its results, she does tell you that it will encourage more people to choose sides
- Location
- Alice Springs, Australia
Spoiler: Telekinesis
Like many of the psychic disciplines there are several ways to conceptualize Telekinesis. The most common view Telekinesis in the Imperial Trust is as the manipulation of matter and kinetic force. As such many Telekinetics end up becoming Artisans. There are two common forms of Telekinesis and several rarer forms.
First is Telekinesis, where the Psyker moves objects around, either on a macro or micro scale. This can be used by psykers of any focus, with the difference being that power focused psykers generally rely on moving large objects to cause damage while control focused psykers rely on moving small objects precisely to do the same damge.
Next is Force Manipulation, where the Psyker creates regions that halt or enhance kinetic energy. This is mostly used to create Telekinetic shields to defend the Psyker and those around him but can also be used to enhance the fire of kinetic weapons, such as the Impaler. Force Manipulation is a Power depended art.
There are several forms of advanced Telekinesis that have wildly varied effects, including Transmutation and Technomancy.
- Location
- The Bayou, Everglades
I don't think anyone undecided chooses to become techno-conservative because of a discovery that supports techno-progressives.
Or do those numbers reflect feelings?
We might crit again. We don't know if even a crit makes Abaci relatively quick to install.
@Durin
How long does Tranth estimate that it would take to produce and install Abaci?
I really don't like the sound of a house divided right now.
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- Location
- Leicester UK
You don't know what I think, that's an observation on the mechanicus political situation, not a plan suggestion.
- Location
- Alice Springs, Australia
he is not sure, installing will be easy, producing harder
and its more people leaning towards conservative but not all the way there going full conservative in response to others going progressive
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