Baldur is no go so the question remains who to who?
Like I suggested, Oriacarius and Maticus. The rest of our Astartes aren't the best at socializing. Ori isn't either but he makes up for it in fame and respect.
@Daemon Hunter By the way, I realise I should probably have asked earlier, how exactly does sending a Hero to a Social go? And what does that mean for later in that turn, is the Hero still available to use for compliances or is that dependant on the Social?
Basically we aren't coaxing as much information out of them as we would if Kesar had gone, but we still get something important, but are probably missing a bit of critical context.It generally means a reduced effect and that takes up the heroes time. But they are available for compliances afterward.
If Fulgrim's able to convince one of our Heroes to stick with Emps after they received the bombshell that is his grand replacement scheme, I'm gonna have to give it to the Phoenician, he's clearly the best mind controller in the galaxy.One thing I should warn you about is that your heroes may be influenced by some of the socials they undertake. For Mara and Fulgrim especially, the two of them are charismatic.
If Fulgrim's able to convince one of our Heroes to stick with Emps after they received the bombshell that is his grand replacement scheme, I'm gonna have to give it to the Phoenician, he's clearly the best mind controller in the galaxy.
That or just coloring certain perspectives. I'm sure a few of our heroes wouldn't be happy to know why the Goliath Protocol is being enacted.While I can confirm that's out of the question, there are a number of intermediate steps in between that they could be swayed towards.
Alpharius is already the rebel one, since he thinks Vulkan's got some good points. If you want to convince someone who isn't on board then you'd need to go for Omegon.Alternatively, if we wanna go all in, here's another plan that adds Alpharius the God of Espionage, Traps and Theft, who might be the biggest actor to play for upcoming civil war especially if we turn him more towards the rebel side (perhaps by dropping the Eldar prophecy about the fucking madness the Emperor is pulling) or at least mitigating how bad things can get. Kesar and him are best-bros too.
[] Alpharius - The Hydra is divided when it comes to the loyalists and rebels. The Hydra is drawn in multiple directions due to arguments between the heads. One of the Hydra's heads now asks Kesar to support their attempt to fix the Imperium through any means necessary.
[] Omegon - The Hydra is divided when it comes to the loyalists and rebels. The Hydra is drawn in multiple directions due to arguments between the heads. One of the Hydra's heads now asks Kesar to support their attempt to stabilize the Imperium through any means necessary.
This I can moreso understand but I do still have a big problem with it: Karcer. If the intention is to regain some of her respect or at least trust, it needs Kesar to be there in person. Karcer already knows Ori but her only interactions with Kesar have been "book, massive loss against an AI despite her protests, reveal that he and his Legion have been keeping the existence of Warp superbeings a secret from her." Ori instead can go to Fulgrim/Ferrus or Sang/Mort imo.[X] Plan Turning the Tide
-[X] Sacrifice 5 research years for 1 social x2
-[X] Vect
-[X] Guilliman
-[X] Lord General Militant Karcer
--[X] Oriacarius
-[X] Warden Heroes
-[X] Lord General Mara
--[X] Maticus
-[X] Fulgrim and Ferrus
-[X] Sanguinius and Mortarion
-[X] Alpharius
-[X] Omegon
I'll be honest I forgot which was which for the Twins.Alpharius is already the rebel one, since he thinks Vulkan's got some good points. If you want to convince someone who isn't on board then you'd need to go for Omegon.
Not that I'm a fan of either of these with how you seem to prioritize the Renegade Few and Mara to the point you want us to sacrifice 5 research actions for them at minimum and all of them at maximum. Honestly, how can you think that either of those would do anywhere near as much as 5 research actions would?
And what will having a talk with her do? Most likely nothing. The Renegade Few is a bit more understandable but even assuming Perturabo wouldn't tell Kesar the plan unless we send someone there, we lack any means of affecting the outcome.I'll be honest I forgot which was which for the Twins.
Mainly, I think Mara and the Renegade Few because those two are basically right at the epicentre of civil war stuff. Mara because she's the leader of the Gamma bloc that's facing the Emperor's wrath, which is causing such huge shit it's absurd, and the Renegade Few because civil war is being planned and being there would let us know exactly what the main rebel side is planning.
This I can moreso understand but I do still have a big problem with it: Karcer. If the intention is to regain some of her respect or at least trust, it needs Kesar to be there in person. Karcer already knows Ori but her only interactions with Kesar have been "book, massive loss against an AI despite her protests, reveal that he and his Legion have been keeping the existence of Warp superbeings a secret from her." Ori instead can go to Fulgrim/Ferrus or Sang/Mort imo.