Katsuragi
The 1%
And to weigh in on the Tyrion thing...I don't much go for VS, but Tyrion'd win.
Ruling on a Vs. match is a bit different when it's entirely within the context of your own story.
And to weigh in on the Tyrion thing...I don't much go for VS, but Tyrion'd win.
And very iconic, for better or worse they're an integral part of the setting. The main annoyance is that we only see the Sigmar ones and never the frothing maniacs of the other cults at least not on a regular basis so its quite nice to get to see people like the Foamies.
Yeah that's true. Hadn't considered that.Does that makes sense? You'll more often see Foamborne bonking Holders of the Shore over the head, Knights of the White Wolf running down adherents of the Winter Throne after they burned a granary down, and so on and so forth. You won't see Foamborne going after
Witch Hunters will kill anyone, anytime, anywhere, regardless of affiliation because that's...sort of who they are, as an organization, because GrimDark and Warhammer. Because those people might be serving Chaos, either consciously or unconsciously, and either is a sin worth killing over, even if on suspicion alone.
mmm TBF I am thinking with a long term perspective of "what's worse?" Cause in my mind taking the Fulcrum, killin the elves and then amping himself with the Fulcrim and a whole lotta warp stone would let him nuke Middenheim off the map or something.That presupposses he's actually coming HERE, instead of coming from the Drakwald and attacking Middenland to try and snuff out the flame of Ulric or to utterly table Reikland and destroy it. It's possible he's going to help lead the Centigor charge, but it's more likely he's using the centigor crusade as a bluff/feint or to cut us off from reinforcing the southern provinces.
Purely world building question, but would you say the witch hunters in our times are marginally worse than the canon age ones regarding the colleges due to there not being enough time yet for the Magnus's laws regarding the Wizards yet? Just interested in your opinion on that matter.Witch Hunters will kill anyone, anytime, anywhere, regardless of affiliation because that's...sort of who they are, as an organization, because GrimDark and Warhammer. Because those people might be serving Chaos, either consciously or unconsciously, and either is a sin worth killing over, even if on suspicion alone.
There is a lot of assumptions going into even Malagor being capable of winning a battle against Archmage jumped up on the magic juice imho. That place is probably safer than Wulfenburg if we stuck every soldier in our three armies on its walls.mmm TBF I am thinking with a long term perspective of "what's worse?" Cause in my mind taking the Fulcrum, killin the elves and then amping himself with the Fulcrim and a whole lotta warp stone would let him nuke Middenheim off the map or something.
I have to agree with this, I really do like the idea of a full on polytheist religious landscape in a state at this level of social development. it's one of the things that makes me actually like warhammer fantasy.I second this. the pantheon of the empire is really interesting, its such a shame we mostly just see a dozen flavors of sigmarte and a few kinds of ulrican. The interplay of having so many cults is neat.
Hasn't it gone weird? Or at least off its canon trajectory due to you know them getting a big showing with Sylvania which showed their utility and danger far earlier than expected.Purely world building question, but would you say the witch hunters in our times are marginally worse than the canon age ones regarding the colleges due to there not being enough time yet for the Magnus's laws regarding the Wizards yet? Just interested in your opinion on that matter.
It is one of the best parts of the setting and of the many things I hate about recent editions its that the writers went full ****ing witch hunter.I have to agree with this, I really do like the idea of a full on polytheist religious landscape in a state at this level of social development. it's one of the things that makes me actually like warhammer fantasy.
My assumption was basically sends enough cannon fodder to soften em up (maybe even cause a few miscastes who knows) and then goes in himself. Basically take advantage of one of the beast men's big advantages and the elves weakesses.There is a lot of assumptions going into even Malagor being capable of winning a battle against Archmage jumped up on the magic juice imho. That place is probably safer than Wulfenburg if we stuck every soldier in our three armies on its walls.
EDIT: Then again, Morghur did nearly kill Ariel, so what do i know.
mmm TBF I am thinking with a long term perspective of "what's worse?" Cause in my mind taking the Fulcrum, killin the elves and then amping himself with the Fulcrim and a whole lotta warp stone would let him nuke Middenheim off the map or something.
But you know is a beast man probably doesn't have that kinda thought process??? Maybe.
for some reason, number 2 suddenly had me remember the movie Steamboy, vapor jetpacks anyone?Once the Vapor Tanks can now be produced I have two major ideas regarding them.
1. First, off we share the design with the Altdorf College so its not lost and so they can also produce more Vapor Tanks in Empire and use it to fight against its many enemies.
2. Second, I think we should once and awhile take an action to build a Vapor Tank ever turn or so not only for us but selling it to other armies to use to not only get Vapor Tanks out there but also get large cash infusions.
In other news, it was a bad move that we didn't at least fire Marlissa. Would've at least been a token indicator that we disapproved of how far they went. We were even given so many omakes' worth of her being a deceitful piece of self-righteous little shit relative to the ones who butchered our whole family so we wouldn't feel about about it. Oh well.
It explicitly said she's aware she's got a noose around her neck.In other news, it was a bad move that we didn't at least fire Marlissa. Would've at least been a token indicator that we disapproved of how far they went. We were even given so many omakes' worth of her being a deceitful piece of self-righteous little shit relative to the ones who butchered our whole family so we wouldn't feel about about it. Oh well.
I second this. the pantheon of the empire is really interesting, its such a shame we mostly just see a dozen flavors of sigmarte and a few kinds of ulrican. The interplay of having so many cults is neat.
I have to agree with this, I really do like the idea of a full on polytheist religious landscape in a state at this level of social development. it's one of the things that makes me actually like warhammer fantasy.
Purely world building question, but would you say the witch hunters in our times are marginally worse than the canon age ones regarding the colleges due to there not being enough time yet for the Magnus's laws regarding the Wizards yet? Just interested in your opinion on that matter.
Possibly, but that doesn't mean he can't come to a similar conclusion through whatever logic he does use.Such thoughts are probably too civilized, and it supposes he knows its there. Given that beastmen are not tied into the civilized rummor mills, that's a big ask.
Additionally last interlude we saw him in was Drakwald not the hohenzolern forest.
That's what she says. The woman who's been lying to our face for the entirety of our decades-long association without us ever suspecting a thing.It explicitly said she's aware she's got a noose around her neck.
Projects hugs.
Pretty sure that's her mom?That's what she says. The woman who's been lying to our face for the entirety of our decades-long association without us ever suspecting a thing.
I don't trust her as far as a baby skaven can spit her.
Possibly, but that doesn't mean he can't come to a similar conclusion through whatever logic he does use.
As for knows its there, so many beastmen, so influential and very magically attuned I'd be surprised he missed it.
As for wrong forest, well for one he can fly, two likely teleport and three beast ways. He's got options.
If you're talking about the picture, that's concept art from the old WH MMO Age of Reckoning, not exactly primary material.I know we're not likely going to see trains, but I'd like to mention that the dwarfs build trains at some point, at least according to the wiki.
Dwarfs
"We sons of Grungni may have drunk deep from the bitter waters of misfortune, but we yet survive. Whilst a single Dwarf draws breath, we will fight the evils that assail us, and we will never, ever give up." —Hengist Stonebelly, Dwarf Longbeard[3a] The Dwarfs, or the Dawi as they call themselves...warhammerfantasy.fandom.com
If you want to see something with more atmosphere that gets across Frederick's rage and subtle and not so subtle threats so as to get the catharsis you would like?That's what she says. The woman who's been lying to our face for years without us ever suspecting a thing.
I don't trust her as far as a baby skaven can spit her.