Small note, he would not be a light wizard, if he follows the same path as canon at least, he would be a guy with very good mage sense and a will of iron that made him not touch the magic at all. He could then be trained in any Wind.
Warhammer Fantasy: A Princess of the Borderlands
- Thread starter Tekomandor
- Start date
- Fantasy
Small note, he would not be a light wizard, if he follows the same path as canon at least, he would be a guy with very good mage sense and a will of iron that made him not touch the magic at all. He could then be trained in any Wind.
- Pronouns
- They/Them
New objective: get a strong enough force to have the empire give Averland to us in exchange for mages.
Adrian XXIV
Average User, from Poland
- Location
- Poland
- Pronouns
- He/Him
Funfact: There was a Quest with "Be Founder of The Colleges before Teclis" as premier, that had Border Princes as "Main Location"
Why settle for one state, take the whole empire
You know. Estalia and Sartosa are closer.
Trust me, there is a lot of terytory to claim before that.
*every last one of them is a sorcerer calling on the power of a human god*
*instantly causes religious strife as the imperials descend into even more civil war over it*
Osydin: Humans.
K von Carstein
Likes to go for a walk
- Location
- Belgium
- Pronouns
- He
Ideally, we should create a national identity for our little colony. A sense of pride can go a long way to boost cohesion in and out of the battlefield, as well as diminishing the risk of rebellion.
birdmaster01
Big Tech's Strongest Soldier
This is the Borderlands
There are peoples here who would stab each other over which villages back in the Empire they came from
You can make them coexist but you can't make them unite
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Adrian XXIV
Average User, from Poland
- Location
- Poland
- Pronouns
- He/Him
Border Princes's area is effectively "Wild South" of The Empire.
You can literally become "Border Prince" by stabbing four sticks into the ground, and until anyone else comes an (most probably) kills you, this is "your land"
You can literally become "Border Prince" by stabbing four sticks into the ground, and until anyone else comes an (most probably) kills you, this is "your land"
Sertorius
Rebellious Legate
- Location
- Roma Invicta
That and backstabbing is common enough, that even a Skaven would feel right at home here. Like I said, the most common way of succession is being removed from the board by one of your own, besides a stronger opponent.
This is basically a bandit heaven, were the guy/girl with the biggest stick makes the rules.
"Not with that attitude"
Well. We got one big stick. Time to make it long.
Adrian XXIV
Average User, from Poland
- Location
- Poland
- Pronouns
- He/Him
Honestly, like "Loyalty is its own Reward" has "Potential Foes" and "Mercenary Mage Quest" has "DoW/Warbands", I feel that it would be interesting if we could make "Potential Neighbours" in this Quest
K von Carstein
Likes to go for a walk
- Location
- Belgium
- Pronouns
- He
Hence why we should try, to prevent our people stabbing each other. It would obviously not be done quickly, but it would do wonders for our life expectancy and that of our colony.
- Location
- Near Freiburg in South-West Germany
We do have the advantage that our leader is charismatic, hard to kill, and doesn't age as fast as humans do, so for the first few settlements that should be enough. After that we do need something. Maybe focus on the fertile fields? "With us you won't starve!" is a bit basic as far as slogans go, but seems like a good start everyone could agree on.
- Pronouns
- She/Her
Pre-planing: (it should be noted that I'm assuming my corrections were correct, if they turn out not to be, I'll redo this post)
I'm predicting 22 Child Dice, 10 Immigration Dice (though I'm oft off about how many Immigration Dice it's going to be), 1 Elf Child Die and 1 Elf Immigration Die.
That gives me 744,5 population growth on average for Tor Lacelomar.
We'll get ~2751 net food(counting new small boats but not counting trade action) so we don't need to build more farms.
But how much of a surplus, how much of a food stockpile should we try to build? I'd like some discussion on that.
If Langarheimr gets immigration, then I'm predicting 12 Child Dice and 5 Immigration Dice so 378,5 growth. 65 Decent Dwellings would cover that.
The 10 new Small Boats(if we can get the sailors for them) should keep the food production in the positives, if with a smaller surplus(from 190 to 62).(I'm assuming we can't get Magical Aid to Farmers here, if we can our numbers are way better) How much of a surplus should we try to build? How much of a stockpile?
This is my plan for getting infrastructure up to our standards.
Our standards being:
full coverage of Herbalists and Bathhouses,
no Shabby Dwellings,
Housing with minimal overcrowding for our population including the population growth that shows up after our vote,
Capacity of Walls above our population including growth,
Sewers above the population (maybe it should also include the growth but I'm skimping 1000gc this way).
Tor Lacelomar
50 Decent Dwellings (100gc)
1 Herbalist+Bathhouse (200gc)
1 Sewer [3500+1000 Capacity] (1000gc)
0.5 Wall [5000+500 Capacity] (250gc)
5 Small Boats (50gc)
Langarheimr
250 Shabby Dwellings replaced with 125 Decent Dwellings (250gc)
65 Decent Dwellings(130gc)
2 Herbalists (200gc)
2 Bathhouses (200gc)
3 Sewers [3000 Capacity] (4500gc)
3 Walls [3000 Capacity] (1500gc)
10 Small Boats (100gc)
100+200+1000+250+50+250+130+200+200+4500+1500+100
Total: 8480gc
Pricey, a big investment into Langarheimr. Still needs income increasing added.
Our budget, according to my spreadsheet, for next turn is 7845gc without accounting the trade actions.
I'm predicting 22 Child Dice, 10 Immigration Dice (though I'm oft off about how many Immigration Dice it's going to be), 1 Elf Child Die and 1 Elf Immigration Die.
That gives me 744,5 population growth on average for Tor Lacelomar.
We'll get ~2751 net food(counting new small boats but not counting trade action) so we don't need to build more farms.
But how much of a surplus, how much of a food stockpile should we try to build? I'd like some discussion on that.
If Langarheimr gets immigration, then I'm predicting 12 Child Dice and 5 Immigration Dice so 378,5 growth. 65 Decent Dwellings would cover that.
The 10 new Small Boats(if we can get the sailors for them) should keep the food production in the positives, if with a smaller surplus(from 190 to 62).(I'm assuming we can't get Magical Aid to Farmers here, if we can our numbers are way better) How much of a surplus should we try to build? How much of a stockpile?
This is my plan for getting infrastructure up to our standards.
Our standards being:
full coverage of Herbalists and Bathhouses,
no Shabby Dwellings,
Housing with minimal overcrowding for our population including the population growth that shows up after our vote,
Capacity of Walls above our population including growth,
Sewers above the population (maybe it should also include the growth but I'm skimping 1000gc this way).
Tor Lacelomar
50 Decent Dwellings (100gc)
1 Herbalist+Bathhouse (200gc)
1 Sewer [3500+1000 Capacity] (1000gc)
0.5 Wall [5000+500 Capacity] (250gc)
5 Small Boats (50gc)
Langarheimr
250 Shabby Dwellings replaced with 125 Decent Dwellings (250gc)
65 Decent Dwellings(130gc)
2 Herbalists (200gc)
2 Bathhouses (200gc)
3 Sewers [3000 Capacity] (4500gc)
3 Walls [3000 Capacity] (1500gc)
10 Small Boats (100gc)
100+200+1000+250+50+250+130+200+200+4500+1500+100
Total: 8480gc
Pricey, a big investment into Langarheimr. Still needs income increasing added.
Our budget, according to my spreadsheet, for next turn is 7845gc without accounting the trade actions.
A vampire head on a spike would be very useful either way. For those who have moral objections to such things 'look at what a scary monster we killed' for those without such objections 'look at what a scary monster we killed.'
And loot from the vampire, hopefully he has money we can steal.
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Make sure to encase it in silver and engrave symbols of Morr upon it.A vampire head on a spike would be very useful either way. For those who have moral objections to such things 'look at what a scary monster we killed' for those without such objections 'look at what a scary monster we killed.'
Hard to disagree with hygene and sanitation. Safety is a good motivator. Wonder if we could just 'buy' thralls from norscans?
In the end important part is progress being visible and expiriencable. Plus visitors. Those are always usefull, if sometimes problematic.
Maybe enchant it with inextinguishable flame and have it constantly burn away any regenerating flesh.