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Is the locker open?
Warhammer Fantasy: Divided Loyalties - an Advisor's Quest
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And if they want us to do that, I will vote against it. We should not be assassinating the leader of our closest ally just to secure assistance from the Ice Witches. If we get caught doing that, it'll be war, and I hope the Ice Witches are not stupid enough to fail to realise that.
Codex
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Is the locker open?
Honestly? I wouldn't mind being shoved in a locker by Sigmar if he decides to join me----It's about to be.
One way or another.
[USER WAS WITCH HUNTED FOR THIS POST]
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Witch hunted? Why? This is a perfectly normal Sigmarite fantasy.
(I wanted to add an
, but seeing as this is a polytheistic culture, it may even not be. Some polytheistic cultured had gods getting around, with gods and mortals too. Most famously, the Greek one. And there are, apparently, nonblasphemous depictions of Raland "drinking from Shallya's cup" )
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Yeah this is how you get Witch hunted:
So now we've established that Sigmar is the type of person who shoves people in lockers, who would Taylor be in the prospective WHF/Worm crossover.
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Nagash, of course.
consequences
Not A Nice Person At All
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Surprisingly, Mork.
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And we replace Taylors swarm with legions of the undead, makes sense.
Pretty sure Mork got lockered by Ranald actually. I mean I guess it can still work, but the Emma/Sophia pairing is a weird map onto Ranald/Sigmar.
E: Also surely Imp is Ranald?
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Burned_Cookie
Very tired girl.
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"I left my heresy detector in my room but I'm pretty sure I can hear it going off from here."~the best banana
Darth.
Definitely a heretic
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Sounds like a fantasy one has when absolutely hammered~
....WAIT A MINUTE
Thebigpieman
I've got this, I think.
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- United States
It'll be a tight fit for the both of you but I'm sure you'll be able to handle it.
Sir_Travelsalot
Never wakes up tired.
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The more pertinent question is, will the locker be able to handle it?It'll be a tight fit for the both of you but I'm sure you'll be able to handle it.
K von Carstein
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Too soon 😢 Rest in peace, you adorable little Kitten.
Well, I'm ready to tryIt'll be a tight fit for the both of you but I'm sure you'll be able to handle it.
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What? I thought he was born and just given a different name. Mandred?
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Regimand killed his mother because she was involved in the Lahmian conspiracy that had us entrapped.
What IronFist said, unborn child of the killed previous empress would be named Karl Franz, so no counterpart to canon Karl Franz in DL:
Mandred is from a different mother and with different upbringing and Ranald's divine attention would be completely different person.
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A new post was released detailing one of the new Legendary Lords for TW:WH 3, the Iron Dragon.
I post this and not the previous post they made on Miao Ying because this article is somewhat more relevant to the Empire and DL in extension. The most relevant part is that Shang Yang, the capital of the Western Provinces where the Iron Dragon rules is in the Warpstone Desert and that it has a very heavy trading presence from the western nations. It has permanent Imperial, Estalian and Tilean quarters, which seems relevant for trade concerns. Zhao Ming also appears to be cooperating with "cabals of Metal Wizards" and the phrasing here is very curious because Metal Wizards isn't the kind of phrasing they would use to refer to Cathay's sorcerors.
In fact, there's a line in the article that indicates that "The Jade Dragon" is quite displeased to hear about these cabals messing around with their magical stuff outside the Celestial Court. And these Metal Wizards apparently acquire materials from the Warpstone desert because of all the rare ores in it, although many of them don't come back. Also confirmation that Zhao Ming is an alchemist.
I'm very interested in seeing how Boney reconciles this information in DL's setting. I don't see too many roadblocks in incorporating this lore if Boney desires.
I post this and not the previous post they made on Miao Ying because this article is somewhat more relevant to the Empire and DL in extension. The most relevant part is that Shang Yang, the capital of the Western Provinces where the Iron Dragon rules is in the Warpstone Desert and that it has a very heavy trading presence from the western nations. It has permanent Imperial, Estalian and Tilean quarters, which seems relevant for trade concerns. Zhao Ming also appears to be cooperating with "cabals of Metal Wizards" and the phrasing here is very curious because Metal Wizards isn't the kind of phrasing they would use to refer to Cathay's sorcerors.
In fact, there's a line in the article that indicates that "The Jade Dragon" is quite displeased to hear about these cabals messing around with their magical stuff outside the Celestial Court. And these Metal Wizards apparently acquire materials from the Warpstone desert because of all the rare ores in it, although many of them don't come back. Also confirmation that Zhao Ming is an alchemist.
I'm very interested in seeing how Boney reconciles this information in DL's setting. I don't see too many roadblocks in incorporating this lore if Boney desires.
IIRC, Cathay has been pretty firmly in the "we don't really have any real stable contact with these people (except for Dragomas doing a thing that one time)" zone.
But Divided Loyalties is still a decade or two behind the "modern" timeline, and people have been working on making the route at least somewhat safer.
But Divided Loyalties is still a decade or two behind the "modern" timeline, and people have been working on making the route at least somewhat safer.
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Greasus Goldtooth takes control over the Goldtooth clan and expands his territory to dominate the Ivory Road around 2487 IC (current year in quest). Boney has said before that Greasus' efforts are a large part of what made the trip to the Far East safer, because you could consistently pay tolls to get Ogres to let you pass by instead of being raided.
Also, DL is 35 years before Total War's timeline yes, so it's possible that trade has been boosted significantly over the next few decades and especially during Karl Franz' reign.
to be clear, total war doesn't have a timeline, Grom and 'totally not D'arc' are running around in that game even though they should be long dead by the time Kal was born.
Total war is very 'timeless'.
Ericwinter
Definitely not a Skaven Infiltrator
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Taylor is probably the Horned Rat. Or whoever it is that scares even the Chaos Gods.
Maal.
And let's try to keep the thread clean of worms, I don't have the time today to buy some ham to wrap the pills in.
Darth.
Definitely a heretic
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Something something great big heldenhammer
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- on the way to the fire.
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Taking the game seven minutes in heaven to a whole other direction I see.
Sexual attraction aside, who is the best and worst divine to spend the game with assuming you can go the talking route?
Best would be Morr I think, very chill in a coffin like place and would probably love to talk to you about interesting dreams.
Worst? maybe Horned one? with rats in enclosed space, Nurgle is a no go and Slaanesh is the type who will spite make noises just to embarrass you, non chaos would probably be Ranald amusingly enough.
Sexual attraction aside, who is the best and worst divine to spend the game with assuming you can go the talking route?
Best would be Morr I think, very chill in a coffin like place and would probably love to talk to you about interesting dreams.
Worst? maybe Horned one? with rats in enclosed space, Nurgle is a no go and Slaanesh is the type who will spite make noises just to embarrass you, non chaos would probably be Ranald amusingly enough.
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