To put this into perspective, Mathilde's only been in Laurelorn for a year and some change. The half year hasn't ended because this turn hasn't ended. The Elves have been scribing for her for one year. That's a very short time.
Yeah, you have lots of job opportunities in Laurelorn, and some of them seem to be (mostly) chill. Be like Cadaeth. All she knows is McDonalds, charging her Lornalim, be bisexual, eat hot chip and lie.
Searching for valuables in ruins? I'm not familiar with the word but that seems to be what it means from google.
Somebody's gotta get all that marble that the Cityborn use to build literally everything in their city. Almost everything in the city is made by it.
I find that somewhat dubious. Battlemages seem to be kept apart and under closer eye because of the sheer danger someone who actually knows battlemagic possesses. And because they could potentially explode and all, but the reason why they are under such heavy vigil will primarily be the first one. So while i could believe they could be made to stay confined within their college as a perpetual maybe, i rather doubt the sealing would work because of what they already know.
Forcing someone who doesn't want to continue doing their risky job anymore to continue doing that job despite expressing a desire to stop is one of the dumbest decisions you could make. It's basics of management that you shouldn't do that, because an uncooperative Battle Wizard is far worse than them deciding to retire and do something else.
I mean yeah sure. But at that point you weight an unwilling hazard and active security threat that has knowledge of how to bring ruination to cities that you can't trust. If they retire, they still stay confined, i think.
I mean, sure, but the person I was responding to said that the only two choices are death or promotion, which I objected to. Some people suffer career ending injuries and decide to stop going to battles. You wouldn't force a Battle Wizard who's been paralysed from the waist down to go to Battle (the implication here being that he can't be healed). He'd likely get onto a wheelchair and teach lessons or something. Death or promotion aren't the only options.
Sorta, i think? Like, its not that extreme, but ultimately the only way out of the gilded cage of Battlemages probably is death or promotion. They will never be let off to wander the world casting around wonders (aside from special dispensation as we have seen in quest) the way journeymen or magisters do unless they make it to Lord Magister, i think. Their life is still one of confinement and in that way i think he was right.
They might not be forced to fight but they are still confined and will likely stay that way until they are dead or LM.
You were arguing with Mopman who said that the only way are death or promotion. He is right. The only way out of being treated like a Battlemage is stop being someone that was taught to be Battlemage, and that is by either becoming a LM or a corpse as far as we can infer.
I wasn't arguing with him. He was replying to me. I was replying to Primemountain. Primemountain was effectively saying that death is a guarantee, I replied saying no it wasn't, Mopman replied by saying death or promotion is the only way out. Are you capable of reading my argument better than I am? I know what I was arguing for, and I never even considered the cage. I was talking about death.
According to Mazdamundi, nobody can escape death. Well, except for a certain someone:
In canon? Yes. Quest canon? I don't know. Elspeth is said to have the ashes of a dead god in her hourglass. There are multiple instances of Gods dying in End Times. Valaya, the Gods of Nehekhara, Ulric etc.
Seems to be a pretty clear example of Gods dying in quest canon.
nope, its apparently an total war original 'the demon prince' you can customise yourself.
Like Godkiller-Dagger died? God absorption? Died memetically? I tried, but my google-fu is weak.
I think it's kind of anthromorphised, but usually it's something like an Avatar being killed or a Sacred Object being destroyed. Gregor Martak the Avatar of Ulric was killed, Ulric's Sacred Flame was extinguished, and I think Ulric saved Sigmar's life (oh yeah Sigmar comes back in all his glory in End Times because his two previous Avatars couldn't do the job) before dying. They wanted to make it dramatic. People who read the End Times use "eat" to refer to some of the God deaths, I don't know how literal that is. Nagash is really into vore I guess.
Don't worry, I'm confident that the Ungol units for Kislev are just being saved for an overpriced DLC!
I've found Bel'akor guys.
