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Warhammer Fantasy: Divided Loyalties - an Advisor's Quest
- Thread starter Boney
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- warhammer warhammer fantasy fantasy be gay do crimes (gay) female protagonist pansexual protagonist ck2 quest divided loyalties mountain vietnam ranald is real this is a dwarf quest (dwarfs) this is maybe an elf quest this is not a vampire quest this is not an empire quest try it and find out open voting
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- Location
- Who knows?
I think I will be hammering on the "Follow up with past actions" options like a mad woman. Did Feldman do anything neat with the Skaven tech? What about the organ vat? And what's up with the Lustrian eggs???
Eh... I do not think he is that interesting to tell the truth, not sure if there is enough to tell about him to make a social action
This on the other hand I could very much go for, especially those eggs. We got those so long ago there could by now be a major order of Cold One Imperial knights for all we know
- Location
- Canada
We already followed up on the eggs. They hatched into salamanders, and the zoo is currently looking to see if they can find applications for their fire spray, or into whether they can establish a breeding system
- Location
- New Brunswick, NJ
- Pronouns
- He/Him/His
For quite a while there has been another followup option available to us.
Since T28, in fact. Nearly five in-universe years.
Tasoli
Life is for Living
- Location
- Behind the Keyboard.
I think Skave tech is priority. Feldman made a lot of claims about using them for the betterement of the Empire and do it faster than anybody but did he do all that? For al we know he might be sitting on some of that stuff for political advantage and only selling for *ugh*money.
Follow ups are important.
Follow ups are important.
- Location
- Oklahoma
As always, I'd prefer not to commit to any actions until we actually see what's on offer.
Social actions especially get mostly shuffled every turn.
Social actions especially get mostly shuffled every turn.
- Location
- Chicago
- Pronouns
- She/They
The Thief of Armies* to train the Scalpel of Shallya**? I like it.
* We stole the first one from the hands of a dead elector count, the second one from the absent dwarf king, and the third from a dwarf prince who ditched us halfway through the job.
** A devotee of the goddess of healing and mercy, trained to think of the world in terms of huge networks of mostly-innocents run by a few darker masterminds, just from growing up in a trading company. Decapitate the leadership and absorb the largest part you can is how you win. In the same way with healing, cutting away the least amount of tissue that is needed to remove the infection or growth is much better for the patient. In both cases, the trick is to cut as cleanly as you can and err on the side of taking too little rather than too much. I think that mindset is *perfect* for a traditional grey magister, and probably pretty rare given it's not very ulgu. Though maybe getting a sense for where the boundary between "too much" and "not enough" is, in a sort of ulgu divination use.
I like this enough to excerpt your whole list and give my own.
Panoramia: Whole grains thing. Hearty, solid flavor. Maybe not super exciting, but solid and filling
Nah. Panoramia is one of those that looks healthy but actually tastes sinfully good. Cracklen' Oat Bran.
Kragg: The oatmeal your grandma made from an ancient family recipe. The taste is supreme, but also irreproduciable by anyone that hasn't spend a lifetime making it, and will be lost with the turning of the age until only pale reflections and fading memories remain. Unless one of her greatgrandkids shows the dedication to learn it properly, hmpf.
Kragg, to me, is the closest a cereal can be to a rock and still be edible. Grape Nuts.
Heidi: Confusing, colorful, yummy but probably also bad for you. The packaging is unclear about the ingredients.
I like all of this! Specifically I'd say Fruity Pebbles, because I love them and they are this.
Melkoth: The box where you forgot when you bought it, but it's still good when you need it.
This dude is old-school cereal, from almost before cereal. Shredded Wheat, but the hand-size blocks of it, not the spoon-sized ones.
Cython: Frosted flakes, literally. Add them to some lemon sorbet to give it some extra texture.
I dig it. He's grrrreat!
Abelhelm: Your favorite flavor as a kid, that is not being produced anymore. Nostalgia may or may not have blinded you to the real quality.
Hmm. He's a dark, brooding sort of cereal that all the young questors love. I'm thinking Coco Puffs.
Qretch: A foreign flavor you picked up on a trip. Quickly running out and will be gone before too long.
Lucky Charms. The limited time marshmallows that were sooooooo good, but somehow not as good without the grain cereal part that was actually kinda bad on it's own.
Roswita: They brought back the Abelhelm flavor, but it was different. You hated it instantly. After some distance, you came to appreciate and like it for its own merits.
See, I like this vibe, but the one I want to use for her is Jam-Filled Frosted Miniwheats, and I don't really feel like Abelhelm is Frosted Miniwheats like that would imply... He's too chocolate.
Regimand: Your fathers favorite mixture. Not quite your style these days, but it did shape your taste, and you'll always appreciate it.
Wheaties. Solid, plain, tasty, taught me about what cereals were before I branched out, but I still buy them regularly.
Belegar... Belegar would be this cereal I put together in high school as a "business" lesson project: wheaties glazed with a bit of honey and cinnamon, and dried strawberries mixed in. I made one box and it was a lot of work for it, but the work paid off.
Horstmann: Rice Crispies. Mixes great with other things, chatters when you give them milk, and kinda a vanilla version of Heidi.
Arsanil: Corn Flakes. Because it's a good cereal (with Khorne references!) that was made because of some really bone-headed ideology.
Hubert: Corn Pops. Shiny and friendly and sweet at first, but less substance than you might have thought at first sight, because he's kinda sitting on his magic.
Johann: Golden Grams. Obviously.
Adela: Cheerios. Looks kinda basic at first glance, but plays very well with mixes and has a wonderfully textured substance to it that's actually kinda unique.
Max: Granola. It's quiet and tasty and you forget how much sheer mass is attached to it.
I can't help but feel that you've cursed Boris and his father now to having to cede authority over their army to Mathilde in the coming update, just so she can have stolen a nice, even four armies.
Ericwinter
Definitely not a Skaven Infiltrator
- Location
- America
If Mathilde is anywhere near a high enough position of authority to take over a Kislevite army, there's probably not much army left.
consequences
Not A Nice Person At All
- Location
- Jerkville
Little known aspect of treaties with Karak Vlag. In a multinational effort involving official dawi, kislevite forces and a head of state from either group, if no Boyar or higher is available command devolves on the highest ranking Thane(and likewise in reverse).
And now you understand my concern.
- Location
- Australia
We need a new DL update.
Mopman43
Mountain-Hermit of Nitpeak
- Location
- Vermont
Boney will update when he updates.
What's a bit of madness in the meanwhile?
- Location
- Earth
In hindsight, the whole thing about the Emperor's heir, cons, and Ranald is deeply ironic.
Ericwinter
Definitely not a Skaven Infiltrator
- Location
- America
…Doomscrolling? I feel like I'm missing a reference or something.
- Location
- The Surface Of A Hostile Planet
Ukraine. Doomscrolling is scrolling through news of doom and gloom.
Ericwinter
Definitely not a Skaven Infiltrator
- Location
- America
Oh, right. I caught a glimpse about that imploding or something, but I try really hard not to pay attention to the news these days. Mostly to avoid, as you say, all the doom and gloom. Anything truly important I'll hear about as it joins the public consiousness, usually.
Ericwinter
Definitely not a Skaven Infiltrator
- Location
- America
…That's good, I think? Sounds like an enemy roll just went bad.