…Man, Vladimir is kind of a dick. He shows up late, steals his son's trophy, and then wanders off, leaving the cleanup to everybody else.
I mean…
Sounds about right, yeah.
But what about asking if they recognise her thighs or those legendary calves? After all; Drycha is all leg. Legs for days.
Well if you're taking suggestions is the following acceptable or am I hoping for too much?
[*] [WIDOW] Literal headpat and two candied walnuts from Babushka for doing a good job.
So, exactly how large could the iceblock be, if the entire Waystone Power in Kislev is used to power it?
Isn't Boris the son?
…Right, don't know how I got that wrong.
Your link is to quotes from our interaction with the Hedgewise elder. She was not a Hag Witch, and while we know there is a respectful relationship between the Hedgewise and Hag Witches I don't think that was an indication that the Father will help with Hag Witches. I think it is an indication that the Matriarchal mystery cult of the Hedgewise in Ostermark also worship Halétha and are just quieter about it, and that Halétha is a child of Ranald and Shallya.
Doesn't really answer my main point, and that there is more along what Mathilda and Cython debate about.
According to Liljanja, the relationship between Salyak and the Widow is of siblings.
They deal with a wide variety of spirits.
Which takes it as a slam dunk guarantee that they are followers one of Ranald's daughters.
The 100 plus year old hags are probably a pipe dream, logistically it's too costly. The invasions have been ramping up and they're constantly in conflict, I imagine the centennial hags are exponentially more valuable than lets say a 70 year-old one. Dunno about Warhammer though, so this argument is from a logistics standpoint.
What is her likely interpretation? I imagine the cannonball rune also lit up, is an elf more likely to use magic or an item to summon dragonfire?
We are getting an apprentice and it's not like the Branchwraith was anything special. Convieniently Ulgu too.
If she doesn't recognize it, the reaction would be even funnier.
Mathilde: "I've killed many people. You'll have to be more specific."
"Ohhoho? If I'd known you were a legs woman, I'd have worn a shorter dress at our first meeting."
And this is why I hesitate to engage. I don't remember her saying anything about Shalyak. My knowledge of her comes from torroar's quest, in which the Widow is the mother and the rest of the pantheon are her children.
Only one Dryad though. So far.
Any shorter, and it wouldn't count as a dress.
"So you'd have gone naked?"
Not really. She said that "the Widow and Her siblings were once much more than four, before Salyak had your Ranald interfere" and that they had an easier time forgiving Salyak than Ranald in the aftermath, which seems to me that Salyak was not originally of the Kislevite pantheon, and was a later addition. The four Ljiljana references would probably be the Widow herself, Tor, Dazh, and Ursun. The whole thing about her relationship with Ranald, along with her domains and iconography, pretty much makes it certain that Salyak is another name for Shallya.
"I believe I'll leave the answer to flower in your fertile imagination."
