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Well based on the description they'd probably be Chaos Trolls with Magic Resistance and a breath similar to that of Galrauch or Chaos Dragons.I was thinking of Chaos Trolls too, though I can't find a stat line.
Well based on the description they'd probably be Chaos Trolls with Magic Resistance and a breath similar to that of Galrauch or Chaos Dragons.I was thinking of Chaos Trolls too, though I can't find a stat line.
Well, then I really hope Ironbrow's work in Azul includes a lot of Runes with fire or regen nullification. Because Kvinn-Wyr is starting to sound like something we probably want to deal with sooner rather than later. It was mentioned that every Peak had their own leader who was Doing Things rather than just sitting around, waiting for us to encounter them.They did indeed. They also encountered Warpgut trolls as mutated by Aekold Hellbrass, part of Throgg's breeding program, in Kinslayer.
Yeah, which means artillery bombardment and Karag Rynn being a low priority with oaths made to conquer it, given how its packed to the complete gills with all sorts of Troll varieties.Well based on the description they'd probably be Chaos Trolls with Magic Resistance and a breath similar to that of Galrauch or Chaos Dragons.
Almost certainly I would figure, since the Slayers are a common release valve for the Dwarves so I can expect some in return.Though ugh, I'm starting to hope the distance and cultural divide between the Southern and northern Holds means Azul has their own Slayers if we need to march on Troll Central.
Another tangent my thoughts went on, but Skaven vs Skaven wouldn't leave a lot of mauled Skaven corpses, would it? More likely they'd be picked clean by the hungry Ratmen.King Belegar wrinkles his nose, closes his eyes, and sighs. Then he reopens them and turns. "Grand Master Wulfhart?"
[Scouting the Underway: 67+15=82.]
"Rats," he reports. "My men sketched their banner for Alriksson and he called them Clan Mors. Their banners mark the area under the Caldera, but the Underway itself is uncontrolled under Karagril and filled with plenty of mauled ratmen corpses, and only a very few dead greenskins."
"Might be they're fighting amongst themselves," King Belegar muses. "There's good ore in that scree, but I don't like the unknowns.
It's a rare column that travels between Karak Azul and the other holds; I expect their Slayers stick to the area instead of going all the way to Kadrin.Though ugh, I'm starting to hope the distance and cultural divide between the Southern and Northern Holds means Azul has their own Slayers on standby if we need to march on Troll Central.
The dwarves are perfectionist master builders and architects, so when they can take the time, they go for over-engineered, muchly decorated buildings/structures that will last for hundreds, if not thousands, of years. But if they're in a rush, their rapid effort is still equal to the best a human master builder could accomplish taking his time. Basically, they have the best of both worlds when it comes to building....right. Well I have a lore question. I keep reading refrences in various threads how dwarfs need decades to build something to their specifications, but at the same time I read how dwarfs build things rapidly. Am I just misreading one of the two options or is there just inconsistency?
The way I see it, there are three possibilities as to Troll Peak's leadership. First, an abominably strong troll like the one from Trollslayer, just a plain alpha beast. Second, an unusually intelligent warpgut who got a nat 100 on his mutation table, probably nowhere near Throgg's level but enough to be concerning. Finally, some 3rd party creature that's managed to bully the trolls intosubmission, unlikely but not impossible, a wildcard.It was mentioned that every Peak had their own leader who was Doing Things rather than just sitting around, waiting for us to encounter them.
On the other hand, if anybody is going to set out on a dangerous journey, it'll be a slayer. I'd expect at least the ones that survived a few beasties make the journey eventually.It's a rare column that travels between Karak Azul and the other holds; I expect their Slayers stick to the area instead of going all the way to Kadrin.
if I recall, grudges are an emointal coping mechanism for the way dwarven memory works. Emotional intensity does not fade for dwarves, and their recall is perfect. So a wrong delt to them a hundred years ago stings exactly as much as one done to them today.
Kvinn-Wyr is something we want to deal with later than sooner, mostly because the Trolls generally speaking are not very motivated by much more than food, AND to compound it, the trolls are actually easier to deal with if they break out and we can fight them in the open with archery and artillery instead of in close quarters where everyone is in acid vomit range.Well, then I really hope Ironbrow's work in Azul includes a lot of Runes with fire or regen nullification. Because Kvinn-Wyr is starting to sound like something we probably want to deal with sooner rather than later. It was mentioned that every Peak had their own leader who was Doing Things rather than just sitting around, waiting for us to encounter them.
Plus, the only other options for advancing further would be Grobi Town and Karagril, both of which have Underway passage issues with too many entrances to guard or one leading to Black Crag respectively.
IIRC, the mercenaries might have issues if the goalposts get moved again, but if the full Karak Azul Throng is coming and actually has the needed equipment, we might be able to afford cutting them loose officially and offering higher pay to any who are willing to stick around for one last fight. Though ugh, I'm starting to hope the distance and cultural divide between the Southern and Northern Holds means Azul has their own Slayers on standby if we need to march on Troll Central.
Quite possibly. With the Skaven burrowing so many new tunnels in and no rebuke Dwarves culling the area, the monsters in the deep could have come out. There are areas even the Dwarves hadn't fully explored, I think Ulthar or Durin said that, in Eight Peaks. Something about a pit?Another tangent my thoughts went on, but Skaven vs Skaven wouldn't leave a lot of mauled Skaven corpses, would it? More likely they'd be picked clean by the hungry Ratmen.
Might be something else that's under Karagril.
The Grand Abyss beneath Karag Lhune.Quite possibly. With the Skaven burrowing so many new tunnels in and no rebuke Dwarves culling the area, the monsters in the deep could have come out. There areas even the Dwarves hadn't fully explored, I think Ulthar or Durin said that, in Eight Peaks. Something about a pit?
"We've repaired the gates that open to the Grand Avenue, and we're building up layers of defences behind them. We've sent a few probes out into it and haven't seen anything, but there's a whiff of Skaven in the air. We've also put a net across the bottom of the shaft - even before it fell, the Grand Abyss was never even close to fully mapped, so better not to take chances."
Noooooooo!Never fear, writing has resumed. I've just finished Panoramia Pie Adventures and now Skaroki's going to show you a picture of his family and tell you he's two days from retirement so you absolutely know he's gonna bite it dramatically at the Citadel.
Huh. Resumed? I figured you wrote in a word doc or something and posted here later. Formatting issues?Never fear, writing has resumed. I've just finished Panoramia Pie Adventures and now Skaroki's going to show you a picture of his family and tell you he's two days from retirement so you absolutely know he's gonna bite it dramatically at the Citadel.
I just realized something, this was sent before recent events and Kazador still probably won't be here before the expedition finishes. Meaning this is very likely a possibility:The Dwarf nearest the manling had accepted a scroll from him, and stared down at the runes within. "'We have the East Gates,'" he read. "'We have Karag Lhune. Once more the valiant fallen are being recorded in the Hall of Oaths, and once more Clan Angrund blood stains the stone of our home. If you hurry, you might just arrive in time to share in what glory remains, before the manlings claim it all.'"
Never fear, writing has resumed. I've just finished Panoramia Pie Adventures and now Skaroki's going to show you a picture of his family and tell you he's two days from retirement so you absolutely know he's gonna bite it dramatically at the Citadel.
Yes I agree with @BungieONI on this! How could you be so cruel as make us have Pie Adventures! Have you no shame sir!
God I had forgotten those books. Now I have to just dig through my shelves to find them
Prepares to dive: Remember Me!
He's done a damn good job in his voice acting of Gotrek. In ANY setting.Hey remember to read all of Gotrex lines as if Brian Blessed is speaking them.
He's done a damn good job in his voice acting of Gotrek. In ANY setting.
Anyways, looking at the Warpstone mutated troll in Trollslayer, nothing really stands out. It's basically just a Chaos troll formed from the mutation of Warpstone.
That's either meh or incredibly bad depending on if like in earlier editions they have Mutant Regeneration, something only Throgg has in 8th edition. We're gonna need some fire. Lots and lots of fire.
For manling standards.