I'm pretty sure most of the gamblers in the casino we turned the shrine of Only Mork into aren't Ranaldites either. I don't think it is in his nature to care as long as their actions are those he would favour. A bunch of spies using a sacred place seems like an extremely appropriate use to me.
Santa-Ranald: sneaks into peoples house, then flips a coin on whether he gives the kids toys or nicks the kids toys.
So the logic behind my plan is that I think we have enough different people involved to lay a solid foundation and don't want to bring anyone else in on credit. I also fully expect us to go full on every action will be waystone related for the next few turns, so it's just trying to get in some of the stuff people have been wanting for a long time before we lay the foundations and it becomes highly unlikely we will do those things for literally months of IRL time.
I honestly think the book mine should come after the librarians.
See I disagree. The book mine can potentially have books from centuries of vampire raiding and looting as well as black magic. All kinds of texts that can be useful to the waystone project. Also I am reluctant to let anyone near the vampire library because it will have books we do not want anyone exposed too.
Nicking the toys would be kind of a dick move.
Ranald can be kind of a dick if your not Mathy.
Still no need for overwork, though.
Stealing from kids is another level of assholyness, especially poorer ones.
Counter argument: there is more then one building down there. Just have to find them.
Still in character for him in canon, sometimes, and other times not.
Need, no. But if we are don't use it this turn I'd probably argue for it to be the one non-waystone action we do next turn, in which case why not use it this turn?
Why would we even do a non-Waystone action next turn if we also insist on cramming so many Waystone follow-ups as to require overwork?
I don't think we have ever done a full 'job' turn, I don't see us doing so next turn.
You're describing Ranaldites, not Ranald himself. There's very little material in canon of Ranald doing shit personally. Ranaldites are diverse, just as there are Shallyans who kill people to spare them from suffering, or Sigmarites who do horrific shit to people in the names of maintaining the Empire's safety, or there are Ulrican who destroy people's food stores in winter so they can survive with their own wits etc etc.
I'm a big fan of this plan.
I really don't want to transform our fief into a ninja village. First I don't think it's that useful. Secondly it's the ass end of the Empire, actually going in and out is going to be a pain the ass for the students.
Iove that coin: but my play group enjoys messing with each other in game and out of game (best example was a d@d game where my friend used his Goliath character to throw my gnome down a hall we suspected was trapped to test it… it was.)
