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Plausible but your 'beam' will only be one Mathilde wide and it's not terribly effective on inanimate objects.
A Mathilde is a most adorable unit of measurement in the Warhammer verse. Daaaww...
Plausible but your 'beam' will only be one Mathilde wide and it's not terribly effective on inanimate objects.
Any estimates on the numbers (and composition) of these groups?There's one about sixty meters from the Citadel entrance. The next two are about a couple hundred meters further than that.
Do the Dwarfs have some spikey Caltrops? Cause I imagine sneaking a few bags worth of that into the area between the Caldera and Citadel to detour any greenskin charges at the worst of times especially since Orks nor Goblins really wear shoes iirc and the fact the tribes are disjointed should mean even this small 'trick' should be helpful
I don't suppose there's something as simple as some grand dwarf-door to Grobitown that we can throw a Magic Lock on?
Any estimates on the numbers (and composition) of these groups?
Wonder if we could incite them to fighting each other before the battle starts.
Ok, it sounds like there is no really effective way to achieve a total surprise attack as we're basically going straight through their buildings and crap.
So, to clarify, ALL the groups talked about that are an issue are not in the Karags, but in actual caldera itself, right @BoneyM ?
If so, what's the general terrain of the caldera? Is it all covered in greenskin buildings?
"A Temple trying to separate Cunning and Brutality. You perform an act of Cunning, sacrifice a Priest of Brutality. Then acts of both Brutality and Cunning. You accidentally performed a counter-ritual. That's what opened the way for Mork." He sighs in annoyance. "The only thing manlings are better at than finding stupid new ways to die is somehow surviving them. As long as she doesn't jump into the middle of any other godly squabbles, she'll be fine. So I fully expect her to do it again by the end of the week."
The secret isn't a secret at all, it's obvious. Six thousand gamblers, free ale, insufficient lighting. It occurs to some to scour the area the next morning, either remembering dropping a coin or figuring others would have, but hours before dawn your final accomplice had beat them to it, the night's darkness meaningless for one attuned to the Wind of Metal, for whom every silver coin shines like a beacon. A great many coins signed for by the adventurers had returned to you by Maximilian. Gambling, theft, deceit... three out of four, you decide, will do. You can do some protecting tomorrow.
"Found it. Ask Maximillian, he'll back me up."...generous donations by overly thankful soldiers who owe us their lives many times over? They'd probably buy that. Or at least file it under the 'acceptable corruption' heading.
No big plans myself, but what is the range of Father Of Thorns? Filling the path with thorns seems like a good addition to any plan.
Setting fire to the far side of Grobitown would probably be more distracting.How about Ritual Casting Aetheric Armor for ourselves, before going into the Caldera to wreck Ork Leadership?
Hmm, would it still be able to cut off a big avenue due to being long enough and well enough angled?Plausible but your 'beam' will only be one Mathilde wide and it's not terribly effective on inanimate objects.
Hmm, would it still be able to cut off a big avenue due to being long enough and well enough angled?
How about Ritual Casting Aetheric Armor for ourselves, before going into the Caldera to wreck Ork Leadership?
Not without knowing the angle of the sunlight at whatever height the sun would have to be for the sunlight come over the surrounding mountains, which would be calculable with the elevation of the relevant peak(s) relative to the Citadel, distances between those locations... maybe the same for the low point of a gap between peaks?
Width and length would be less the problem than the shadow diffusing I think. Dawn isn't exactly a point light source.I don't know. Anyone know enough trigonometry to answer? My gut thinks it wouldn't stay still long enough but I can't back that up with math.
Hrm. If the whole of the caldera is a mess of Greenskin buildings, would the shadows they cast count as a set of touching shadows? At least in the area near the entrance to the Caldera.Burning Shadows: Causes a shadow or set of touching shadows cast by a source as bright as a torch or brighter to burn like acid. You can specify who this will and will not effect.
- Can effect inanimate objects, but acid is a lot less effective on inanimate objects than it is on living flesh.
- Must specifically be a cast shadow, not merely being in darkness. Think shadow puppets.
- Mathilde must be casting or touching the shadow in question to cast the spell.
I don't know. Anyone know enough trigonometry to answer? My gut thinks it wouldn't stay still long enough but I can't back that up with math.
I like this plan!...I may regret saying this.
But you could Burning Shadows the Citadel. It wouldn't hit those inside, but it would hit anyone approaching it from the caldera until shortly before midday. It would mean delaying the battle until tomorrow morning.
You would need to be physically touching either the Citadel or the shadow it is casting.
What do you mean? How? Chimera's thing?...I may regret saying this.
But you could Burning Shadows the Citadel. It wouldn't hit those inside, but it would hit anyone approaching it from the caldera until shortly before midday. It would mean delaying the battle until tomorrow morning.