Warhammer Fantasy: Divided Loyalties - an Advisor's Quest
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- Oklahoma
It was 1d6+4, that was another 1.
Which could be good in this situation?
Nah, when it's "unwanted attention" that's probably the chaos gods. A Nine is the Bird in Blue.
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- Actually pretty lost
1d6+4 was the reason, not the roll I think? It's just a d6, we add the 4 after.
EDIT: Like so. So this was a natural 5, for a 9 in total.
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- iTALY
A Big Blue Bird is coming saying "Mathilde, you big nerd, where's my Aspid?"
Lowest possible roll was 5, highest was 10, nine is a Sacred Number. I think it was a roll for the flavour of visitor we're getting.
It's when you roll a dice and need to fill all possible slots with different things with the sure knowledge, that you'll never roll d6=6 twice in a row, so it can act as a filler. But then you roll 6,6 so now you're in a Balcony looking at the world and wondering how you're ever going to make this work. Maybe add Skavens, it seems to work.
Mopman43
Mountain-Hermit of Nitpeak
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- Vermont
It means "a roll that means Boney has to go out to his balcony to think".
Something he didn't expect, something with implications.
what would a 5 then be? as in the flavour of visitors?
Surely it would be a 1d4 if that was it?
pucflek
Verified simpleton
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- Czech Republic
None? All? But yeah, i think 1d4 would be the dice roll for this.
The problem is we don't know what that 9 refers to
It could be Tzeentch from his number
It could be the second-best god, if higher is better (with Ranald being a nat 6) probably a Dawi god, or Shallya
It could be the second-worst god, if lower is better (with ranald being a nat 1) in that case either a chaos god or the rat. rat would probably be best
It could be Tzeentch from his number
It could be the second-best god, if higher is better (with Ranald being a nat 6) probably a Dawi god, or Shallya
It could be the second-worst god, if lower is better (with ranald being a nat 1) in that case either a chaos god or the rat. rat would probably be best
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- Actually pretty lost
This is pretty bad, the Asp is basically undefended warp-side. If the Deceiver decides to start applying Chaotic unpleasantness to it there, I don't think we can stop it.
We might be about to lose our source of AV.
We might be about to lose our source of AV.
At a guess:
5- nothing
6-snakey boi
7-grandpa
8-cereal
9-bird boi
10-party time
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- Actually pretty lost
I'd guess swap 5 and 10, with a nat 1 on that roll being "everyone" and a nat 6 improving things somehow.
Uh oh, was Eike shadowing us for this action?
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No.
In general, unmodified 1d6 rolls have been 'higher is better' pretty much always I think, but the modifier makes me think that the number corresponds to an actual quantity, such as "how many demons are standing in the place that was once Mathilde's laboratory".
Mopman43
Mountain-Hermit of Nitpeak
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- Vermont
Eike was not, all the Eike actions have passed.
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- France
I've been talking about it with @Xepheria elsewhere and probably the most evil non-life threatening result of this would be manifestation of tzeentchian daemon that would promptly hoof it at maximum speed to wherever the Box is and smash it to pieces.That would affect our Morb bottom line a lot.
Good news: if it happens in our research area, the Changer of Ways will fail to break the Box. It's in Belegar's best vault, IIRC, and that one survived centuries of Skryre vault-breaking efforts.
Bad news: it could maybe just wreck it from the other side - but maybe not. Remember that the Box contains no actual Warp portals, only mirrors. And IIRC only the Wasp counts those as portals, not other demons.
Worse news: Mathilde, physically and aethyrically injured, could be easy prey for a demon. Wolf could be even worse off, if he's in the area.
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- USA
Didn't Mathilde move that to her own vault? I recall her complaining about having to move mountains every time she needed to collect a jar of the stuff