I feel like that creates another layer of unreliability, because not only do you get view thats entirely biased not from your perspective, but also inherently negative to boot.
The undead chaos lord is probably just Krell. Can´t remember the false grail guy of the top of my head.
I'm not convinced Mathilde isn't just seeing ghosts (is the abundance of axes in a woodcutting community really a mystery that requires explanation?) but if you look at the tribal map in the time of Sigmar you'll see that the Roppsmenn occupied the area around the Shirokij forest, which is the Kislev part of the section of the Forest of Shadows the Ostermark Hedgefolk live by.
Yes. Axes are actually suboptimal to use as the only tool to log. What you actually want is saws.
Sure, but a reneissance era village whose entire economy is focused on logging would still have them. Handheld logging saws date back to before christ, afaik, thought do feel free to prove me wrong.
Yep. And it's literally about another group of people being corrupted by Chaos in an unusual way.
Should be 'not just on'.
Panoramia and Weber are Grey and Jade while Cython is Hysh, rather than Cython being Light, or Panoramia and Weber being Ghyran and Ulgu. Not sure if this is intentional or not.
Definitely intentional since Cython is not a member of the orders.
MFW I've tracked down a weirdo to yell at them for their borderline heretical takes
Mathilde must take exquisite pleasure in inviting people to visit her scholarly friend when they try to refute her papers based on the inclusion of an 'unaccredited' source.
MFW I've tracked down a weirdo to yell at them for their borderline heretical takes
It turns out he was a dragon.
This needs to be an omake, to be honest. It's just too good to pass up.
An Everchosen orc is a terrifying thought - either you get a massive alliance of Chaos and orcs or you get a counter-Waaagh tearing through the Old World to get at the heretical Everchosen.
Pretty sure it would be the second. Afaik, orks hate heresy like that. Might not even do too much damage the way they would beeline to that fight.
Sure, except that again, literally any other magister who doesn't live in a farming community, spending most of her time working on said farms, in the middle of a powerful waystone nexus would be a better choice if you genuinely think that the problem is too much exposure to Ghyran.
AFAIK the decree and the existence of the Toolmaker's Guild is all from building descriptions in Total War. Doesn't mean it's not canon of course, but it's one of those things with no impact on most canon because it postdates End Times.
That makes me wonder how one would cite Teclis, pre-return to Ulthuan. SP wasn't a term that applied while he was in the country I don't think, and you can't link him to an individual college, or any greater organisation.
As stated, one of them is almost certainly Krell.
I suspect, if one wants to cite Teclis, they just write Teclis and assume everyone knows who they're referring to.
I'm picturing a days long battle between a chaos dragon and a small army of wizards culminating in it being nonlethally subdued,only for Mathilde to step up and start exhaustively interrogating it on its opinions on proper academic reference of itself and other dragons.
They never answered prayers the way deities are typically expected to though.
