Oh yeah, I forgot we had a plan about that.
Christ, I'd forgotten we were thinking of doing that. I'm gonna have to look over a bunch of old posts to remember what ideas were for next turn... though now that Pan's a Magister I really want to celebrate by studying the Ghyran seed with her and fitting that in is going to be tricky, ugh.
Continuing Branarhune and codifying Rite of Way with the Gambler were some of the things being bandied about. I forget what the actual Waystone actions under consideration were, maybe @mathymancer remembers.
I don't know about Elven politics, but usually you fully stay a Prince even when your older sibling inherits everything.
That's probably how a secret Pleasure Cult starts among Orcs. I was trying to imagine the equivalent of Slaanesh-dedicated Marauder tribes. Or the Orc version of whatever we thought lived in Vlag after we saw the Slaaneshi Slayers but before we found out that uncorrupted Dwarves managed to hold the fort.
The actions that I remember being under consideration were:
Probably better to wait on Bretonnia until we know if we can get a Damsel?
If we go to Nuln for books, I hope we will get a chance to learn more about Sangster. It's unlikely we will be able to talk to him, but it would be fun.
God every time I hear about the Egrimm novel it seems more stupid. So apparently Teclis decided to leave a chaos dragon lyring around with 'its main defense being rhat no mortal knew where it was', in a world where demons can and will give forbidden knowledge out like candy. Fun. I wonder if this one had a bunch of light wizard guards watch gormlessly as he strolled in and stole a dragon like with the evil skull? I guess the important thing is that the author's super special OC got a dragon mount even teclis couldn't kill.
Pretty sure Prince is their actual ruling title, not just a signifier of them being heir to a throne. Like all the caledorian dragon princes. Not sure what the geir gets addressed as in that case.
Baudros being a Chaos dragon locked up in the Order of Light is long-standing canon (getting him out being part of Egrimm's backstory in his army book entries).
Huh. So does his statblock reflect him being an apparently unkillable dragon?
I agree, that's mostly why I want to map Tilea and Estalia first, otherwise I would say that Bretonnia should be mapped first as it's directly connected to the Empire's network. I'm also hoping that the Damsels just tell us how their part of the network looks, kind of like recruiting a Hag Witch gave us the shape of the Kislev network for free.
Well, this was his 6th edition statblock (from Citadel Journal #50)
It *would* be nice to confirm that bit about a single Estalian city being the exit point for the whole continent.
There's pretty good odds we could see a stream going west from L'Anguille destined (not that Mathilde knows) for Albion.
Hunh. I... hadn't actually considered that had maybe been a reward for recruiting the Witches, because we recruited them before starting the Project and so never got to see a Mapping action without them, and Kislev still shows up as an Other Networks possibility like the Karaz Ankor and Laurelorn. So I'm not sure this is true. Boney, if you can weigh in on this: if we didn't have the Witches, would Kislev have shown up as a Waystone: Mapping action? Or would it not have, because it falls under Other Networks?
I mean, even if we know where the waystones are and where they're going, studying what the ice witches did to hijack the flows for the Widow or whatever is still a possibility. Even if they'd really rather we didn't
There was a possibility of a push to learning Nehekharan after the haul from Castle Drakenhof, but it would be competing with all the other demands on AP in the run-up to the big orb dunk and I think any sense of immediacy about it has been lost by now.
Rite of Way bridge to Eonir was one of them. There is Apparation binding action we should get around to do soon since the more we delay more options shows to delay it more.
Just as long as it's not Slow and Steady or any synonyms there-of, or we'll probably find a portal in the Iranna Mountains that goes to the Darklands and accidentally lead an Errantry War against the Chaos Dwarfs.
It is not time critical but still pretty critical for the future because even an avarage Demonettes have 30 martial while we have 23. Considering Chaos seem to gearing up for war, it might life and death isssue when it actually happens.
I think I'd prefer codifying RoW before trying the Bridge.
Pretty sure the general consensus was that the bridge idea would go better if we codify it first?
