neutronium95
Mad Rocketeer
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The Eonir probably do have books on the Empire and Dwarves (albeit very old ones for the latter). They just don't have many insights that Mathilde can't get from her existing sources on those topics.In hindsight, I'm kind of curious about how the Empire and Dwarves were able to have that many books on the Eonir when the Eonir themselves were too isolated to write books on the Empire and Dwarves.
Is there a particular set of topics you want to guide the backfill towards? That's been an option for the past vote or two.[LIBRARY] Back-fill.
I am just always going to vote for this option until we all our topics are full.
also, if you have read some of the bulbs in the RPG books/TT books. you will realise the empire doesn't have great quality control when it comes to its academic literature.The Eonir probably do have books on the Empire and Dwarves (albeit very old ones for the latter). They just don't have many insights that Mathilde can't get from her existing sources on those topics.
Really thenThe Eonir probably do have books on the Empire and Dwarves (albeit very old ones for the latter). They just don't have many insights that Mathilde can't get from her existing sources on those topics.
Is there a particular set of topics you want to guide the backfill towards? That's been an option for the past vote or two.
"Hey, you! Yeah, the one with the harelip!"- Thus, there isn't really an answer to the question: how to address a family member of a prince?
I'm happy my posts generate enjoyment. I don't think I contribute much that others don't already do, but it's nice to see that others may not agree.
Just to clear this up, @Boney is Manners and Etiquette even a legitimate topic (as opposed to being included in books about the relevant culture), and if so, when would its bonuses be applied?
In hindsight, I'm kind of curious about how the Empire and Dwarves were able to have that many books on the Eonir when the Eonir themselves were too isolated to write books on the Empire and Dwarves.
Does that mean they have what are effectively Asur books on the Karaz Ankor, or are those too outdated to be of any modern-day use and too shallow to work as a historical reference?the Eonir haven't had any experience with the Dwarves since they became distinct enough to count separately to the Asur.
Does that mean they have what are effectively Asur books on the Karaz Ankor, or are those too outdated to be of any modern-day use and too shallow to work as a historical reference?
Just to check, using the Metalsmith boon should be part of the turn plan rather than the current purchases right?
Yes. Now might be an interesting time to shake some books out of Nuln, if one was so inclined.
I thought you were going for Bretonnian Extensive, since Bretonnia has more expreience with the Druchii? I guess it's not that big a deal either way.
Say @Boney seeing as you're posting again, how's your muse doing?
King Belegar shakes his head. "Some say humans are Vornari. Perhaps a furrow in the soil can be smoothed over. But Dwarves are Durazi, and stone does not heal." You give him a flat look, and hold it in silence until he turns to face you, and then you turn your gaze to the ancient gates being restored below. He sighs. "Point made."