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- Te Ika-a-Māui
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The dwarves were committing a cultural faux pas by insulting a monarch they claimed to be friendly to in his own court. They do not get to turn around and claim the elves started it.
Yep! It's showing up on tally for me.I'm too busy to keep up with the thread, so I'm leaving my vote in the hands of someone I trust
[X] Glau
This how you do it? First time I vote by username.
Piety also hasn't been the most relevant stat for us through the quest. It's had high points (generally whenever Ranald gets involved directly), but turn-to-turn we don't make very many rolls using the stat, compared to others. So training it up for Eike isn't really a priority
And can qualify as a hate crime in certain circumstances. I remember a dozen or so people got federal prison sentences for forcefully shaving a group of Amish people a few years back. The Amish similarly give a cultural/religious significance to their beards.I mean, it's assault and battery in modern day real world law.
The entire reason the Dwarfs were there was because a fair number of people had been killed by what, so far as they could tell, were agents of the Phoenix King.The dwarves were committing a cultural faux pas by insulting a monarch they claimed to be friendly to in his own court. They do not get to turn around and claim the elves started it.
- Piety is a very personal thing, and not all of the thread is comfortable with religion even with the filter of fiction. Maybe we just leave Eike to handle that segment of her character sheet on her own and never involve ourself in her spiritual development. It's an odd take for a mentor in a very spiritualist setting who herself has very strong views on several of the Gods, but it's a valid one.
I mean we could go into whether shaving real-life people following religions with proscriptions about hair would count, and hopefully you'd change your tune pretty damn fast, but let's drop it.
I mean yes yes they do since they ultimately came to find out the reason why what seemed to be high elves were slaughtering dwarven caravans.The dwarves were committing a cultural faux pas by insulting a monarch they claimed to be friendly to in his own court. They do not get to turn around and claim the elves started it.
I suppose we could take her on an action to fight human foes and see if we trip a shallyan pacifism belief of hers or something?As for Piety actions, there's the Kurgan Shrine we can study—that will probably involve Piety in some way.
I think if you assume that the dwarves were too stupid to notice that their buddy Malekith not coming around anymore and none of the elves they ask being willing to talk about it probably means Some Shit went down, you are on the elven side by default.
Cadaeth has waytrees and Zlata has the swirly waystones.I can't see Cadeath or Zlata adding anything the others couldn't either.
IIRC it was the College of Necromancy loot vote.
We also, as comparison, haven't gotten even a hint of Max's personal piety despite the guy working with or for us for a long, long time.For me personally it just doesn't seem that important though, as it doesn't seem like it's a huge deal to her. She comes across as basically the level of religious most people in the setting are at, or even somewhat less.
Nagash also rolled very very well on the 'Being Nagash, Yes/No?' gatcha.It worked out well for Nagash, just gotta roll the gatcha on stealing secrets from the elves and maybe we'll role lucky and get waystone passwords
Max is a paragon of professionalism when he's on the job.We also, as comparison, haven't gotten even a hint of Max's personal piety despite the guy working with or for us for a long, long time.
Which is a damn good thing, because if he wasn't he and Mathilde would probably have a blood feud after this many years.
He's honestly a little bit of an enigma. To the point I can't think of a good Social action we could suggest with him because we know so little about him outside of work and Boney needs more than "Just talk to the guy" for a write-in.
I suppose we could take her on an action to fight human foes and see if we trip a shallyan pacifism belief of hers or something?
We were so innocent back then, and now we are debating if it's better to bind the notadaemon that stabs people really well or smothers them.Still, a live combat scenario to get her properly blooded would be a good idea in a few turns time. Don't want to have her trying to stab a zombie she found behind a secret door with a kitchen knife.
... If we ever do a shooting improvement option we take him with us for trick shot Training.Max likes shooting things with his crossbow, that's a thing we know about him.
And some day soon she's gonna run off to Ulthuan for months to kill druchi and prove she's still a badass as part of her midlife crisis.We were so innocent back then, and now we are debating if it's better to bind the notadaemon that stabs people really well or smothers them.
If she was a full on pacifist, I doubt she'd be as enthusiastic about sword training as she is.
Her Shallyan beliefs are probably more "I must protect people/prevent harm coming to them" than "I must not harm people".
Still, a live combat scenario to get her properly blooded would be a good idea in a few turns time. Don't want to have her trying to stab a zombie she found behind a secret door with a kitchen knife.
We could invite him along to the "Practice shooting while invisible" action, I suppose. Hmm, maybe next time we Windherd we make an Invisibility/(Some Hysh thing) item, then take that improvement action the same turn and invite him to test the gear out (he can keep it himself after).... If we ever do a shooting improvement option we take him with us for trick shot Training.
Oh god... It is a midlife crisis! We are even getting aAnd some day soon she's gonna run off to Ulthuan for months to kill druchi and prove she's still a badass as part of her midlife crisis.