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Warhammer Fantasy: Divided Loyalties - an Advisor's Quest

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Mopman43 said:
If the 'Morkar' that faced Aenarion was actually Be'lakor, do you still have him be killed with a single throw of Aenarion's spear or do you label that pure, uncut Asur propaganda and it was actually a much more prolonged fight (that Aenarion won).
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I haven't actually thought that far into it (this is just a fun historical headcanon I have) but if I had to, I would say that the story is true but leaving out a lot of context. Aenarion did kill (or rather banish) Be'lakor with a single spear-throw, but perhaps he was already wounded earlier in the battle, or was severely weakened by proximity to the Flame of Asuryan.
 
Blackout said:
I haven't actually thought that far into it (this is just a fun historical headcanon I have) but if I had to, I would say that the story is true but leaving out a lot of context. Aenarion did kill (or rather banish) Be'lakor with a single spear-throw, but perhaps he was already wounded earlier in the battle, or was severely weakened by proximity to the Flame of Asuryan.
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Or maybe Be'lakor is just an overrated chump like all of the other Everchosen because all of their plot armour went to Archaon, explaining everything about the End Times.
 
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The spear might been the sword of Khaine, we do know it changes form based upon wielders desire. It's not too much of a stretch to imagine in someone that's been using it for a while, it's form is mutiable changing based upon what that person need at the moment. Aenarion needs range, it's a spear, Aenarion needs close combat it's a sword and so forth.

If there is a weapon capable of banishing Greater-daemon level threat with a single strike, it would be the sword of Khaine. It's probaly the strongest weapon on the planet at the moment(Though, with the fact it kinda curses whomever uses it)

Edit: Apparently i'm on the wrong side of the timeline, so nevermind all that
 
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Sa'kage said:
The spear might been the sword of Khaine, we do know it changes form based upon wielders desire. It's not too much of a stretch to imagine in someone that's been using it for a while, it's form is mutiable changing based upon what that person need at the moment. Aenarion needs range, it's a spear, Aenarion needs close combat it's a sword and so forth.

If there is a weapon capable of banishing Greater-daemon level threat with a single strike, it would be the sword of Khaine. It's probaly the strongest weapon on the planet at the moment(Though, with the fact it kinda curses whomever uses it)
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Wrong part of the timeline for that- Aenarion killed Morkar/'Morkar' when he first came out of the Shrine of Asuryan after being reborn from the Flame, several decades before he drew the Sword of Khaine.
 
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Sa'kage said:
The spear might been the sword of Khaine, we do know it changes form based upon wielders desire. It's not too much of a stretch to imagine in someone that's been using it for a while, it's form is mutiable changing based upon what that person need at the moment. Aenarion needs range, it's a spear, Aenarion needs close combat it's a sword and so forth.

If there is a weapon capable of banishing Greater-daemon level threat with a single strike, it would be the sword of Khaine. It's probaly the strongest weapon on the planet at the moment(Though, with the fact it kinda curses whomever uses it)
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The story of Aenarion fighting Morkar takes place right after he first enters the Flame of Asuryan and becomes the Phoenix King, so he wouldn't have had the Sword of Khaine yet.
 
...Is it tempting Ranald to say that this might in fact actually be the biggest thing in the turn? (Or I kind of hope so. It would be unpleasant to get another daemon, for instance.)
 
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...Is it tempting Ranald to say that this might in fact actually be the biggest thing in the turn? (Or I kind of hope so. It would be unpleasant to get another daemon, for instance.)
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We still have 4 things left for the turn:
-[*] Attempt to create a liminal realm
-[*] Waystone: Foundation (Thorek, Hatalath, Sarvoi, Egrimm, Elrisse, Niedzwenka, Zlata)
-[*] EIC: Negotiate and plan a magical route through the Schadensumpf to allow for easier trade with the Eonir without compromising their defenses
-[*] SERENITY: Observations on the Windfall north of the Dark Lands (Egrimm as primary author)
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The Windfall paper probably isn't going to set anything on fire, but that Liminal Realm action could certainly be something.
 
Mopman43 said:
If the 'Morkar' that faced Aenarion was actually Be'lakor, do you still have him be killed with a single throw of Aenarion's spear or do you label that pure, uncut Asur propaganda and it was actually a much more prolonged fight (that Aenarion won).
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I'd say more prolonged fight. Alternatively, Bel'akor was actually in a position for a mutual true kill (and thus causing an ultimate chaos victory), but Bel'akor decided he wanted to live and got banished instead. I do like the idea of Bel'akor betraying the gods by prioritizing his personal survival over Chaos's ultimate victory.
 
I just had a thought, the acorn is filled with life magic. Like enough to help Telic or an item can be created to help him. I do not know if we can do ultimate flex and the nut before elfcation.
 
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