We can freely purchase Dwarven and Imperial books on Nehekharan War-Statuary through Barak Varr/College purchases, if you want to get started early.Dangit, that's cool and now I kinda want to bookmark that as a far future project. Just have to be judicious with daemon checking.WEBMAT as a research facility even has better proximity to Nehekhara for potential field research.
Boney. He said fucking instead of krutting. My immersion is broken. This is a fake Warhammer quest.
Considering what you have said about the origin of the term Umgi I am surprised that Dwarves have respect for any human inventions in this area.
As the ol' tumblr post goes...
Article: during orientation at a human college, vulcans are presented with a list of swear words.
"what is the word 'fuck' for," the innocent young vulcans want to know. "surely there are more logical intensity modifiers."
"yeah, you'd think so," say the weary, jaded vulcan professors. "you'd really fucking think so."
there is a phrase in vulcan for 'the particular moment you understand what the word 'fuck' is for'.
Dangit, that's cool and now I kinda want to bookmark that as a far future project. Just have to be judicious with daemon checking.
It just strikes me that aside from College enchanting, we've gotten at least tangential knowledge of Elvish-based enchanting, some of the interactions, if not mechanics, of Dwarf runecraft, a smattering of Skaven dhar magitech, the older enchantment stuff from waaaay back in Sylvania, observations on spiritbinding and ice magic, free wind interactions, and some pretty intense insights into Dhar.
Actually wait, we have several non-native English speakers here. May I ask them if they have opinions on the quality of the word 'fuck'?
Best quality, no notes
It's kinda funny to see Mathilde being asked about silk in that post, knowing it's still not a thing even now.
Fuck is so popular it probably gets used way more than any actual danish swears, even when speaking danish.
Then remembered Mathilde's description of the Elven foundation enchantment:
Sounds familiar
Turns out a lot of danes would rather be fucked in some unspecific way than
It's unclear as to the mechanism behind the TK. Apart from Settra, they were originally awakened through Necromancy and apparently Nehekhara is abandoned by the gods, so it might not have anything to do with Usirian. My guess is that it actually relies on the fact that the bodies are preserved and largely in cotnrol of themselves. So a Tomb King is effectively necromancing themself, while Nagash also dominates those he raises. That said, I don't see the Eye acting any differently, even if it's backed by Usirian. Usirian doesn't stop you chopping their heads off, or setting them on fire or anything, so while what happens to their souls afterwards might be in debate, the fact they should be disintegrated, as per the usual use of the Eye doesn't seem in doubt to me.
I sort of suspect that the Tomb Kings are often an example of the same natural or unnatural phenomenon that creates Wights, and they may very well preserve their dhar-tainted river flow of energy over fixing the river in order to ease their ability to resurrect themselves.
Tomb Guard specifically are basically the on tabletop same thing as Grave Guard (who are Wights). Including both having Killing Blow as a rule.
Wearing human skulls on your clothes, an utterly foreign concept to any Imperial.
She was just judging him for conforming to stereotypes.
'to learn it for' should be 'to learn for'.
That's canon? Neferata created her Elixir of Life based on Nagash's. And those that drank her Elixir became the bloodline founders.
