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Ah fair, I seem to recall you said they would try so I assumed they had some hope of success, but I'm not about to go 'aha' and try to hold you to a post in 2018 or something crazy like that.

So now that it looks that we are probably going to be getting High elf favor (or something like it) I'm curious about something that's been talked about a bit in the past, @BoneyM can the dwarfs work Ithilmar if we get some from Ulthuan and will they put runes on it? I like the idea of proper rune armor for Mathilde more than just whatever enchanted robes she can make between a thousand and one other projects.
You don't know. Even if the answer was no, the Dwarves would insist it was yes.
 
If we fix it all in place with a few dozen belts we have a JRPG-protagonist.

I think that would obligate us to try and kill a god though?

We already have like five gods we would prefer dead, so let's get working on it.
I can think of at least 7 major ones, and a few minor ones. And that's not counting Sigmar.

The problem is, we need to be a teenager and use the Power of Friendship. The latter could be done if we grind Shallia's favour, but where the hell are we getting that much of the former? :V
 
The problem is, we need to be a teenager and use the Power of Friendship. The latter could be done if we grind Shallia's favour, but where the hell are we getting that much of the former? :V
... There might be a way to make it happen, but it requires some dark and dire sacrifices.

And for Magister Apprentice Eike to tragically lose her mentor figure in the fight against evil.
 
Thanks for the updates @Boney, I appreciate them.

I don't have a lot of time to keep up with the thread anymore, on account of me becoming a DM for Raven and their friends. I still look forward to the updates and try to keep up when I can.
What you don't wanna spend $60+ USD on these beauts???

Sometimes, dead is better

"I'VE SEEN TOO MUCH! 7TH ED WAR HYDRAS AS FAR AS THE DUNES OF KHEMRI!"
If you're gonna play Tomb Kings, you may as well pick up the skeletons from the Soublight Gravelords from AoS and kitbash them to look vaguely Nehekharan than spend even a dollar for these monstrosities. Really not worth it.
 
Is there an equivalent to Australia in Warhammer?
And the cycle continues.
I wonder where the Elf-Australians are at.
Considering Australia was a dumping ground for undesirables, Laurelorn itself could be considered Elf-Australia, with the Grey Lords as the original convict population.

Boring answer: Elithis is in the right place and is populated by Elves.
also:
I was trying to think of what it would sound like if the accent of the sailing population of an island empire was isolated for a few centuries and realized that it's literally just Australian.
 
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Karak Vlag is in ruins, as other people have pointed out, but it's also been relocated from High Pass to... swamps on the western end of Zorn Uzkul? That's a bloody strange place for a Karak unless you're trying to do a Monty Python shoutout. Then again, it might be tied in to the Kislev lore changes that has them colonizing the northern portions of the Dark Lands. That would solve an old oddity about how Kislev is characterized by neighbouring the horse nomads of the Great Steppes but there's actually a considerable distance between the two - I don't think it ever came up but my handwave is that they cross over the Frozen Sea and through the Goromadny. Or it would solve it if they hadn't apparently wiped out the Kurgan lands entirely and moved the Hobgoblin Khanates west.

Just to note, Kislev having provinces to the east of the World's Edge Mountains isn't new, it's old. Way back in the days of the Warmaster Grand Strategy game it was on the map there.

It's, I think, a callback to that to say that Pre-Great War Kislev had provinces there but lost them by the time of old canon. The borders occupied land occupied by steppe nomads or former stepper nomads such as the Hobgoblins, Kurgan, and Kislevites shifting around, even radically shifting around over the course of a century and a massive war in many ways makes sense, I think, rather than having international borders mostly set in aspic.

Ah, not quite what I had in mind. The idea was to get some ithilmar, the metal and then have the dwarfs have a go at reforging it because they are dwarfs and stubborn enough to at least try.

Couldn't we just pay an Eonir smith to make us Ithilmar armour?
 
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Thought ithilmars selling point was that it was super light but as resilient as plate, which we already accomplish with the mage armor. So besides looking fancy, why would we want it?

Feel that asking dwarven smiths to make something of ithilmar is how you get dwarven smiths turned into slayers.
 
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super light but as resilient as plate
You're right. We should wait for the silk! (Well, a different kind of silk - the tough instead of the shiny - but y'know, close enough). Last set of robes had impressive materials but meh execution, so we certainly have room to improve.

Tough silk for the base, a powerstone for... power, and whatever cool thing we manage to find between now and then for extra impressiveness. A woman can dream!
 
Belegar's father Buregar was a major contender for the Dragon-Crown of Karaz-a-Karak. He was mentioned to not have control over Karak Eight Peaks. If he or his own father had lost control over Karak Eight Peaks in the last few decades, I don't think he would have been one of the top three choices for it.
I was thinking- if they do keep 8th edition's 'Thorgrim won the throne at a Council of Kings' (by no means a guarantee either way), it might be they change it so that Buregar does hold a portion of K8P and uses that as his claim to the throne.

Adds an extra bit of personal tragedy to Buregar if he loses his hold on K8P because he failed to win the High Kingship.

Thought ithilmars selling point was that it was super light but as resilient as plate
If you want 'tough as plate' you want Gromril. Ithilmar doesn't get that protective unless you go for one of the genuine artifacts.
 
If you want 'tough as plate' you want Gromril. Ithilmar doesn't get that protective unless you go for one of the genuine artifacts.
Pretty sure Gromril is basically adamantine and heavy, while ithilmar is steel but light. So ithilmar can be though as plate, while Gromril would be considerably sturdier. The fandom wiki agrees, but that is basically source trust me bro.

Not sure what the tabletop statistics would indicate, might be the best measuring tool for this.

Anyway, as was brought up, We silk and magic is the best option if we want a new wardrobe, and going by the update we might be getting that soon.
 
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Not sure what the tabletop statistics would indicate, might be the best measuring tool for this.
That's what I'm going off of.

Full Plate Armor (only available to the Empire) gives a 4+ save.

Gromril Armor gives a 4+ save.

High Elves don't have access to a 4+ save or better outside of artifacts, like I said. The big place where Ithilmar comes in in their army book is their horse barding, which is so light it doesn't slow down the horse.
 
If you're gonna play Tomb Kings, you may as well pick up the skeletons from the Soublight Gravelords from AoS and kitbash them to look vaguely Nehekharan than spend even a dollar for these monstrosities. Really not worth it.
Those are some dang nice skeleton minis... but changing the aesthetic to Nehekharan would be a nightmare.

It's a crying shame they didn't redo those models. They were old fifteen years ago.
 
One handy thing to have would be a small ithilmar dagger, since it's a occasional vampire weakness, and it won't weigh Mathilde down to have it along.

Though we might be adequately covered on vampire weaknesses with decapitation by gromril greatsword.
 
One handy thing to have would be a small ithilmar dagger, since it's a occasional vampire weakness, and it won't weigh Mathilde down to have it along.

Though we might be adequately covered on vampire weaknesses with decapitation by gromril greatsword.
I wonder if Mathilde habitually carries a bag of dried rice/seeds and a small mirror?
 
I wonder if Mathilde habitually carries a bag of dried rice/seeds and a small mirror?
I think she can make a mirror on demand using the workshop cantrips. And, who knows, maybe she still has her personal aversion to them. It's been twenty years, but it's an easy habit to keep going in a pre-modern world.
 
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