That's a good point.
Ehh. The stretches that would cover the border princes would more likely be covered by barak varr river monitors... And the only thing threatening those is a waaagh.
I'm sure *someone* has gone about making daggers with ridiculous full basket hilts or something.
Huh. I definitely would like to see him pop up in a social sometime now that he's getting old enough. It'd be nice to get a read on the future wizard prince of reikland.
Clearly a burning desire to solve the mystery of the identity of that one doctor of near east studies they've been corresponding with for years. Tune in for the latest spinoff of the Magda Wessen series as a beautiful young scholar travels to the edge of the world to track down the man she's fallen for over their years of letters and unravels the secret at the heart of his identity!
This is a long-running series where she only confirms that Skaven are real at the climax of the first book.
Overheard one day in Karag Nar, coming from the Wizard's Tower: "Qrech, I told you before, stop writing this stuff!"
I wonder what's the silliest collection of misfits that could be assembled to pull a heist on Mathilde's penthouse to break out qrech in the name of love?
"In 2472, a group of Journeymen were sentenced to burn for a crime they didn't commit. These men promptly escaped from the custody of the Witch Hunters to the Imperial underworld. Today, still wanted by the authorities, they survive as 'wizards of fortune.' If you have a problem, if no one else can help, and if you can find them, maybe you can hire...the Grey Team."
It's perfect.
I got this idea stuck in my head after Eltharion's encounter with the bag of rocks.
There are so many wonderful reference images for Teclis, it's amazing. I went with the giant moon-helmet armoured-bathrobe tassels-everywhere look, and giggled idiotically the entire time I was drawing him.
That's the only change I'm seeing right now. I guess Boney's adding that first and then figuring out just how randomly the social sciences get backfilled.
Not anywhere near as surprising as the Dark Elves being classified under it.
And since Mathilde first encountered Druchii as visiting diplomats trying to strike a deal, rather than, say, enemy targets during her trip to Nagarythe, she chose to file that topic the way she did.
To be fair, the Dwarfs also have a universally low opinion of the Druchii.
Speaking of, I do wonder if we might be tapped by the Karaz Ankor to check in on that new Overtyrant of theirs (Greasus, I assume) as the Silver Road campaign progresses. I imagine it'd be far more likely (even probable) if we remained Loremaster (especially at large) as proven weirdpoker, but I really want to see Mathilde interact with yet another alien culture with alien magics.
Marienburg is too new of a polity to warrant its own topic. Books discussing Marienburg can instead be found in section "Empire of Man, The".
