Warhammer Fantasy: Divided Loyalties - an Advisor's Quest
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I'm like 80/20 on not civil war vs civil war, and honestly I'm alright with both options
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Parabola
Divided Loyalties Librarian
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War in the normal sense of outright sending troops to attack each other's homes seems incredibly unlikely - even at their worst, I don't think either Belegar or Thorgrim would want to send off their troops to pointlessly die while trying to take some of most defensible locations on the planet.
But it could get pretty ugly. I wonder if this is going to be a dice roll or if Boney has already given this enough thought that there won't be one. Or a mixture of both - maybe Thorgrim will give enough to satisfy Belegar no matter what, but the higher the dice roll, the better it may be for the Project.
But it could get pretty ugly. I wonder if this is going to be a dice roll or if Boney has already given this enough thought that there won't be one. Or a mixture of both - maybe Thorgrim will give enough to satisfy Belegar no matter what, but the higher the dice roll, the better it may be for the Project.
Exactly. A civil war among the dwarves would be awful for everyone involved, and a lot of people who aren't, but it would be interesting
In Belegar we trust.
Not sure if I want him to suddenly be High King but I wouldn't object if it happened.
the signs were there all along...and Be'lakor fooled everyone again!/s
Yeah honestly troops to the enemy just isn't happening. Unless you're marching troops through the underway (which good luck with that) K8P is impenetrable due to the eye of gazul, and karaz a karak is karaz a karak.
Mopman43
Mountain-Hermit of Nitpeak
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To be fair, it might not work against Dwarfs.
Gazul being part of the equation and all.
chocolote12
A Penguin Flailing Against The Keyboard Of Life.
Isn't it mostly underground?
(Also, those cannons appear pointed towards the crenellations they're lined up with, which are outwards.)
(Also, those cannons appear pointed towards the crenellations they're lined up with, which are outwards.)
Mopman43
Mountain-Hermit of Nitpeak
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Those cannons are definitely pointing outwards.WFRP 4e: Winds of Magic, page 54, the Light College
The cannons are pointed inwards.
Also man is it small.
Given the high angle, maybe they're mortars?
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- Australia
Zoomed in more and yeah, definitely pointing outwards, though the narrow part of the cannon is towards the back, which is the opposite of how I understand it should be.
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WFRP 4e: Winds of Magic, page 54, the Light College
The cannons are pointed inwards.
Also man is it small.
Hey! Mastabas! Someone was aware that Egypt didn't/doesn't consist entirely of tall pointy things!
Unless someone honestly believed those dwarves to be enemies of the Karaz Ankor as a whole I suppose, given what Gazul asked.
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Hey now, there's at least even odds that Belegar is the one to fuck it up if it goes pear shaped.
Why is it always the most innocuous actions that have the scariest consequences? We just wanted to look at some enchanted rocks.
infinityDivided
Prince Of Doom
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- USA
You fool, these are enchanted rocks made with DWARVEN SECRETS. You dare propose to show them to outsiders?! That's a Grudge!
Well, this'll be interesting.
fictionfan
Please sir, may I have some Meows?
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As the post above me demonstrates well Dwarfs are just really touchy.
xamaplak
WHAT DO YOU MEAN YOU'RE @SOUP?
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I'd hope that, after everything that's happened so far, Belegar and Thorgrim would both be tip-toeing around each-other. Thorgrim because K8P's clutch connection & his own ball-dropping, and Belegar because Thorgrim apologized at the council of kings and is now actually carrying out his original promise.
Maybe this won't end in sunshine and lollipops, but unless someone really messes up I don't think we'd see anything worse than passive-agressive pettiness.I hope we don't see anything worse than passive-agressive pettiness.
Maybe this won't end in sunshine and lollipops, but unless someone really messes up I don't think we'd see anything worse than passive-agressive pettiness.