It makes sense too, because they should have starved themselves off long ago being in such a static location as that. It also neatly explains their seemingly endless source of warpstone, similar to those warpstones around the river trolls that got expunged when we reactivated the K8P network.
The Liber Mortis specifically has notes on how to best fight with undead; how to best fight against Skaven; and how to best fight Skaven with undead.
Powerstones only come in one size and the only known way of changing that size is expanding them by feeding them primordial Winds. Unless Dhar powerstone mechanics are fundamentally different than Wind powerstone mechanics (which is admittedly possible) then warpstone isn't a Dhar powerstone since it can come in sizes from dust to giant rocks.
Can we experiment with Nexus in places that is already too bad, like Skavenblight or Morgheim? I mean, I doubt that some will be angry is we make this lands worser.
Laughing at the idea of some archmages and runelords sprinting out of the room as the rune activates.
Another common weakness of the elder races, they don't spend much time in this larval stage of development.
First that elf promotes Johan now this. These old guys really have no political savy
I doubt the locals would be amenable to letting us tinker with a Nexus in the middle of their territory.
IIRC, that has been brought up and pretty much ruled out, as a failed attempt would result in a very very big boom, and there's no place that'd we'd be able to try it safely.
It's not just "the land itself will get worse" that is a concern here but things along the lines of "everyone in the immediate area, including the experiments by necessity, Explodes" that are of concern
On other side, I doubt that our friends or people in thread will be angry, if we committed genocide in this places. No one cares about Skavens.
Genocide is always wrong. Destroying the Under-Empire, yes. Killing Skaven for being Skaven, no.
Yes.
In theory, possibly yes. In practice, that seems like an excellent way to provoke the Under-Empire into retaliating and possibly breaking the Conspiracy of Silence. Their portion of the network is tiny, even cutting off a few Waystones would hit them hard and potentially instigate a response.
