Warhammer Fantasy: Divided Loyalties - an Advisor's Quest
- Thread starter Boney
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That does mean she is probably also pro-the World Not-Being-Swallowed-By-the-Realm-of-Chaos, eternal torture sounds boring.
DocMatoi
Theoretical Lover of Girls
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- within 2 hours of the White House
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- They/Them
Ehhhh, hard to say if that would work. Part of the riverine transmission is based on rivers being metaphysically semipermanent, yeah? Ages of water moving in this line making magic move along with it. Canals won't have that weight of years for a while yet
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DocMatoi
Theoretical Lover of Girls
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- within 2 hours of the White House
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- They/Them
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- Leeds
I'd say I appreciate the commitment to the bit, but what is this:
You're letting yourself down.
DocMatoi
Theoretical Lover of Girls
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- within 2 hours of the White House
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- They/Them
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- Outside the Box
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- She/Her
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- Leeds
Now thats my comedy.
Have we considered that if everything is Ranald pretending to be something else, we can make a delicious Burrito by praying to Ranald to pretend to be a delicious burrio?
Those have indeed not changed over the last several thousand years so it might even be nostalgic. That said we need her on the project not playing tower defense in Praag. At least I'm still interested in making that cheap spirit transition waystone that can be spammed in relatively safe populated areas.
As if she couldn't harangue a pack of greater daemons into compliance and carve out her own little corner of the warp.
ReaperofInterest
Herald of Disaster
After looking at the various options and reading the arguments, I'm voting for New Town.
[X] Bridge of Death and New Town
The citizens won't be too happy to start with, but the Z'ra will, and he's in the position to further fund the Waystone rollout in Praag.
[X] Bridge of Death and New Town
The citizens won't be too happy to start with, but the Z'ra will, and he's in the position to further fund the Waystone rollout in Praag.
Right, the Waystones' output probably wouldn't be able to flow through any new canals. What canals would do is allow theoretical Waystone barges to travel between rivers more easily and thus to concentrate in the places where they're most needed with greater speed and efficiency. That's a major improvement in and of itself!
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- California, USA
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- He/Him
What fully convinced me was Boney saying this vote is a line in a history book.
We're going to cover the world in waystones no matter what, I'd like the first Waystone remembered as being placed besides the greatest ruin-monument to international magical cooperation in history, alongside the Magnus Gardens and other symbolic sites.
We're going to cover the world in waystones no matter what, I'd like the first Waystone remembered as being placed besides the greatest ruin-monument to international magical cooperation in history, alongside the Magnus Gardens and other symbolic sites.
We're going to cover Praag in Waystones no matter what, the world is a much less certain proposition
Just had an interesting thought, we may have accidentally rehabilitated Magister Conrad Becher. I mean think about it, this is the first place to receive a New Waystone, certainly the most tainted and he is the wizard on the spot. Assuming a bit of skill and diligence on his part (and there is no sign he lack either) he could soon be an expert on their deployment second only to the people on the Project itself. Given how in demand stones are going to be throughout the Old World that is a very valuable skill.
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- California, USA
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- He/Him
The powerful will cover the Old World in Waystones once they've proven themselves and popularized, then.
Oh, I had understood it backwards when you explained it before. I thought that the Gospodars had enough Ungol blood in them that she no longer considered them to be "other."
This is a lot more sad and lonely.
That is how it was put previously. I think both are true.
SaltyWaffles
I am dissapoint, son
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Why would the gods she swore by unrecognizable? While their worshippers might change, I can't see how a god would change in a few thousand years when it has the same name, inhabits the same domain and region, and has the same themes. Does she lack the personal connection to any of those gods like Mathilde has?
DocMatoi
Theoretical Lover of Girls
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- within 2 hours of the White House
- Pronouns
- They/Them
Billy Bishop says: changing your comedy? That's a bad strategy son, plus it's gruesome. Tell the same.joke over and over again, that's what I do. I hope this was helpful! 👍
Live a thousand years and find out.
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- Leeds
Who wrote this post? It smells of smug wizard.
pucflek
Verified simpleton
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- Czech Republic
If i recall correctly, In the last three hundred years, Manaan has changed because Asur talked Marienburgers into it. The carved out remains are known as Stromfels.
That about give you an idea how a god could possibly change overnight, much less in millenium long cultural evolution process?