Man, taking back that lake and possibly cleansing all the warpstone residue that'll flow down river is a big thing. We might possibly see a retaking of the hold there. Wasn't there a (flooded) gromril mine there as well or something? I'm not by my computer to look for references.
The first steps of a very long road.
College wizards might be able to manage the same with the Move spell, assuming it can target liquids, but not nearly as easily. Ulthuan or Marienburg might have something more suited to the task.
Bretonnia should be easy enough, now we have something to wave at the Damsels. The Border Princes aren't sovereign enough for anyone to care. Tilea could be problematic. No clue about Estalia, although I note that during the big treaty update it was said that none of the signatory nations with hesitate to march an army in should it become critical.
In Kislev Mathilde must carefully balance various local interests, sooth pride and reassure worries.
As far as the Dawi aspect goes, they get a hand on a long-standing problem they don't like to talk about. Well, other than the Chaos one. Or the Elf one. It's the undead one. Telling them they will never have to worry about ambient Dark Magic turning their revered Ancesors into shambling monsters hungry for flesh, especially the bit where you don't need to be a Runesmith to grab Magic with both hands and throttle it like you work at a nuclear power plant, is going to make a lot of friends.
Well, if they can just let each other work on their predefined responsibilities, think about the bigger picture, and above all else shut up before the intrusive thoughts win, you can probably get some collaboration going.
Oooooh, Marine Corp Yumi but it's Buffy?
Not just Dhar, it's all magic. This is closer to setting up some local electromagnetic shielding to block solar radiation from giving them all super cancer (turning to stone) whenever they go outdoors.
Ah, we love a self-defeating moral stand.
I read this more as Seiliph being the Grey Lords' self appointed parole officer. Live-in narc. The angel on your shoulder who'll crowbar his way into your lab so you can't suppress his ethical objections.
My pet theory is that he had an enemy among the Asur. He wanted to see that enemy punished for their crimes after the war. Unfortunately there is no punishment for war crimes if you're both on the winning side.
Claedor: RETIREMENT HERE I COME!
Interesting. I wonder if containing it in a vacuum would slow the rate of emanation?
Ah, splitting up by fandom? A pain, though it's not the worst system-
Wait, by pairing? Man, 1.0 was a wild time.
People used to make blogs and post self written fics and they were usually oriented by pairing yeah. An absolutely wild time.
Be me, heroically having the stupidest opinions imaginable so every serious magister can point to me and say their ideas aren't mainstream.
Given Ikit Claws Doomrockets and Doomsphere you are more right than you realize.
