Hmm, if we could get hysh's lie detecting spell made into an item that worked independently from us (no brain dhar), that'd be pretty useful for interrogation.
Should this specify which race's anatomy this is on? IIRC the Anatomy notes in Queekish are for Chaos Dwarves, so the closest comparision (unless Dwarves also have a book of Chaos Dwarf Anatomy) would be Dwarven Anatomy.Anatomy (Use as Rosetta Stone)
Extensive Dwarf - 100g
Extensive Empire -100g
Extensive Bretonnian - 100g
Fair enough.He'd almost certainly just assume that we'd been lied to by another dark elf who was running a con using a catspaw.
No, it just means it is not a standardized spell just yet.And now we have to do spell creation! That's definitely AP intensive and possibly impossible unless it plays well with Warrior of Fog. If it was easy to distill Melkoth's into the bread and butter of a seasoned Grey Wizard interrogator it would be a spell available for us to learn already.
That's the sort of thing so exceptionally useful the Grey Order would have it on their spell book. It's only really amazing if you have Magic 7 but given that the existence and spells of battlemagic weren't classified for us I don't see why that spell's existence would be.
Yes, it could be an amazing spell. It could also not be refined to the point where any Grey wizard can learn and use it with enough skill.That's the sort of thing so exceptionally useful the Grey Order would have it on their spell book. It's only really amazing if you have Magic 7 but given that the existence and spells of battlemagic weren't classified for us I don't see why that spell's existence would be.
At some point in every Grey's career, they're likely going to have to interrogate someone. Even just a witness, a spell to compromise the target's psyche and make gleaning information from them, when used in conjunction with mindhole is absolutely huge. They'd absolutely be pushing it's standardization as much as possible.
@BoneyM A couple of things.
If we claim both the Dark Elf and the Skaven we ask the Dwarves to interrogate them without costing us actions? If possible can we ask them to make sure that they are both alive and realtively healthy at the end of the interrogation?
If we keep them as prisioners I suposse that the dwarves will provide appropiate cells for them, no?
I queston how much extensive linguistics books on a language we barely speak will help.
Already covered by our Chemistry books, given we consulted them on the matter.
You know we could just use an assistant to weield the item for us?Hmm, if we could get hysh's lie detecting spell made into an item that worked independently from us (no brain dhar), that'd be pretty useful for interrogation.
Don't feel like blowing 100 gc on Hysh books, don't think Emoire or Brettonian anatomy will help when we are dealing with dwarf one.
For a shopping list, I'm thinking:
[Library] Extensive Skaven (Brettonian), Extensive Anatomy (Dwarf) - 200 gc
[Enchantment] Speed of Light - 10 college favor
[Purchase] Revolver and a Rifle
Because at this rate we will run out of money before we buy the gun, I'm pretty sure. At least the revolver we should do, tho.
@BoneyM Then in the dwarves aren´t going lend us some cells for holding them, where are we going to puth them if we, hypoteticlly, decide to keep them?
We usually run out of bullets before we join the melee, and a loaded revolver confers an entire extra attack.
Eh, I can sort of see it.Given that we're investigating a substance made of all of the winds having books on all the winds just in case seems purdant.
It's a linguistics book, not a language book, so instead of being about the Bretonnian language, it's instead a Bretonnian book on language itself.I queston how much extensive linguistics books on a language we barely speak will help.
Given that we're investigating a substance made of all of the winds having books on all the winds just in case seems purdant.