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She did.
Warhammer Fantasy: Divided Loyalties - an Advisor's Quest
- Thread starter Boney
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- warhammer warhammer fantasy fantasy be gay do crimes (gay) female protagonist pansexual protagonist ck2 quest divided loyalties mountain vietnam ranald is real this is a dwarf quest (dwarfs) this is maybe an elf quest this is not a vampire quest this is not an empire quest try it and find out open voting
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Brutal. You are fighting in your awesome dragon body, burning enemies left and right while they can only scratch you, they flee, you roar in victory. Then your transformation ends and it turns out that those dragon-sized scratches are wizard-sized mortal wounds. I imagine there was a number of battle wizards who died from this effect without even realizing what killed them - 3 wounds out of Chimera's 10 or Dragon's 8 may be masked by the adrenaline, but 3 out of wizard lord's 3 is quite different matter.
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- yorkshire
what is wrong with Belegar
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- Norway
This is usually tallied once battle turns end.
He is facing the dilemma of the created the Dawi Zhar, do un-dwarfy things for survival or perish. It is one all of Karaz Ankor faces but Belegar is one of the few clear sighted enough to see it.
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The Great One
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- Everywhere
This. Meeting high elves is the way to practical information of multi-wind interaction, divine magic and studies on the warp. No other race we have close to easy access to has all of that information.
Fair, but it might be relevant in this turn's buying of dwarf things.
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You missed my point: If we turn him over to the High Elves, the Empire and Dwarves will not learn what the Dark Elf knows. Us getting to meet some High Elves for new reading material isn't worth the human and dwarf lives that would be lost to Ulthuan's reclusive foreign policy.
I mean, others do see it, but Thorgrim's take on it, for example, is to make your extinction count for as much as possible.
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The Great One
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- Everywhere
No. I just disagree. Even if they choose not to share any information, the elves the ones best suited to challenge any dark elf scheme.
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- The underworld
I was wondering did clan mors manage to capture clans moulders, breeders, because if so that means clans mors can keep up this war of attrition a lot longer than otherwise possible.
also, that is one of the best ways to fight a war against the skaven for someone with our abilities, sneak in an kill all the females before the wars starts and suddenly the endless waves of skaven throwing themselves at you are not so endless anymore.
in fact, that will be a good strategy once the ninja rats are destroyed, clan mors find out all their breeders are dead, so they throw everything at clan Skryre to take their breeders to replenish their numbers only to find out all of them somehow dead in the fighting. surprise!, oh and there is a dwarf army upstairs that "love" to meet the neighbors.
He was a corsair off the coast of Lustria as far as we know, the odds of him knowing anything relevant to the dwarfs are remote IMO. There is a fair point about interrogating him to find out what he was doing in K8P, but we have action crunch
That sounds way too much. How is Eshin even going to find out that we have a captive Warlord, especially in the next couple of turns?
Also, if Eshin assassins can penetrate so easily and that deeply in dwarf-part of K8P, there is a dozen of better targets for them, who are a lot more valuable and difficult to replace.
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We ask nicely when handing the dark elf over to share any and all information they get that does note compromise the intrests of the High Elves then, as part of the deal. *shrugs*
Edit: I think 5-10 favours on security and a separate dungeon would be useful imo.
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Thorgrim does not see it as a choice with survival as an option, just a matter of plotting out the road to the grave to be the most glorious. Belegar has that most pernicious of gifts in Warhammer, hope.
The one you killed in front of everyone, yeah. I'll edit it into the update.
Hmm... on the elf what would be the possible downsides of interrogating him now and sending him off next turn other than having to spend an AP on it?
Because it seems like a straightforward way of getting info for K8P and the College and then getting Elf favour.
Because it seems like a straightforward way of getting info for K8P and the College and then getting Elf favour.
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[Q] PROJECT: Get more actions
Apply pictures to Boney in the hopes he breaks.
Its 40K, sue me.
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The Great One
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- Everywhere
Well, the AP is a big one. The other is the problem with actually interrogating the elf and keeping him in our custody. He's a dark elf who aren't the easiest to torture. If he has information worth having, he's likely trained to resist interrogation.
He might also escape. Far easier than the skaven. Elves are considered dangerous for a reason.
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I actually think the public dungeon would be a good idea in its self
Someone said something about a multicultural experiment is a privilege not a right. But part of a multicultural experiment is working with the needs of all groups.
Realistically, human crime will happen, and many humans will not follow the dwarf way of dealing with it in 'clan' at least not in the first generation, not to mention the foreign visitors.
It will be better to have it, to stick someone in for a few days as punishment or whatever. Then to need it and not have it.
Someone said something about a multicultural experiment is a privilege not a right. But part of a multicultural experiment is working with the needs of all groups.
Realistically, human crime will happen, and many humans will not follow the dwarf way of dealing with it in 'clan' at least not in the first generation, not to mention the foreign visitors.
It will be better to have it, to stick someone in for a few days as punishment or whatever. Then to need it and not have it.
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- Leeds
[Q] Look into getting a halfling bard we can keep in a backpack to record our deeds.
Ulthuan's reclusive foreign policy? That's something that simply doesn't exist. Ulthuan under Finubar the Seafarer has the most outwards reaching foreign policy of any nation in the world. It acts as the world police, actively intervening in trouble spots all over the globe, and its merchants trade with every one of the forces of order save the dwarves, gathering information and strengthening their allies as they go. The elves are the fantasy British Empire, as seen by the British.
Their entire strategy is to work with the other forces of order to fight the forces of destruction.
The elves have every reason to tell the Empire and Mathilde as a backchannel to the dwarves everything that's relevant for them to know, as every man or dwarf that dies fighting the enemy is an elf that doesn't, and they value high elven lives very highly.
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