Teleport towers.
We are not gaming the system, but it seems logical that If we are hiring the foremost expert on lethal towers we should go with the most interesting option, if he decides he is not interested that's his choice.
Bit late, but yeah - being a "razor sharp QA/QC guy" is a full time job that should cost an action.
Us personally casting it entirely misses the point of enchanting things.
Accurate depiction of the insights of Fozzrik's tome:
You know, I heard a pretty interesting discussion on another thread discussing that Skaven were only tangentially related to rats because whereas Skaven are defined by their egoism, normal rats are, generally, quite altruistic...
The Tower of Burning Shadows is pretty amazing, but it does have an issue; if enemies approach under the cover of shields, well, it's a hassle, but it turns army wide death into something that'll mildly scuff their equipment.
I mean you'd have to be pretty tightly packed to protect yourself from the affect.
While it has little to do with plan creation, if you're looking for self-improvement options I found it hurtful when you assumed bad faith on my part while trying to clear up a misunderstanding with the GM and basically told me to shut up. The fact that you promptly raked in a dozen likes for it certainly didn't help the feeling of a hostile thread environment. As far as I can tell that was an active attempt on your part to reduce or eliminate my participation in this quest when it's already almost impossible to participate due to sheer speed and volume of posts, and it sucked. So please try to be nicer to others in the future.
Oh, definitely. It's been ruled that we can't gt any better action efficiency than a full Mathilde on every item, but for something with a more project team based approach we would probably see something like the 2:1 action efficiency that we get when overseeing minions or organizations.
A lot of martial arts would actually of questionable value beyond the basics in Warhammer; they assume that your enemy will have a certain body structure, certain balance, certain weak points, and so on that aren't necessarily going to be the case for non-humans. Just beating the hell out of somebody, on the other hand, doesn't really have that drawback.
That's not quite accurate; even a tightly packed shield wall will have gaps and holes in it. Plus, there's also the question of whether a shield is enough to stop the effect of a mountain-fired burning shadow- I honestly don't know either way whether it would.
