... What if we enchanted an item of Mindhole for Johann to borrow? Everything, everything about him, our prisoner would forget. Every interaction. All passage of time with him.
I've never encountered such a rule before. I guess to an extent it varies based on the preferences of the user, of course, but as to whether or not it's a site spanning thing we'll have to agree to disagree.
I don't think we can get any tougher without supernatural assistance. We're already a great sword toting adventurer who lives up a hundred flights of stairs. What more exercise could we possibly accomplish?
... Thanks for getting that quote.
Don't worry, it's on the list. Right behind doing our job, raising our Magic score, getting a staff, home improvement projects, doing Dreng's job, our relationship with our god, increasing our Enchanting skill, teaching our dog to talk, doing Kazrik's job, doing research for tactical purposes, doing research just for giggles, doing research to attain real ultimate power, doing Edda's job, developing a unique sword style for Branalhune, raising our pistols skill, raising our assassination skill, raising our sabotage skill, doing Gotri's job, learning to shoot a gun while invisible, learning to see through magical darkness, learning to murder people with our shadow on purpose, doing Gunnars's job, learning Queekish, learning more elf languages, husbandoing the Eshin assassin, dabbing on the Vow of Poverty, and doing Belegar's job.
Hmmm, there might be a way around that: a large grey cloak enchanted with mindhole, with the forgetfulness targeting all memories including the cloak. Which would therefore hit all the memories of Johann as long as he'd been wearing it consistently.
The problem with mind hole is that they don't remember the person specifically, but they remember everything else. For the skaven that would manifest as not being able to remember who they were talking to for a significant period of time, immediately making them suspicious.
Nobody. The quest would be dead, long live the quest, thanks for playing.
It's been proposed and I think it is the best way to do it. It's just not the best way to farm Dwarf Favour.
An Azyr-lover! Quick, everyone, get him!
Sorry, I am a little profane on Warhammer lore... Azyr wasn´t some kind of afterlife?
It's come up a few times. I proposed it, you proposed it, somebody else has probably proposed it; it probably wouldn't be hard to lure them out, given that one of our current worries is them deciding to do so on their own. Then the fire and the shadow acid cuts through their regeneration, and they go down like a posse of particularly thick and dimwitted orcs.
It's a wind, but when the world blew up it turned into eight magical realms based on the winds. Age of Sigmar isn't particularly bad, but the End Times that caused it to be a thing were, so we're discounting it entirely, generally speaking.
Azyr is the Wind of Magic used by the Celestial College, one of the two colleges Mathilde in-character dislikes. Notably, they are astronomers and astrologers, and Azyr gathers around high places and stargazing.
