Aren't star dragons basically Emperor dragons but in elf?
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Warhammer Fantasy: Divided Loyalties - an Advisor's Quest
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Aren't star dragons basically Emperor dragons but in elf?
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- The Star Kingdom of Manticore
Do we have quotes for those tidbits about star and emperor dragons? From what I have seen other people say emperor and star are simply different methods for stating age of a dragon. I haven't seen anything linking the two like you are suggesting.
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No, they are are the step below that. The high elves don't have the option to include emperor dragons in their army natively. They have to do it the same way as everyone else.
Fair do's then. I was focusing on the non-ulthuani dragons unit entries and didn't bother reading the high elf army books for this.
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- Actually pretty lost
I do not feel reassured that Mr Machinegun went on a murder spree because he was woken up by the other squatter's meth lab blowing up, no.
The exact same problem applies.
'Star Dragon' means the eldest of the Ulthuan-aligned Dragons. 'Emperor Dragon' means the eldest of Dragons, regardless of political affiliation.
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- Spain
The only way to get a headcount would be to go swimming with the River Trolls and expose yourself to warpstone radiation to count the Warp Trolls. Hard to judge which would be a worse idea.
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- Spain
Alectai
Speaks Words of Wisdom... On occasion
Ice Dragon?
It'll operate at 100% effectiveness until it loses consciousness or gets a bad miscast, Hysh doesn't help with stamina but has very comprehensive healing magic.
They caught a glimpse of two, but none really have a baseline on how to judge whether it's in good health.
Doomed Wombat
Let's go Darling!
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- Dancing on wires!
WinterLantern
Smoked bird
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- North England
I'd actually rather be quickly murdered by warpstone radiation than torn apart and eaten. At least you'd be dead before the warpguts actually ate you
Doomed Wombat
Let's go Darling!
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- Dancing on wires!
Oh no the warp stone radiation would turn you into a tentacle monster with a butt for a face.
Much more painful.
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- being near locations is my passion.
You are assuming that the warp radiation does not turn you into something that can not die of old age, is in constant agony andddd then becomes intangible to trolls because 'warp'
Basically, the assumption that you would die to the radiation seems to be insufficiently pessimistic one to bank on.
River troll for me, every time.
Well, no time, but between that and warp gut....
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- Europe
If talking about a thing in a quest is fiction then so is the mod post talking about the same. Just separate it from reality as you do with the fiction.
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- Spain
Now I wonder if we can fish the remaining River Trolls using skaven tied up to a really thick rope/chain.
pucflek
Verified simpleton
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- Czech Republic
The best reply to disruptive action is no reply and a report.
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- Norway
I think we should stop saying "squatter" about the dragon, unless it turns out it sneakily moved in just last year or something. Dwarfs lost Karak Eight Peaks three thousand years ago. That's long enough to become indigenous in most places IRL. Dwarfs are so inhumanly bitter and grudge-holding they're pushing the equivalent of Babylonian revanchism and being upset about the destruction of the Hanging Gardens by the Assyrians. (attributed to Sennacherib ca. 700BC)
On the other hand, AFAIK, neither the dragon nor the dwarfs have signed onto any sort of international treaty regarding such things, so this doesn't give the dragon any rights as such, the dwarfs will probably be onboard with killing a "settler" or "indigenous" dragon instead if they can't come to an agreement about letting it stay in their Karak.
lancelot
Completely worth it
That doesn't make a damn bit of sense considering you know people getting banned, or threads locked because are too screwed up to understand nuance.
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lancelot
Completely worth it
First rule of another race is that they don't think like humans, between near perfect memories, and living for multiple centuries. 3000 years, might as well be 300 for a human. It's a rare dragon that isn't with the High Elves that can be reasoned with, if it can be reasoned with, doesn't have Dawi treasure as part of it's hoard, and is willing to pay or work as 'rent' then great. If not it dies just that simple.
Just replying to something directly posted to me.
Doomed Wombat
Let's go Darling!
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- Dancing on wires!
No negotiation, no perhaps trying not to piss off the flying intelligent WMD, just going to go straight to killing it if these criteria ain't fulfilled?
I suppose we shouldn't use the Zhuffbar model for dealing with Dragons then?