But the extra overwork slots carry pretty harsh penalties. If it's an emergency do we want penalties to those actions? For me the first overwork slot is for crunch time. I don't think we will have crunch time next turn. We will have to make a lot of choices but I don't think all of those choices have to happen right now.
This. That said, I do want to spend more time learning about enchantment sooner or later. We are in a position to possibly revolutionize enchantment via collaboration with Dwarves and use of Vitae.
Honestly, we may want to simply hire an expert diplomat for that. Mathilde is merely average at talking to people.
But overwork doesn't give bonuses. We can likely help with that but I doubt that there will be four other things that must happen the next turn.
We hired experts for the We and it did not cost actions. So... now it's coin flip.
We were explicitly working on the tower and directing them, however. This would be more like hiring a teacher for the We.
12 is average for Stirland, we are below average. the Prince is legitimately better by a large margin at his job than us.
You want to spend three actions on a dragon? We are not the diplomat of K8P. Why would we need to do anything but translate?
Perhaps, but we have several classes worth of learning to still do.
We've been by WOG told that anything that can enchant something else requires a soul of its own, which pretty much invariably means daemonsmithing, sadly. I don't think it's even a matter of complexity so much as that anything that can affect the warp by definition has a soul.
Not our job. It will be Kazrik's task and we might, emphisis on might, be asked/need to help given the language barriers. Mind you, since Kazrik is such a human fanboy I wouldn't be suprised if he has picked up some of the older human languages that we know the Dragon speaks.
I think we are going to have to agree to disagree here. I think it's pretty crazy for us to take on the task of the dragon when it is, for me, clearly in Kazrick's wheelhouse now. We could deal with the dragon when it was sleeping and could be filed under the weird stuff. Now that's awake and at least offered to talk I think it pretty clearly falls under Kazrick's job.
Only when you're finished taking advantage of the knowledge of those who came before you.
As individuals they can get along just fine. The problem is they have similar habitats and resourse needs so they conflict sometimes. It is worth bearing in kind that Dwarfs and Dragons have historicaly got along so well that they collaberated on runes. If there are no grudges then this is a diplomat job not a loremaster one in my opinion.
I read it as enchanting the gun to cast the spell Magic Weapon on the bullets, not enchanting the gun to enchant something else.
