Ericwinter
Definitely not a Skaven Infiltrator
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Except absolutely nothing is that unambiguous. There will always be some small overlap in some way shape or form, as you've pointed out, and someone will always try to claim it for their deity, thus gods do absolutely nothing. Or, perhaps instead of dismissing something the moment someone has to expound or clarify upon their original point, like I did by explaining what I meant with "revitalizing the Karag Ankor"—which had very little to do with upholding the Polity, especially considering the mess with Thorgrim and whatever results from that—and you look at how much opposition there is. So far, I've made several points that ties things into Shallya, and you have made, what, one? If the numbers were more equal I might concede, but that seems fairly unambiguous to me.Use the Protector Test: If you have to say anything extra for somebody to understand what this has to do with one god or another, no, it isn't clear enough to count. You could tie every action to one god or another; it's when things are unambiguous enough that it isn't up for discussion that they'll actually pay attention, though.
As an aside, however, I should also point out that we're not discussing whether Shallya would have something to do with the reconquest, but whether Ranald could present it as a suitable gift to her for reconciliation. Things don't have to fall into her divine wheelhouse, however much they might, just be something she can appreciate. And if I could present it in such a poetic light, Ranald could almost certainly do it even better. That's the nice thing about gods being actual entities, they can still see things outside their influence and have opinions on them.
Anyways, I'm going to bed now. See y'all.