How about a small arsenal of bombs?
Ah but a step up in speed and reduction in risk.
I feel that "trap the personal rooms of a Skaven Warlord" probably runs into the problem of the Skaven earning advancement through assassination. I'd give Mathilde better odds on stabbing or shooting one than setting up a trap.
To kill them, sure. To stir shit up? It could work quite nicely. And it's hard to deal with the dwarfs knocking on your frontdoor when your busy killing all your untrusted underlings.
Oh yeah, it'll be murder on orcs (spelled with a c in Fantasy btw), assuming the traps manage to actually kill them and probably will screw witht heir tactical thinking either way. I'm not sure it'd stir things up the way you'd want with the Skaven though, unless you go in with the intention of framing an underling. The most likely reaction would probably be "They tried and failed, I better be more paranoid so they keep failing, or I can prove it was them" IMO.
Obviously, one of them's for Mathilde in her current Grey phase, the other as a reserve for when she becomes Mathilde the White, Master of Qhaysh.
They've got to focus the most of their security efforts on wherever they are at a given moment.
What actually happens when a Karak doesn't have a clan dedicated to some basic and vital profession? Import everything or make due with some other kind of work organization?
...pinky promise? On punishment of making the We cry if you break it?
They don't have a dedicated Clan, but I think there are some dwarfs in K8P that are capable of smelting metal.
Well, I would need to get the thread on board with certain other things before I actually could do anything, but sure: I solemnly swear that I will not vote using our bought dragon skeleton to make an undead dragon, even in the case that it gains a significant bandwagon. If I break this promise, the We will be sorely disappointed in me, cry and never look at me the same way again.
I meant more in general. Does work in such cases just get done by Dwarven freelancers that have permission to do specific things from far off clans as long as they shut their mouth when it comes to how anything they do actually gets done?
Nono, you don't get the brilliance of this.
Which vote was that, out of curiosity?
What happens if it turns out that massive surge of support turns out to be for trolling Omegahugger with a non-necromantically used dragon skeleton rather than for necromancy, though?
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What are the protocols for when such negotiations fall through, for one reason or another? Are there precedents for Holds creating entirely new clans using skilled orphans (Karazsons/Karazdottirs?), or would resorting to such get taken as dangerously radical, signalling the slow death of a Hold?
I don't think it covers all of the updates missing a map, but here's a bunch of @vsh 's regularly updated maps in-progress:
Initial Situation:
Warhammer Fantasy: Divided Loyalties - an Advisor's Quest Fantasy - Users' Choice!
As a Journeywoman, Grey Wizard Mathilde Weber is dropped into the deep end of intrigue and double-dealing after a surprise assignment to the necromancer-afflicted province of Stirland. Follow her trials, travails, feats and discoveries as she makes her way in the world and does her best to...
After claiming Under-Citadel and Under-Karagril, and the Undumgi take Kvynn-Wyrr
Warhammer Fantasy: Divided Loyalties - an Advisor's Quest Fantasy - Users' Choice!
As a Journeywoman, Grey Wizard Mathilde Weber is dropped into the deep end of intrigue and double-dealing after a surprise assignment to the necromancer-afflicted province of Stirland. Follow her trials, travails, feats and discoveries as she makes her way in the world and does her best to...
After claiming the Under-Caldera, scouts learned that Mhonar was empty, and scouts learned that the dragon ate Skryre and intruded into the Mors/Eshin fight
Warhammer Fantasy: Divided Loyalties - an Advisor's Quest Fantasy - Users' Choice!
As a Journeywoman, Grey Wizard Mathilde Weber is dropped into the deep end of intrigue and double-dealing after a surprise assignment to the necromancer-afflicted province of Stirland. Follow her trials, travails, feats and discoveries as she makes her way in the world and does her best to...
The conclusion:
Warhammer Fantasy: Divided Loyalties - an Advisor's Quest Fantasy - Users' Choice!
As a Journeywoman, Grey Wizard Mathilde Weber is dropped into the deep end of intrigue and double-dealing after a surprise assignment to the necromancer-afflicted province of Stirland. Follow her trials, travails, feats and discoveries as she makes her way in the world and does her best to...
They'd be allowed to do that without approval of their clan heads? I mean they would still be spinning off a new clan while using all of the old clan's secrets.
Huh, what happens if the new clan becomes powerful enough to form their own guild in the new hold? I mean, I'm assuming that's happened, most of the references to guilds I'm aware of make it clear they're only within a single Karak.
