Warhammer Fantasy: Divided Loyalties - an Advisor's Quest
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- Leeds
Pretty sure Abelheim was secretly the Patriarch.
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- Outside the Box
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- She/Her
[X] Magister Patriarch Algard
You forget, Abelhelm was basically a scholar of the undead. He knew a lot of things that in retrospect must have come from him reading the Liber Mortis.
Logically, yes. The Imperial Spymaster should be someone forgettable and not-at-all-famous. Meme-wise, though, there's no better candidate.
You forget, Abelhelm was basically a scholar of the undead. He knew a lot of things that in retrospect must have come from him reading the Liber Mortis.
Logically, yes. The Imperial Spymaster should be someone forgettable and not-at-all-famous. Meme-wise, though, there's no better candidate.
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- Greece
Ooops, my bad, wanted to answer you too and forgot to due to being confused by quotes. Let me fix that.
Edit: thought it was better to remove the quote from the original and place it here since I goofed
I think I remember the fact it was implied it gave him an extra edge against the undead? May be misremembering.
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- New Brunswick, NJ
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- He/Him/His
I feel awkward about being That Guy, but I am not sure how that is possible. The bounty was for 300gc, and our liquidity was in the thousands as of the last turn.
So I am deeply perplexed about how our spending exhausted our cash on hand. We definitely had significantly more than 100 ingots when last I checked our money.
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I suppose we'll find out next chapter of we didn't fuck up with the Battle Altar. I will continue to worry about that until it gets a nod of approval.
Amazing papers though.
Amazing papers though.
If anyone can pull an older version of the charsheet, it's possible I did three ingots to the crown instead of three crowns to the ingot.
It is less the specific and more the general outlook.
Stealing forbidden knowledge from the enemies of civilisation is something that should be done with great care, much thought and a fair bit of restraint. This is a lesson that Methilde, due to our votes, is rapidly forgetting.
Read the dangerous forbidden book.
Research the (not technically a) demon blood.
Eat the greenskin magic mushrooms.
Stockpile crates of warpstone technology.
Keep the freaking Brass Orb, which even the official Skaven tech researcher wanted nothing to do with.
And now she is fantasising about looting the contents of the most vampire infested castle in history because it might have interesting reading material.
This is the narrative warning us to mind what habits we cultivate.
I for one do not want to spend the Ulthuan trip going through the pockets of Druchii looking for poisoned knives, Dhar bombs and a copy of Sorcery For Dummies.
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- Earth
the last diffchecker I could find.
which is from february 19 2020, aka too old
| Personal Wealth: 255 Stirlandian gold crowns, 456 K8P gold coins, 380 silver ingots to be spent within the Karaz Ankor, 257 silver ingots that can be spent freely. |
| Each ingot is worth 60 Dwarven silver coins / 3 Dwarven gold coins / 78 Empire shillings / 3.9 Empire crowns |
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- The Surface Of A Hostile Planet
If nobody has it saved, you could contact the mods - they're able to see previous versions of edited posts.
I feel that is the kind of logic that gets you 'an open mind is a fortress with its gates adjar' and other ridiculous 40K propaganda that causes laughing and weeping at the idiocy at the same time. Knowledge is knowledge barring Chaos tomes and stuff like the books of Nagash there is nothing dangerous about acquiring it only using it. Keep in mind we are not studying the brass orb in secret. The Colleges know we have it and are fine with it. As for the 'skaven researcher' I suspect their names are 'Johan and Mathilde'.
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- United States
[X] Magister Patriarch Algard
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- New Brunswick, NJ
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- He/Him/His
No, that's definitely right; when I math it out, it comes to the same total I had reported in my post before the purchase round. So Boney will have to recalculate spending and income to apply the results of the purchase round, but otherwise that is the correct number. Thank you for finding it!
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the danger of a Tome of Necromancy is that now someone has a Tome of How To Be A Necromancer.
Which is nearly the same as a Tome of How To Fight Necromancy.
The solution is to only grant "Trusted" people access. Which iirc the Light Collage does with some people.
We are simply not on the list.
Metallic inks refer to inks made from metal salts. They do not rust or corrode, being already as oxidized as they can get outside of temperatures or caustics capable of annihilating the surface they are written on. They do tend to be water soluble to various extents, which is a problem without some waterproofing like lacquer, though they never fade like organic inks would.
Also if its written on parchment the ink is practically certain to outlive the medium, parchment rots when too wet, crumbles when too dry and is delicious to vermin.
Crazy thought: Warpstone has a tendency to decompose explosively when disturbed. AV has a tendency to decompose explosively when disturbed. I wonder how much, if any, warpstone tech we could recreate with AV?
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All of it?
I mean it wouldn't be particularly hard to recreate the circumstances in which warpstone is created using AV. Unless you mean the equivalent of find and replace warpstone with AV in which case probably not much of it right now.
That has been brought up before. The issue is we have tinny quantities of AV.