Mopman43
Mountain-Hermit of Nitpeak
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Well, Endtimes canon.
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Warhammer Fantasy: Divided Loyalties - an Advisor's Quest
- Thread starter Boney
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- Fantasy Users' Choice!
Voted best in category in the Users' Choice awards.
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- Singapore
If we had picked Mathilde the Sigmarite as opposed to Mathilde the Ranaldite, something tells me that the thread would have responded very differently to the outcomes of the Sylvanian campaign.
Ericwinter
Definitely not a Skaven Infiltrator
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- America
Ah, so not an actual existing item, but an item to emulate a natural effect. Cool.
Also that sounds ducking awesome and I would so support it. Not sure if there would be enough room on just a cloak for that though.
No need to bother Shallya, we've got access to a perfectly good home made solution. We've even used the process once before which makes it basically a traditional home remedy, and you know how much the people of Stirland and Dwarfs love tradition. No need to search for this miracle cure I'll provide the quote for you.
What brilliance! I don't know about you but I'm certainly convinced that this is a good idea that could have absolutely no negative consequences whatsoever.
Ericwinter
Definitely not a Skaven Infiltrator
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- America
...have you been taking some of Omegahuggers seminars? Because that sounds like something they would say.
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I hesitate to ask but... "Battle magics" sounds plural. Does that mean we can combine a battle magic spell with a non-battle magic spell?
Sir_Travelsalot
Never wakes up tired.
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- At Home
...Omegahugger does seminars?
Once Mathilde's enchantment skills are at the level of including Battle Magic, yes.
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@picklepikkl please include enchantment lessons next turn because I want a balrog cloak.
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- Finland
I'm pretty sure that if you make a cloak that attacks people with flamy tentacles, it will make us terrifying without any extra effort.
Ericwinter
Definitely not a Skaven Infiltrator
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- America
I would be surprised if they didn't.
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- New Brunswick, NJ
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- He/Him/His
Your opinion is noted, though I will point out the power of proposing a turn plan is something that Boney, in his democratically-minded generosity, has distributed to all the people of SV.
consequences
Not A Nice Person At All
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...Am I the only one who read the Chamberlain's question as more 'How attached are they to this plan, and how much would the Dwarves have our back if we pushed this?'
Do we have any idea of the scope of non-monetary favor we would need to do the Shallyans to make it a plausible course of action?
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- Australia
Mmm, overall a good idea in thread etiquette, sure; 'Don't restart old arguments.'
Kinda lacks something when it's the very same style of argument coming up again and again, though. Eh, I'll just try to make sure to give the rules another read-over by next vote, see what's acceptable for all sides.
Alright, I'll limit it to current votes, then, to merely support my poor memory and limit the slog of rereading through arguments.
Thanks for the input, all!
Looking at that thing, it's suddenly completely understandable why the Dwarven word for human means "shoddy."Now that is just silly.
I would also have severe reservations about teaching engineering secrets to people who turn around and use them to make that.
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SuperSonicSound
Shadowmancer of the Shadow Cabal
Yes but only three-four peoples plans ever win.
So whilst the power to make plans exists for every one in principle, in practice not really?
Putting aside the very likely clash between divine magic and Chamon: Shallya is the White Dove of Mercy that brings comfort to the innocent victims of war, pestilence, and famine. Those that go out of their way to pour molten metal in their eyes twice do not fall under that umbrella, especially when they aren't in pain and have the means to overcome the handicap.
I don't like the implication that you only consider yourself bound by the letter of the rules, not by civility, nor the implication that you're going to use those rules as a bludgeon against others. You're really coming across at someone looking for a way to start trouble without getting in it yourself.
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The worst is when it ends up working.
If Phoenix King wanted to respond with clarity, he could have done so when the Empire was asking. Since he did not, I am not sure why would he respond to Mathilde alone.
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- Australia
Presumably because Enchanting already involves Channeling, or some other 'spend more time and effort to get a bigger effect out of the same level of Magic' technique.
Looked at like that Heidi must have done some very impressive things to get her immortality. I do not thinks she and innocence are on the same plane of existence these days.
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- New Brunswick, NJ
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- He/Him/His
I mean, I have only ever won one outright, though variants of plans I proposed have won more often than that. Besides, I only got to the point of "credible turnplanner" by passing through the stage of "brash upstart"; I didn't start out credible, I just kept annoying the thread with my own suggestions until they started being taken seriously. I really do think that the power of turnplanning has become more democratized with time; I could go through the K8P-era turnplans and list the winning planmakers (as well as if they were a variant of someone else's) to demonstrate this.
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- Finland
Johann is an adult who made his own decisions.
I don't like the idea of going out of our way to find some miracle cure, or grind faction rep on his behalf.
Sure if there is an easy fix we can do in one turn, sure, we can suggest it to him, but as it is, he is doing fine, and i'm happy to leave him be.
I don't like the idea of going out of our way to find some miracle cure, or grind faction rep on his behalf.
Sure if there is an easy fix we can do in one turn, sure, we can suggest it to him, but as it is, he is doing fine, and i'm happy to leave him be.
Last turns winner in @Rafin was a first timer too, if I'm not mistaken.
The bigger issue is the necessary time commitment for making and fighting for a plan. Depending on the time the update drops, it's just not in the cards for some.