Eh, it's mostly fun speculation for me. If nothing else, it would be good on the very off chance we run into a rogue Amber with Tranformation of Kadon. Or, you know, we have to put down someone who used the Battle Altar and got dispelled or something.
She might be able to assassinate Dragomas. That's pretty different than beating him in a duel.
Never know.
The current thread stance on groundbreaking magical feats that would end up bending or breaking the Articles of Magic (certain parts of Ulgu-tongs, necromancy, assorted ideas for taking advantage of Belt-Dhar interactions) is fairly strong evidence that we value friendly ties to the Empire and the dwarfs over "advancing our magical art beyond the pinnacle of what humanity has achieved" just as much as we favor it over opportunities in Ulthuan.
This is what Hubert is for, now that he's finally gotten off his butt and started learning more spells.I found a spell that's...pretty good, to the point it's surprising we don't have it given how useful it is and how cheap it is.
Getting boots with Wings of Heaven has a tiny cost of 3 favour; we plan to spend 4 on books this turn. This is multi-minute true flight at the speed of a wolf's run. Compare that to Skywalk, which lasts for less than a minute, operates at walking speed, and has a height limit of 6 yards. Wings of Heaven is a bewildering mix of fantastic utility and highly affordable cost.
This is a brilliant idea. Not only is it a potentially plausible way to make AV powerstones, it's also a plausible way of increasing AV production without mass daemon summoning - it might not even involve breaching the Warp.
If we manage to get a shot of before he does magic, then yes, we can, same as with our magister exams. (Not that people would be very impressed with that kind of victory.) It's just not a good bet that we'd be able to do so.
Especially if you factor in how he probably has more than his fair share of magical swag that we don't know about.
...He's only half-dresses at any given time. Here would he hide the magical swag?
I could say, but...
Up the but?
M WS BS S T W I A Ld
Wizard form 4 3 3 4 4 3 4 1 9
Celestial dragon form 6 8 0 9 9 9 2 9 9
Wizard (Level 4)
In dragon form, Dragomas gains Terror, Flying, Large target, Fire breath, Scaly Skin (3+)
Relevant Spell
Transformation of Dragomas: Turn into a motherf*ing dragon
This is actually a very neat idea to practice with Windhereer and enchanting. Simple, fun and useful.
There was a God-turn where things went incredibly well for us and he massively flopped, and he let us regenerate from the dead like two or three times.
as someone not familiar with the Tabletop: What does this statline mean?
Movement Weapon Skill Ballistic Skill Strenght Toughness Wounds Initiative Attacks Leadership.
movement, weapon skill, ballistic skill, strength, toughness, wounds (HP), initiative(reaction speed), attacks, leadership
Mathilde doesn't want the position. Even if she didn't have to beat Dragomas for it, which she doesn't, cos he's good for the empire and he gives good headpats.
Not so far as I'm aware. I believe the position was Volans until he died of unrelated reasons or retired, and I don't believe there's been much foul play for it before, although I could be wrong.
It'd be impressive if you could match Omegahugger's persistence, yes.
Eventually, maybe, but we've got way too much stuff to do at the moment.
Omegahugger prefers the bombardment method.
Not really, no. Stuff like that doesn't work well on the sorts of people who can see the future or resurrect the dead (a different feat than raising them as skeletons), and it's kind of missing the point.
Well, if we hit him with our sword he won't have that swag, so it's kind of in a state of quantum swag-flux.
