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  • We don't get the half action back if we fire Johann. We have to find someone else to do his job or lose the half action.
We do for the turn immediately after, at which point I want to hand the EIC off to the Hochlander to get to 5 actions. If we want an adventuring buddy, we can grab him through the duckling stuff.
  • While he is not an academic like Mathilde he is the only one of the winning 6 that is also an adventurer and fighter. Gretel also fits this but she didn't make the cut. While Oswald, Roswita and Panoramia all do, and even enjoy, combat they are all both tied down in ways Johann and Mathilde aren't and don't find it as fun for its own sake as Johann and Mathilde do.
Panoramia literally has all winter for combat. She's drowning in AP.

  • Even without the Skaven stuff he has very useful skills and magic to bring to any research. Ones that Max and Adela don't.
If it was engineering, sure. But I don't think we are going to do a lot of engineering research in the future, instead focusing on magic. And he is bad at that. He's only good a limited amount of magic, and even then, he's good at applying the spells, not investigating the spells.

To make an analogy, he can use some premade tools on the internet to do research, but only has access through those tools, and has no idea how to make more, or interest in making more. He's doing very good work with those tools though.

He doesn't know Eltharin or magic elf (I absolutely have dyslexia) but he has to be able to speak Lingua [magic} to cast spells.
I'm pretty sure he just speaks the actual words for the spell itself, and never learned the language.


For the record, having dyslexia myself, I'm really impressed with what he's done despite his disabilities (this is literally what it is, he doesn't have the ability to do much of magic). But when looking for a person in our employ (leaving alone the dating thing for a second), he was really useful when we had something in his area of expertise. But now that we've left that area, he isn't that useful.
 
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Despite the years that have passed, there is still a chemical tang to the air that doesn't fade until halfway up the mountain, at almost the exact point when the temperature drops significantly. It's a good thing you'd planned ahead and worn extra layers under your robes. Karag Zilfin is the tallest of the eight peaks, high enough that its peak would be above the snowline even if it didn't have an Ice Dragon in residence.
Heh. Cython is a neatnik, and does not want Skaven trash on his lawn.
For the first time, it turns its head to behold you with both eyes. "Tell me of this Gazul, then."

Not how you expected this to go, but okay. "His full title is Gazul, Lord of Underearth. He guards over the dead and helped discover the secrets of Runes. His symbols are a cave entrance and a flame-"
"Ooh, this is new, and interesting! Tell me more!" I like this version of a knowledge-seeker dragon.
"It would be pleasing to visit such a neighbour's lair, and to be granted temporary sovereignty of such books."

"It would be pleasing to have a relationship with a neighbour where knowledge is shared," you hazard, copying the way it seems to circle around a request instead of coming right out with it.

It nods firmly. "Will visit at dusk, when shadow is in primacy," it says. It then cocks its head, considering you. "A gift for a welcome neighbour," it says as it thrusts a taloned claw into the snow, then in an avalanche of snow it pulls out a massive, frosted-over figure. It takes you a moment to recognize the Orc you only ever saw at a distance: Warboss Birdmuncha.

"I'd wondered where he'd gotten to," you say faintly, as Cython props the figure upright. The Warboss is forever frozen in mid-charge, his arms still gripping his looted Dwarven bolt-thrower.
Nice phrasing to reflect the oddness of Eltharin. Very nice that it says we are a welcome neighbor. And that's going to be a fun thing to deliver to Belegar, or whoever else is responsible for "Things the cat Mathilde dragged in."
As you wait, you pile the snow up against one wall in the rough shape of a chair, noting that though it's certainly cold to the touch, it doesn't seem to leech the heat out of your hands, and a handful you cup experimentally in your hands stubbornly refuses to melt.
That's very interesting... Ice Dragon is not just Hysh magic, it seems. And promising for the Bookwyrm plans.
Today, the University of Altdorf's largest conference room is filled with notable figures in the realm of slaying the things that go bump in the night. The Morrite Knights of the Order of the Sacred Scythe, the Black Guard, and the Raven Knights are easily identified by their tabards, as are your fellow Wizards of the Magisters Vigilant by the colour of their robes. There's Priests of just about every God of the Old World present, all of whom have decided the best way to serve their God is to protect their flock from predation and corruption, and all wear the symbols of their God openly. But for everyone else the distinction is a little trickier, as a general uniform of blackened leather, cloaks, and large hats abounds, and there's enough stakes affixed to belts and bandoliers to fence a small field. The Holy Order of the Templars of Sigmar make up the bulk of these, but the Fellowship of the Shroud is almost as numerous, and there's a handful of Dwarves from the Order of Guardians. The rest of the numbers are rounded out by the Andanti, Helhunten's Redeemers, the Tsarevich Pavel Society, the Dreamwalkers, and various unaffiliated enthusiasts who have demonstrated either enough luck or enough skill to be invited to such a gathering.

And, of course, there's one Elector Countess.
A nice collection of "Fuck Chaos and Vampires".
"I'm still not sure about the title. I really like 'The Neglected Front', but 'Economic Warfare Against Vampires' sounds stilted."

"Versus Vampires? No, the alliteration sounds weird. Against the Night's Dark Masters?"

"Poetic, but calling them that gives them more credit than they're due. Economic Warfare against the Vampiric Bloodlines, maybe?"

"It does flow better." You frown over her shoulder as she jots it down. "Shouldn't 'against' have a capital?"

She frowns down at it. "I don't think so. It's like 'at' or 'by' or 'to', it just looks weird because it's a longer word."

"I suppose," you say, not quite convinced.

Roswita looks around the room again as you continue scrutinizing the uncapitalized A. "I've got to make nice with about thirty different people after the Talabecland business. Want to come with, or reconvene later?"
Heh. Nice linguistic geekery.
While she goes to circulate amongst the rather insular knot of Sigmarites, you slip into the crowd in search of people you recognize. Your hat combined with your robes gets you a lot of confused looks, but some looks of recognition, and you exchange nods with a Knight of the Black Guard and a Cleric from the Order of Guardians. The Hochlander has managed to parlay his recent contacts into an invitation and is currently deep in conversation with a Taalite and an Ulrican. From your own College, you see Lord Magister Melkoth doing severe damage to the sideboard under the eye of the poor Perpetual whose job it is to keep him away from the drinks and to remind him this isn't the right audience for his favourite party trick, and in the most shadowy corner he could find, Lord Magister Kurtis Krammovitch is talking animatedly to a cluster of dubious-looking Witch Hunters. And most prominent of all, the flow of the crowd is severely hampered by the circle of Morrites side-eyeing Lady Magister Elspeth von Draken as she chats with a Bretonnian Damsel.
Nice that the Morrite Knight and Dorf Guardian know Mathilde by "Grey Robe + Witch-Hunter Hat." Good on The Hochlander for making more contacts (and hitching a ride to make the event). Somewhat curious why Melkoth is here, assuming it's not for the booze. Not really surprised Krammovitch is here - he can go places for information that can deniably be filtered to the Hedgewise, who definitely need it. Not at all surprised that Morrites are dubious about Elspeth von Draken - I am very curious what she's talking about with the Damsel, but it's likely not immediately relevant.
"There's a limit to gratitude," Roswita says as she ladles a dubious mix of fruit juice and alcohol into a stein. "Yes, yes, Talabecland was quite well done, I'll build a new church or something. But I'm not going to support a bid for a fourth Elector from the Cult of Sigmar. Does the Grand Theogonist even know he's pushing for this?"

"Maybe not," you say. "My impression has been that he's focused on the tussling with the Ulricans."
Gah. More evidence the Grand Theogonist needs a Clue-Hammer to the face. Hmm... perhaps Roswita could bring her K8P-gromril sword the next time she is scheduled to meet with him, just to be able to T-pose with it.
"Close to starting. There's dozens of them waiting in the shadows for an opportunity to fill the voids I've opened, and far too many influential Sylvanians would welcome them back. They've grown used to paying taxes in other people's blood, and really don't like having to give up their own gold instead. It will be the work of decades to make it stick." She takes a deep breath. "But that's okay. I knew that when I accepted the inheritance."

You take a moment to consider what it must be like to have your entire life's work laid out before you like that. Apart from 'being a Wizard', you've always had a lot of leeway in what you spend your life doing. Stirland was a major commitment but one that ended, as was the Expedition, and part of you is already starting to look for the next adventure after being Loremaster of Karak Eight Peaks. But Roswita's destiny - and really, the destiny of all the Van Hals - are inextricably bound to Sylvania, and perhaps always will be. "You know what might make that weight a bit lighter?" She turns to look at you. "Imagining all the future days you're about to ruin for Vampires across the Old World. All those Necrarchs without their precious books."

She smiles. "Von Carsteins with faded livery."

"Lahmians with tattered silks."

"Blood Dragons with rusted swords." She smothers a giggle with her stein. "That does help. Thank you."
Love the schadenfreude-induced giggle here. And at least those dozens waiting in the shadows will be having to dust off plans to fill those voids, and then fight with every other vampire who is trying the same thing... and all the Hunters who are watching for them to do just that.
Roswita, in your amateur estimation, is a decent public speaker once she gets going. Getting going hits something of a roadblock when one member of the audience who overindulged in the University punch asks loudly and insistently why anyone would bother interfering financially with Vampires instead of just killing them, but Roswita's recent successes have earned her enough allies that you're beaten to said heckler by several Templars who are rather insistent that the heckler has an ugent appointment elsewhere, possibly with some fists in a dark alley if he doesn't get the hint.
I hope Mathilde made some notes of people who have a chance of making the list of "the good ones".
And for every Witch Hunter only half-listening while they wait for a presentation on a bigger gun or a sharper stake, there's a more thoughtful sort who will take this information back to their Cult or Order or College or Fellowship and there'll be a new weapon in the arsenal of mankind. And that matters a lot. Perhaps that is your life commitment - contributing to the collective knowledge of the Colleges and the Empire in ways that will tangibly increase the odds of mankind's continued survival on this hostile world.

The applause at the end of Roswita's presentation is louder than you expected, and you're more than happy to contribute to it.
Congratulations, Roswita - you have officially Done Good.

Not sure I really consider either of them romance material, but I definitely want to continue friendships. Partially because I love the idea of an Ice Dragon librarian. And for Roswita, I've kinda slotted her into "younger cousin" territory - she's getting to the point where she can stand on her own, but it's still nice to watch over her.
 
Drive is another thing that Johann and Mathilde share. Both became Magister at young ages dispite setbacks (Johann's bigger then Matty's) and Mathilde is angling for Lord Magister now while Johann wants to literally make his body into a testement to his mastery to stick it to the culture that wrote him off.
 
We do for the turn immediately after, at which point I want to hand the EIC off to the Hochlander to get to 5 actions. If we want an adventuring buddy, we can grab him through the duckling stuff
No, we only get the half action back if we fire Johann and Maximilian. And leaving Johann out of it, I really don't want to fire Maximillian, because he's great help in research. Both writing papers and general investigation.
 
Drive is another thing that Johann and Mathilde share. Both became Magister at young ages dispite setbacks (Johann's bigger then Matty's) and Mathilde is angling for Lord Magister now while Johann wants to literally make his body into a testement to his mastery to stick it to the culture that wrote him off.
I'm pretty sure everyone we are interested in has drive, except the dragon and maybe Oswald (I just don't know enough about him). Panoramia, for example, disdained the religious parts of the Jade College, and decided to head out and make a barren wasteland fertile all by herself (with some help from corpses).

Roswita invented an entirely new way to attack vampires, and has dedicated her life to doing so.

Anton keeps bumbling into good fortune, and Mathilde is sure that it must be on purpose somehow.

No, we only get the half action back if we fire Johann and Maximilian. And leaving Johann out of it, I really don't want to fire Maximillian, because he's great help in research. Both writing papers and general investigation.
No, they both cost a half action each, for a total of 1 action. I want to dump EIC and Johann, and keep Maximilian.
 
This is a gathering of representatives of every organization dedicated to the stamping out the Forbidden Lores of the Daemonic Powers
Not a hundred percent sure, but should this be either "dedicated to the stamping out of the Forbidden Lores" or "dedicated to stamping out the Forbidden Lores"?

... Or, uh, maybe it's actually "dedicated to the stamping out of Forbidden Lores" I'm not sure. Hm. But that would make it "stamping out of Forbidden Lores of the Daemonic Powers" which hmm...

I guess the simplest would be to remove the first "the".
 
We do for the turn immediately after, at which point I want to hand the EIC off to the Hochlander to get to 5 actions. If we want an adventuring buddy, we can grab him through the duckling stuff.

Panoramia literally has all winter for combat. She's drowning in AP.


If it was engineering, sure. But I don't think we are going to do a lot of engineering research in the future, instead focusing on magic. And he is bad at that. He's only good a limited amount of magic, and even then, he's good at applying the spells, not investigating the spells.

To make an analogy, he can use some premade tools on the internet to do research, but only has access through those tools, and has no idea how to make more, or interest in making more. He's doing very good work with those tools though.


I'm pretty sure he just speaks the actual words for the spell itself, and never learned the language.


For the record, having dyslexia myself, I'm really impressed with what he's done despite his disabilities (this is literally what it is, he doesn't have the ability to do much of magic). But when looking for a person in our employ (leaving alone the dating thing for a second), he was really useful when we had something in his area of expertise. But now that we've left that area, he isn't that useful.
In order:

I don't think to many people are willing to give up the EIC, and if we don't then we would have to fill up Johann's slot.

Panoramia's thoughts on her Free AP are:
"You know what I'm doing?" She leans back in her chair with a smug smile. "Nothing. And the month after that? Nothing. And the month after that, I think I'm going to get around to catching up on my nothing."

Plus she is a free agent unlike Johann, who we can literally tell to just come help us Punch shit, and who ahs helped punch shit of his own voalition in the past.

Johann has three incredibly useful spells:
Breach the Unknown: Unlocks all secrets of an object, from material composition to its properties, including that of magical items.
Tale of Metal: By touching a metal object, you can see the circumstances of its creation as if you were there.
Trial and Error: Magically guide the actions of allies near you, giving them a reroll.

Which are very useful for our job of "Poke weird shit that crops up." I mean seriously, he can "prove" the existence of Gods, with one of them.

And as for work for him, we are about to go on a journey north were, I imagine we might pick up a few neat things. And I'm sure weirds thigns will crop up around us. Plus hell, give him a proper Diplomacy class, and he'd be able to act as our Diplomacy advisor, if we need to give him work to do. Or hell just treat him as a Trial and Error slave assistant. Basically, I'm sure there will always be work we can offload onto him, just like there will always be papers for Max to write, and like how there will always be to much on Mathilde's plate.
 
I won't support dumping the EIC action until that canal is done, and the Marienburg crisis is clearly over, and even then, that half AP could go to hiring another minion to allow Mathilde to do even more with her limited time in something specific, such as research.

As for the half actions - do keep in mind that making them applicable to a broader class of possible action, most specifically one general research action per half AP is locked behind a Research Institute /Bran College Gread Deed. If the intent is to free that one AP for something like blue sky research, it feels kind of silly to reduce the number of "Minions" when WOG is that it's fully possible, with a Great Deed expenditure to make "employees" invaluable assets for Blue Sky Research. Half Actions are not AP drains - rather they represent the magic of Mathilde having minions, to be able to do more with her limited time.

Obviously, you might want the AP to be freed for something else other than research, but in the status quo of recent thread voting patterns during turn planning votes, I can see that AP being fought over for Blue Sky Research Actions, now that AV shows what can often lie at the end of such trees. If that's the case, we might as well use that AP to get 2 research actions via the magic of having minions to collaborate with.
 
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I wonder if all Emperor Dragons can sense divine intervention, or if it's only this one? Maybe he's a weirdo with some sort of Avatar trait, or maybe it's a normal thing for them and it's only puny humans like Mathilde who have to struggle with that.
Needing particularly sharp magical senses is not a requirement for being able to get a vague sense of the powers behind a literal act of god murdering a million or so sapients. It's what you might call 'pretty overt' if you're the sort to criminally understate anything and everything but 'blindingly obvious' for everybody else.
 
I mean. As one of the big advocates for Johann since our first adventure together I do feel that there is chemistry there.
OK. That's fine. Would you mind presenting some examples of times or places where you believe the two show romantic chemistry? I can't really dig for it for the next three hours or so, but if you can pass me some links and maybe say "here, when they're talking about ratling gun feed mechanisms" or whatever, that would help.

I just don't feel like the chemistry was there during the recent Romance update. They didn't seem to be striking sparks off each other, so to speak, only off the situation, at least to me.

Which is why the Johann update seems to compare a bit unfavorably to the Panoramia update for purposes of proto-romantic chemistry or lack thereof, because the chemistry was there.

Panoramia got into Mathilde's feelings in a way that Johann didn't seem to do, in what were not identical but were broadly speaking parallel situations.

I think that if any of the romantic options would give the QM real trouble and go against established characterization, they would be taken off the list. Boney has not been shy about saying "no" to us when "no" is warranted.
Yes, but there's "relationship would give the QM real trouble and go against established characterization," and there's "relationship probably isn't the one that would make Mathilde happiest and might very well go sour in the long run because the two have incompatible ambitions and want different things out of the relationship."

For example, this is a problem with a relationship with Roswita (and for that matter, Anton). As landed nobility, both of them are likely to spend the rest of their lives focused on the prosperity and welfare of a specific patch of land. If we're not interested in spending much or most of Mathilde's life in and around that patch, or at least interested in that patch and commuting via teleporter or something somehow... That's a problem for Mathilde. Even if there's romantic chemistry and even if there's a lot to like about the character.
 
Question for the thread: which would make a better librarian, Dragon or We? Because I remember something about the We running the library for U of K8P.
 
Drive is another thing that Johann and Mathilde share. Both became Magister at young ages dispite setbacks (Johann's bigger then Matty's) and Mathilde is angling for Lord Magister now while Johann wants to literally make his body into a testement to his mastery to stick it to the culture that wrote him off.
I think that this touches on one of my (admittedly few) reasons for disliking the Panoramia romance option: I don't really see her with that drive. She seems perfectly happy right where she is and is probably right in that nothing would really change if she went back to take her Magisterial exams, and it would be wrong to call her unambitious because what she's trying to do is rather impressive and will likely be the work of years, if not decades, but...

Well, that's just it. She has her project and she's basically settled down for the next many years to work at that one project.

I don't ever see the thread - and by extension, Mathilde - ever really settling down like that.

Sure, we all love Belegar and the Dawi too much for me to imagine a scenario that would see us gone from K8P anytime soon, but things like the Karag Dum expedition makes it quite obvious that there's no way we're not just gonna sit back in our fancy tower, churn out papers, and stick to chancellor projects that would be safe and local.

Hell no, we're gonna throw ourselves at whatever task would best help Belegar even if that brings us into the Chaos Wastes, in-between doing side-trips like stomping on some vampires.

In other words, even though I really like Panoramia, I just don't think that she and Mathilde are really compatible in the long-term.

Johann, on the other hand? He's our golden punch-wizard adventuring buddy, he was immediately on board with the Karag Dum expedition, and I doubt that he's gonna be satisfied with anything less than Lord Magister. Plus, he's almost as fond of the Dawi as the thread is!
 
I'm pretty sure everyone we are interested in has drive, except the dragon and maybe Oswald (I just don't know enough about him). Panoramia, for example, disdained the religious parts of the Jade College, and decided to head out and make a barren wasteland fertile all by herself (with some help from corpses).

Panoramia came out here to find plants, then the Halflings approached her about the soil. Which I will admit, she has put her all into. But I don't think that is the same sort of Drive that would lead someone to seek out a active warzone, to steal from skaven in hopes he can reverse engineer it, in order to prove himself.

Nor the sort that leads someone to try something that can kill them, get blinded in the process, only to try it again. Or to that leads to them becoming Magister despite, missing one (Or more) of the important corner stones of their order. Nor is it the sort of drive that leads to weaponizing the fire of the Dwarf afterlife.

To over-analyze the specific wording of something:
> Panoramia has found her niche and is giving it her all. You can definitely respect that.
> Johann is straightforward and somewhat lacking in book smarts, but underneath his easy likeability is ambition, willpower, and a thirst to prove himself.

Panoramia found her Niche, Johann has ambition.

Panoramia takes every winter off.

Johann only stopped when he was blinded. And even then he was gearing up for another go.

And I don't know if Mathilde has ever stopped.

This could be a matter of perspective, actually it almost certainly is, but I feel that of the two, Johann's drive is a better match for Mathilde than Panoramia's.

Edit: Not calling Panpan bad or anything, hell in real life I'd like her more than Johann. But for Mathilde? This is how I feel.
 
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We should mention our religious experiences to Cython, he'd probably be very interested. I mean, we stole major mojo from Mork and sorta met Ranald, we had a close brush with Gazul, and Johann caugth a glimpse of the Ancestors.

And Mathilde has a finely honed sense for divine energy, which feels like the sort of thing that would really get their attention.

I wonder if dragon gods are a thing?
 
Johann also helped us research the Cathayan jet, so he isn't limited to skaven research. And we are likely to pick up some new artifacts on this trip...

Yes, but there's "relationship would give the QM real trouble and go against established characterization," and there's "relationship probably isn't the one that would make Mathilde happiest and might very well go sour in the long run because the two have incompatible ambitions and want different things out of the relationship."
Sure, but claiming that one of the options is against the established character is exactly what someone was doing, so saying "yes, but" isn't really a refutation.
 
OK. That's fine. Would you mind presenting some examples of times or places where you believe the two show romantic chemistry? I can't really dig for it for the next three hours or so, but if you can pass me some links and maybe say "here, when they're talking about ratling gun feed mechanisms" or whatever, that would help.

I just don't feel like the chemistry was there during the recent Romance update. They didn't seem to be striking sparks off each other, so to speak, only off the situation, at least to me.

Which is why the Johann update seems to compare a bit unfavorably to the Panoramia update for purposes of proto-romantic chemistry or lack thereof, because the chemistry was there.

Panoramia got into Mathilde's feelings in a way that Johann didn't seem to do, in what were not identical but were broadly speaking parallel situations.
Not today becaus it is 1:30am for me and I don't have the energy or mental capacity to critically analyse prose for why I found the characters in it to bounce off of each other.

I will say though that not being romantic was BoneyM's intention for all of these getting to know you actions. So Johann being an interesting character but not actively sweeping us off our feet, in that scene, is intended and not an indecation of romantic suitiblity. That same with all of these scenes. I'll remind you that there where people poo pooing Panoramia's scene and character as well.
 
Panoramia literally has all winter for combat. She's drowning in AP.
Actually, she doesn't. That time period is reserved for her massive backlog of doing nothing, to paraphrase.
Drive is another thing that Johann and Mathilde share. Both became Magister at young ages dispite setbacks (Johann's bigger then Matty's) and Mathilde is angling for Lord Magister now while Johann wants to literally make his body into a testement to his mastery to stick it to the culture that wrote him off.
The more we learn about him, the more Johann sounds like somebody who should have been a perpetual, but kept working and specializing until he could climb up anyways, based on the merit of the few things he's not barred from.

In contrast, Panoramia has always known her place in the world. Her whole family has always believed in her, and she's never encountered any big problems with her magical cultivation; her worst miscast was a cramped hand for a few minutes.

Reworking the farmland of the Karak is fine and all, but I think that there's definitely a drive for self-improvement that she lacks. She doesn't want to be a Magister. She sees no point in studying. She's hardworking, but content.

When we make our Xianxia-style Heaven Defying Breakthrough and tell Panoramia that we're rejecting our humanity (a jojo reference), I don't think she's going to be too enthusiastic about it. Johann would get motivated. Cython would be happy that we'd be sticking around for the long term. Roswita and Anton and Oswald would need us to help them out there, but that's part and parcel with their other strengths and focuses. Panoramia could come along that road by herself, but she doesn't want to.
 
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It should be noted that Ghyran isn't equally strong all year long. Panoramia takes winter off, sure, but that's basically mandatory for all Jade Wizards - they're waaaay weaker when the amount of ambient Ghyran drops off that much.
Given the thread's AP hell, if we had that problem we would absolutely fill that time with non-magic training actions, writing papers, and other things. If Panoramia has a whole lot of Nothing to catch up on it's because she's taking it a lot easier than we are.
 
Mathilde just recognizes that people over-complicate things. People spend millenia trying to crack the Skaven language. Did anyone try asking one? If Mathilde has learned anything, it's that "Hit it until it stops doing evil (magic) things" works.
I remember Mathilde being annoyed that the Blasphemy of Blood had to be so utterly and inelegantly destroyed during the Sylvanian campaign.
Mathilde is all about hitting evil magic in a single, very precisely chosen spot for maximum damage. Just hammering at it until it goes quiet isn't her style. See her Counterspelling, for example.
Needing particularly sharp magical senses is not a requirement for being able to get a vague sense of the powers behind a literal act of god murdering a million or so sapients. It's what you might call 'pretty overt' if you're the sort to criminally understate anything and everything but 'blindingly obvious' for everybody else.
Ah, but he could tell the difference in flavour between various Gods and their domains. And he was already used to them all. That feels like some precise magical senses to me!
 
We should mention our religious experiences to Cython, he'd probably be very interested. I mean, we stole major mojo from Mork and sorta met Ranald, we had a close brush with Gazul, and Johann caugth a glimpse of the Ancestors.

And Mathilde has a finely honed sense for divine energy, which feels like the sort of thing that would really get their attention.

I wonder if dragon gods are a thing?
... I almost want to suggest we convert Cython to Ranald, but I can't see anything about them That would match. Shame, I want to see what would happen if a dragon worshipped a human god.
 
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It should be noted that Ghyran isn't equally strong all year long. Panoramia takes winter off, sure, but that's basically mandatory for all Jade Wizards - they're waaaay weaker when the amount of ambient Ghyran drops off that much.
Way weaker is an exageration. Somewhat weaker and even then only if she has that mark. She takes the winter off cause she wants to. (Note I am actually in favour of both Johann and Panoramia.)
 
Gold or Jade: The Divided Loyalties Saga
Also a bit late for it, but that social with the Dragon was great. So great that I'm a little bit worried/upset. Why? Because I had a funpost ready for the next bout of Social voting where I assumed Panpan and Johann would be the only two strong candidates. But now I feel that all this:




Everyone fights in the Waifu Wars
Yeah we like ours but we sure hate your's
It's Mag-ister Gold vs Jade Wizard
Let the flames begin to flow.

Lets throw down, quote at me bro
I'll write you up, and your fave's a hoe
Don't be a troll and blame the rolls
These posts aren't just for show​

Is now outdated and in need of rework. But I was gonna try to tone down the last bit anyway, try to make it more friendly or something.
 
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