will those we potentially save all go on that berserker thing ? knowledge and expertise will be lost in the end no matter what
Overall its a bit of a confusing crapshoot to estimate. We know they CAN survive. We don't know if they WILL survive, because ALL the factors involved tend to compound. Hypothermia is a nasty killer but it also kills very slowly, because the closer you are to being dead from hypothermia the slower you die from everything else. Like, if you're bleeding out and you're also freezing to death you die slower than from bleeding out alone without freezing to death. And then theres all the nasty crap in water that can infect wounds.Look at the 'How long can a person survive in cold water?' table over here:
I'm sorta having trouble estimating how long dwarves will last in cold water, or even what the water temperature is at this latitude and time of year, But they've got decent chances of not suffocating if they're trapped in an air pocket because the water pressure tends to compress more oxygen into less space and water can absorb carbon dioxide, especially if they're splashing around and increasing the water surface area.Hypothermia: Understanding and Prevention | Minnesota Sea Grant
History of HypothermiaThe symptoms of hypothermia have been recognized for 2,000 years.7 The human body works best within a very narrow range of body temperature and decline in body temperature leads to a spiral of declining physical and mental ability that can exacerbate cooling, leading to...www.seagrant.umn.edu
I'm gonna shoot myself and then you.Well, yes, but the important part he is that they are compressed.
Nope, Slayers are for shame, being ambushed in the middle of a safe journey by unknown enemies is not shameful except possibly to the dwarf on watch(for failing to spot it). The ones we save would owe quite the debt of gratitude though.will those we potentially save all go on that berserker thing ? knowledge and expertise will be lost in the end no matter what
"Selectively incorporeal," you reply in a low voice. Whispers travel further than you'd think. "You quickly learn to retain your ability to interact with the air."
Look at the Apocrypha threadmarked "A Novel Application of Ghyranic Principles." It's been mentioned.So... has anybody else noted that Mathilde is now dating a girl who can basically summon tentacles?
Like it.A/N: A look at what the future might be for Qrech and his passion to become immortal through his words. I hope you enjoy it!
Anyone who went through the adventures necessary to convince a Lord Magister to make an exception to the absolute secrecy of the arrangements...well they should be prepared long before then.Like it.
Though the student is, surprisingly ok with finding out their teacher is a skaven.
I'd assume Mathilde would have prepared them for it, but the story itself does not seem to support this.
It is vitally important that we find the correct people to pin this on. KaK will be less angry if it turns out the Guildmaster is not in fact dead, but if that anger gets aimed in the wrong direction, it doesn't matter that the Grudge is marginally less dire.
[X] Try to track the bandits
"Barak Varr's reinforcements should arrive by dawn," Belegar says as the gyrocarriage begins its descent. "Our first priority is to make sure that nothing further happens to them. Second is answers. Third is vengeance. Understood?"
Hmm. There is an argument to be made that, since air pockets can remain stable for days in a sunken ship, we might be able to track down the culprits, then come back and rescue survivors.
[X] Try to track the bandits
I've convinced myself. Yes, there's a risk that the ship will shift and some of the survivors we could have saved perish before we're back, but if this was Marienburg then they're likely skilled operators that will be actively covering their tracks, and if it was someone trying to pin it on Marienburg then I'd like to catch them and share knowledge of that as quickly as possible.
This is shaping up to cause the largest Dwarf mobilization in millenia, and I'd very much prefer if it was aimed at the right place.
If aiming KaK's vengeance at the right target is so important, important enough to callously let the dwarves in the ships die, I'd like to remind you: We're Belegar's spymaster, and we don't have his hangups. We're in a position to twist the truth ourselves.
And from the point of dwarves, intrigue counts as weird stuff. There are no actual dwarven spymasters, but we are the closest approximation.We're actually not. Mathilde is the Loremaster; aka Learning/weird stuff advisor.
No they don't.the way I see it, they already have experienced trackers going after the bandits, but they might not have anyone else with the skillset to rescue the survivors.
My option on it is that saving the dwarfs is the moral thing to do.the way I see it, they already have experienced trackers going after the bandits, but they might not have anyone else with the skillset to rescue the survivors.