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On the other hand, the Citadel's surface positioning in the center of the mountains could allow the halflings to establish a means of self-sustenance, especially given Panoramia could help them aboveground with her magic.
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Mathilde:
Also Mathilde:
Mission failed???
Mathilde:
Also Mathilde:
Mission failed???
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Nah, just creepy as opposed to noticeably detrimental and dangerous.
Usually, but not in the case of your latest, which was born of fortuitous accident rather than long practice.
Sort of, though the larger problem with it would have been losing the confidence of your peers rather than freaking out the rank and file, and in that regard you're just fine.
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But, the Citadel is the first?
If we practice the spell enough, can we get some form of 'double' mastery which gives the Miscast resistance to our modified version of the spell?
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Is the median quality of the adventurer and vagabond dwarves loser than those of the regular troops? @BoneyM
Or was that issue handled by
Or was that issue handled by
If so, does Belegar still expect a notable increase in capability one way or another to be garnered from acquiring the armoury?
And here we see why despite all their tech, all their abominable monsters and all their endless numbers the Skaven so rarely manage to win battles.
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Another mark is annoying but at least it is a competitively harmless one.
Humm a tricky one.
How old are gyrocopters? I was under the impression that they were a recent (by Dwarf standards) invention so it is somewhat odd that a Hold lost centuries ago would have had an airport. The armoury would be very nice but the army is already fairly well supplied with runic weapons.
A difficult to defend location… might not be such a bad thing. If we want to take the place in years rather than decades we need to be aggressive, not get bottled up.
Opening the gate sounds fairly pointless at present. Any reinforcements are likely to come down the supply route, not march their own way in.
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They're at least centuries old going by the army book-enough time for most conservatives to get over them.
The War of Vengeance trilogy had them being built-well, more like completed, construction began beforehand-during the war. Making them over 4000 years old.
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It was more of a joke on how Mathilde reasoned she didn't want to use magic to harm the army morale and immediately after casts magic that ends up unsettling the army.
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This is an armoury that predates the last three thousand years of the steady decline of the Dwarven Empire. It is expected that the least of the weapons found within would be equal to the greatest artefacts of the modern era.
Before gyrocopters rose to prominence, dwarves were using airships filled with hot air. They still do in some places. It's unknown which the airport was built for, but it could be used for either.
[X] The King's Gates.
Gyrocopters and the armory make up the difference in defense.
Gyrocopters and the armory make up the difference in defense.
Mathilde may be a terrifying witch; but as long as she keeps succeeding then she'll be the army's terrifying witch, and that's pretty good for morale.
I think the problem is raising unrealistic expectations, and when she inevitably doesn't live up to them then the 'public' opinion would turn on her.
One random thing I have just realised is that Mockery of Death is incredibly, stupidly good against Trolls and Giants.
I think the problem is raising unrealistic expectations, and when she inevitably doesn't live up to them then the 'public' opinion would turn on her.
One random thing I have just realised is that Mockery of Death is incredibly, stupidly good against Trolls and Giants.
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I have no idea how one would phrase it in the council, but the presence of Kragg the Grimm makes the armoury even better in that he can get a lot more mileage out of that stuff and what he can learn from the ancestors.
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So it is hoped. Hidden treasure does have a habit of growing in the retelling over the centuries, but there's no denying that the runecraft of three thousand years ago was both superior to and more plentiful than that of today.
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Perhaps. If Leadership is as much of a factor outside of TT situations, never mind in them, then it's more trolls than giants. The latter have Ld10 and Terror.
I mean, I doubt it's a "touch and immobilized" thing without any issues or potential defenses against, otherwise it'd be basically HKB without the killing.
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[X] The King's Gates.
In addition: probably the second best for supply lines given its closer to the East Gate than the Citadel. And in a pinch we might be able to bootleg ragged supply lines across Karaz Lhune, bypassing a stretch of the Death Pass with ranger and gyrocopter convoy support.
In addition: probably the second best for supply lines given its closer to the East Gate than the Citadel. And in a pinch we might be able to bootleg ragged supply lines across Karaz Lhune, bypassing a stretch of the Death Pass with ranger and gyrocopter convoy support.