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Thinking of Rabbits
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Good that we know not to go haring off after Marienburg- that's the most important result, with the tension of that situation.
90% of inventing is knowing that something can happen, the 10% is just figuring out how to do it."I could think of a few ways to do it," Gotri says after a moment, "but it would require very careful manufacturing, and not minding terribly much if it explodes prematurely."
Holy fudge... That's... if, and that's a very big if, Marienburg was behind this then they had Skaven contacts, and normally that would be enough for a crusade."Traces of Dark Magic," you say. "Not from the trigger mechanism, a Dhar trigger wouldn't have lasted long enough for the wood to absorb it. It's from the explosive substance. And I only know of one explosive substance that would radiate Dhar."
"Skaven blackpowder," Belegar says, and you nod. The atmosphere wasn't exactly jovial before, but it darkens even further as hands tighten on weapons.
The Badlands do flood quite frequently. It's one of the reasons alongside earthquakes, volcanic eruptions and abysmal soil quality that makes it incredibly unattractive for inhabitation even without the hordes of Greenskins running amok.Could it be redirected to the badlands? Just flush the vad into the sea!
I mean, sure hiring skaven to do your dirty work is pretty risky, but it doesn't actually take that long and the risk is less in them not killing the dwarves you want dead and more about having to deal with the inevitable attempt to backstab you at some point.So. Either skaven, or someone willing to go a very long and risky way to make this look like skaven.
I think Hammerers should be capitalized here?
I don't think this is someone trying to make it look like skaven, for the simple reason that the only evidence that it was skaven comes from a trace bit of Dhar picked up by really good Windsight. Someone trying to frame the skaven would have included clues much easier to find.So. Either skaven, or someone willing to go a very long and risky way to make this look like skaven.
I meant some non-skaven faction playing around with warpstone blackpowder, actually.I mean, sure hiring skaven to do your dirty work is pretty risky, but it doesn't actually take that long and the risk is less in them not killing the dwarves you want dead and more about having to deal with the inevitable attempt to backstab you at some point.
I don't think we can rule out anyone yet.I think we can safely rule out Marienburg, at least. I don't think they'd be stupid enough to try and consort with the Under-Empire and Ulthuan at the same time.
It takes a certain kind of madness to use Skaven gunpowder, even with the Skaven knowledge on how to use warpstone "safely".I wonder if perhaps the blackpowder was looted instead of bought, perhaps from the assaults made by the Empire and Bretonnia?
Keep in mind that this is two points of evidence now: Not just the warpstone blackpowder in the mine, but also the talk of there being possible bio-warfare during the social update.I wonder if perhaps the blackpowder was looted instead of bought, perhaps from the assaults made by the Empire and Bretonnia?
Ahhh Skaven, one of out top suspects so it's not that much of a surprise (assuming they were actually behind it, it could be Marienburg or another faction trying to pin it on the Skaven). We should definitely pass on this message to the Witch Hunters looking into the disease outbreak.
"Not a bad night's work," you say, trying to resist the urge to speculate how much larger that number would be if you'd cleared every compartment.
You think you're still more or less okay, but if you're wrong, you'd much rather be carried back than pass out in the river mud.
Rolls were made for what you were able to find, but were not displayed to avoid giving OOC information. Mathilde does not know if what she found is all there was to find.
And I only know of one explosive substance that would radiate Dhar."
"Skaven blackpowder," Belegar says, and you nod. The atmosphere wasn't exactly jovial before, but it darkens even further as hands tighten on weapons.
Oh yeah, I got that.I meant some non-skaven faction playing around with warpstone blackpowder, actually.
The dice always know! Iä! Iä! Roll table fhtagn!
I dunnno why, but this chapter was just... amazing.- Start of the new turn to come shortly.
- Rolls were made for what you were able to find, but were not displayed to avoid giving OOC information. Mathilde does not know if what she found is all there was to find.
Ideas:Huh. Genuinely wasn't expecting that. How does a giant rat go about hiring human bandits, I wonder.
The dice always know.
Not to mention that Mathilde literally passed out almost the moment she climbed onto the gyrocopter. She was definitely pushing her limits, there.Stab.
Twiiiiiiiiist.
On the other hand, "I don't think I'm about to pass out and drown in four inches of mud" is the sort of statement that makes me feel very good about taking a breather.