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Warhammer Fantasy: Divided Loyalties - an Advisor's Quest

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It's the League of Cython's Evil Exes. They're mostly amused, but currently tied up in their plans, so they're going to toss a standard side quest hook at us to make us go away.
 
Redshirt Army said:
Not sure how much to read into this, but we got a 3 on a 4 sided die, which might be Ranald, while the opposition got a 2 on a 6 sided die - 6 being the holy number of Slannesh, who was canonically responsible for Vlag vanishing.

So... cautious optimism?
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d4s are usually "There are four possibilities, which are not directly related to how bad they are"
d6s are usually "This is a roll of how intense this thing being rolled is"
 
Redshirt Army said:
Not sure how much to read into this, but we got a 3 on a 4 sided die, which might be Ranald, while the opposition got a 2 on a 6 sided die - 6 being the holy number of Slannesh, who was canonically responsible for Vlag vanishing.

So... cautious optimism?
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Well, that's the optimistic interpretation. On the other hand, low rolls are almost always bad for us and high rolls are almost always good. But yeah, if this is Ranald versus Slannesh with the power difference represented by different size dies then that could be good.
 
veekie said:
d4s are usually "There are four possibilities, which are not directly related to how bad they are"
d6s are usually "This is a roll of how intense this thing being rolled is"
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Yeah, that's the other interpretation - d4 to determine which Chaos God (representative?) we're dealing with, d6 to determine the level of smitery happening.

I'm a little sceptical of that since Boney said he'd pinned down what was happening in Vlag before we investigated, so shouldn't the chaos god already have been determined?
 
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Redshirt Army said:
Yeah, that's the other interpretation - d4 to determine which Chaos God (representative?) we're dealing with, d6 to determine the level of smitery happening.

I'm a little sceptical of that since Boney said he'd pinned down what was happening in Vlag before we investigated, so shouldn't the chaos god already have been determined?
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We also had a case where 6 would've been a bad result and 5 was the best (when we stole from Mork/Gork).
 
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