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Without knowing too much about Warhammer, can we learn Daemonic? And would it be a good idea to do so?

Remember those Grey Wizards who went mad because they tried to learn Queekish? That was almost certainly because they went down the wrong hint and ended up learning the language ancestral to Queekish, Daemonic. Trying to learn it on purpose... well maybe if we ever get 40 Piety and 4-5 more Chaos resistance traits.
 
Oh, I don't doubt it for a second. Between Thorgrim and The Slayers being a constant reminder of everything bad, it's no wonder they're all a bit... depressed.

Random question: Does Karak Azul have slayers?
Technically, no hold has slayers but the slayer hold.

part of the thing is renouncing your connections to the hold and clan until death.

do slayers operate out of Azul: obviously yes, it's a major institution In the whole of dwarf land.
 
Mugging Mork was turning Mork's godly power into Ranald's godly power, which didn't require any wrestling with the nature of what 'godly power' actually is. Attempting to turn Winds into Ranald's godly power is a different matter, and it would require a lot more knowledge of the metaphysics of the Winds and the Warp and Gods to be able to even begin to speculate. But it does seem logical that if it was that simple, it would have been independently discovered a bunch of times by now and it would have quickly spread amongst the faiths of the Old World. It also stands to reason that if Mathilde tried it and it turned out to not be possible, it would go very badly for her.

It strikes me that turning the winds of magic back into AV would essentially be what is being asked of Mathilde in that hypothetical, I do really wish we'd experimented on introducing AV to the Ranald Coin, ah well not hat it would give an answer here but it'd certainly give us a broader understanding.

That said yea, this idea is one that's in the "Do it and it doesn't work and you are going to get so much dhar poisoning it's unreal. I doubt the belt could protect us either as we'd be forcibly chanelling all eight winds into our soul first.
 
...Horstmann brought a guitar, bass, & drums as his musical accompaniment.
Possibly their actual names. The Light Order winnows heavily through every orphanage it can for anyone with a hint of magical talent, and they get new names to go with their new career. And the Light Order is big on musical metaphors.
Not sure if anyone has mentioned it already but you just wanted to pull a sneaky that Horstmann brought a chaos band, didn't you?
 
Whether the same constants can result in different amount of time in the materium is a question it would take some truly creative testing to determine. If I did roll for that, it would be off-screen.
I'd hazard a guess that it depends a fair bit on how much effort they're putting out and how much hurt they're taking in. The more vigorously they interact with the world, the more the world is reminded that this thing ain't real, and the more energy is expended to insist.
 
To be fair..that wasn't a chaos cultist on the ass end of the world.
There is still a tiny chance he won't recognize us 😂.

[x] Ranald the Magician, and the Karak Waystone Caper
Btw, Boney gave an answer to this.
Mugging Mork was turning Mork's godly power into Ranald's godly power, which didn't require any wrestling with the nature of what 'godly power' actually is. Attempting to turn Winds into Ranald's godly power is a different matter, and it would require a lot more knowledge of the metaphysics of the Winds and the Warp and Gods to be able to even begin to speculate. But it does seem logical that if it was that simple, it would have been independently discovered a bunch of times by now and it would have quickly spread amongst the faiths of the Old World. It also stands to reason that if Mathilde tried it and it turned out to not be possible, it would go very badly for her.
Might be possible, but with our current knowledge about the winds it's a hail mary at best.
 
It strikes me that turning the winds of magic back into AV would essentially be what is being asked of Mathilde in that hypothetical, I do really wish we'd experimented on introducing AV to the Ranald Coin, ah well not hat it would give an answer here but it'd certainly give us a broader understanding.

Given that waystones are literally found all over the place, we could certainly still do this damn stupid thing should we do a bunch of research and find out that it actually isn't as stupid as it seems.

Just, you know, we can do it alone. I feel like channeling a major waystones power into the Aether in full view of multiple Imperial Magisters without a damn good explanation gets you executed on the spot, even if you are a Lord Magister. Because that looks one hell of a lot like a large scale daemon summoning.

And our actual explanation, that we are trying to feed the power to an Imperial proscribed deity, is really not much better.
 
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And our actual explanation, that we are trying to feed the power to an Imperial proscribed deity, is really not much better.
Ranald isn't a proscribed god, though? Not like Stromfels, Ahalt, Vylmar, Solden or Khaine is, just deeply disfavored by the political power blocs.

EDIT: Most people don't like Solkan either, but his worship isn't banned.
 
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Given that waystones are literally found all over the place, we could certainly still do this damn stupid thing should we do a bunch of research and find out that it actually isn't as stupid as it seems.

Just, you know, we can do it alone. I feel like channeling a major waystones power into the Aether in full view of multiple Imperial Magisters without a damn good explanation gets you executed on the spot, even if you are a Lord Magister. Because that looks one hell of a lot like a large scale daemon summoning.

And our actual explanation, that we are trying to feed the power to an Imperial proscribed deity, is really not much better.

I think blowing up is the more immediate issue. That asside I don't think anyone is going to be attempting summary execution on Mathilde within sight of both dwarfs and Deathfang. We do not appear to have any would be martyrs with us.
 
Not in the empire, no. I think he is proscribed in Bretonnia.
Bretonnia is also so backwards in its legal code that merchants aren't obligated to pay any taxes, since they don't actually produce anything of their own, and Bretonnia's tax code specifies that peasants owe nine-tenths of all they produce. Since the merchants use their funds to buy luxurious gifts for their feudal overlords to keep them from changing the law, this is not likely to change any time soon.

Bretonnia's a bad example to use for decision-making with regards to law, is what I'm saying.
 
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