Flimflamming that isn't hard. "I served in Sylvania." Bam. Everyone nods. We no more need to explain sensitivity to Dhar poisoning than we need to explain our great Windsight; wizards pick up weird talents from their experiences.
1/2 to 9/10ths? Only figure I'm familiar with is Eastern Rome, which was 1/4. Which still destroyed society, obviously, but
Are you kidding? Magister Egrimm von Horstmann suspecting us of being evil is amazing, and I want to subscribe to that newsletter
It could be like when MCU Captain America drops a Hail Hydra, only accidentally, so the infiltrator revealing himself will be a surprise with the appropriate level of confused internal screaming.
Flimflamming...I can't decide if you are secretly a very very old man or if you are a confidence artist. Cause those are the only groups of people who say flimflam.
Flimflamming always seemed to me to specifically be a snake oil salesman type of con; like, you need to wear a stripey vest and an old-timey hat or it should rightfully be called something else
No thank you.
I've heard numbers between 25% to 66%, so a range of 40%. That's roughly the same accuracy as 50%-90%.
We can even say that we learned from the Hunter Count. You know, the one count who actually showed a vested interest in ridding Eastern Stirland of necromancy and Dhar.
If there is any shame for understandably being on guard after popping out of a two-hundred year war in the Aethyr—which to be fair, they're dwarves so you're right to worry—slayer hood has probably taken something of a sour meaning for them after Slaanesh perverted it.
] Sir Ruprecht Wulfhart the Younger
Personally I figured the runesmith's just lost a lot of respect after they failed to break the enchantment keeping them in the Warp for so long. That, or because the Karak was kept in a bubble of reality they didn't get the constant flow of extreme magical power from being in the Warp or energy coming in from the rest of the world, and thus couldn't make new Runes and only used ones that were surviving from before the transition? Thus the "poker" terminology rather than "smith". Users, not creators.
And we haven't even got the stuff from saving the Okral.
It could always just be that the particular dwarf that's speaking (and possibly the small audience of sentries they're speaking to) is being particularly disrespectful/irrelevant for stress, black-humor, or job related reasons.
WE WOULD LIKE TO COMMISSION ONE EVERYTHING PLEASE!
Having magic already slows done ageing.
Is this in the sense of 'Look at those guild secrets right out there in the open, Ancestors I need more than 4 hours sleep in the last 30' or is this 'Ancestors save us, we didn't even have time to hide the coupling rods, I can feel the eyes of the manlings seeing how slipshod and terrible we are'?
This is apparently an entirely canon magical item too. Some sort of gem, IIRC.
And which college do you think has such knowledge/artefacts?
