Tasoli
Life is for Living
- Location
- Behind the Keyboard.
Silver is not gold tough. We might come up short.
Warhammer Fantasy: Divided Loyalties - an Advisor's Quest
- Thread starter Boney
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Mistake on my part. A lot of it is silver, but the combined value is about 2800 gold coins.
- Location
- Goose Land
This is a bad idea and would be best suited for when we have time to do some Missionary work, so like a decade from now.
It's literally why we came here.
Kinda interesting, seems kinda sus, probably not worth it. Might be a useful Chamon thing for our Goldies?
Feels like a power up we'll burn to try to use our Roots to kill a Bloodthirster.
So absolutely worth it.
It's cheap, comparatively, and is a source of Lore that we won't have access to otherwise.
The meat... Yeah, I wouldn't feed that to any human or dwarf, but I think obligate carnivores have stronger stomachs so our knights' rides could probably eat it. Not sure if worth it though, considering we already have a plan to get less suspicious meat. The fact that the Kurgan are less suspicious than this is an indictment all on it's own.
Now for the miscellaneous goods of strange provenance... I want that nut, any Jade Wizard would be thrilled with that thing. The arm seems kinda pointless, we don't even know why it is interesting. The notes are fairly cheap, and a good example of Lizardmen goodies that isn't cursed.
Now for the miscellaneous goods of strange provenance... I want that nut, any Jade Wizard would be thrilled with that thing. The arm seems kinda pointless, we don't even know why it is interesting. The notes are fairly cheap, and a good example of Lizardmen goodies that isn't cursed.
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- Location
- Manchester, UK
- Pronouns
- He/They
@BoneyM if this seems like a likely problem to Mathilde, would it be possible to pay for the seed to be stored safely at Uzkulak?
- Location
- Estonia
We could come back on the return trip for other shinies and slaves maybe instead ? And we would have to have the right mindset to go the slave hall even then to free some people with metric tons of dwarf money ? But on the return trip to be honest seems alot wiser.
And dont find the gold thingie worth much but i think we should buy the other stuff as far i can tell and we might be able to write off the stuff to the expedition or as a reward for pulling vlag into reality ,
And dont find the gold thingie worth much but i think we should buy the other stuff as far i can tell and we might be able to write off the stuff to the expedition or as a reward for pulling vlag into reality ,
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- Location
- Canada (eh)
I wonder what the Knight's reaction to our supply run will be.
"Here is a leaking barrel of some very suspicious looking and smelling meat that I have procured in the Chaos wastes, enjoy."
"Here is a leaking barrel of some very suspicious looking and smelling meat that I have procured in the Chaos wastes, enjoy."
If you took out the 'safely' part of that sentence, yes.
The Engineers back at the Expedition would be capable of slapping together some rudimentary shielding for the nut.
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- Location
- Actually pretty lost
It is the correct name for Athel Loren's Big Tree, and is a very big deal, but probably not actually harmful unless something eats it. It'll grow into a full-grown oak very quickly - which would be interesting to study for Panoramia - and I'd guess the resulting tree would be magical in nature too.
Someone suggested it could instead be from the Oak of Prophecy, in which case eating it will give you terrible stomach cramps and give you a vision of the future.
I would be inclined to buy it even without any OOC information, because it's an interesting project for Panoramia, so I feel comfortable expounding on it.
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Tasoli
Life is for Living
- Location
- Behind the Keyboard.
I am sure expedition has runed boxes or some other magic resistant place that we can put the seed in. IF nothing else we can put it in to a stone box, after all it is excellent insulator of magic.
Asheram
Not quite altogether
- Location
- Δ Hidden Forbidden Holy Ground
I believe there was some talk about giving them to the mounts who are obligate carnivores.
- Location
- USA
I see most of the items listed here are either bound daemons, bound daemon like things, or things that will have angry owners on their way. Also, I like how they specify Warpstone three times.
Is this one of the necro pirate things? I recall something about how they hand out skulls that grant captians some degree of necromancy and make the ship end up in Harkon's fleet when the crew inevitably dies.
How the hell could they end up with a mummified Slann? I'd imagine that would get the entire Temple-City after you.
- Location
- New Brunswick, NJ
- Pronouns
- He/Him/His
We have a Candle of Cleansing Glow, which might be able to replicate that effect.
Neat, thanks. I also wanted to buy it to collaborate on a paper with Pan without any idea about its provenance.
CuttleFish2.0
Friendly neighborhood cuttlefish
- Location
- Seattle, Washington.
This... really sounds like an Old One artifact; specifically something very similar to a piece of Kroq-Gar's equipment, the Hand of Gods which has the bound spell Shem's Burning Gaze. Not sure whether that should encourage or discourage taking it but, yeah.
Sir_Travelsalot
Never wakes up tired.
- Location
- At Home
One should never underestimate what sorts of things people who are sufficiently greedy or stupid can get up to.
The armband I think is a tomb king or a Lizardmen artifact. Which could be truly powerful in a chamon user. Which we have 2 of them in our party. as for spending gold anyone have a reason we should not? We really do not spend it on things other than books and adding towers or rooms. Also frankly Mathilde is rich and can get that wealth back. It will just take time.
- Location
- Someplace Somewhere
Pretty sure that arm is like the one Kroq Gar has.
Omegahugger
Inattentive Idiot
And to be fair, Relic Priests are probably the easiest mummies to steal in the Warhammer universe.
With one exception.
TaliesinSkye
Occasional Editor
- Location
- Northeast Ohio, United States
The wolves can probably safely eat the meat, but I don't know if I'd trust it to humans or dwarves.
Thoughts on loot.
Very much No.
Ghyran Nut - Possibly from the Oak of Ages and smuggled past the guards, if we bring it back to K8P, Athel Loren will throw in a free war to go along with it.
Not touching this one for all the money in the world.
Golden Arm - An unknown magical item, with unknown properties, just before we march into the Chaos Wastes. Can't think of an order faction that has anything like it.
Picking up possibly chaos artefacts to carry into the Wastes is a bad plan.
Yes
Papers - Not immediately useful but information on Lustria is both rare, valuable and likely to contain insights we can use.
Meat - Yes - The Demons thought throwing a wrench into our supplies was going to inconvenience us.
Going with Snorri's view here will cause lots of political friction with the people who disagree with him.
Going with Boreks can easily be passed off as us setting up backup stashes in case people targeted our currents ones.
I am far more confident in the latter then the former.
Not sure - Slaves. On the one hand a small crew to help escort our food back makes a lot of sense as we need to get it away from Uzkulak.
On the other hand it s likely to cause more friction with the expedition when we have to explain it.
Very much No.
Ghyran Nut - Possibly from the Oak of Ages and smuggled past the guards, if we bring it back to K8P, Athel Loren will throw in a free war to go along with it.
Not touching this one for all the money in the world.
Golden Arm - An unknown magical item, with unknown properties, just before we march into the Chaos Wastes. Can't think of an order faction that has anything like it.
Picking up possibly chaos artefacts to carry into the Wastes is a bad plan.
Yes
Papers - Not immediately useful but information on Lustria is both rare, valuable and likely to contain insights we can use.
Meat - Yes - The Demons thought throwing a wrench into our supplies was going to inconvenience us.
Going with Snorri's view here will cause lots of political friction with the people who disagree with him.
Going with Boreks can easily be passed off as us setting up backup stashes in case people targeted our currents ones.
I am far more confident in the latter then the former.
Not sure - Slaves. On the one hand a small crew to help escort our food back makes a lot of sense as we need to get it away from Uzkulak.
On the other hand it s likely to cause more friction with the expedition when we have to explain it.
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Asheram
Not quite altogether
- Location
- Δ Hidden Forbidden Holy Ground
Which is why it's likely banned from bringing into the settlement.
Remember when Regimand complained about this fool bringing mummy gold into town and they took the quickest ship they had to heave it into Norsca? They likely have the same procedure here.