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Chaos Wastes is a matter of degree without a clear delimiter.Does Dolgan territory already count as Chaos Wastes? I thought it didn't quite yet.
Dwarves hate it all the more because of that.
Chaos Wastes is a matter of degree without a clear delimiter.Does Dolgan territory already count as Chaos Wastes? I thought it didn't quite yet.
Those guys use it as rare individuals. For the Skaven it's their petrol/gold/meth/holy water/plutonium/CRISP.
Does Dolgan territory already count as Chaos Wastes? I thought it didn't quite yet.
My idea would be to drive into Dolgan territory as soon as possible, make contact with them, then drive parallel to the road once we are clearly out of sight of it and turn sharp North when we are on the line we were supposed to travel that way anyway. It would be a detour of barely one horizon.
At what age do they stop running around and playing typical children's games (or the Dawi equivalent)? And at what age do the males start sprouting hair in their face?
Guild secrets as in there's one or more Guilds that don't want to reveal whether they have figured it out or not or as in the Dwarves still honor Elven claims to Guild secrecy?
And if Mathilde directly requests "captured Elgi texts deemed probably relevant to the Umgi Imperial Zhuf Guilds" with DF?
I'm pretty sure I'm right around Naggarond. Maybe Ghrond. Still 7 hours to go here.Oh and happy new year from Sigmar's Empire now too. I think I'm roughly somewhere in Talabecland right now, but it feels more like Altdorf during Geheimnisnacht, occasional magic missile included.
...What's the other coast callled? About three quarters of the way up?I'm pretty sure I'm right around Naggarond. Maybe Ghrond. Still 7 hours to go here.
Well, take your pick....What's the other coast callled? About three quarters of the way up?
That inevitably leads to swathes (well, dribbles) of deluded/optimistic/deceitful traders arriving at the Colleges carrying distinctly non-magical Cathayan and Ind travel guides and swearing up and down that they purchased them from a Genuine Eastern Mystic. Even if they wanted to be genuine, how could they know?Huh, we put out a gold reward for dragonbone that one time.
Do the Colleges put out a college favor reward for exotic magical texts?
Is this a thing we should be impressing on all those merchants who try their luck at heading east? Tell them they can trade any new magical texts they find for enchanted equipment or wizard assistance or something?
Did they make a Fantasy Australia?Happy New Year to all! Though 2021 is already (11-hour) old news here in The Future.
Not sure GW ever bothered with a fantasy New Zealand?
Well, you can just learn Cathayan and skim the books before buying them.That inevitably leads to swathes (well, dribbles) of deluded/optimistic/deceitful traders arriving at the Colleges carrying distinctly non-magical Cathayan and Ind travel guides and swearing up and down that they purchased them from a Genuine Eastern Mystic. Even if they wanted to be genuine, how could they possibly know?
Huh, we put out a gold reward for dragonbone that one time.
Do the Colleges put out a college favor reward for exotic magical texts?
Is this a thing we should be impressing on all those merchants who try their luck at heading east? Tell them they can trade any new magical texts they find for enchanted equipment or wizard assistance or something?
This is a magical tome, my good sir. Only those with witchsight will understand the contents within, lest ye fall prey to terrible madness of forces beyond your comprehension!Well, you can just learn Cathayan and skim the books before buying them.
That is how we knew that the Magic Scroll from Albion was an elven Customer Complaint Form...
Wiki says they're free of Beastmen, and thus probably free from other great and terrible mutated creatures of horrible death... so nothing like Australia.Did they make a Fantasy Australia?
Geographically the Lost Isles of Elithis come closest, location wise, but there's nothing similar culturally and I don't know enough about the wildlife to comment on if there's any similarities nature wise.
So what I am getting from this is we should go there ourselves if want to get those texts.How much luck would Cathayan merchants have getting their hands on the Empire's magical texts? Cathay's would be just as protected.
Doubt it. That would require a lot of worldbuilding that would build on itself.I do actually wonder if we might be able to organize a trade of magical knowledge with Cathay.
The Empire does have a non-agression pact with them, the two nations are far enough away that they can't really use each other's secrets against each other, and with K8P in Dwarven hands the route there isn't tooooo dangerous (still pretty dangerous though.)
There's definitely stuff both sides would be unwilling to part with, but I could potentially see the Empire and Cathay working out an info exchange on, to start with, introductory magic textbooks.
Might be something to talk about with Algard?
Hrm. On second thought, Imperial High Seas Navy Elves setting up a couple of coastal colonies and declaring to the world "Nope, absolutely no native population here whatsoever" is very much an Australian parallel.Did they make a Fantasy Australia?
Geographically the Lost Isles of Elithis come closest, location wise, but there's nothing similar culturally and I don't know enough about the wildlife to comment on if there's any similarities nature wise.
Following Boneys point on their perspective, I really didn't think there was anything to square. People talk themselves into truly believing all sorts of untrue things that they want to believe, I see no reason why dwarves would be immune to this failure mode.So I've been thinking about how you could square the circle of dwarf honesty and the conclave's dramatic proclamation
Unless there's stuff so bad there even the Beastmen won't live there.Wiki says they're free of Beastmen, and thus probably free from other great and terrible mutated creatures of horrible death... so nothing like Australia.
Boney's said not to go to the east on account of there being bare fragments of info on what's actually over there.So what I am getting from this is we should go there ourselves if want to get those texts.
I do actually wonder if we might be able to organize a trade of magical knowledge with Cathay.
The Empire does have a non-agression pact with them, the two nations are far enough away that they can't really use each other's secrets against each other, and with K8P in Dwarven hands the route there isn't tooooo dangerous (still pretty dangerous though.)
There's definitely stuff both sides would be unwilling to part with, but I could potentially see the Empire and Cathay working out an info exchange in regards to, to start with, introductory magic textbooks.
Might be something to talk about with Algard?
'Looks at this conversation.'Doubt it. That would require a lot of worldbuilding that would build on itself.
AP HELL BECKONS WITH A SIREN SONGDepends on how it's handled. Considering we don't speak the language and are busy with some fairly important projects I doubt we'd be assigned to go there, so I could imagine Mattie's involvement being just bringing up the idea, seeing a caravan go through K8P with a diplomat to Cathay on it, then a few months later they return with a few textbooks we only get to look at after it's been translated, it's been triple checked to make sure it's safe, and a few copies have been made.
I'm not exactly particularly hopeful that this happens though, but it'd be nifty.