It's possible, but unlikely. He was an agent of the Emperor's Spymaster, who got kicked out of his original position in academia for being an embezzler. He got shot for faking the number of men recruited to the Army of Stirland.
If we're being technical here, he was stated to be an agent of the Imperial Spymaster, not the GT. The GT's man was, of course, Kasmir.
"Only one sack between the dozen of you? Am I going to have to start reducing headpats until productivity improves?"
Curses! My plot to ninja-edit my mistake was foiled. Thanks for catching.
Melkoth: *messes with time* That's what you think!
making an anti-vampire army and creating and dumping a lot of the multi-wind enchantments on its champions and fighters.
Also Dammerlichtreiter legend-building, possible Dhar insights, studying Snek-Juice with a lot of ambient Dhar around, ulgu tongs, mixed in with nation-building which will be a change from "wandering adventurer" for sometime until the next job vote.
The answer is in the question.
That is impossible, Boney has said numerous times that each enchanted item needs at least an AP...
Nearly all of our time will need to be spent on the job or shoring ourselves up for the job. We aren't a skilled ruler.
Unfortunately true. OTOH why do we need this with battle wizards rampaging across Sylvania. I'm more excited for us interacting with all of those different battle wizards and seeing if we can pick up some secrets (if not spells - if ulgu tongs doesn't work out)
From the APPROVED SPELL LIST: (can find in the info bar.)
Part of my my reasoning:
I also just like vampires and Sylvania in general. I don't particularly like research, which is what Waystones is.
Shadow war against vampires? Dungeon crawls to secure our territory? Psychological warfare on holdout elements?
Remind me again of Abelheim's relevant stats when he decided to actively go to war in top of managing an even larger not particularly cooperative territory?
For me, it'd mostly be about the theme of coming full circle. Van Hal's legacy, and all that. Plus, I'm pretty sure the thread would choose to go on more Alkharad-esque missions into the remaining besieged holdouts. Perhaps not every turn, but comparable to say, the Battle of Karagril in terms of planning.
We have better stats in everything except martial (1 less) than Abel had. His stewardship was 4. We have 19. We're a pretty good ruler. The only issue would be AP which we only have to spend a lot of at the start. Later we can check in only occasionally with our councilors and stop micro-managing. Boney has already said this isn't a CK2 quest.
Abelhelm's stats:
We're better almost across the board.
im approval voting it because i dont particularly wanna do the waystones and bodyguard is in 4th
An advisor is half an AP. We can check in with 2 advisors a turn and use 1 AP to do it.
If anything I expect it to cost us more AP because we have to do double-duty making sure our advisors are actually competent and loyal enough.
