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Algard is the Kagekage.Going fromGeninjourneyman toHokageLord magister, warhammer edition?
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Algard is the Kagekage.Going fromGeninjourneyman toHokageLord magister, warhammer edition?
Here's the citations, courtesy of my vaccine arm throbbing like bejeezus and keeping me awake. Papa Nurgle isn't happy with me, it seems.About the We I seem to recall the GM said the dwarfs would take elf weavers very poorly at least right now. Maybe that will chance as the Eonir cooperation advances and the common dwarf figures out that yes they are different from the other elves on the floating island and in the haunted woods.
Yeah, if he asks for friendly nationals and gets an ancient foe, that's kind of going outside the orders he gave.
My take is "obviously don't bring Eonir into K8P until and unless diplomacy goes remarkably well, but there's no reason in principle the Eonir couldn't set up training somewhere other than a Karak to teach K8P's human weavers some spider silk techniques." Or maybe we can scrounge up a book or three from the library. Hard to say for sure just how heavy our AP hell will be, but maybe it's something we can manage at some point: it is not a completely DOA scheme.Also yeah if you want to get cute, teach an ogre to sew. Do not bring an Elf into a Dwarven Karak. Some Ulthuani Elves still kidnap and shave Dwarves to add to their beard collection.
Doesn't Laurelorn already trade with others?Either way this is what i managed to scrap together on the situation and why I think Elf trade is possible and the empire wouldn't oppose it beside the cult of Sigmar and Nordland although they already allow Ulthuan trade so???
Just to be clear: Ostland and Ostermark are two different provinces. You circled the right one on the map, but used the wrong name. Ostland is to the far north, and not relevant to the EIC. Ostermark is to the east.I think you fears for trade leagues in Middenland and ostland are miscounted to an extant.
If I'm correct they are an isolationist group of elves who only leave to deal with Nordlands bullshit and don't trade with anyone.
I might have worded it a bit awkward but my point was Osternmark and Tablcland are far inland of the empire and elf trade would mainly affect Ostland, Reikland, and Middenland as their near the coast at first which i listed in previous response on why I believe they would want more elf trade to further integrate the eonir into the empire and be recognized as a polity.Just to be clear: Ostland and Ostermark are two different provinces. You circled the right one on the map, but used the wrong name. Ostland is to the far north, and not relevant to the EIC. Ostermark is to the east.
I also think you're misunderstanding the idea behind why I brought them up. Existing trade groups don't like new competition. This is why Ostermark sent Baronet Husserl. I brought them up not because they have any relevance to a potential Laurelorn trade deal, but as an example of that idea.
The rest of your points seem mostly to follow from that misunderstanding, or otherwise aren't against my position, so I hope that clears things up a bit.
They have sea access and they're not isolationist like the Asrai so I just kind of assumed they traded with other polities. I don't think they'd trade with Nordland because Nordlanders are assholes to them but everyone else would be alright to trade with.If I'm correct they are an isolationist group of elves who only leave to deal with Nordlands bullshit and don't trade with anyone.
Sure. The idea of increased trade between Laurelorn and the Empire is good. But why is the EIC needed there? Those trade routes (the ones in Ostland, Reikland, and Middenland that you mention) already have trade groups in dominant positions. So to get the EIC in there you need to muscle in on some other group's interests, and that leads to competition.I might have worded it a bit awkward but my point was Osternmark and Tablcland are far inland of the empire and elf trade would mainly affect Ostland, Reikland, and Middenland as their near the coast at first which i listed in previous response on why I believe they would want more elf trade to further integrate the eonir into the empire and be recognized as a polity.
I mean, Mathilde does have mystical vision that can see through walls...Going fromGeninjourneyman toHokageLord magister, warhammer edition?
They have sea access and they're not isolationist like the Asrai so I just kind of assumed they traded with other polities. I don't think they'd trade with Nordland because Nordlanders are assholes to them but everyone else would be alright to trade with.
Now I'm super curious. What quests do you guys thing inspired Boney? The only other WHF quests I've read a bit of are Drunken terroar and that one about the Lizards. Haven't seen any other big ones, though I mostly search with a filter for FMRS or just replies/views to find quests.
I'll give them all a try, thanks! I admit, I tried reading Dynamic Alcoholism and I remember quiting at some part where a Gribble suddenly attacked the Count's residence without any warning, nor actions from questors to provoke it. Maybe I should have pushed on. I'll give it another try.Warhammer Dynasty, Dynasty of Dynamic Alcoholism, Glory and Grudges, Paradox of Choice, honourable mention to 40k's The Long Night.
Torroar is notable for actually paralelling a lot of stuff in the background so while it wasn't technically the playerbase's fault there is a reason stuff happened the way it did. Much as I'll say without spoilers if you're worried about that kind of thing.I remember quiting at some part where a Gribble suddenly attacked the Count's residence without any warning, nor actions from questors to provoke it.
I'm honestly rather shocked that things are so heated on a vote like this. All of the options will be interesting. Disagreement is one thing, but to the level of the fear of thread-locking being significant is...surreal.
I'll give them all a try, thanks! I admit, I tried reading Dynamic Alcoholism and I remember quiting at some part where a Gribble suddenly attacked the Count's residence without any warning, nor actions from questors to provoke it. Maybe I should have pushed on. I'll give it another try.