[X] Plan Quality Weaving
Isn't 6+, which our Rangers have in Ranged, bigger than 6? I don't remember how big, and can't find the exact quote either, but I think Alectai mentioned it either here in the thread or discord.Takeaways from this encounter on the crossover between numbers and narrative:
- A delta of 2 over enemy Toughness would have been enough for killshots, at least when you're against Light Armor and have effectiveness against it (Our ranged power was 6, enemy Toughness was 4, I had thought we wanted the Death buff to turn wounds into kills, but it seems we didn't need that).
- A delta of 1 over enemy Toughness is not likely to killshot, even when effective against Infantry Armor (enemy ranged power was 6, we would have had 5 without our Toughness boost, and it seems we wouldn't have taken deaths if we'd had the regen buff).
Not with a stat different in our Ranged to their Thougness being two or more times higher. And this is the game-mechanic stat differerence in how its written on the stat sheet, which is not linear in how effective it is. The stat difference of even two in the sheet is 5x stronger in effect. Which means that we probably want to start using it most of the time if our Ranged equals or is less than the enemy Thoughness, and/or when Regeneration/Reanimation -rules are involved.This was also a shock and awe operation. In an entrenched fight we might very well need deathbane to scythe through them.
Ah, true. Here's the relevant quote:Isn't 6+, which our Rangers have in Ranged, bigger than 6? I don't remember how big, and can't find the exact quote either, but I think Alectai mentioned it either here in the thread or discord.
So we had a 2+ delta of offense to their HP, whereas they had a 1 delta of offense over our HP if we didn't Toughness boost.A + represents a value that doesn't quite make that threshold but is well over the halfway point to it.
Hmm this reminds me (and I finally got to finding this quest)...
@Alectai How antagonistic will the new gods be of each other?
I could see a good argument why the new pantheon would work together in a more cohesive way (for one thing, you can't Protect something if there isn't something there to Protect in the first place, so Life spreading also means more Protecting).
But I'm unsure if the followers of one god are also able to offer prayers to another god when the need arises, without it starving the other.
I mean strictly speaking everything organisms do is within the portfolio of life. You can't really expect the Verdant Maiden to be equally enthused about all of it.
Are you really sure about that? The governor gets a roll every turn and considering this is hard-mode I don't want us to be taken by surprise by him or whatever else is out there.I think we should do this, especially for the Kinetic Actions that we have available, because they will be critical for our future military build-up, which I'm hoping that we can delay for a one turn as we the Governor seems to be turtling up once again. Getting Miracles on them will raise our chances of making our forces much stronger in the long run, if we can afford the wait for optimal or semi-optimal conditions.
We know that the governor's rolls gain bonuses and penalties depending on what he does. My guess is that his next roll will be penalized because we casually slapped aside his attempt to crush one of our regions. Also, the update says this:Are you really sure about that? The governor gets a roll every turn and considering this is hard-mode I don't want us to be taken by surprise by him or whatever else is out there.
So @meianmaru's logic checks out to me.It's official, Lambent is pulling into a siege posture, pulling in their neighouring settlements before you can get your foot in the door.
raining the Troops (Ranger Doctrine): 97 + 10 (Horatio) - 7 (Human Limit) + 30 (Domains 130]
[A Miracle! The Maiden saw that they were well equipped for the task, and the Marshal saw that they learned--and they learned well indeed. The First Goldsheaf Bumblebees are an elite formation of irregular warriors, capable of matching some of the best that exist. Trained in the depths of the Crucible Wood, they must defeat a great beast and come back alive to be considered graduates.]
The Huntsmen of the Witch are fearsome foes--scorning the touch of light, they clad themselves in false flesh and don great cowls bearing the marks of primordial beasts to inspire fear in the hearts of good-minded men. While blessedly few in number, their ability to identify weak points in a battle line to strike with witchfire and trickery before fading into the darkness is fearsome--but they are vulnerable to being surrounded by willing volunteers to pin them in place until artillery fire can be called down upon them. As always, deployment of Astartes will sweep this problem away, but are best reserved for greater perils.
-Ordo Malleus Report
Not quite as core as you might think. While sexual procreation is a 1.2 billion year old concept (in real life), there are still many, many lifeforms that rely on asexual procreation.Well this is a bit more core to the concept of life than most of the other things living organisms do