Fifth Lore Magister🐯
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non-binary, neurodivergent (ADHD confirmed, autism unconfirmed), politically depressed (living in Poland)
Warhammer Fantasy nerd, if you want to learn more about it, I can offer you unnecessarily long threads about the most obscure things in the setting.
Warhammer Fantasy nerd, if you want to learn more about it, I can offer you unnecessarily long threads about the most obscure things in the setting.
One slight addition I forgot to add.
This city regularly trades with Arabyan merchants as well! The fact that Numas essentially functions like a regular human city further adds to the veneer of normalcy many Tomb Kings desperately try to keep up, but few have it as good as Tutankhanut!
This city regularly trades with Arabyan merchants as well! The fact that Numas essentially functions like a regular human city further adds to the veneer of normalcy many Tomb Kings desperately try to keep up, but few have it as good as Tutankhanut!
January 17, 2025 at 1:27 PM
One slight addition I forgot to add.
This city regularly trades with Arabyan merchants as well! The fact that Numas essentially functions like a regular human city further adds to the veneer of normalcy many Tomb Kings desperately try to keep up, but few have it as good as Tutankhanut!
This city regularly trades with Arabyan merchants as well! The fact that Numas essentially functions like a regular human city further adds to the veneer of normalcy many Tomb Kings desperately try to keep up, but few have it as good as Tutankhanut!
So, Tomb Kings usually think very highly of themselves, so why would this one just allow the living to infest his city?
Shame.
The shame of losing their mortality and everything that comes with it.
So, having living servants that revere him as a god allows him to pretend nothing changed. 5/5
Shame.
The shame of losing their mortality and everything that comes with it.
So, having living servants that revere him as a god allows him to pretend nothing changed. 5/5
January 17, 2025 at 1:23 PM
So, Tomb Kings usually think very highly of themselves, so why would this one just allow the living to infest his city?
Shame.
The shame of losing their mortality and everything that comes with it.
So, having living servants that revere him as a god allows him to pretend nothing changed. 5/5
Shame.
The shame of losing their mortality and everything that comes with it.
So, having living servants that revere him as a god allows him to pretend nothing changed. 5/5
In exchange for being allowed to live in Numas and plant their crops there, they fight fiercely to defend it against threats. If they die as a result, their corpses are taken to the desert to be stripped clean by carrion, so their skeletons can be reanimated and serve their God-king once more. 4/5
January 17, 2025 at 1:23 PM
In exchange for being allowed to live in Numas and plant their crops there, they fight fiercely to defend it against threats. If they die as a result, their corpses are taken to the desert to be stripped clean by carrion, so their skeletons can be reanimated and serve their God-king once more. 4/5
His goal of hiding his shame had an unexpected effect however.
A tribe called the Scythans arrived in the city and saw the Tomb King in a golden face mask and believed him to be a manifestation of their deity. And so, they pledged their existence to him and moved into his city. 3/5
A tribe called the Scythans arrived in the city and saw the Tomb King in a golden face mask and believed him to be a manifestation of their deity. And so, they pledged their existence to him and moved into his city. 3/5
January 17, 2025 at 1:23 PM
His goal of hiding his shame had an unexpected effect however.
A tribe called the Scythans arrived in the city and saw the Tomb King in a golden face mask and believed him to be a manifestation of their deity. And so, they pledged their existence to him and moved into his city. 3/5
A tribe called the Scythans arrived in the city and saw the Tomb King in a golden face mask and believed him to be a manifestation of their deity. And so, they pledged their existence to him and moved into his city. 3/5
Yes, there are humans that not only willingly live among the dead but enthusiastically so! They live in Numas and actually decided to live there long after the curse of undeath plagued Nehekara. The king of Numas, saddened by his state decided to wear a golden face mask to hide his visage. 2/5
January 17, 2025 at 1:23 PM
Yes, there are humans that not only willingly live among the dead but enthusiastically so! They live in Numas and actually decided to live there long after the curse of undeath plagued Nehekara. The king of Numas, saddened by his state decided to wear a golden face mask to hide his visage. 2/5
How is this creature from Earth, you can’t convince me this isn’t an Ewok baby
November 22, 2024 at 8:56 PM
How is this creature from Earth, you can’t convince me this isn’t an Ewok baby
So I haven’t played the game but I have seen a thread from someone on the other platform criticizing the game on how it handles player choice, basically not allowing you to be evil/make asshole choices and your choices not having that much impact on the characters, would you say this is valid?
November 22, 2024 at 12:53 PM
So I haven’t played the game but I have seen a thread from someone on the other platform criticizing the game on how it handles player choice, basically not allowing you to be evil/make asshole choices and your choices not having that much impact on the characters, would you say this is valid?
are the Stalker 2 Steam reviews going to turn into the online frontline of the Russia-Ukraine war
November 22, 2024 at 12:48 PM
are the Stalker 2 Steam reviews going to turn into the online frontline of the Russia-Ukraine war
which warhammer? 40k fantasy or aos?
November 22, 2024 at 12:25 PM
which warhammer? 40k fantasy or aos?
And in the epilogue he went on with his rag-tag group to explore Lustria. He probably died while rummaging through an ancient temple but that’s ok.
I hope someone here would find his story interesting, I would gladly share it!
I hope someone here would find his story interesting, I would gladly share it!
November 22, 2024 at 12:24 PM
And in the epilogue he went on with his rag-tag group to explore Lustria. He probably died while rummaging through an ancient temple but that’s ok.
I hope someone here would find his story interesting, I would gladly share it!
I hope someone here would find his story interesting, I would gladly share it!
My guy was a walking armory and I loved him all throughout the 2-year campaign I played him, I burned all my fate points within the first 2-3 months so for the most of the campaign he was on the edge of death and somehow survived a fight against a Keeper of Secrets, a god from Ind and a Black Ark.
November 22, 2024 at 12:18 PM
My guy was a walking armory and I loved him all throughout the 2-year campaign I played him, I burned all my fate points within the first 2-3 months so for the most of the campaign he was on the edge of death and somehow survived a fight against a Keeper of Secrets, a god from Ind and a Black Ark.