▲ 26 r/AoSLore

Tribesmen in Age of Sigmar

Hello

I'm currently reading Gloomspite by Andy Clark (my first AoS novel). In chapter 3 we're introduced to a character named Olt Shev. From what I just read, compared to the other characters, he's a savage fellow, superstitious, not used to big settlements and new technologies. He's clearly a man who's not from the cities of Sigmar.

That is what i find odd. From what I've learned of the setting, during the Age of Chaos Sigmar closed Azyr leaving a lot of people to fend for themselfs and later these people became the Slaves to Darkness.

Is this not the case for everyone who didn't make it to Azyr in time? Are there non Chaos worshippers who manage to survive the Age of Chaos without Sigmar's proctection? How? What do they believe in?

Thank you.

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u/Advanced_Drama2896 — 5 days ago

Is roleplaying for me?

Hello. I haven't played WoW since the first patch of Shadowlands i want to return and try RPing for the very first time in my life but i don't know where to start or what to expect.

I'm reserved person, i rather be quite and listen more than doing the talking. I'm not shy, i just like to keep to myself. I don't know if i would make a good roleplayer for that reason. I'm willing to learn, of course. But i wouldn't want to bore anyone or appear uninterested in my interactions with other people.

Thanks

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u/Advanced_Drama2896 — 1 month ago
▲ 65 r/WFBlore+1 crossposts

Can a goblin be the boss of a orc?

Hello. I'm currently reading the book Oathbreaker by Nick Kyme. In the book, there's a Orc chienftain serving under a goblin warlord. That's was a huge reveal to me, i didnt know goblins could outrank orcs.

What does it take for a goblin to become a warlord? And why would an orc serve under him? I though orcs valued size and strength over all other attributes.

Thanks

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u/Advanced_Drama2896 — 1 month ago

One batch of my honey fermented garlic turned blue

Funny thing is: I made them the same day, same conditions, same proportions, ect. Just wanted share it. I think it is pretty interesting.

u/Advanced_Drama2896 — 2 months ago

I'd like your opinion on the possibility of a certain book being restock

Hello.

I want to read the novel Gloomspite by Andy Clark. The hardback version was restocked on the 4th of july and the book is currently "Temporary out of stock". I'm new collecting BL books so, I don't know what temporary out of stock really means.

Is there a chance for them to restock it any time soon? Could they not restock it ever again? Should i wait and see or buy it from Ebay?

Thank you.

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u/Advanced_Drama2896 — 2 months ago
▲ 34 r/AoSLore

How grim are AoS novels?

Hello. I've been a fan a Warhammer Fantasy lore and novels for some time now. I really enjoy the setting and the dark, gloomy, sometimes hopeless mood it has.

I want to start reading some Age of Sigmar novels. What has discouraged me is the artwork of the book covers, the model boxes and in general the promotional art I've seen. It looks too colorful, pretty, whimsical even. Not what I'm used to from old Warhammer stuff.

So, i wanted to ask you, what can i expect from AoS novels? How grimdark can they get? Any novel recommendation?

Thanks

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u/Advanced_Drama2896 — 2 months ago

The Ancestor Gods have smiled on me.

I love Warhammer Dwarfs. So, I'm quite happy to add these beauties to my collection and be able to enjoy them.

u/Advanced_Drama2896 — 2 months ago

The End Times and the Dwarfs

Hi. What book should i read if i to learn how the Dwarfs dealt with the End Times? I heard Rise of the Horned Rat would be one book. Thanks

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u/Advanced_Drama2896 — 3 months ago

Warhammer Chronicles reprints

Hello. With some of the Warhammer Chronicles like "The Legend of Sigmar" and "Rise of Nagash" being reprinted and "The Sundering" coming out on october 6, could we expect a reprint of "Masters of Stone and Steel" eventually? If so, what would be an educated guess of its release date?

I really like dwarfs. I just think they're neat. And Warhammer has ,in my humble opinion, the best depiction of dwarfs of any fantasy setting. I'd love to read "Masters of Stone and Steel".

But, should i wait and see if they reprint this omnibus or just buy an overpriced, used copy on ebay? I mean, i'm just hoping for a reprint that might never come out.

Thanks.

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u/Advanced_Drama2896 — 4 months ago
▲ 43 r/Hedera

Please explain it to me as if I was a 5 year old

I'm well aware that the success of a project might not be reflected on the price of it's token . Liquidity if what drives the token value, right?

So, let's say in the future Hedera is widely adopted. It's a major success, everybody and thier grandma are using Hedera.

What factors could realistically increase HBAR's price over time? I'm trying to understand the tokenomics. Since Hedera transaction fees are pegged to the dollar, what creates buying pressure for HBAR?

Thanks

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u/Advanced_Drama2896 — 4 months ago

What's Iridikron's motivation?

Is Iridikron driven by vengeance towards the Titans, a desire to safeguard Azeroth or a mix of the two?

During Df he is he mentions he hates the Titans because what they did to the world and the dragons. However, allying with Xal'atath doesn't seen to be in Azeroth's best interests, as far as we know.

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u/Advanced_Drama2896 — 4 months ago

Looking for advise

Hello. I'm a newly graduated Chemical Engineer wishing to get started in medical devices as a quality engineer. Im from Costa Rica, which is currently havin a boom in this industry. I'm like the idea of working for a company making devices that save lifes.

Besides getting certified in ISO 13485, what else can i learn to increase my chances of getting a job in medical devices. And what should i expect after landing a job? Like, how to i prove my self competent and dependable person?

I don't know of im making the right questions. Regardless, of you could share some of your experience id appreciated.

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u/Advanced_Drama2896 — 5 months ago