Warhammer Fantasy Lore - The Jade Order's Apprentices & College

[@barontakedownthisguy7794]

This is a late comment, but I definitely like the jade college a lot. Living and growing up in the midwest you respect the local farmers and honestly we could use a druid or two to help with this dry spell we have been having. This video has earned you a subscription my good sir.

[@GrimDarkNarrator]

Thank you, kind sir.

[@paddymcpimpin5872]

Thank you for you work sir. I remember using Jade wizards frequently when I played tabletop 20 ish years ago. I was sadly lacking on lore though, problem solved now :) . I also feel the need to comment on the diligence you show with reading and responding to your viewers, thank you for that. You are one of the few youtubers I've come into contact with that still do that. I watch other channels of course but rarely get the same interaction that we do here. I hope that continues as your channel grows. Have a great day Mr. GDN.

[@GrimDarkNarrator]

Thanks for the kind words. As long as I'm able, I'll always take other people's input into consideration.

[@silentspeaks2094]

Jade is my favorite, but I'm looking forward to learning about the other collages.

[@midshipman8654]

i like the philosophical bent of the white college myself, but to each their on! the jades are really interesting too.

[@spazzmaticus9285]

I like the amber order but that's just because i like watching nature documentaries about animals more than plants.

[@catsareevil101]

Great Video. Cannot wait for the rest of the colleges.

[@hughgedney3393]

A very extremely awesome video as always GrimDark Narrator.

[@GrimDarkNarrator]

Thank you!

[@hughgedney3393]

@@GrimDarkNarrator you are very welcome.

[@jasonulysess3652]

Hello KZbin algorithm. So how many "the new guy is green jokes" do the apprentices have to live thru?

[@alexandermacdonald912]

Yes, more colleges.

[@Daimon-X]

Green iz da.... Oh wait, Jade Order Wizards... Nah, Bright Order Wizards FTW! "...At Valmir’s right hand sat Wolfenburg’s own counsel concerning the matters of magic, the battle wizard Auswald Strauch of the Jade order. The wizard stood out from all the others because of the outlandish garb he wore. To Valmir he looked like one of the druids that were rumoured to live on the wild island of Albion beyond the dangerous, storm-wracked waters of the Sea of Chaos. His robe was the colour of damp moss and was decorated with a complex pattern of bramble thorns. Leaves were pinned to his cloak and tied with twine to his strong maple staff which rested against the back of his chair, always within reach. The top of the staff bore one of the symbols of the Jade order in beaten copper, the shape of a spiralling coil. Other amulets hung from Auswald’s neck on leather cords and gold chains. The sorcerer had the hood of his robe pulled up, to keep his unruly thick brown hair under control. Like so many who followed the practice of magic Auswald had a thick, bushy beard, nut-coloured and streaked with grey. From where he was sitting Valmir could see the jade wizard’s ceremonial sickle tucked into his belt. Although it was used for certain spells, the sickle doubled as an effective weapon. Valmir knew that Auswald was accustomed to travel about bare-footed, which he claimed helped him to channel the winds of magic..." "And so in the days that followed, the ancient city of Wolfenburg prepared for a siege. The people were shaken by the return of the crucified knight. Many on the council of war had felt justified in throwing their support behind the court-appointed sorcerer Auswald Strauch. As, in the end, did the elector count. Under the direction of Konrad Kurtz, foresters began clearing great tracts of trees that bordered the ancient city, much to the jade wizard’s chagrin. But, as it was explained to the incensed sorcerer-who feared such clearing would prevent him from channelling his magic-the trees had to be cut down to remove cover for an attacking force. The cut timber was also needed to fill Wolfenburg’s stockpiles of firewood. The boiling of oil, the heating up of the forges, and the like, would also require additional fuel. Nothing would go to waste. The call also went out to the surrounding towns for reinforcements to aid in the defence of the sentinel city. Messengers were even sent out to the other provinces, as Valmir von Raukov asked his brother elector counts to send troops to bolster the city garrison. Whilst the council waited for news of help, Udo Bleischrot oversaw the preparation of the city’s wall cannons and vase guns. With Konrad Kurtz’s support, they prepared other, less technical siege defences such as boiling oil, sling-secured dropping boulders and wall-mounted mangonels. Meanwhile the forest was being cleared from the front of the city walls. But despite all the assurances he had been given, the loss of acres of woodland, with its propensity for drawing the wind of Ghyran, filled Auswald with foreboding. Within a week, the jade wizard was sure that he could feel his own power beginning to weaken..." Extracts from the pages of Magestorm.

[@GrimDarkNarrator]

Thanks for the share.

[@Da5hau]

Need them to come to the modern world and make some parks ;)

[@sunlesssentinel5326]

Sweet

[@gabrielbarraza5886]

Can't wait for beast 👍

[@GrimDarkNarrator]

We'll get there eventually.

[@tyreecebaker6600]

👍

[@JZ0UK]

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