The Advisor - Revision history

imported>Administrator: 13 revisions imported

2023-06-23T14:07:49Z

13 revisions imported

← Older revision	Revision as of 14:07, 23 June 2023
(No difference)

imported>Administrator: 1 revision imported

2023-06-19T14:04:41Z

1 revision imported

← Older revision	Revision as of 14:04, 19 June 2023
(No difference)

2A02:1810:4E2C:A900:6160:277B:3094:F705 at 14:36, 6 May 2023

2023-05-06T14:36:57Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 14:36, 6 May 2023
Line 21:		Line 21:

	== Total War: WARHAMMER III ==		== Total War: WARHAMMER III ==
	The Advisor became a character in the third game, once again. He reappeared, at first, as a mysterious guy in the background of those enigmatic pre-confirmation teasers with that Imperial Astronomer. Then he revealed himself in the last two seconds of the third game's announcement trailer. After that, he became the main character of the [[Nurgle]] vs [[Slaanesh]] trailer, which gave the first hints at TWW3's plot.		The Advisor became a character in the third game, once again. He reappeared, at first, as a mysterious guy in the background of those enigmatic pre-confirmation teasers with that Imperial Astronomer. Then he revealed himself in the last two seconds of the third game's announcement trailer. After that, he became the main character of the [[Nurgle]] vs [[Slaanesh]] trailer, which gave the first hints at TWW3's plot.

	The Advisor was cursed by the Tome of Fates, and he actively seeks a way to free himself while also retaining the ability to get cool spells and all from the book. He found that a drop of [[Ursun\|Ursun's]] blood could free him from his curse, and the said bear god is currently dying in the Forge of Souls, held captive by [[Be'lakor]] for his own revenge plan.		The Advisor was cursed by the Tome of Fates, and he actively seeks a way to free himself while also retaining the ability to get cool spells and all from the book. He found that a drop of [[Ursun\|Ursun's]] blood could free him from his curse, and the said bear god is currently dying in the Forge of Souls, held captive by [[Be'lakor]] for his own revenge plan.

	In order to obtain this god-blood, he decides to ally himself to different TWW3 factions (the one/s we choose, to be correct) and manipulate them to obtain the bear god's blood. After he is freed, killed, or eaten, he is joined by a white raven and set out for new adventures, hinting the campaign is set before game 1. Unfortunately, according to the epilogue flavor text, the Advisor was tricked yet again by Tzeentch. You see, when he opened and read the book (aka '''The Tome of Fate''') for its vast arcane knowledge, it took The Advisor's eyesight in exchange. The white raven that was sent to guide him, was actually the same [[Lord of Change]] from the first game, '''Sarthorael the Everwatcher'''. According to the daemon, it and its [[Tzeentch\|master]] were not yet "done with him", so he, the '''Everwatcher''', would be his eyes instead, guiding him to <s>his</s> [[Just As Planned\|their future goals]]. And just like that, The Advisor was turned into a pawn of Tzeentch for his own lust for knowledge. [[grimdark\|His demise]] can be witness at the end of the Chaos campaign from game 1.		In order to obtain this god-blood, he decides to ally himself to different TWW3 factions (the one/s we choose, to be correct) and manipulate them to obtain the bear god's blood. After he is freed, killed, or eaten, he is joined by a white raven and set out for new adventures, hinting the campaign is set before game 1. Unfortunately, according to the epilogue flavor text, the Advisor was tricked yet again by Tzeentch. You see, when he opened and read the book (aka '''The Tome of Fate''') for its vast arcane knowledge, it took The Advisor's eyesight in exchange. The white raven that was sent to guide him, was actually the same [[Lord of Change]] from the first game, '''Sarthorael the Everwatcher'''. According to the daemon, it and its [[Tzeentch\|master]] were not yet "done with him", so he, the '''Everwatcher''', would be his eyes instead, guiding him to <s>his</s> [[Just As Planned\|their future goals]]. And just like that, The Advisor was turned into a pawn of Tzeentch for his own lust for knowledge. [[grimdark\|His demise]] can be witness at the end of the Chaos campaign from game 1.

1d4chan>SIRUNKLYDUNK: Undo revision 814722 by A Walrus (talk) The story of Warhammer 3 happened before 1 and 2, so the Vortex Race and game 1 story haven't happened yet

2022-03-06T16:32:44Z

Undo revision 814722 by A Walrus (talk) The story of Warhammer 3 happened before 1 and 2, so the Vortex Race and game 1 story haven't happened yet

← Older revision		Revision as of 16:32, 6 March 2022
Line 26:		Line 26:

	In order to obtain this god-blood, he decides to ally himself to different TWW3 factions (the one/s we choose, to be correct) and manipulate them to obtain the bear god's blood. After he is freed, killed, or eaten, he is joined by a white raven and set out for new adventures, hinting the campaign is set before game 1. Unfortunately, according to the epilogue flavor text, the Advisor was tricked yet again by Tzeentch. You see, when he opened and read the book (aka '''The Tome of Fate''') for its vast arcane knowledge, it took The Advisor's eyesight in exchange. The white raven that was sent to guide him, was actually the same [[Lord of Change]] from the first game, '''Sarthorael the Everwatcher'''. According to the daemon, it and its [[Tzeentch\|master]] were not yet "done with him", so he, the '''Everwatcher''', would be his eyes instead, guiding him to <s>his</s> [[Just As Planned\|their future goals]]. And just like that, The Advisor was turned into a pawn of Tzeentch for his own lust for knowledge. [[grimdark\|His demise]] can be witness at the end of the Chaos campaign from game 1.		In order to obtain this god-blood, he decides to ally himself to different TWW3 factions (the one/s we choose, to be correct) and manipulate them to obtain the bear god's blood. After he is freed, killed, or eaten, he is joined by a white raven and set out for new adventures, hinting the campaign is set before game 1. Unfortunately, according to the epilogue flavor text, the Advisor was tricked yet again by Tzeentch. You see, when he opened and read the book (aka '''The Tome of Fate''') for its vast arcane knowledge, it took The Advisor's eyesight in exchange. The white raven that was sent to guide him, was actually the same [[Lord of Change]] from the first game, '''Sarthorael the Everwatcher'''. According to the daemon, it and its [[Tzeentch\|master]] were not yet "done with him", so he, the '''Everwatcher''', would be his eyes instead, guiding him to <s>his</s> [[Just As Planned\|their future goals]]. And just like that, The Advisor was turned into a pawn of Tzeentch for his own lust for knowledge. [[grimdark\|His demise]] can be witness at the end of the Chaos campaign from game 1.

	It should also be noted that he wears a pair of metals, one bearing an Imperial Iron-Cross and the other being an Ulthuanian design. This implies that the canon endings of Total War Warhammer I and II were Karl Fanz and Tyrion respectively.

	[[Category: Total Warhammer]]		[[Category: Total Warhammer]]
	[[Category: The Empire]]		[[Category: The Empire]]
	[[Category: Chaos]]		[[Category: Chaos]]

1d4chan>A Walrus: /* Total War: WARHAMMER III */

2022-03-06T16:21:03Z

Total War: WARHAMMER III

← Older revision		Revision as of 16:21, 6 March 2022
Line 26:		Line 26:

	In order to obtain this god-blood, he decides to ally himself to different TWW3 factions (the one/s we choose, to be correct) and manipulate them to obtain the bear god's blood. After he is freed, killed, or eaten, he is joined by a white raven and set out for new adventures, hinting the campaign is set before game 1. Unfortunately, according to the epilogue flavor text, the Advisor was tricked yet again by Tzeentch. You see, when he opened and read the book (aka '''The Tome of Fate''') for its vast arcane knowledge, it took The Advisor's eyesight in exchange. The white raven that was sent to guide him, was actually the same [[Lord of Change]] from the first game, '''Sarthorael the Everwatcher'''. According to the daemon, it and its [[Tzeentch\|master]] were not yet "done with him", so he, the '''Everwatcher''', would be his eyes instead, guiding him to <s>his</s> [[Just As Planned\|their future goals]]. And just like that, The Advisor was turned into a pawn of Tzeentch for his own lust for knowledge. [[grimdark\|His demise]] can be witness at the end of the Chaos campaign from game 1.		In order to obtain this god-blood, he decides to ally himself to different TWW3 factions (the one/s we choose, to be correct) and manipulate them to obtain the bear god's blood. After he is freed, killed, or eaten, he is joined by a white raven and set out for new adventures, hinting the campaign is set before game 1. Unfortunately, according to the epilogue flavor text, the Advisor was tricked yet again by Tzeentch. You see, when he opened and read the book (aka '''The Tome of Fate''') for its vast arcane knowledge, it took The Advisor's eyesight in exchange. The white raven that was sent to guide him, was actually the same [[Lord of Change]] from the first game, '''Sarthorael the Everwatcher'''. According to the daemon, it and its [[Tzeentch\|master]] were not yet "done with him", so he, the '''Everwatcher''', would be his eyes instead, guiding him to <s>his</s> [[Just As Planned\|their future goals]]. And just like that, The Advisor was turned into a pawn of Tzeentch for his own lust for knowledge. [[grimdark\|His demise]] can be witness at the end of the Chaos campaign from game 1.

			It should also be noted that he wears a pair of metals, one bearing an Imperial Iron-Cross and the other being an Ulthuanian design. This implies that the canon endings of Total War Warhammer I and II were Karl Fanz and Tyrion respectively.

	[[Category: Total Warhammer]]		[[Category: Total Warhammer]]
	[[Category: The Empire]]		[[Category: The Empire]]
	[[Category: Chaos]]		[[Category: Chaos]]

1d4chan>TheSpoilerHeretic: /* Total War: WARHAMMER III */

2022-02-20T19:53:08Z

Total War: WARHAMMER III

← Older revision		Revision as of 19:53, 20 February 2022
Line 25:		Line 25:
	The Advisor was cursed by the Tome of Fates, and he actively seeks a way to free himself while also retaining the ability to get cool spells and all from the book. He found that a drop of [[Ursun\|Ursun's]] blood could free him from his curse, and the said bear god is currently dying in the Forge of Souls, held captive by [[Be'lakor]] for his own revenge plan.		The Advisor was cursed by the Tome of Fates, and he actively seeks a way to free himself while also retaining the ability to get cool spells and all from the book. He found that a drop of [[Ursun\|Ursun's]] blood could free him from his curse, and the said bear god is currently dying in the Forge of Souls, held captive by [[Be'lakor]] for his own revenge plan.

	In order to obtain this god-blood, he decides to ally himself to different TWW3 factions (the one/s we choose, to be correct) and manipulate them to obtain the bear god's blood. After he is freed, killed, or eaten, he is joined by a white raven and set out for new adventures, hinting the campaign is set before game 1. Unfortunately, according to the epilogue flavor text, the Advisor was tricked yet again by Tzeentch. You see, when he opened and read the book (aka '''The Tome of Fate''') for its vast arcane knowledge, it took The Advisor's eyesight in exchange. The white raven that was sent to guide him, was actually the same [[Lord of Change]] from the first game, '''Sarthorael the Everwatcher'''. According to the daemon, it and its [[Tzeentch\|master]] were not yet "done with him", so he, the "Everwatcher", would be his eyes instead, guiding him to his future goals. And just like that, The Advisor was turned into a pawn of Tzeentch for his own lust for knowledge~~, and to those who had finished the Chaos campaign from game 1 knew~~ [[grimdark\|~~his~~ demise]].		In order to obtain this god-blood, he decides to ally himself to different TWW3 factions (the one/s we choose, to be correct) and manipulate them to obtain the bear god's blood. After he is freed, killed, or eaten, he is joined by a white raven and set out for new adventures, hinting the campaign is set before game 1. Unfortunately, according to the epilogue flavor text, the Advisor was tricked yet again by Tzeentch. You see, when he opened and read the book (aka '''The Tome of Fate''') for its vast arcane knowledge, it took The Advisor's eyesight in exchange. The white raven that was sent to guide him, was actually the same [[Lord of Change]] from the first game, '''Sarthorael the Everwatcher'''. According to the daemon, it and its [[Tzeentch\|master]] were not yet "done with him", so he, the '''Everwatcher''', would be his eyes instead, guiding him to <s>his</s> [[Just As Planned\|their future goals]]. And just like that, The Advisor was turned into a pawn of Tzeentch for his own lust for knowledge. [[grimdark\|His demise]] can be witness at the end of the Chaos campaign from game 1.

	[[Category: Total Warhammer]]		[[Category: Total Warhammer]]
	[[Category: The Empire]]		[[Category: The Empire]]
	[[Category: Chaos]]		[[Category: Chaos]]

1d4chan>ThatOneBruvva: /* Total War: WARHAMMER III */

2022-02-20T19:39:59Z

Total War: WARHAMMER III

← Older revision		Revision as of 19:39, 20 February 2022
Line 25:		Line 25:
	The Advisor was cursed by the Tome of Fates, and he actively seeks a way to free himself while also retaining the ability to get cool spells and all from the book. He found that a drop of [[Ursun\|Ursun's]] blood could free him from his curse, and the said bear god is currently dying in the Forge of Souls, held captive by [[Be'lakor]] for his own revenge plan.		The Advisor was cursed by the Tome of Fates, and he actively seeks a way to free himself while also retaining the ability to get cool spells and all from the book. He found that a drop of [[Ursun\|Ursun's]] blood could free him from his curse, and the said bear god is currently dying in the Forge of Souls, held captive by [[Be'lakor]] for his own revenge plan.

	In order to obtain ~~his~~ blood ~~of a god~~, he decides to ~~allied~~ himself to different TWW3 factions (the one/s we choose, to be correct) and manipulate them to obtain the bear god's blood. After he is freed, killed or eaten he is joined by a white raven and set out for new adventures, hinting the campaign is set before game 1. Unfortunately according to the epilogue flavor text, ~~The~~ Advisor was yet ~~tricked~~ again by Tzeentch. You see, when he ~~open~~ and read the book (aka '''The Tome of Fate''') for its ~~various~~ arcane knowledge, The Advisor's eyesight ~~was taken by it~~. The white raven that was sent to guide him, was actually the same [[Lord of Change]] from the first game ~~(aka~~ '''Sarthorael the Everwatcher'''). According to the daemon, it and its [[Tzeentch\|master]] ~~has~~ yet "done with him", so he, the "Everwatcher" ~~will~~ be his ~~eye~~ instead to ~~places where they'll be going~~. And just like that, The Advisor was turned into a pawn of Tzeentch for his own lust for knowledge, and to those who had finished the Chaos campaign from game 1 knew [[grimdark\|his demise]].		In order to obtain this god-blood, he decides to ally himself to different TWW3 factions (the one/s we choose, to be correct) and manipulate them to obtain the bear god's blood. After he is freed, killed, or eaten, he is joined by a white raven and set out for new adventures, hinting the campaign is set before game 1. Unfortunately, according to the epilogue flavor text, the Advisor was tricked yet again by Tzeentch. You see, when he opened and read the book (aka '''The Tome of Fate''') for its vast arcane knowledge, it took The Advisor's eyesight in exchange. The white raven that was sent to guide him, was actually the same [[Lord of Change]] from the first game, '''Sarthorael the Everwatcher'''. According to the daemon, it and its [[Tzeentch\|master]] were not yet "done with him", so he, the "Everwatcher", would be his eyes instead, guiding him to his future goals. And just like that, The Advisor was turned into a pawn of Tzeentch for his own lust for knowledge, and to those who had finished the Chaos campaign from game 1 knew [[grimdark\|his demise]].

	[[Category: Total Warhammer]]		[[Category: Total Warhammer]]
	[[Category: The Empire]]		[[Category: The Empire]]
	[[Category: Chaos]]		[[Category: Chaos]]

1d4chan>SIRUNKLYDUNK: /* Total War: WARHAMMER III */ Now that we know game 3 is a prequel, this line makes no sense.

2022-02-20T18:21:12Z

Total War: WARHAMMER III: Now that we know game 3 is a prequel, this line makes no sense.

← Older revision		Revision as of 18:21, 20 February 2022
Line 21:		Line 21:

	== Total War: WARHAMMER III ==		== Total War: WARHAMMER III ==
	The Advisor became a character in the third game, once again~~. Seems like that Chaos campaign from the first game is completely non-canon now~~. He reappeared, at first, as a mysterious guy in the background of those enigmatic pre-confirmation teasers with that Imperial Astronomer. Then he revealed himself in the last two seconds of the third game's announcement trailer. After that, he became the main character of the [[Nurgle]] vs [[Slaanesh]] trailer, which gave the first hints at TWW3's plot.		The Advisor became a character in the third game, once again. He reappeared, at first, as a mysterious guy in the background of those enigmatic pre-confirmation teasers with that Imperial Astronomer. Then he revealed himself in the last two seconds of the third game's announcement trailer. After that, he became the main character of the [[Nurgle]] vs [[Slaanesh]] trailer, which gave the first hints at TWW3's plot.

	The Advisor was cursed by the Tome of Fates, and he actively seeks a way to free himself while also retaining the ability to get cool spells and all from the book. He found that a drop of [[Ursun\|Ursun's]] blood could free him from his curse, and the said bear god is currently dying in the Forge of Souls, held captive by [[Be'lakor]] for his own revenge plan.		The Advisor was cursed by the Tome of Fates, and he actively seeks a way to free himself while also retaining the ability to get cool spells and all from the book. He found that a drop of [[Ursun\|Ursun's]] blood could free him from his curse, and the said bear god is currently dying in the Forge of Souls, held captive by [[Be'lakor]] for his own revenge plan.

1d4chan>SIRUNKLYDUNK: /* Total War: WARHAMMER III */

2022-02-20T18:19:59Z

Total War: WARHAMMER III

← Older revision		Revision as of 18:19, 20 February 2022
Line 25:		Line 25:
	The Advisor was cursed by the Tome of Fates, and he actively seeks a way to free himself while also retaining the ability to get cool spells and all from the book. He found that a drop of [[Ursun\|Ursun's]] blood could free him from his curse, and the said bear god is currently dying in the Forge of Souls, held captive by [[Be'lakor]] for his own revenge plan.		The Advisor was cursed by the Tome of Fates, and he actively seeks a way to free himself while also retaining the ability to get cool spells and all from the book. He found that a drop of [[Ursun\|Ursun's]] blood could free him from his curse, and the said bear god is currently dying in the Forge of Souls, held captive by [[Be'lakor]] for his own revenge plan.

	In order to obtain his blood of a god, he decides to allied himself to different TWW3 factions (the one/s we choose, to be correct) and manipulate them to obtain the bear god's blood. After he is freed he is joined by a white raven and set out for new adventures, hinting the campaign is set before game 1. Unfortunately according to the epilogue flavor text, The Advisor was yet tricked again by Tzeentch. You see, when he open and read the book (aka '''The Tome of Fate''') for its various arcane knowledge, The Advisor's eyesight was taken by it. The white raven that was sent to guide him, was actually the same [[Lord of Change]] from the first game (aka '''Sarthorael the Everwatcher'''). According to the daemon, it and its [[Tzeentch\|master]] has yet "done with him", so he, the "Everwatcher" will be his eye instead to places where they'll be going. And just like that, The Advisor was turned into a pawn of Tzeentch for his own lust for knowledge, and to those who had finished the Chaos campaign from game 1 knew [[grimdark\|his demise]].		In order to obtain his blood of a god, he decides to allied himself to different TWW3 factions (the one/s we choose, to be correct) and manipulate them to obtain the bear god's blood. After he is freed, killed or eaten he is joined by a white raven and set out for new adventures, hinting the campaign is set before game 1. Unfortunately according to the epilogue flavor text, The Advisor was yet tricked again by Tzeentch. You see, when he open and read the book (aka '''The Tome of Fate''') for its various arcane knowledge, The Advisor's eyesight was taken by it. The white raven that was sent to guide him, was actually the same [[Lord of Change]] from the first game (aka '''Sarthorael the Everwatcher'''). According to the daemon, it and its [[Tzeentch\|master]] has yet "done with him", so he, the "Everwatcher" will be his eye instead to places where they'll be going. And just like that, The Advisor was turned into a pawn of Tzeentch for his own lust for knowledge, and to those who had finished the Chaos campaign from game 1 knew [[grimdark\|his demise]].

	[[Category: Total Warhammer]]		[[Category: Total Warhammer]]
	[[Category: The Empire]]		[[Category: The Empire]]
	[[Category: Chaos]]		[[Category: Chaos]]

1d4chan>SIRUNKLYDUNK: /* Early Days */

2022-02-20T18:18:29Z

Early Days

← Older revision		Revision as of 18:18, 20 February 2022
Line 6:		Line 6:
	'''The Advisor''' is an unnamed character from [[Total War: WARHAMMER]], who is most notable for being its first OC (appearing in the first trailer of TWW1) and (unlike advisors in other [[Total War]] games) a major plot character in the first and third games (he also appeared in TWW2, but we'll get to that later).		'''The Advisor''' is an unnamed character from [[Total War: WARHAMMER]], who is most notable for being its first OC (appearing in the first trailer of TWW1) and (unlike advisors in other [[Total War]] games) a major plot character in the first and third games (he also appeared in TWW2, but we'll get to that later).
	== Early Days ==		== Early Days ==
	The first time we see him is in the first game's announcement trailer.There, The Advisor is an Imperial Light Wizard who is desperate in his attempts to save [[The Empire (Warhammer Fantasy)\|The Empire]]. So desperate, that he decided to study the forbidden book called the Tome of Fates, which, quite predictably, turned out really bad. The book allows the Advisor to gain knowledge of the past, present, and future, but he can only use the book in service to someone else and not himself. He was corrupted and bound to the book, becoming [[Tzeentch\|Tzeentch's]] little bitch. The book also released the [[Lord of Change]] called Sarthorael the Everwatcher, who shapeshifted into a raven and started to manipulate the former wizard...		The first time we see him is in the first game's announcement trailer.There, The Advisor is an Imperial Light Wizard who is desperate in his attempts to save [[The Empire (Warhammer Fantasy)\|The Empire]]. So desperate, that he decided to study the forbidden book called the Tome of Fates, which, quite predictably, turned out really bad. The book allows the Advisor to gain knowledge of the past, present, and future, but he can only use the book in service to someone else and not himself. The book also makes it so anyone he tries to strike a deal with will at least hear him out first, which explains how he was able to offer his services to the likes of [[Malekith]] and [[Skarbrand]] without getting murdered on sight. He was corrupted and bound to the book, becoming [[Tzeentch\|Tzeentch's]] little bitch. The book also released the [[Lord of Change]] called Sarthorael the Everwatcher, who shapeshifted into a raven and started to manipulate the former wizard...

	And yes, his character is somewhat "similar" to the canonical character [[Egrimm van Horstmann]], to the point that some players confuse them.		And yes, his character is somewhat "similar" to the canonical character [[Egrimm van Horstmann]], to the point that some players confuse them.