Races and nations of Warhammer Fantasy

... to deal with for sure.

But the next one I think is where it gets crazy, right? 'Cause like you think about Warhammer Fantasy, you think about the Old World, they launch with Bretonnians, they launch with Tomb Kings, right?

Mm-hmm.

And then Orcs and Goblins come wading in in second place, right? [laughs]

The princess is a little naive at times when it comes to worldly things.

But yes, frogs legs in Bretonnia is a peasant dish.

Oh, interesting.

And Katerina's kind of shrugged.

Ends near Marienburg, I believe that has been left mostly the same in later editions.

The rivers Sannes and Grismarie and Morceaux are in Bretonnia and the river Brienne as well.

And the last three, the rivers Grismarie, Morceau and Brienne, they flow from east to west and the river Sanes is what I think more or less north-south and then it curves to east-west.

So it does not say which cities are in Bretonnia where these rivers exit into the sea.

But yeah, the River Rijk is the one that runs through the Empire and the other ones run through Bretonnia.

The mountains are still the same as they were.

The grey mountains, they are not named here, that move east-west and they, well they don't move of course, but they run east-west.

Maybe even a podcast, but I'm still a little bit behind on my own podcast.

Yeah.

And this is backed up actually in, in the other his- on the other history, so basically when the, when the, 'cause when the high elves were in the old world, they were kind of in parts of Bretonnia.

Yeah.

So when they decide, right, enough's enough, you know, and, and you know, you think they've been warring for over 200 years now.

Right? And eventually over time, those high elves, they'll become the wood elves.

Yeah.

And the wood elves appeared in our Bretonnia episode.

They did, yes.

Jasper.

With one success, which is not enough, what would be going through your head as you hear of these people where thieves and bandits and archaeologists, treasure hunters, constantly go down to a land known only as the land of the dead, south of the wasteland, south of Bretonnia, most of whom never return? What would cause you fear as you think about that land, that people, that event?

Well, that would be far beyond my pay grade, and it's best to not meddle in things that are beyond my reckoning.

And the fact that we came across something that is beyond my reckoning is mildly terrifying.