As Murphey's Law would have it, attempts to retire the 50-some-year-old Emperor by having him personally lead the raider-crushing squads resulted not in his death, but in an event reporting that he had suffered a serious head injury, showing no signs of waking, and had gained Incapable.
And, yet, as brawny characters do when they have an additional +1.25 health from artifacts, he has clung onto life long enough for... the book writing event to fire, in which he chooses between a vomit-inducing hallucinogenic drought or roughhousing with his soldiers to raise the quality of his work, or lowering it.
Obviously, unconscious people with severe head injuries cannot continue to write books.
I would imagine that there are, generally, more event chains which should be suspended or broken if the character becomes Incapable.
And, yet, as brawny characters do when they have an additional +1.25 health from artifacts, he has clung onto life long enough for... the book writing event to fire, in which he chooses between a vomit-inducing hallucinogenic drought or roughhousing with his soldiers to raise the quality of his work, or lowering it.
Obviously, unconscious people with severe head injuries cannot continue to write books.
I would imagine that there are, generally, more event chains which should be suspended or broken if the character becomes Incapable.
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