Rolled 91 (1d100)

>>38298313
>>38298486
>>38298549

ahem time to get this shit started.

Ruling has been made and supported by dice.

>>38299911
Bah, fuck you and your dice. Your anons will get you back for this.

Rolled 84 (1d100)

>>38299911
Can the armor tell us how to save ourselves?

>>38299911
Will there be a next civ?

We never got to see the Prophet of fate in battle despite giving him the opportunities

Rolled 21 (1d100)

>>38300085
Don't blame me blame the dice gods.

>>38300122
It still has 2 voice charges and it can only offer council/plans.

Which may or may not work.

>fuck this goddamn captcha so fucking much holy shit.

>>38300148
War mode if/when this civ ends.

If we're doomed to die, I'd rather we just quit now. Don't let me see them be destroyed. Let me remember them in their glory, where they had the potential, where a lot of my savings went.

Rolled 27 (1d100)

>>38300199
How can you say the civ structure is done when we can never win? You are not hard but fair like dark souls. No you are hard and broken. Genie. You are attari et.

>>38300412
He has a point there, Genie.

Rolled 42 (1d100)

Hundreds of Dollars, Stacks upon stacks and boons, and we can't prevent this?

Do we really need to be even richer to play the game? Maybe donating 200 at a time instead of 100. . .

Rolled 96 (1d100)

>>38300329
...DON'T spend your fucking SAVINGs.

>>38299911
"Hah ha i is tired boss."

"BOOS."

"What?"

"We got new guys!"

"Who?"

"Magi...and other guys."

"Imprisoned magi?"

"Yup."

"Well shit free those sons of bitches."

"Sir we found a very interesting ruins..."

"How interesting exactly?"

"Well for 1 its a shorcut out of here and for two...well your just gonna have to check it out for yourself sir."

"Hmph very well then soldier lead the way."

So the boss went to investigate there he found something of interest...

"Hm an old guard base huh? Wait...is could that be an intact armory?"

"QUICK CRACK IT OPEN."

So using their skills it was broken into.

"holy shit."

"This is...auto armors, and is that? Can't it be? Let me ch-VRBOOZAP"

"And there is still ton a of ammo."

"Sir the magic stores are still intact."

"hehehehahahahhahh WE MADE IT BOYS."

>>38300412
...anon a end game was never told.

My game isn't dark souls where there IS an end.

its like dorf fortress where you fight till you die.

also.

LOSING is FUN!

remember that.

>>38300461
Its closer to dorf fort then dark souls.

>>38300555
>...DON'T spend your fucking SAVINGs.
When we're this close and I've given all I can, I WILL. If it's keeping you out of poverty and me achieving the one thing I can find meaningful, I will.

It's lucky the bank is closed this hour.

>>38300555
Even still, one can have successful Dorf Forts before something goes wrong and they spiral to death.

...We haven't had that in a long time here.

Rolled 78 (1d100)

>>38300199
I don't think anybody wants war mode if the civ ends Genie, we want to go back to civving.

Rolled 81 (1d100)

>>38300555
"We have spread word to the...survivors."

"Very well then magi you may depart."

"Sir pretty much everyone made it back...with loot."

"Good now we wont be sticking around here we gotta move lads."

"Why sir this is paradise!"

"Because number 1 there is a living legacy nearby dumb ass and number 2 the undead will eventually come back down here. We gotta be gone by then."

"By surface?"

"hell no that place is crawling with undead...you see this map here?"

"Yeah what about it?"

"Its a tunnel network idiot and the maps over here are dwarf with their routes included."

"So..."

"We gonna take them and get out of here over the mountains...well technically it would be through or under but you get my point."

"Very well sir then shall we depart?"

"Yup once we gathered our strength lets move."

"What about the legacy?"

"He will pay in due time. They aren't immortal after all and even they can not only be slain but beaten."

"...You got guts sir."

"Nah we need to do it for HIM am I right?"

Very well sir.

"Meanwhile we need to scout soldier so let us go."

"What for?"

"For many reasons also some fun."

"Fun?"

"Surface means living."

"And dead."

"Which we can handle and guess what we can do wit the living hm?"

"heheh I like your style boss it been...do we even know how long its been?"

"I try to not think about."

"Ah smart...some of us...just can't help it you know?"

"Ah sir what bout the other test subjects?"

"They aren't like those rampaging abominations are they?"

"nope."

"Then were good."

"Ah very well I will make sure to inform the men."

"Do that."

>>38300694
I need to work on war rules anon and they tend to be the top cause of civ death...

Would be nice to work on that.

Besides there are tons of other active civs and I need to work on the part 2 of 3.

>>38300772
Can you just let us survive this and built the damn fort and then we go into war mode? That's been the plan since forever.

Rolled 8 (1d100)

>>38300772
I still don't want war mode. I'll still vote civ mode.

>>38300555
Dwarf fortress is more fair, at least we can save in that. You are superman 64, you are ultima 9, you are f.a.t.a.l.

You can't work on war mode when civ is still broken.

Rolled 9 (1d100)

>>38300772
Sometime later at a village getting ransacked.

"...hey where did boss go?"

"Said he heard somefin odd and he was gonna check it out."

"WHat he didn't stick around for some fun?"

"Eh he has prison bitches and this ain't his thing."

"Bah more for us then...should we take some along?"

"...I would you know for the road."

"Wooh wait will the boss go with it?"

"Nah he cool like dat so long as we make sure no trouble happens besides he knows about the needs."

"Hm boss is good boss."

"Now dat he is now lets hurry up we gonna need some more supplies and fun for the trip."

"Wut about boss?"

"He said he'll find us besides he does have an escort along."

"Fair enough."

Meanwhile while the troops descend like a swarm of locus underground and disappearing once more after surfacing.

They gathered their strength...recruiting was done, supplies were gathered, gear was handed out, and forces were preparing.

heroic units were spawned, bad asses were made, and elites were gathered.

A certain fellow was walking around when he heard shouting...upon getting closer he noticed a lone lady.

"What the?"

Who appeared to be talking to herself...but as he paid attention he noticed that he was in fact not so correct.

As his escorts gathered...he realized this was quite the opportunity so he and them approached surrounding her.

"Why hello dere my fair lady and what troubles you so?"

"...How do the undead deal with the lack of...emotion of their dead brain?"

"Hah...its not completely dead lady if they are undead."

"Oh how so?"

"You are aware of the appetites the eternal love and hatred for the living among other things?"

"Oh...so wait what do you mean?"

"Not all undead are empty in the head and a few of those who aren't still in fact feel. Sadly there is a problem with that."

"How so?"

"The mindfuck that is undead it...twists the mind and body. Emotions...are also possibly affected it warps them, corrupts them, and can make it a mere mockery of what it was

Rolled 38 (1d100)

>>38301112
"So...they can still feel?"

"In a way some can. Remember though the undead are a mockery of both of living and the dead. The utterly cold emotionless ones...well they too exist as well as ones who are entirely empty up there. Then there are those who still 'feel' whether it be hatred of the living or unceasing hunger. Those are not the only ones who can 'feel' though there are others too...can enjoy some emotions of the living. Just remember though just as they feel they too are affected with the afliction that is undeath which will twist it into a mockery of what it was."

That was when the lady was laughing.

"Ah mam we are gonna want you to come with us."

"AHAHAH I am so RELIEVED...for a second there I really thought I was in trouble and yes your kidnapping plan was fairly obvious."

"Hm it was?"

"Yes but for the info I will spare your lives."

"Hah," spoke up an escort as he raised his weapon. "You are in no place to be making those kind of offers."

"Actually I am," she retorted. "Just look around you."

"AH there ain't noth-oh shit," began one soldier as figures appeared. Knights who blended into the night, wretched undead, and felled fighters with weapons drawn.

"...apparently you are indeed correct and are quite merciful for sparing our lives."

"Ahem think we can into escapings boss?"

"No were screwed."

"..."

"Don't worry just not right now...I will try to think of something."

"..."

"I promise."

"..."

"Have faith."

"..."

"Ahem," spoke up the lady as she was handed a mount and they started to ride out. Their prisoners meanwhile was forced to follow on foot and their leader was taken to walk beside the lady.

"And you are my lady? Overlord Valeria."

"...female overlord?"

"Yes I am and thanks for the info I needed that."

"Hm no problem. So where are we off to?"

"To deal with an Umpire."

"...your joking right?"

"nope. Oh don't worry though if you survive I'll let you go."

"...oh we're dead."

"Quite likely."

>>38300772
You know what. Do it. Twist the knife. But I now I know that the npc's are not the enemy. Nor the undead, or monsters. Not even the dice. The true enemy is you.

>>38300860
>>38301373
Just remember to have fun dude..

Rolled 92 (1d100)

>>38301322
And so their host marched...wiping out a few undead and into the canyon from which is the focus point of this whole undead mess.

"So...why you are willing to commit a suicide mission like this?"

"Because its their fault I ended up like this," and so she explained what happened.

"Wouldn't it be your idiot commander's fault?"

"no."

"Why the hell not?"

"If I would blame him like that it would be akin to blaming a child for being a child."

"So...you blame the undead instead."

"Well not ALL of them just the Umpire."

"Its the Umpire's fault you nuked yourself with necrotic energy?"

"Yes," simply confirmed Valeria as she her unholy rage continually started increasing.

"So why so pissed well besides the obvious."

"Well besides it being their fault my assets will no longer grow, it rendered me infertile, oh AND I reek of necrotic corruption. Besides the whole starting a plague, planning to slave the living bullshit which I don't really particularly care about but the holy crusaders do so there you go."

"wait holy crusaders?"

"Well obviously I am not about to go in there without backup."

"...wait where the hell are they?"

"Oh they will be serving as reinforcements eventually for now we are simply going to walk right through that there army of undead right to the undead heroic asshole responible for this mess."

"Then what?"

"Why then I punish him of course got to take my rage out on somebody."

"Why not the undead?"

"They aren't attacking us are they?"

"...wait how the hell did you manage that?"

"Simple 1 I reek of necrotic energy and 2 I am extremely fucking pissed off woman who is planning to get payback and will more then happy inflict such horrors upon those who get in my way that the Old One's would be impressed with my seemingly eldritch talent."

"...ah i guess I see."

"No you don't," coolly stated the lady. "but you will."

"...Great," squeaked out her companion.

"I know right?"

SO should stayed with the troops thought the leader.

Genie, I love your threads. Your post-apoc civs make my pee-pee go wee-wee. But please for the love of all that is holy and just in the world, please, please, pleeease can you try and keep the archives somewhat organized? I really want find each of these threads so I can catch up and join in but it makes it hard when they're scattered far and wide, fail to load, and generally seem to not want to be found.

Having said that I will admit that I did acquire most of them with ease, It's just the first 4 and the last 3 that are being troublesome, so take all this with a grain of salt.

With love,
-A Lurker

>>38301753
I try, but sometimes for some damn reason I archive something on SUPTG and it breaks, or worse I fall asleep expecting the thread to be alive in the morning but its dead.

Rolled 94 (1d100)

>>38301605
Eventually they arrived to the necropolis...and patiently waited and waited before finally they heard a shrieking scream.

"Ah there is their leader Mistress," commented a knight.

"AHH what are you idiots doing! Why ignore the living? They ain't even necromancers or chosen! Why don't you slaught-" that was when the words were caught in the undead's mouth as it looked over and noticed the sheer unholy rage and radiant sunlike being of necrotic energy along with a commanding presence. "Oh..shit well HELLO there new lea-"

"YOU," simply spoke Valeria in a voice that despite being spoken softly reverberated throughout the canyon. "YOU will PAY!"

"I...wut?"

before anyone knew what was happening Valeria had already hopped down off her sister and stood before the leader of the Umpire. There she radiated such unholy malice and putrid hatred that even the mindless zombies could feel it and couldn't help but shuffle awkwardly in their pathetic attempt to vacate the area...sadly there were just too many of them and they were far too stupid to leave in fashion that would allow escape.

Not that they didn't try though and you could certainly hear the strain in the air of their mindless struggle. One couldn't help but feel sorry for the cowering undead as the Valeria both spoke such eldritch words that even the dead couldn't help but try desperately not to hear...sadly even those without ears were forced to listen due to her ability to speak death. The vile atrocities she committed to the leader as she beat him...among other things also served to sunder morale.

And made a damn good point why one should avoid...whatever it was he apparently did. Eventually though the undead leader attempted to escape running for his (un)life that was abruptly cut short with a flung shoe.

>>38301753
Most of the threads post numbers should be in the pastebin. That should be all you need to find them.

>http://pastebin.com/ACzYYtBZ
http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive/36685011/, http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive/36747650/, http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive/36781460/, https://archive.moe/tg/thread/36944878/, (01/08/15/) 37249121, (01/13/15) 37358830, (01/15/15) 37406884, (01/20/15) 37512267, 01/27/15(Tue) 37662543, 01/29/15(Thu) 37715034,

Rolled 14 (1d100)

>>38301818
That was when all hell broke loose as their leader fell dead(again) and suddenly holy streams of light rained down from the sun searing undead and revealing a sparkling army of light and in holy chant marched down upon the enemy.

Apparently for some reason the shoe was a signal of some kind. That meant all hell would break lose.

Sure enough it did and the undead were swiftly dealt with. In the aftermath...the holy leader approached and spoke up.

"So about your undead..." he began but soon croaked out as he started sweating profusely and adjusted his neck armor.

"About what," she asked in seeming sweetness...while radiating something very much else.

"Well...you know we'll um we will just deal with that after we deal with the uh other undead first."

"Ah very wise of you indeed!"

With that the leader departed quickly to his holy hosts as they prepared to move once more.

"So...guessing I am free?"

"If you want to be."

"hah? what do-" that was when he felt the overwhelming pressure.

Shit its that damned ability again...and he started sweating profusely as he desperately resisted.

After a seeming long struggle and broke free.

"You...have my thanks lost lady but me and my men are needed elsewhere." With that he grabbed his captured escorts who were in shock and dragged them away before the pressure could be focused most on them instead.

There he left a shocked lady with inadequate assets and wondering just how the hell he managed to resist could speak only one word in her confusion.

"Lost?"

With that though they were gone seemingly vanished.

Eventually she broke out of her stupor as she finally realized what it was.

"SON OF A BITCH."

-----
"Hey boss why are we running so fast?"

"Just fucking RUN you fools."

Unfortunately their luck had turned as of now ran out with the arrival of the holy hosts undead were once more interested in being underground.

>>38301980
A lot of the suptg links are broken for some reason.

>>38302139
>https://archive.moe/tg/thread/{Post number}
If you do that you will get the threads from moe.

Rolled 11 (1d100)

>>38302139
and so their amazing luck had as of now turned against them.

>>38301753
aww thanks anon I really needed that and yeah the links can be a bit mixed up but I do try.

Be aware though I try to make sure one doesn't have to trawl over ancient civs before leaping into the current one. Though I do advise at least checking out the current civ past threads.

>>38301452
Too many anons be freaking out. They don't trust in the Genie. As they should.

>>38300860
Life isn't fair and neither are my games or settings.

Get used to it. I've had to.

>>38300835
I need to do war mode eventually anon its a part of civ mode and needs to be dealt with accordingly.

>>38300811
If you survive.

>>38300650
Meh.

>>38300617
Good and try to improve your life anon. I wont always be here.

>>38300550
>>38300461
>>38300329
>>38300085
suck it you damned haters. Would link haters from past thread but that would be a bit too much(also i is lazy).

>>38300412
There isn't really a win state anon the games just continues until you die or give up the civ.

>>38302293
>There isn't really a win state anon the games just continues until you die or give up the civ.
Cultists?
Operation Market Garden?
Hax survival?
The Rock of Ages?
Bloodsnow Base reclamation and survival?

Those are all win conditions, three of them have suceeded

>Good and try to improve your life anon. I wont always be here.
All the more reason I need to throw everything and anything I can to get that victory before you leave. So that it all has meaning.

>>38302325
And one of them wasn't even marred by a defeat afterward!
fuck the Hax

Rolled 42 (1d100)

>>38302293
You'll get your war mode when we succeed in our civ goal first. Preferably when we finish the Rock of Ages. I'm with Silvertongue here, let's get our industry to memor levels and start manufacturing behemoth armies before we go anywhere near war mode.

Unless you plan on giving us Super Spider Tank armies, I wholeheartedly refuse.

Rolled 84 (1d100)

>>38302325
I meant official ones besides hidden conditions or the ones the player chooses.

>>38302344
It was about survival anon?

I was seriously impressed but yeah...thats how it turned out but at least they survived anon.


fucking hate new catpcha bullshit goddamn. used to be pretty alright what the hell...

>>38302378
I would TOTALLY vote for warmode if we could play around with the full might of Memor

>>38302399
Of all the civs to have survived, they were the least worthy of the effort we gave them. A curse on their name and that bitch Karamazov.

Rolled 60 (1d100)

>>38302432
That will actually be an option.

Planning to due Fantastic sci fi due to greatest breathing room also planning to test out ship combat.

>>38302462
you'll see anon...and i mean considering the things she went through cut her some slack anon.

and anon...it wasn't a waste.

Its just I had you catch them real early on shortly after the conflict. Before they could really start rebuilding. I did this so the anons could choose how to go about it.

because you failed though it went a different route instead. Trust me anon the stuff you did wasn't for nothing. I actually plan to include that place as a sort of easter egg you can later for something I got planned.

Sorry it seemed that way and for the spoiler.

Rolled 22 (1d100)

>>38302586
Ahem actions?

>>38302586
>That will actually be an option.
Yep. I know where my vote is on.

Gonna go compiling their forces at their height.

>>38302661
Uh. Can you give us a brief overview of the Madness event? I didn't even realize it was over.

What has changed
Where is the new danger and what must we respond to immediately?

"Valeria, status report. What the hell just happened"

Rolled 71 (1d100)

>>38302687
Forces fled after raiding and pillaging the area.
Undead got their ass kicked.
Valeria is scary.


"Umpire have been dealt with the holy host however isn't yet done with their job and more are coming. This was just the start."

>>38302735
Aren't the Holy Host helping us?

Rolled 31, 59 = 90 (2d100)

>>38302735
Who's attacking us?

Rolled 10 (1d100)

>>38302780
For now.

They sorta got intimidated by Valeria.

>>38302807
barbarians still a bunch of undead around tho.

also fuck this captcha so goddamn much holyshit.

>>38302850
Okay, so has the threat level decreased or increase? Has the battle changed any significantly?

What's the attitude of the Holy Host for now, can we do anything to keep them on our side?

Rolled 5 (1d100)

>>38302850
We... We are not dead? But from what you where saying I thought we would die harder than the crew of the Event Horizon. From what I can tell that was not even bad for us... I'm very confused. Sorry I freaked out at you man, you really had me going there.

>>38302850
"Valeria, Richard, battle report, tell us in brief what just happened and what our immediate concerns should be."

Rolled 1 (1d100)

>>38302876
Threats are still threatening.

For the barbarians no otherwise yes.

Chill they are engaged with other matters atm.

>>38302948
You'll see anon you'll see.

>>38302953
"Umpire problem no longer. Otherwise not much as changed."

"Wait what do you mean problem no longer?"

"Its as I said."

"...what happened?"

"holy host."

"okay."

Rolled 23 (1d100)

>>38303004
Who was that roll for?

>>38303004
>Dat Roll

>Threats are still threatening.
These threats are?

I would prefer you to be specific

"The X is attacking our Y with Z forces."
Where are we being assaulted, who is assaulting it, what do we know about the assaulters.

>Chill they are engaged with other matters atm.
I would rather make sure that they stay our friends thank you. How can we ensure thus.

>>38303004
"Again Valeria, something BIG happened, are you sure this was all entirely in our favor? We don't even know what happened. Is it just that the Holy Host attacked, or is there more?"

Rolled 21 (1d100)

>>38303004
Man I'm still recovering.

What would happen if we put Val in a sealed room and set off a think of holy gas in there? Would it purge her of necrotic energy?

>>38303068
>>38303004
*dialogue

>>38303004
What does the Prophet sense right now? From the barbarians, undead, Holy Host, and any other factions nearby he can detect.

Rolled 37 (1d100)

>>38303025
who knows.

>>38303068
"It was I think and it wast teh holy host."

>>38303210
Who knows?

Maybe.

>>38303453
Hatred from barbarians.

Justice with a bit of alarm from the holy hosts.

undead...hard to feel.

>>38303482
What threats remain to our locations?

Are there still barbarians outisde the city walls? Are they still doubling down and regrouping? Did the Holy Host just ignore them?

What else is attacking us and where. Do the Mercs still need to be paid?

Can we inform our Undead. . .associates (Slesh/Vampires) to NOT come here while the holy host is still around?

Rolled 51 (1d100)

>>38303525
Holy host ignored them not their problem and yes they are still there doubling down and regrouping/recovering.

Yes.

You can try.

>>38303482
"Prophet. Remember when you told us about your adventures with the Man of Light in the beyond?

How he told you about his last colony where one of the daughters of your people appeared?

About the Holy Warrior on a crusade deep below, bursting through a barrier and unleashing a horror that doomed the Colony of Light?

Think you, advisors, that the Holy Host might do something like that?"

>>38303609
So as of right now, the only immediate attacks on our civ is coming from the Barbarians outside the city?

"Alright Valeria, if what we gather is true, right now we just need to pay the mercs to keep fighting, tell our exotic associates to back off, and deal with the barbarians.

Is there anything else of pressing matter we are forgetting?"

>>38303683
Didrikson can chip in too.

Night Bump

Rolled 94 (1d100)

>>38303683
"Why would they?"

>>38303683
"Pretty much."

"Yes."

"Not that I recall."

Rolled 20 (1d100)

>>38304034
"Morty, how can someone be purged of necrotic corruption?"

>>38304034
"Because the situation is similar no? A holy host charging deep into the underground with no end in sight.

As is often the case, there are always how do you say 'bigger fish'.

You know what lies underneath dirt? More dirt. And then stones. And far, deep below it is said hell itself lies.

Right now, we foresee two potential dangers. One, that the Holy Host charges in too deep and awakens an evil neither they nor we can survive. And two, that our allies and associates make an unfortunately poorly planned arrival and piss off the Holy Host."

>"Not that I recall."
"Both of you Valeria and Richard can assure us that the only thing we need to do right now is focus on the barbarians and pay the mercenaries?

Are you absolutely sure you want to put the fate of our people on a single sentence with nothing to add?

When people look back at why we failed, surely you don't want the last piece of advise the adivsors gave us before our mistake to be 'Not that I recall'"

Rolled 92 (1d100)

>>38304121
"...they sorta can't. Necrotic energies is one of those real bitch corruptions. Normally you could do a reversal on it...under most of em but necrotic ain't under most. At best you can do is a cleansing and start praying."

>>38304145
"Neither of us can recall anything else but that...well besides the undead plague but the holy hosts should tend to that problem."

>>38304253
The Prophet isn't even going to comment on the similarities between Mr. Light's Adero and now?

"You're so sure the Holy Host will deal with the problem in full, and not activate an even greater one then?"

Rolled 45 (1d100)

>>38304285
"I have no way of knowing if that will be so or not."

"I am completely unfamiliar with this world after all."

Welp. It's late and I have to get up tommorrow. Maybe somebody will infer what kind of danger we're facing and make a plan against the barbarians by then.

Rolled 4 (1d100)

>>38304333
"Morty, can necrotic corruption me masked? So it can't be detected?"

Rolled 81 (1d100)

>>38304545
"...kinda on both counts i suppose, though you DO sorta have to look the part heh."

>>38304576
Genie, a civ will live as long as it has an HQ somewhere in the world right?

How much would it cost to buy an HQ somewhere else as a fallback?

Rolled 24 (1d100)

>>38304629
So long as you have bases/settlements you'll survive because one of them will automatically be promoted to HQ/capital.

>>38304657
Yes but all our bases are in this region. If the region were to blow up in some catastrophe, they'd all go. We need somewhere far, like maybe near the vampires or even just a village in the southern kingdoms.

Rolled 85 (1d100)

>>38304657
Is it too late to buy the portal keys? The guys we got the others from made a trade post here.

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Rolled 5 (1d100)

>>38304657
Found a good pic for Veronica the centaur, what do you say genie?
bump

Morning bump,

>>38304690
>>38304909
Dialogue

We need to find out exactly what just happened so we can prepare for it and figure out a way for us to survive.

>>38309913
Well Val was fighting and we were here at base. There is only so much our people can know.

We can go scouting, have a bandit fighting action and then a repair action.

Blump.

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Rolled 23 (1d100)

>>38304657
Pic for adventure Dickinson

Bump

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Rolled 59 (1d100)

>>38304657
Wuz Vaerog, our Scourge.

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Rolled 6 (1d100)

>>38304657
The Demostructor

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>>38304657
Advisor Dickinson

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>>38304657
Leader of the holy horde.

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>>38304657
Ashly. I'm going to get a pic for all of them genie. All of them

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>>38304657
Ted.
How big is a pic boon compared to the others?

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>>38314350
>>38314015
>>38313189
>>38313169
>>38313141
>>38313120
>>38312926
>>38307502
There are a lot of pics here genie, are any of them the right one for the character?

Bump

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Bump

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>>38312926
Accepted.

>>38313169
hm close.

>>38314015
Ashley is a dryad if you want something fitting for her.

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>>38318840
Ok, what of the others? Any information of what your more looking for would make results come faster.

Also can you give me in as much details as you can what the prophet looks like? I or another in the civ chat will try to draw him.

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>>38319501
...fuck ain't no actual details what he looked like besides the Memor basic template.

The average memor mutant was short, with big eyes, pale possibly nigh translucent sore covered skin, and often with brightly colored hair and eyes. Their eye and hair color by the way don't follow normal human color ranges. The only rule of thumb is they tended towards being bright or pale.

Besides their terrible skin condition and shortness they would actually be rather attractive. Also if you could get over their very fucking creepy nature.


The prophet in particular...was extremely fucking creepy even by Memor and often didn't seem to be entirely there.

Like at all.

One would say he was air headed or in his own world if it wasn't for his incredible astute understanding of his surroundings and others.

As for what the Prophet looked like personally...well besides being extremely pale and rather short. His eyes were a pale pink and his hair was a bright blue.

He does naturally have serious skin problems and looks like he would catch fire in the sun. If he is in it for any amount of time one wouldn't be blamed to mistake him for some sort of demon.

The others weren't really good including the veronica pic. Remember she is a knight and is often wearing heavy armor.

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>>38319728
Hmmm... Ok ok. I'll see what I can find

Dose this one work for Ashly?

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>>38319728
Would this one work for Veronica?
>>38319995
Oh hay a crit. Dose that mean if the pic is accepted the boon is bigger?

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>>38319728
How about this for Ted?

More info than just "no not that" is needed

>>38320044
Post id ended in 0044
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Nice.

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>>38320044
dat unrealistic armor and boobplate.

hah.

>>38320272
Ted isn't really all that human looking.

>>38319995
nope shame about that roll.

When did rule of cool become

>No fun allowed

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>>38320530
It's a shame I know. Genie what's up man? Your more of a grump now than ever? Any thing we can do to help?
>>38320479
Do you have any idea how hard it is to find good pics of centaur fighters that aren't porn? Most are like pic related.

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>>38320530
I am sorry but shitty armor is a pet peeve of mine.

>>38320530
Ted can be summed up as a literal talking tree that is a bit more mobile.

When asked about why he could talk he simply stated to ask Ashley.

When she was asked she just shrugged and said it had to do with an awakening spell.

>>38320637
Been a bad fucking day.

Just do a 'male' centaur in heavy armor. In a proper suit of armor it can be damn difficult to tell the sex when done right.

Its partly why you see so much boobplate or helmetless female fighters.

IRL or in setting even with the armor the female voice would serve to give them away still.

Or cause a male with a girly voice lots of pain...totally gonna need to do that now.

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>>38320732
The dice agree that you need to do that.

So how much to give the Prophet the precognition ability that the Prophetess from the Cultist civ had?

>>38320732
Would you like to see my work-in-progress FortiCo fluff?

Might cheer you up, maybe.

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>>38320907
Wait are you the same anon who posted something about that on the writing thread?

>>38320792
Wait what?

>>38321101
The very same, not that posting it did much good. I expected...at least some sort of feedback.

You said that we could purchase abilities for heroes with real $. How much for Precog for the Prophet of Fate?

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>>38321319
....due to the prophet losing his mutants abilities like those are sorta crippled at the moment anon.

He IS still however a heroic tier psychic and godly when it comes to hiveminds.

Sorta screwed the pooch on the prophet and fate stuff though.

>>38321483
Meh, I've still got a plan laidback to bring the Memor here if things ever settle down.

Anyway, here's the incomplete flufff. I've actually only got the precursor-corporations (not megacorps) fluffed. I've yet to start in on FortiCo itself...but it'll basically combine the best parts of the three founders as well as getting some unexpected synergistic effects.

Then it'll be time to talk about their service during the leadup to, and early Fall that turned them into a proper megacorp.

Then I've got to fluff up the super-special bunker, homeground, and terrain, the PC Civ will inhabit.

http://pastebin.com/zizZYfvV

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I hope one day we can get air ships. That will help with trade once we get these problems dealt with.

>>38321591
I wonder how much it would cost to teleport the entire civ over to the Shadow Colonies, sans the General's armor. We might get some peace and fucking quiet then.

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>>38321591
air ships are totally a thing in my setting simply because they are just too awesome to say no.

>>38321666
I found it hilarious that the ONE option that would be like the previous civs when it came to shit going down was selected when LITERALLY any other would of been better.

and it hinted at.

Fucking funny.

>>38321795
Sounds like there might be a discount then...eh?

Surely it's not unheard of for people to leave Warguarde and head elsewhere?

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>>38321795
Genie. Your hints are often bull shit. A writer once said that the biggest problem of writing is that the reader dose not know your thoughts.
You think you hinted it but you didn't.

Also what option are you even talking about?

This pic work for Ashly?

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>>38321795
What about a time jump?
We move the civ as it is forward or backward in time. That way the area will be a bit calmer

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>>38321963
Sure you could if you were willing to leave behind just about everything.

>>38322057
There is no such thing in these lands. Its the land of war after all.

>>38322022
hm bit better.

as for option it was during creation or around there.

>>38323200
How about burning boons to take stuff with us?

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>>38323522
Since your offering to use a boon for it I am not allowed to say no.

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>>38321795
Genie I have a friend if mine drawing the prophet. He needs more details. Clothes weapons how he holds him self.
If you want him drawn pre or post memor. What reference pics. The works.
I need all the info

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>>38323571
...are you serious anon?

Don't be getting my hopes up for art made for my shit.

The bonus boon for such a thing...it would be the first ever art boon instead of pic boon or survival boon.

How he holds himself...is he isn't all despite reeking of power and holding an extremely creepy atmosphere there yet somehow he misses nothing. He walks and moves though as someone who carries an immense burden and now he seems haunted by something.

When he arrived he was wearing advanced comfortable clothing and carried a crystal staff.

Now he wears this era clothing but also the most comfortable variety(you wouldn't catch him dead dressed as a noble). He still carries the staff though.

He didn't really carry much in the ways of armor or weapons due to his natural abilities and the fact he was never on the battlefield no one bothered kitting him out.

In his line of work comfort was everything.

>>38323571
I always imagined him in a hooded cloak with some light kevlar plate armor underneath. You can still see his eyes though, as for weapons...nah, he's not the sort that needs physical weapons. He's got psionics for that shit.

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>>38323719
He has recently become a fan of robes where in the other setting he loved himself some pj's.

Yes the prophet dressed quite poorly.

and no he didn't give a fuck. Dude was almost always in his private office doing his shit anyway.

One would without a doubt say he was wearing some very comfy looking items.

Be aware he has very large eyes from his mutant's who originated underground.

>>38323719
No comments on muh fluff, Genie?
>>38321565

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>>38323758
Exactly but he never bothered with armor much either.

Psi shield is some potent ass shit especially if your strong as he.

And he wasn't a fan of cloaks.

Blankets oh totally in fact that was his 'cloak' was actually just a modified blanket.

In the sci fi world he was often dressed in a comfy bath robe and PJs.

Now he wears robes instead though he DOES wear cloaks now on occasion but he still prefers his blankets.

Now he just wears robe, cloak, and blanket turned 'scarf'.

He is much more sensitive to his appearance now considering he is the only fucking mutant around.

>>38323810
hm...seem to have a number of unknown redacted secrets, factions, and rivals anon.

Otherwise...it is delicious.

Your asking a lot though to have squeeze three different corp remnants into one.

ESPECIALLY considering even for the megas(which those three don't seem to be) were left as nothing more then broken remnants shadows of their past selves.

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>>38324140
Bah can't believe I forgot about his love of socks and slippers...

------

Also these megas poured just HOW much cash and resources?

ONLY for a bunch of broken remnants of their shadows to survive?

Those corps your offering two of three are broke as fuck.

and NONE of them are mega tier.

So...how in the hell?

That is the only problem i noticed besides from mystery stuff though.

>>38324140
Yes, the [REDACTED]s have reasons that I might or might not fluff up later.

>>38324205
There aren't any megas just yet, aside from the one Volsyk took on and looted the fuck out of. I haven't gotten that far.

Right now there's just two broke-as-fuck design/engineering firms, and one Paramilitary CEO with a mission in mind...

They're going to coalesce into a megacorp with its own flavor, you'll see. Surely it's not uncommon for megacorps to develop out of mergers of normal-corps?

>>38324288
What I'm trying to say is that those 3 will merge together...and then they'll become a fully fledged megacorp after that.

It'll come together, I just have to get around to writing it out.

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>>38324288
Wait how the hell didthe Volsyk take on a mega?

Its possible for merged corps to result in the uprising of a Mega.

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>>38323719
Yes in serious here is a link to some of his work. It's a comic he made in his free time and the art it's self is not his best because on this project he put quantity over quality.
4chan won't let me post a link because it thinks it's span. If I can get a way to contact you else where that would be best. I still have your email from the paypal would that work?


I'll let you know if he has any more questions. His next question is
"So what kind of illustrations do you need? Just a portrait or full body? Multiple illustrations?"

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>>38324901
oh mein gott...

This...this means more to me then you can imagine anon.

I have long given up on there ever being an artfag willing to do art on my stuff.

As for that stuff...eh more you anons decision.

...or something.

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>>38324987
Your welcome. I sent you an email with a link to some of his work.

He dose not know what memor is so he needs to be filled in on that. I don't think archives would work well. If you could write out a but of a summary of his life up to this point that would help him a lot.
Also what scene do you want depicting the prophet? Pre or post memor fall? That needs to be known before he can begin

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>>38324987
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>>38325047
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Boost the the strength of the art boon confirmed

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>>38325047
...Well fuck the prophet was born and grew up among the Memor dwelling deep underground and surviving. He however turned out to be much stronger psionicly then his brethren and he believed in destiny. That was to lead his people to the surface and start a new way of life.

Unlike other...super powered beings he was never lonely thanks to the hivemind connection that laid between the Memor. It also helped that he never developed a god complex due to there being threats that could easily squish even him.

Growing up...fuck never thought much about his childhood. I guess growing up he used his strength to protect his brethren and as he grew older and wiser his flock expanded until one day he decided it was time for them to leave the underground.

Under him the memor expanded and they were reaching the limits of what could be sustained safely and he had news that the surface had settled down. When compared to the the deeps was paradise being much richer in both necessities of life and much more space.

So they sent out on a lengthy journey that ended when the Civ began. Really though when you get down to it the prophet never had much of a personal life actually...hm I am gonna have to use that now.

Since now the Prophet is sorta forced to. Oh that is gonna be fun! Can't believe I fucking missed it until now...

As for the art I think it would be best to Post considering this civ.

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>>38325154
Now remember he grew up in deep underground where a sci fi post apocalypse happened.

There magic clashed psi and tech reigned supreme. They were somewhat sheltered but had to deal with other dangers and shortages along with lack of space.

Its rather cramped down there...the mutants thanks to physiology were able to rapidly adapt to their environment with a major mutation being a hivemind formed of their latent psionic energies which was more enhanced then the norm.

They were NOT however frail or weak. They still enjoyed the base boons of mutant physiology.

Simply put the weak or frail mutants ended up dead. Same with those who had too many mutations or too few that were advantageous.

Negative mutations were often downright deadly.

So those too often didn't survive.

basically mutants suffer a pretty extreme and fast paced survival of the fittest. Their 'baseline' advantages it true across all mutants simply because they all needed it as necessity.

However from there they had to carve out their own niches...which is where the mutants divulged from one another.

Can't believe i am talking about this in fantasy setting...though I suppose the point is also true for monsters.

So there you go the fantasy equivalent(or is it?).

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>>38325233
TLDR mutants are fucked up but strong as those who aren't simply don't survive.

They play a deadly game that has high costs which is included with their pop increase dynamics.

Its just never really specified due to how sad and harsh a reality it is.


I am surprised no one has yet to bother collecting all this info into one document to be shared.

Its gonna be the closest thing you get to the Genie's personal notes.

>>38324740
When Jack took over he molded everything about Volsyk to be designed to take down this particular Mega, from their weapons to their training to their augs. They never saw him coming, and it didn't help that Volsyk was able to hack half their forces into allies.

They also had auxiliary support from local populations and such.The Mega in question was inexplicably...evil.

I've posted the fluff for the Mega in question before, you might recall it.

>>38325468
Heh heh heh. I'm actually glad you're not catching on, it'll make it that much better when you finally do.

>I left hints

>>38324901

I'd rather like him leaning up against a tree, in a swamp, staring at the viewer or looking off with a weathered, wistful look. On the ground at his feet there are some crystal growths, and peaking around the trunk of the tree is a roughly torso-sized abomination of a biomechanical spider thing.

Catches the good bits.

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>>38325653
That's up to genie
>>38325266
Genie I have a crazy idea.
The civilization lock box.
It's the size of a cargo truck. And shows up in a civ where someone rolls quads and a crit 100.
When that civ dies they can put anything that will fit in to the lockbox. Be it heros, material, computers, anything.
Then when the next civ that can roll a quad crit gets the contents of the lock box. If a civ rolls more than one quad crit the have more that one lock box to fill post civ death.
When more than one lockbox is in play and a civ gets a quad crit the lock box is chosen at random from all those that exist.
If a hero is in a lock box they can only be brought back by getting the lock box that they are in. They will serve the civ that unlocked them regardless of alignment.

The hole point of the lock box is that our faction is the only one with a limit on luck, good or bad. Other factions can get uber genie dice chains that rape us to death. Us, not so much. This lock box will help that in part.

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>>38325468
...oh dear anon and I do recall. I recall there were some decent votes each time they were mentioned but they have yet to be locked in.

...anon your severely underestimating the power of a mega.

Those PMCs who SPECIALIZE against a particular mega?

They are actually a regular thing and make good business if they keep at it(at least until said mega gets tired enough of their shit).

However even with help they can't succeed in killing one.

They are just too big, powerful, and ungodly wealthy.

Megacorps have a hard time taking each other down. Each mega are known to have PMC armies SPECIALIZED to deal with another particular Mega and it STILL doesn't usually work even with their backing.

I can't seem to quite stress just how unholy powerful megacorps are. As I said before they are strong enough to raise a finger on a number of governments with ease.

Its not easy becoming a mega in fact its notoriously difficult.

>>38325765
Rape chains go both way anon as for lock box across civs....
That is what boons can be for at civ end and later beginning. Technically it already exists but isn't so limited as that. Be aware though that each boon burnt in such a way can only 'buy/bring' so much.

>>38325915
Aah, yes megas are indeed powerful...but this is a force forged by a man destined (and trained explicitly) to take down this mega.

Also, they don't really take them down. They just force a tactical retreat.

If you'd like, then I'll rework the fluff a little bit. Volsyk will only eliminate [REDACTED]'s holdings on one planet that [REDACTED] doesn't own themselves, and then besiege a certain lair. They don't really face the full wrath or force of the Mega, because they cut at their weakness and force a retreat.

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>>38325915
Basically anon Megacorps are expected to each on their own be powerful enough to wage wars, rule over worlds(whether directly or not), earn a seat on the corporate council(the closest thing to an overarching government they ALL must heed much less their lesser brethren), and basically be a potential contender of galactic power.

The corporate council btw? IS a universal power and its reach can be felt anywhere in the galaxy.

I haven't really mentioned the corporate council due to them being no real power in the Post Apocaplyse. Due to obvious reasons.

Kinda hard to be holy shit powerful when ALL your fucking members got the ever living shit beaten out of them.

>>38325975
That is most likely what happened.

And Jack wouldn't of been stupid enough to take on one of Official forces or affiliates(however who says Jack didn't fuck over one of their 'unofficial ones? or even the facilities that were crushed...were off the book?)

I am just saying anon Megas aren't to be trifled with Pre-Fall. Back then they were a HUGE problem for governments AND military(dem fucking PMCs and 'security' forces).

>>38326037
Hmm, fair enough. So they don't really take down the whole thing, just an off-the-books division. Still badass, still allows for the corp to be flush with lewt, and it fits into the disjointed nature of your post-apoc planet too. I don't have to change anything anyway because I just used [REDACTED] at all sensitive parts.

Very good, now time to start brainstorming how Jack persuades a faggy pacifist to start designing military bunkers and work with a PMC.

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>>38326037
Would this work for Ted?

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>>38326037
I do hope that this civ dose not die before the custom art of the prophet gets done. It would be a real shame for it to go to waist...

Buump.

>>38325915
Genie how much would a secnodary HQ either in the Southern Lands (as well as purchasing an alliance for labor) or the Vampire Lands cost?

>>38298965
Bump

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>that feel when you have accepted that this civ will die soon because of uber death spawn.
>that feel when you have accepted it and now just want to start a new civ boosted by the fuck ton of boons we have.

I don't know what to do anymore

>>38332599
We fight and take that chance to win. If all else fails ... We end it on our own terms and then rebuild.

Rolled 60 (1d100)

>>38332997
The keep had fallen
All is dead
Only the general remained
He knew he would die
But he would take as manny with him as he could.
When he was young he saw a strange magic ritual.
He was told never to do it.
He had no idea what it did but he knew it must be powerful
He removed his armor to prepare for the end
The enemy was breaking down the door
The general, last of the stormblessed reached down and started saying the magic incantations and doing the magic movements
His dick in hand he begun to jack it off furiously as he said "oh fuck, oh fuck yes"
He did not know what was magical about those words or this action but he could feel power building up inside him.
Like an explosion growing in strength.
The enemy stormed in through the broken door right as the building power became too much for the general to hold
"For the stormfather" the general screamed as an odd white mana shot out of him, hitting the face if the enemy leader.
Yes, the magic was done. He had honored his fallen brethren.

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>>38333183
The last thing the general will do is jack off.
I don't know why I like this but I do

Rolled 13 (1d100)

I vote we use all our boons to give the prophet high level precognition.

>>38333356
Dam. Nevermind I was hoping to get the >>38333333 get with that post. With it we would uber precognition.

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>>38333183
Kek

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>>38333378
Anon as I said before post numbers are nearly as important as the dice rolls.

>>38328924
Southern lands?

To establish a new HQ all you have to do is establish a new base at said location.

Your bases can all be considered an HQ if you changed them to HQ status.

>>38326149
hm very good...almost there.

>>38335501
Yes, but I'm fully expecting this ENTIRE MAP TO EXPLODE.

Soooo, as a fallback, I want to insta purchase a plot of land and a base in the Southern Kingdoms.

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>>38335501
>>38335672
Somewhere here, maybe in the middle

>>38335501
Or if possible, a base in the Vampire Regions. Somewhere we can survive and rebuild if the the map blows up.

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>>38335501
Genie we know that your just waiting to spring the fuck everything to death trap just so you can say it's not the dice that killed us

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>>38335672
They...sorta don't like you.

Like at all.

You COULD go unofficial base but that would make you hostile to the 'host'.

>>38335772
Vampires don't exactly like you very much.

and now they are sorta pissed at you for obvious reasons.

>>38335855
Well, the vampires won't be hostile right?

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>>38335931
You are the fuckers responsible for calling down a fucking holy host.

They are nearby and sweating bullets.

Saying they are pissed is a bit of an understatement.

So yeah they are sorta hostile to you atm.

But they can't make a move due to presence of holy host. Right now they are occupied with 'how the fuck are we gonna survive this'.

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>>38335855
How about this. We freeze time. Give us ether time to build the rock or remove the current problems.
Then we will give you your war mode.

You want to test war mode.
We don't want to die.
We can work this out.
For now we are not players but play testers instead.

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>>38335997
I say we get in the holy hosts good side by selling out the vamps.

The vamps had there time but they never made a deal.

Let the light shine

>>38336035
No. NEVER betray the only hospitable race, they're very rare.

>>38335855
It's a shame people kept bugging the vamps for information. We have been quite ungrateful and never repaid them for their time.

>>38335997
What are any reasons the Holy Host would be mad at us the most?

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>>38336047
Anon the vampire count was only holding to certain traditions and was bored as hell.

Guests were few and far between in its domain.

>>38336005
The Rock of Ages is way to huge anon. Like...oh fuck how the hell you gonna build that huge.

>>38335842
I don't just spring shit for no reason.

>>38336151
How could we repay them? We offered them anything and everything, and they didn't want any of it.

They don't want anything.

>>38336163
With money, heroes, masses of builders and dwarves.

We're probably going to try the same thing soon enough.

We just want a place to put factories to build giant tanks and stuff for war mode.

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>>38336151
I know right? Then you went on ahead and summoned a holy host too!

and you WONDER why they don't like you?

>>38336157
Not at the moment. They are a bit wary of the Overlord though.

>>38336201
They did have something you could take advantage of anon.

Its...a very big project anon and its gonna take a long long time to complete.

>>38336230
>They did have something you could take advantage of anon.
And not a mind reading psionic master, 2 great advisors both with [identify] could figure it out.

>>38336230
>Not at the moment.
Are there any potential reasons? Or is the Overlord the main one?

>Its...a very big project anon and its gonna take a long long time to complete.
We were gonna devote all our actions to it until the barbarians invaded, combined with the undead.

Fuck, we really just want to stop being invaded is all so we can do some warmode. I don't want to do warmode without a big industry to back it.

>>38336282
And no, I don't want warmode from the get go if we don't get a super huge awesome industry and tech. And if we can't get that from the start, might as well play civ mode.

>>38336201
For starters we could have thanked them every time we ask something. Even though they probably wouldn't need it we could have given flowers, food, blood or some gift basket. It's a matter of thought behind it. This person may have seen it all, but does not mean small things go unnoticed.

Maybe just ask then how their day was and so on, as well. They act like living people and it probably will help us to treat them like people.

>>38336397
That is exactly what we did.

"Hello friends, we're in danger here, is it okay if we ask for some assistance"
"You were really hospitable to us, we're thankful about that. Is there anything we can pay you with?"
"We're offering you as much blood as you want, and some gifts of money. is that fine?"

We offered them everything with as much please and thanks as we could, but they wouldn't take any of it. Even as a gift.

>>38336489
Starting out and during the deal making, yes.

What about all the questions afterwards? Normally that's been "Hey how aggressive are your people? Any chance we can use their angst in fights for us?"

"No?" Then not even a goodbye. We could have bought something and started with more small talk. Less walk up ask for something and then leave. Even if they don't need it, just give them something nice.

>>38336895
Well I sure didn't do that. I made sure to specifically enter and greet with courtesy.

>>38337041
Not everyone did though and that gained us negatives.

Hell our advise I've been working their asses off and we haven't done anything the thank them. Val got her brain necro-waved and we haven't even gone to her to say sorry for putting her life on the line.

>>38337168
Well, we can do that once we come up with a plan. Not much time has passed and we're focused on saving our lives before niceties.

If you want, we can include that in our actions. We haven't done one yet because the situation is so dire we need to come up with the best plan feasable, and we can't do that with so many unknowns.

We're literally frozen in time until we get as much info as we can to come up with a plan to save our lives.

>>38337222
And we're still nowhere closer to figuring out what the madness unleashed and how we should deal with it.

Rolled 5 (1d100)

>>38337222
I'm down for what ever gets the ball rolling. I just wanted to add my 2 cents.

Well life is full of unknowns all we can do is trust our instinct and intuition. We got a threat in front and piss undead. We got Holy warriors helping and an army with faith in us.

I would say our actions are clear. Fight the bandits, protect what we can while the warriors work and repair damages, if we can. Otherwise scout the area while we fight to look for unknowns.

>>38336230
'Val just in case I never get the chance, thanks. I mean it, you done so much for me and I have yet to repay you in kind. So thank you.'

'Hey Richard, I know we haven't gotten much time to know each other. I just want to say thanks for helping out man.'

>>38337512
>Fight the bandits, protect what we can while the warriors work and repair damages
By god if it were only that simple. . .I remember that one plan took days and we still got fucked in a lot of regards, there's just absolutely NOTHING we can leave out.

These aren't memor days where we could just say "attack" and hope the rolls are good

When the ball rolling a centemeter in the wrong direction could mean civ death, we REALLY need to play this smart.

Anyway, let's work on the War Action for now.

Obviously we need to stop the Barbarians from Doubling Down and Regrouping, so let's have Evan use [Stand Still] on them to keep them in place.

Perhaps we then unload explosives and magic from our magi on them.

Rolled 19 (1d100)

>>38336258
Actually they did anons never capitalized on it.

>>38337548
The Memor got fucked plenty of times with bad plans or rolls anon.

Also you can use a Voice to acquire a course of action or leave it up to a hero who might be able to come up with a plan. Though they are limited in their view of things...

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Rolled 27 (1d100)

>>38337548
There is things we leave out all the time.

Just let it flow out and tell the enemies to go suck it. For we plan to stay and will fight tooth and nail till the end.

>>38337607
I really want to leave an action into our commanders hands again. We did well with the camp and I think it's worth a shoot again.

>>38337624
How many voices do we have left?

>Actually they did anons never capitalized on it.
We asked them a lot of times "is there anything at all we can use as leverage withthem". We used an [identify action] even.

The only thing we got is that "their young are rowdy", but despite any attempts to use that to our advantage it didn't really work.

>>38337693
The problem is hero abilities have to be activated. If we could give our commander permission to activate hero abilities at will, that'd be great

Rolled 28 (1d100)

>>38337702
I believe you now have 3 charges of Voice.

and you actually did have a plan that would of worked but it never went through.

>>38337770
We'll use the 1 voice for a plan on the Barbarians.

"We have barbarians doubling down and regrouping, and we need a plan to deal with em, a good plan because they aren't the only thing we have to worry about. Your trap advise worked great, we need another plan from you."

Rolled 85 (1d100)

>>38337963
"Ja alright we'll bring back that other guy who made plan for you."

"Hm...barbarians at the gates. A far too familiar predicament but with other problem as well...less familiar."

"Barbarians are costly bastards to fight especially when they get stubborn. In which case under such a scenario your best bet is to hold out in your walls if you can."

"If you don't have the time your best bet is a surprise charge from your gates or a flanking assault when they are occupied. Possibly both."

"Few things are as nasty as getting your rear pushed in while your main forces are assaulting the walls and a surprise attack charge can possibly make it so you catch them with their pants down."

>>38338054
Thank you voice. This is good info.

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Rolled 52 (1d100)

>>38337770
... hm Actions ... actions. Sorry being pushy, but I would like to do more than one action a day.

>Act 1
Richard, Architect and Demostructor work to repair damages and heal any hurt people. We need to keep our walls strong and our people alive.

>War + Act 2
Commander you know how to lead and you know how to fight. Work with Val and get these enemies off our lands. Use any powers, people and magics you need. Use a loot to help and remember what the voice said >>38338054.

>>38338205
This is good, I can work off this. Just gimme a sec

Rolled 38 (1d100)

Non-Actions:
Pay the Mercenaries enough Currency to keep them fighting for 5 more turns.

War Action 1+2
Have all our Hobgoblins, Mercenaries, Puppeteers, Barbarians, and Undead, (Scourges, Night Knights, Etc.) charge in a suprise attack from the rear! Commander shall lead the charge himself on their flanks,

If it seems our troops are about to break and route shall rally their spirits using [Stand Still] and make them stand fight.

>"COME ON YOU APES! DO YOU WANNA LIVE FOREVER?"


Heavies, Levies, and Dwarves at the walls! Push them off the walls with spears and Heavy shields, hew them down with Heavy swords. Archers, Mages, and Katonines to the towers above. Rain down magic and arrows and explosive grenades upon them!

Sappers, Builders, and Architect, keep those walls strong! The Barbarians are going to try and smash them with everything they have so you need to make sure they don't breech the gate! Oozes can be used to plug up breeches and leaks, let's seem them try to use battering rams against a living acidic sludge!

Rolled 70 (1d100)

>>38338384
Use 4 Thread Survival Boons, for War Action 1+2.

Action 1
Richard, Valeria. No doubt when we sally forth to attack they will have something up their sleeve, some trick, something hidden we don't seen, an ace in the hole. Use [Identify] on the Barbarian horde and watch out for any tricks and surprises they or their hero will use survey the battlefield from the highest tower, the Prophet will also link you up to troops on the field.

When you see something WARN the commander and let him know, so that he can respond to what they do!

As well, watch the battle from the air and make sure everything goes in our favor. You will be our eyes in the skies, and the prophet your communicator.

Use 2 Normal Boons and a Boon+ for this.

Rolled 12 (1d100)

>>38338481
>>38338384
Also Valeria activates [Advise] to communicate the battle from her watch tower above to the commander himself and the wall defenders so we know where to apply the most force.

The Prophet uses [Boost Morale] on our men, as well as help find out barbarian weaknesses or strengths using [Attuned]

>>38338481
... I'm confused first it looked like an all in one action and now you adding another.

Do you mean War + 1 action then the second action is the next post?

>>38338607
War action + Action 2

Action 1 is >>38338481

Rolled 78 (1d100)

>>38338384
>>38338481
I'm down. Don't blow it zilla...

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Rolled 2 (1d100)

>>38338384
>>38338481
It's on!

Rolled 47 (1d100)

>>38338384
>>38338481
. . .backing

>>38338886
You almost delim'd up the whole civ there buddy. It's not the first roll of the thread anyways.

Rolled 72 (1d100)

>>38338384
Ahem that would mean you would have to tap into your tab you sure you want that for mercs?

>>38338905
Yeah.

By the way do you want to join our Skype chat?

>>38338958
Hold up, how much would 5 more turns cost? How about 3 more turns?

Rolled 32 (1d100)

Test

Rolled 27 (1d100)

>>38338384
>>38338481
Forces deployed for attacking them from the rear.

Identify used.

WARNING

4 heroes detected.

War Chief
Elder Chieftain
Wild Waker
Sacred Stalker

WARNING

Elite, badass, and veteran units all in vicinity.

They no longer have no basic or lower quality troops.

All are at least tier 3 that is experienced.

Detected specials beast masters with critters and spell casters.

Identified spell casters.

Shamans.
War Priests.
Druids.
Beast Masters.
Mad Magi.

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>>38338991
I believe all our money if not more, it was 5 units near max rank, iIrc.

Rolled 47 (1d100)

>>38339080
Siege engines known.

Summons have been cast.

Beasts have been gathered.

Their primary forces are attacking our walls.

Their forces have not been caught completely off guard though the majority of their forces are occupied with assaulting our fortress.

Heroic Abilities activated.

Identified.

Rally.

Wild Wake.

Stalking.

Enemy forces have been rallied and forewarned!

Rolled 30 (1d100)

>>38339168
...oh dear.

Rolled 5 (1d100)

>>38339080
>>38339168
Combo activated.

As their forces rally spells and ranged weapons are slung. Meanwhile their most elite troops that were head back form up. Summons and the quicker beasts are diverted and the largest are brought forward.

Luckily it took time for them to form up so our troops weren't peppered too heavily by their range.

Unfortunately their spell casters were a bit better off then that but it still wasn't what we would of expected thanks to them being distracted by the fortress in front of them.

however our troops sent forth were...without much magical support.

For that our forces paid dearly.

Merc units have been wiped out.

barbarian units have been wiped out.

That was before we even got a chance to hit their lines. From then on it was our forces taking on their held back forces. Mostly light infrantry and reserves. Which we might of been able to handle.

Sadly among them were the elite personnel guard of their higher ups.

On the plus side the majority of their forces were otherwise engaged, but their rangers, reserves, and special elite remained...for which our troops collided with.

Rolled 30 (1d100)

>>38339290
>>38339290
Dam it guys. Why did you forget the magic support?

Before we fuck anything up let's use all the boons on giving the prophet precognition. That we we can prevent this kind of shit

Rolled 19 (1d100)

>>38339290
...when our forces hit they certainly felt it.

We sliced right through their reserves and hit their rangers. Their casters were unable to properly prepare reinforcement spells. The only troops that caused us trouble were the special elite who sallied forth.

heroic ability activated. Limited has been surpassed hero suffering recoil.

Horde Honor

Heroic ability activated.

Unerring Council:

Rolled 10 (1d100)

>>38333183
It must happen.

Rolled 10 (1d100)

>>38339407
Heroic ability activated. Limit surpassed hero is hit with recoil.
Error Absorb

Rolled 17 (1d100)

>>38339422
>>38339431
hm...

Rolled 32 (1d100)

>>38339400
>>38339422
Both dubs.
Nice.

Give the prophet precog. We should have done this a long time ago

Rolled 56 (1d100)

>>38339453
pfuwahah.

Heroic recoil has overcome hero.

Hero slain by recoil.

Rolled 29 (1d100)

>>38339400
Yes we should
>>38339468
What if we did do it long ago and the last 5 turns where just the prophet having a vision?

Rolled 59 (1d100)

>>38339484
Witch hero?
>>38339400
30
>>38339504
29

Stacking

Rolled 92 (1d100)

>>38339400
How important are rolls when using boons?

Rolled 35 (1d100)

>>38339400
"I can see the future!"

This will be a crit

Rolled 47 (1d100)

>>38339484
Elites have reinforced their line.

Spells have been cast.

Troops have been fortified.

Morale restored.

Now the enemy forces are pushing forward hard...their elites are slicing through our troops like a hot knife through butter. Meanwhile the rest of their forces are holding.

Their rangers are sliding through the battle striking wherever they can.

Druids have charged into combat.

Mad Magi unleashing spells...

Enemy hero has activated. Is suffering from recoil from surpassing limits.

Single Shot.


Your forces are suffering heavy damage.

Hostile forces are being restored.

Rolled 87 (1d100)

>>38339605
You where wrong. But this one will be.

Rolled 31 (1d100)

>>38339610
...Commander has been wounded heavily.

Commander has been been crippled.

----

Meanwhile at our walls...

Rolled 94 (1d100)

>>38339400
Vote

Rolled 12 (1d100)

>>38339400
And one more from me

>>38339400
I really want to save the big boons for the thing after these barbarians attack. . .this is just the foreplay to the even greater danger that no doubt will come for us.

Rolled 43 (1d100)

>>38339665
Our forces easily were able to hold off the enemy.

The walls were held and the gate remain unbroken.

Spells were slung both ways, arrows, and finally fighting occured on the walls.

However the enemy was unable to punch through so far and teh fighting continues.

Your hero the Commander has been taken out of the fight.

Sadly at the moment he is still vulnerable...and his forces are embroiled in heavy struggle as the enemy holds and even pushes back.

In general both our and the enemies forces have been wrecked so far.

The battle has yet to end.

>>38339733
Wont deny that.

Rolled 78 (1d100)

>>38339756
What are your orders?

Currently the fight for your HQ's defense remains quite strong. The enemy has had little luck and suffered heavy losses.

The attack from the rear sadly did not go according to plan. There you have suffered heavy losses but wounded the enemy quite heavily before they could properly recover. Now however they have recovered and the fighting there is pitched.

One of their heroes lays dead our hero there is crippled and can no longer fight.

>>38339756
This the final update?

Alright. I can work with this.

>>38339837
I'm voting we sac a hero to make this work.

>>38339859
Hang on, I just convinced a relative to loan me some money so I might right some fluff for a thing

Rolled 5 (1d100)

>>38339867
Anon....no just no. Give your relative their money back.

Your making me feel like a drug dealing white collar criminal.

Rolled 10 (1d100)

>>38339897
>>38339867
Srsly tho pls dont do dis.

its not actually all that bad.

Rolled 100 (1d100)

>>38339959
I hope you feel proud for yourself a desperate Genie beg to NOT send that shit.

I knows you need it too anon.

Granted the dice disagree but ignore them they are bastards. Save the money for something else anon. For a rainy day or something.

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>>38339897
The truth has come to light. You been selling illegal text to the people of /tg/ and now the grammar police come for you.

>>38339867
We really shouldn't need 'donations to the gods' for this.

>>38339897
Well, let me finish the fluff thing and see if it isn't good enough to happen anyway

>>38339959
Fine.I'll save it for the real big bad

You're threatening to step on my dreams Genie, I'm only reacting in however way I can.

Rolled 59 (1d100)

>>38340002
In all honesty you don't.

like at all.

>>38340007
Get better dreams.

Otherwise yes i will.

>>38340000
...not sure what to think of this.

>>38340007
You better not. Let anons with expendable income donate.

Otherwise it makes me feel even more terrible then I already do.

I don't like that feeling anon.

So even if I must crush your dreams so be it. This is after all a rather lethal game.

It tends to only end one way unless you cut it short.

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>>38340000
Let me use this crit for the fluff then.

Rolled 51 (1d100)

>>38340117
You know what?

Go ahead and do that. I will approve it under 1 condition.

Just let the other anons who can afford it donate.

Thats it.

That way I only have to feel bad instead of downright terrible.

Its a big difference believe it or not.

Instead concentrate on fluff or plans and bettering your condition so it wont harm you.

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>>38340117
The Commander lay crippled, his most loyal men dragging him off, as he watched the Barbarians assaulting the fortress where so men innocents were fending for their lives. He bled and clutched his sides in pain as he could only watch the angry horde clashed against the defenses chipping away at it. Such ferocity, such savagery, what can one man do against so much hate?

A horn blared, and the scouts cried out. Another army from the woods! The commander and all those who remained with him could only watch the biggest army he had ever seen in his life surrounding us from all sides. All turned to see spears and swords and shields pushing in from the forest. Their hearts fell, all seeing enemy reinforcements signaling the doom of his all his dreams. Men cried to their gods in woe. For all them, the thousands inside the wall, the soldiers outside, the commander, this was the doom.

He picked up his sword on his stretcher, ready to die with his men and accept it as what fate had decreed.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-z_u6uDsGbI

Then the scouts cry turned from one of fear, to one of hope.

"The flags the flags!"

The commander saw the flags. The barbarians had no flags.

This was not their army.

Rolled 23 (1d100)

>>38340188
Oh so we can use your Crits now?
And retroactively connect Crits to actions? Provided the fluff is good

Dam I love it when a president is set.

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>>38340386
Out of this host of men and spears came forth something that stuck out like silver in the dirt, as men in shining armor on horses bearing shining armor. Whoever they were, they did not belong, but their flags he recognized instantly

The banners of King Masu. The riders approached the crippled commander and what men he had left

The commander tried to stand but the pain stopped him, he watched the figure clad in silver and runes approach him and the knights who walked by him

They stood there as the battle raged

Finally the commander spoke

"Who are you?"

The Knight didn't move, and spoke

"You're exactly like he showed me"

"Like who showed you?"

"Your prophet. He didn't tell you?"

"Tell me what?"

The Knight turned and extended his hand toward the masses of men still pouring in, their numbers easily outweighing all previous combatants on the fields

"That is the North. Every farmer who's lost a wife or a child picking up a spear and a helmet. Every lord and aristocrat who's had his own families killed or farms burned year after year from raids. Every one who could walk on two feet and carry a weapon. All of them.

They were sick of the Barbarian raids, never able to really oppose them, to pin them down in one place, and all of them marching here.

They had the numbers, they could have beaten them in open warfare, but the barbarians were too strong and fast, their rangers too good. They could never really pin them down.

But they heard that they were here, attacking with all of their leaders, when they heard you not only held your ground but where still fighting, when they heard they had a chance to end the raids once and for all they came here at once."

The commander saw, as some of his men couldn't but help stand in awe as entire kingdoms seemed to be pouring in.

He turned back to the knight who spoke

"You didn't answer my first question. Who are you?"

The Knight lifted his visor.

"I am Ragon, son of King Masu the First of His Name"

>con't

Rolled 2 (1d100)

>>38340751
No not I was making this an exception.

also the crit wasn't needed for anything.

Rolled 7 (1d100)

>>38340188
Genie not manny anons can afford it. Mostly it's just me. And I'm not the kind to fund a sinking ship (this civ once you started freaking out about how we are fucked)

Also the pic of the prophet should be done in 1 week. It would be a real waist if this civ died before then

Rolled 50 (1d100)

>>38340939
heh.

Those rules merely stated a potential precedent that I had to adjust to. I then had to follow the rolls and more importantly those it supported.

Still though its one dangerous precedent and possibility should it crop up again with a faction with a different purpose those rolls supported.

I don't see civ death in the immediate future but I do see a lot of pain.

Rolled 84 (1d100)

>>38340386
>>38340886
Last 2 numbers are the same.
This is fluff.
Fluff results are amplified

Nice fluff so far, I'm getting a bit of a lotr vibe. Nice.

Rolled 65 (1d100)

>>38341001
What's the boon count? And how strong is a pic boon?

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>>38340886
"But. . .King Masu."

"Ordered your death yes. Once before. I remember hearing news about the armies defeat. I didn't know anything about you before then.

A few weeks after that though, I and the king had dreams. Strange dreams. About a land, torn by war, sacked by barbarians, surrounded by monsters. A people suffering and dying. And in the middle of all this, grew a mountain out of the earth. A mountain grown out of the ground, and the people in the wartorn land finally found peace. It withstood the horrors, it withstood time. A giant rock that lasted for ages.

We didn't understand, the wizards couldn't explain. But sometimes in our dreams, a man would speak to us, tell us things.

One night, he came to both of us in a dream. We were both there.

He showed himself. He wasn't a man, he was a little short, with strange white skin and black eyes. But he seemed to be friendly, and it felt like we knew him since we were born. Like he knew all we knew, our problems, like he understood us and our questions. He told us about the mountain, about the fortress, about how it would bring place of peace and order in the wartorn lands.

That someone was building this thing. My father was amazed. I was amazed too.

He told us about you, but he didn't tell us your name. About what you did for all the people here, making so many farms to give them food, giving them hope. That you had to do a terrible, awful thing that brought you great shame that would forever mark your name, even destroy it but you did it for one reason:

Because it was the right thing to do

You sacrificed all for justice and suffered for it. Even had Kings demand your head. My father was furious, demanding to know what king would order such a thing?

The man spoke, and said 'it is you, oh king'"

Rolled 65 (1d100)

>>38341139
Pretty good.

pics are pain to find after all.

They are about worth a survival but not a survival+

Art boons are stronger then all of the above.

>>38341202
okay now i iz getting nervous...

Rolled 19 (1d100)

>>38340386
>>38340886
>>38341202
Oh I like this. I like this a lot.

Should we boost with boons?

Rolled 76 (1d100)

>>38341283
Use all boons to gain the complete backing of the southern kingdom as a strong aliy

If we can I say we should.

Rolled 61 (1d100)

>>38341202
ah...your hero was actually from across the forest among the kingdoms of the other side.

>>38341375
I thought we just used most of them on the last action. >>38338481 Boons used 7.

This is the list from Genie.

112 cash infusion tab.
6 boons.
4 of them are survivor thread boons.
1 of the thread survivor boons is a boon+.
1 major boon.
1 pic boon(you have yet to earn an art boon).

Rolled 72 (1d100)

>>38341445
and your character is guilty for committing a crime so heinous his name was struck and his own family turned against him if they weren't killed.

Before that he was guilty of performing many odd or naive actions but they were largely excused until that day...

Rolled 64 (1d100)

>>38341495
2 pic boons.
One was from the pic for adventure Dickinson.

The use if boons in the last action were never consensus on so they where not used

Rolled 60 (1d100)

>>38341534
Well? What did he do? We control the dam guy we should know his past. We could just have him look in the mirror and talk about his past.

If we have no control over his past we should not be dammed by it. It's bad writing to do so.

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>>38341202
"My father was shocked. He realized that he was the one who ordered your death. That he was the one who was fooled by the lies told about you, a man who had no name, who undertook the greatest shame but for a true and just cause that he knew now.

The mountain that would provide saftey and security for the people here, bring and end to the wars and blight, that for ages would be a shining symbol peace, would be nothing more than a dream. A crushed and broken dream left for war and violence to continue forever.

And that this was what was fated if you were to fail in your task. That was when we awoke."

The Knight turned to the fortress, smirking at how small it was compared to the mountain.

>>38341445
"But what on earth are you doing with the North Men?"

"Ah, that. My father had been preparing the second army meant for you. Fueling all the forces of his kingdom, every single war machine and wizard and knight. He was so mad he wanted to throw everything, convincing all his allies and his brothers to rally their forces. Entire Kings where going to fight you, do you know that? He original meant to ride with the host itself.

We still rode out. But not in conquest, but in aid. He was worried about how he'd explain it to the others, but it seems even his allies had similar dreams.

Your prophet was a busy person. He once told me he had to speak to the dreams of millions. With the help of some crystals, a dozen kings was 'childsplay' to him.

I rode out ahead to meet you personally myself, when I ran into this army.

Fear not Commander, not only the North Rides for you, but the South Too."

The Prince suddenly bent forward and bowed, as did the knights next to him.

"On behalf of King Masu, First of His Name, of all the Kings of the South with hm we pledge our support to you and your noble cause. And we swear upon all the gods and men that we shall not leave not even should the forces of hell itself come until the Rock that lasts the Ages is complete."

>>38341629
Done.

Rolled 72 (1d100)

>>38340386
>>38340886
>>38341202
>>38341629
I support this fluff 100% and say we spend boons to make all of it real in game.

Rolled 37 (1d100)

>>38341614
His past wouldn't have been so fucked if it weren't for the hero choice made.

The crime was so heinous his name was purged and the many kingdoms were quite hostile.

The only real exceptions were the lower class and others not beholden to the rules of the kings and country.

Supposedly it was quite bad.

It actually wasn't entirely his fault. What happened is while he was on campgain he made a yet another 'odd' decision which supposedly broke the cammels back. He thought it was due to this and his other past choices that he never 'quite' got what he did wrong.


What actually happened was it was used as an excuse to get rid of him due to his power and skill. Those in power considered him too much a thread and his peers considered him too odd which made them hesitate.

So when it came down even his own family turned on him...or died.

That was when he fled with his forces who decided to go with. Once you get past his odd character he was quite the charismatic son of a bitch.

He still doesn't know the truth of why it all went down.

The reason was simple he was considered too much a threat by those in power.

The only one who knows the truth in his company is his adviser.

Rolled 39 (1d100)

>>38341750
Basically those in power and those he 'threatened' arranged his down fall.

They set him up and his past actions against him to add fuel into the fire and made it look like he was actually guilty.

He himself believes this as truth but he doesn't know or understand the whole story.

Only his Adviser Valeria does but she keeps quiet on it.

>>38341750
>>38341795
Uh, can my fluff still work the way it is? "He was framed for a crime he didn't commit" etc.