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"Heh, every idiot with the idea of riches in his mind shows up here sooner or later. From the horror stories I've heard, they end up dying. Or worse. Me, I got thrown in here to die. With any luck, I can at least postpone that.

"The only thing that concerns me anymore is revenge. Dying doesn't frighten me."

By the way, when you see your sheets, don't be surprised if there are large chunks of information taken out - you guys actually managed to post over 55,000 combined characters in your sheets.

FFS guys.

Congratulations to TerranianWolf, Knave, Playergamer, Taricus, Evil Marahadja, Culise, Rolepgeek, theyamikami, and thefik21. There were many amazing character sheets.

As stated in the main page there is a waitlist in which new people may join, but in this it says you most likely won't be first to join mid game if you've already played. I'm guessing that means your nation died, but what controls that? If the leader is killed is that it? Is the nation gone? Or does it have to be total domination over the nation?

If your leader dies, your heir according to your political system (i.e., son if Primogeniture succession, elections/vice president if republic) will take over and you will continue from there. The only way to be knocked out of the game is to have your nation completely annexed.

Noon on Sunday in what time zone though?

PST.

Turn 26

Update Music.

Let me know if I missed anything or misinterpreted what you would do in a situation; won't change the turn, but it'll change how you react in future turns.

Listening to his Dragon, Rune nodded, agreeing to his terms. He then raised his undamaged leg, and slammed it down on the building.

Hey, he's trying to only kill the dragon. He's just not good at keeping things alive. He IS good at making them dead though!

"Sprrrite..."

The flame thingy riding on top of a dragon?! This won't stand!

Show a new target to the Rune! Dragon for him, sprite for me...

Dragons have a good sense of smell right?  Sniff out mopbot and if I notice my small brother I give him the cage since he too has a robot allay. ((How big is Rune proportional to an adult dragon?

Notice the cage and escape. Roll Perception to spot Sarvex.

Rune Initiative: [6 - 1(DEX)] = 5; CRIT
Sarvex Initiative: [4 + 1(DEX)] = 5
Fumbles Initiative: [5] = 5
Flamefury Initiative: [6 + 1(DEX)] = 7, CRIT

Flamefury realizes she is in a cage. PERCEPTION: [1] = 1; CRIT FAIL
She doesn't notice anything else. She attempts to escape. FINESSE: [6 + 1(DEX)] = 7; OVESHOT
Twisting your body in an impossible fashion, she manages to wriggle through the bars. She bent her wings a bit coming out, and falls to the floor. ENDURANCE: [4 - 1(STR)] = 3
She bruises herself up a bit on impact, but nothing's seriously injured. She stretches your wings out; ready to fly.

Rune begins to stomp over to the shop. PERCEPTION: [3] = 3
Fumbles notices, and sees the half-dragon on Rune's shoulders. He steps out into the street and offers up the cage.

[At this point, I'm pretty sure Sarvex would tell Rune to wait.]

Rune is now poised to kick the dragon, but he's too big to simply step on. Sarvex PERCEPTION: [2] = 2
Sarvex is unaware that Flamefury wriggled out of the cage.

Grab burning book and hope it's a demon relic.

You grab the burning book; it's some book on philosophy or something. Someone set it on fire for some reason.

((Excellent, looks like the RNG sacrifices are working))

"THE DARKNESS WILL SERVE ONLY TO CONCEAL THE GRISLY NATURE OF YOUR DEMISE!"

US-2497 encourages the assembled assault models to open fire on the source of the flames.  The other models will hold their position.

FEAR THE DARKNESS!!
emanate fear aura and fire at the mass of robots with assault rifle
HAHAHAHAHAHA

(BTW Nunzillor, he's not shooting flames at you - he's shooting at you.)

Jack Initiative: [4] = 4
US-2497 Initiative: [1 + 2(DEX)] = 3

US-2497 falters a little due to the fear aura being emanated; however, it is not strong enough to cause any robots to panic (read spell description). This gives Jack a chance to open fire. RIFLES: [5] = 5
Jack fires into the mass of robots, who instantly scatter to avoid being blown apart by the barrage of bullets. US-2497 REFLEX: [2 + 2(DEX)] = 4
A bullet hits US-2497, ripping through his leg. No vital functions were hit. US-2497 is now slightly damaged.
Some of the other robots are not so lucky, however; one gets blown to pieces, and another takes a couple hits. The [two] assault models present return fire. RIFLES: [5 + 1(Rifles)] = 6 VS DODGE: [5] = 5
Jack ducks behind a water trough in time to avoid having his head blown off as a volley of bullets fires towards him. He takes one in the arm, however. ENDURANCE: [3 + 2(STR)] = 5
He grits his teeth as the wound begins to bleed heavily, but is otherwise unaffected. Jack is now wounded.

Enter the store with my allies/assistants/companions and pay attention to my surroundings.

"Hello there! Is there a problem?"

Quote from: Sinvara on November 20, 2014, 03:37:38 am

Enter the store with my allies/assistants/companions and pay attention to my surroundings.

"Hello there! Is there a problem?"

Slowly lower my weapon, but keep my hand on the hilt of my sword.
No, there isn't a problem. Who are you?
(is there another entrance/exit to the shop?)

Erizen's companions follow him as he enters the store and look around. PERCEPTION: [2] = 2
He doesn't see much except for the guy pointing a gun at the door. As Erizen ask him if there's a problem, he replies that there isn't and lowers his weapon. Nate asks Erizen who he is.

The strange, slender man disappeared suddenly. You are unsure where he went (I am activating his invisibility until Wade returns).

( There is only one entrance/exit to the shop. )

Oh, one thing that struck me as a bit odd.  It's the Bronze Age, so it's at least seven centuries before the stirrup, or five centuries before any sort of proper saddle (much less canted saddles).  How are people using spears and lances from horseback without something to keep them from getting knocked right off their horse, and where are the chariots?  Even most horses during this era would have been too small to carry a man in anything more than light armor; that took centuries of systemic breeding to create the destriers or coursers we think of when we hear the word, "knight."  It seems more than a little odd to me.

Mmmm, good point. I'll downgrade all knights to cavalry until technology reaches that point.

Actually, on second thought, I'll add chariots and replace knights with them.

Take out my daughter's picture, try to build up my courage with it.