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Forum Games and Roleplaying / Re: Lords of Creation
« on: February 08, 2009, 02:13:32 pm »
Zyenild looked at his magical hourglass. It seemed this cycle was about to end. Well, time to give the Gemchildren yet another power to use.

Returning to his divine form, he moved to the Diamond Citadel. There, he dug a deep hole underneath it, a hole reaching into his own magical part of the Hub. From there, erupted a huge amount of magical energy, which under his will calmed down and liquified. And thus, spouted from a well undeneath the Citadel a fountain of pute liquified magical energy, the Well of Magic.

Zyenild let Fan-Hondak and Garnol and the rest of them figure out what could be done with this new power. As for he, he yet again took his avatar form. Walking the world as in semi-mortal was indeed quite enjoyable, no wonder Insurgo had done it all the time!

((Dig deep hole portal to the Hub, 1PP, it cant really be used to access the hub unless you think you can survive the maelstrom of magical energies bursting from it.
Creat Well of Magic artifact, 3PP, its magical energies can be used to make even more powerful magics, items, and constructs, as well as be used to shield the citadel and surrounding city if needed.))

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Forum Games and Roleplaying / Re: Battle of the Gods IV
« on: February 06, 2009, 01:42:48 pm »
((dammit, everyone's quitting :( well i'm staying in the game for now, although i have little to do...))

Spoiler: Status (click to show/hide)

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Forum Games and Roleplaying / Re: Lords of Creation
« on: February 05, 2009, 08:55:13 am »
Zyenild was enjoying his walking on the surface of the world. He had not been able to see all the beauty of it until now, as from a divine being's perspective such details were hard to notice. He was slightly annoyed by the destroyed villages of mortals he occasionally found, and also annoyed by what he considered unperfect mortal settlements of the 'humans'. Still at an almost tribal level, while the Gemchildren were building great cities underground. What a shame...

After some wandering, he switched back to his divine form to check on the Gemchildren. Satisfied with Fan-Hondak's current leading, he left them without any further orders to see how well they would fare. He turned his eyes to the Diamond Citadel they were building. He thought it was missing something... As although it was truly magnificient by appearance alone, studded with thousands of crystal shards, its structural and magical properties could be far better.

He decided that an Archmage to lead the Gemchildren, the post Fan-Hondak led currently, was still not enough. They needed someone to help them with their architecure, with their more physical creations... they needed an engineer of somesort. Zyenild picked out one of the human-sized golems laboring to build the citadel. His choice of golem did not matter, as they were all non-sentient. But the one he did choose, he gave the gift of sentience to. Thus, Garnol the golem architect was 'born'. Zyenild let him achieve his post on his own without any more interference from himself, which wasnt hard as a sentient golem was immediately perceived as a divine gift from the Lord of Magic.

With Garnol now filling the post of Magister Construxi (master builder), the citadel started taking shape even faster, and with much more powerful and effective magics imbedded into it. Zyenild returned to his Avatar form and continued his adventures, but knew that he would soon be able to give an even bigger gift to the Gemchildren...

((Create Exarch: Garnol, the golem Magister Construxi (master builder), 3PP. 4PP left))

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Forum Games and Roleplaying / Re: Battle of the Gods IV
« on: February 04, 2009, 01:22:32 pm »

Spoiler: Statuses (click to show/hide)

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Forum Games and Roleplaying / Re: Lords of Creation
« on: February 03, 2009, 09:01:34 am »
The Avatar of Zyenild roamed the world of Primordia, leaving the gemchildren to act and think a bit more idependently for once. The rebels were not completely gone, and probably never would be, but they were now quite insignificant. Just more petty criminals in the eyes of the Empire of the Shining Deeps, as Fan-Hondak had decided to call the now almost completely unified clans under his rule, naming himself Enlightened One

The Empire's soldiers marched through the cities in their gem-studded metal armor, keeping the peace and stopping any criminal activities. The markets teemed with activity, now that different clans with different resources could much more readily trade. Even the arcane research flourished, as students flocked to the newly built academies of magic built in the capital city, the Diamond Citadel, which the Gemchildren built using some of the designs stolen from Insurgo's defeated base and their own magic.

The Gemchildren, now unified, had entered a Golden Age, at a time when the surface dwellers were in great strife and war for many generations. But nothing lasts forever...

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Forum Games and Roleplaying / Re: Lords of Creation
« on: February 02, 2009, 12:01:00 pm »
(no, its not even an artifact. i started the game with it, its basically a part of me. otherwise, i wouldnt mind so much.

and no PP left for me)

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Forum Games and Roleplaying / Re: Lords of Creation
« on: February 02, 2009, 10:13:28 am »
((If it had been something like what Insurgo did, taking some rebels and such, i wouldnt have objected. It was something atleast plausible. But just stealing the Codex from me, which is basically a part of my god soul, without even a fight, using such a weak artifact, that was completely implausible. Like i told Insurgo earlier when he also wanted the codex, you'll get it if you defeat me. if you want to start a war with me, start killing the gemchildren or making the outer clans slaves or something))

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Forum Games and Roleplaying / Re: Lords of Creation
« on: February 02, 2009, 08:40:31 am »
((HEY HEY HEY, I REFUSE THAT YAVEN'GAN STEALS MY CODEX THROUGH THIS GODMODDING OF HIS.

Jay, you cant do that. not only because its godmodding without any asking me, but also because I am the only one controlling all the flows of magic. if you make an artifact that uses those magics, i would instantly know of it, and if you get near me with it, invisible or not, i would also instantly now your location. also, i can cancel any and all magical powers you use.

Frankly, its getting annoying, all these things. First, you imprison us using a 'secret plan' not detailed in the rules. Then you become mortal, yet reatin all this PP. Then you steal my codex without a fight, and using my own magic, and without even asking me ooc. wether you're the gm or not, this is still unfair.

I demand that you decrease your alotted pp amount to reflect you losing, and i also demand this bit about you stealing the codex never happened. Period.))

((I'll precise that if nothing is done of this within the next few hours, i'll take matters into my own hands. And you wont like it.))

((EDIT: I'd also like to precise even more, that even if you steal the codex, not only will i be able to instantly find it, but i am able to instantly nullify any and all magic you do, simply because all magic passes through me and the Arcanist's Will crystal first. Meaning no matter what knowledge you have, its useless if you dont have BOTH items, and i refuse to allow you to have even one of them with this damned godmodding of yours.))

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Forum Games and Roleplaying / Re: Battle of the Gods IV
« on: February 01, 2009, 10:34:51 am »

Spoiler: Statuses (click to show/hide)

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Forum Games and Roleplaying / Re: Lords of Creation
« on: February 01, 2009, 03:26:31 am »
((ooooh, you invented the ethereal plane... ghosts ahoy!))

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Forum Games and Roleplaying / Re: Lords of Creation
« on: January 31, 2009, 07:24:37 am »
The triumphant army returned home, after not only having survived the evil and enslaving taking over all the other races of Primordia, but also having cleansed the rebel resistance. The captured comatose gemchildren were reawaken in prison cells, to be judged for their crimes, but not executed, instead rehabilitated, or sentenced to life if they refused. Other troops of Insurgo that had survived and were captured were set free dispersed and far away from the citadel and any gemchild settlement.

Upon his return to the Gemchild capital, Fan-Hondak decided to build up his own citadel here. The golems and even the giant golem helped to make this, and the citadel's construction started.

During that time, Zyenild, now walking on Primordia, set off to explore the undergound and surface worlds from a mortal's perspective.

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Forum Games and Roleplaying / Re: Lords of Creation
« on: January 30, 2009, 02:02:39 pm »
Fan-Hondak was not happy, as it seemed a new threat was cooknig up on the surface world. Some scouts exploring the caverns had been caught, but more had escaped their attention. A new ruler had appeared and was gathering the former slaves of Yaven'Gan, or so the captured ones said. He didn't think it was a coincidence, although he had heard from God, Zyenild, that the demon god had been dealt with. Bah, Lord Zyenild knew what to do best, and for now, the main attention was getting to the citadel of the rebels and bashing the life out of them all.

Finally, the great army, led by Fan-Hondak and the very incarnation of Zyenild himself, reached the citadel. Zyenild pointed to the gem-encrusted walls, and soon a huge explosion shook the walls. Fan-Hondak followed quickly with his own staff, and soon the god's powers and all the other mage's powers were amplified greatly. The many thousands of golems ran to the breached walls, followed by the colossal golem, smashing all opposition in its path. The gemchildren were ordered not to hurt any of their comatose kin, and to only deal with the still functionning defences and any other creatures Insurgo had corrupted. The citadel stoof little chance, and soon most of its outer sectors and farmlands were taken, while stonekin were destroyed or incapacitated. Insurgo was most probably in the heart of the citadel, and so the army moved forward, Zyenild at its lead, laughing maniacally and the incredibly easy time he was having taking this citadel.

((I attack. You have no chance to beat me Insurgo without any of your rebel gemchildren, and escaping unharmed is impossible as i closed down all passages other than the main one. I'll be content with your defeat and your giving up the rebel gemchildren, and you can leave my lands unnaffected after that.))

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Forum Games and Roleplaying / Re: Lords of Creation
« on: January 30, 2009, 01:43:03 pm »
Now was the time to strike. That annoying Insurgo was a blister in the supposedly perfect plan Zyenild had crafted to make his Gemchildren prosper, a blister for too long ignored. Fan-Hondak was ordered to gather the armies, take the staff, and command the colossal golem. And they set off, to the doomed citadel of the rebels.

Insurgo had made one huge mistake, trying to take control of the Gemchildren. Trying to stop magical weapons from affecting his forces, defending against offensive magic, was not enough. He had forgotten what the Gemchildren were in essence: They were creatures with mana flowing in their veins instead of blood, with magically powered gems instead of organic organs. And thus, Zyenild, lord of all magic, simply stopped the flows in all gemchildren in and around that citadel, making them enter a sort of comatose state.

((1PP: deny the rebel gemchildren access to the flows of magic that let them live normally))

But gemchildren were not the only troops under Insurgo's control. Thus, a fight was still in order. Zyenild first closed off all the side passages leading out and in the citadel, leaving only the main entrance. That way, no reiforcements could come and none would escape the Arcane Lord's wrath.

((1PP: minor shape land: close the small side entrances leaving only the main one))

Finally, with the army gathered, Zyenild decided he would confront Insurgo himself. He summoned himself down unto Primordia, taking a physical shape of a young man wearing purple mage robes, holding the Codex Arcana in one hand and the Arcanist's Will crystal in the other.

((4PP: Create avatar, the Archmagus Zyenild))

Now, the attack finally started.

((1PP attack. no PP left. my bonus is 7 + 1 Fan-Hondak exarch + 1 Staff of the Archmagus artifact + 1 Colossal Golem artifact = +10))

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Forum Games and Roleplaying / Re: Lords of Creation
« on: January 30, 2009, 09:24:15 am »
((so, now i have 7PP. yay!))

Zyenild finally steps out of Nessus, fealing quite dizzy. That damned Yaven'Gan! After talking with the other gods, he decided he would leave him to his current punishment, although Zyenild knew quite well this wouldnt be the end of it. He would have gone to make sure he stayed as he is, a puny mortal, yet he had other things to care to, most notable Insurgo. All this god stuff was starting to give him a headache.

Without wasting a moment, Zyenild sent his still free armies of gemchildren to the caves below. No other race on Primordia could be trusted now. But he didnt need to trust any, as long as the rebels gemchildren were taken care of. Thus, Zyenild gave the Staff of the Archamgus back to Fan-Hondak, repaired the shattered Colossal Golem, and readied the armies. That Insurgo was going to pay dearly for his annoyances.

((Will attack soon, not that Insurgo would know that))

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Forum Games and Roleplaying / Re: Lords of Creation
« on: January 29, 2009, 02:12:51 pm »
"They might not be under your control as you claim, which i highly doubt, but you are still their creator, and you hold responsibility for them and their actions no matter what. And I'm saying this with full certainty of you lying and of you being the real leader of these monsters. Nevertheless, I think we can give you a chance to prove your innocence: Call them back, and if they refuse, destroy them. Otherwise, we'll know for sure that you are behind this, and we'll put a stop to this without mercy. Xiuthagurbhahwauhwa, Wayock, Ur, let's just get on with this, shall we? I have still some work to do elsewhere."

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