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DF Community Games & Stories / Re: Flamebanner: Summer of Blood and Chaos
« on: December 05, 2010, 04:20:13 am »
Huh, Just realized that yesterday was Flamebanner's second anniversary. For some reason I thought I'd only started last year...

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DF Community Games & Stories / Re: Flamebanner: Troubled Halls
« on: December 05, 2010, 01:51:34 am »
I've lost count now, all I know is that Dwarves keep tantruming, then it seems like things are calming down before someone snaps or goes melancholy and sets off a fresh wave! I've got the place on permanent party mode (made a statue garden so they could throw parties) but they keep dying and killing each other.

The worst death so far was Sarek. Another of the original 7 who fell in a fistfight with Legolord.

EDIT: And now some of the less experienced Warriors are tantruming. I just hope it doesn't reach the others. If Derek, Kanet, Sable or Argonnek start a fistfight or worse, go berserk, Flamebanner may fall.

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DF Community Games & Stories / Re: Flamebanner: Rise of a New Leader
« on: December 04, 2010, 10:18:22 pm »
OK, this one is going to take some work to write after I sort out my notes. Apparently I need to have the smiths make some better gauntlets as several deaths came from hands getting mangled. Also from weapons getting stuck in things.

One Dwarf actually lost all the fingers off his left hand but not the hand! By getting hit with a hammer! I am continually surprised by this place...

The count so far is 14 dead, 1 injured and 1 dead, 1 injured

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DF Community Games & Stories / Re: Flamebanner: Rise of a New Leader
« on: December 04, 2010, 08:40:21 pm »
And they're back again with another 4 squads. I'm kinda tempted to send Derek out again and try to make a record for most squads slaughtered by a single soldier, but I think the greener soldiers need the training more.

Out of battle the only thing going on is the melting of stone, it seems that was the thing slowing the world down as I've seen a slowly growing increase in speed (even with 220+ Dwarves). Once all the extra is melted I might actually have a playable fortress again.

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DF Community Games & Stories / Re: Flamebanner: Rise of a New Leader
« on: December 03, 2010, 04:05:27 am »
That was...impressive. Most of the squad didn't show so the 3 squads of invaders and a few stragglers from the 4th were slaughtered by a single dwarf!

A single Dwarf who now has 84 kills, 50 or so of which were earned just now! He's taken Wok's place on the old kill list and is now close to breaking the record of 97 kills held by Sir Nil

Let's have a round of applause for Derek Hellbringer, Decapitator of Undead. Singlehandedly broke a siege.

(Tharnas was supposed to be with him but he only showed up as Derek was beating the last Wrestler to death.)


I'd call this a good way to begin Year 22  ;D

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DF Community Games & Stories / Re: Flamebanner: Rise of a New Leader
« on: December 03, 2010, 03:38:09 am »
Ah! Our friends the Undead have returned with a Spearmaster and 2 Hammer Lords. So nice that they send their best troops to be slaughtered at our hands :)

(Plus its a nice break from watching the Dwarves haul stuff.)

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DF Community Games & Stories / Re: Flamebanner: Rise of a New Leader
« on: December 02, 2010, 05:05:29 am »
Yep! Perfect cover, act like you're saving the guy while you're really poisoning him so the invaders can kill him.

I believe the real question though is was it THE Traitor or just A Traitor?

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To all Dwarves,

In case you're wondering why you've been moving in slow motion for the last couple years its because the sheer amount of stuff laying around has brought the entire world nearly to a halt! That is why I ordered you to dump all the junk into the magma pit.

That doesn't mean walk up the mountain to grab a rock, see a mountain goat, scream in terror and run back down the mountain.

Sincerely,

Your ever more annoyed Leader

Ps, The rumors of a room full of spikes are completely false. Anyone found spreading such rumors will be asked to report to the lower levels for a special job.

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DF Community Games & Stories / Re: Flamebanner: Rise of a New Leader
« on: December 01, 2010, 05:55:33 pm »


Strange that it only gets that detailed after it starts to melt. At least I have a good way to get rid of goblin armor now (I mean besides melting it down and adding to the clutter of iron bars)

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DF Community Games & Stories / Re: Flamebanner: Rise of a New Leader
« on: December 01, 2010, 04:29:25 pm »
I've begun taking steps to save Flamebanner from its worst enemy (FPS):

1: Killing off all animals that aren't pets including war animals. Might do the pets later if I have to.

2: Dumping lots of junk into the magma (Goblin remains, useless iron armor, extra stone). Though this has led to a pair of burning pieces of Lignite smokng up the melting pit. Hoping they will eventually go out...

3: Other things I haven't thought of yet or simply don't like the idea of yet. Such as killing a number of Dwarves...Could be interesting though...

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DF Community Games & Stories / Re: Flamebanner: Rise of a New Leader
« on: November 29, 2010, 11:34:19 pm »
Also, we are now officially over 200 Dwarves and yet we're still just a City with a Countess. Something seems wrong about that...

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DF Community Games & Stories / Re: Flamebanner: Rise of a New Leader
« on: November 29, 2010, 10:29:57 pm »
Thanks! Hopefully I'll manage to keep it that way.

(A decent feat when you consider the fact that I'm largely making this story up as I go.)

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DF Community Games & Stories / Re: Flamebanner: Rise of a New Leader
« on: November 29, 2010, 04:31:34 am »
12th Hematite

Zoden's squad was weary as they trudged back towards the road. Their patrol had taken them along the Northern border until they reached the Flaming Wall where they continued along the Western border until they reached the slopes that would take them back to the road.

As they reached the top of the slopes a strange sound that seemed like a combination of a whinny and a growl rose up from the direction of the road. Thinking that the caravan from the capital must have arrived early the newer recruits broke ranks and fell over each other to get down and see what had been brought this time.

Cursing the young Dwarves and already devising a punishment they wouldn't soon forget Zoden signalled the remainder of his squad to follow him down.

The Warrior froze as he reached the bottom of the slope and saw his soldiers gazing in fear at the real source of the sounds.

Over a dozen Goblins had appeared on the road, mounted on strange and terrifying beasts. They had the shape of a horse but that was it for resemblance. Their skin was black and hairless and tendrils of smoke rose from their pointed snouts. Their mouths bristled with gleaming white fangs and their muscular legs ended in sharp claws rather then hooves.

Seeing Zoden's group emerge into view sent a wave of excitement through the Goblin ranks as they wheeled their mounts around and kicked them into a charge.

With their squad leader still frozen in fear the Warriors were in complete disarray. Finally the Hammerdwarf Birut Polishedbuckle drew her weapon and charged the thundering beasts. Swinging the polished steel weapon Birut knocked the lead rider from his mount, dead before he hit the ground and brought down the horse-like creature with a crushing blow to the skull.

Seeing that despite their fearsome appearance the Goblin's mounts could be killed goaded the others into action and soon bolts were flying as the squad's Marksmen filled the air with bolts of glittering iron.

One of the beasts leapt on one of the Sworddwarves, knocking his weapon away as it sank it's fangs into his arm. Screaming as the monster bit through steel and flesh he tore himself free, his good arm reaching for his belt. Finding what he sought he drew a short dagger and with a furious roar slammed the blade into his attacker's face.

Letting loose another of the strange whinny-growls the beast reared, and fell to the side, trapping it's rider and leaving the unfortunate Goblin at the injured Dwarf's mercy.

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Finally, the attackers had been beaten. Birut herself had brought down three of the beasts and bolts had proved effective as well. They had not escaped unscathed though. At least half the squad was injured in one way or another, either from the Goblin's weapons or their mounts.

Before they could rest though a cloud of smoke was noticed rising from the Temple. Knowing that this was unusual Birut took four of the least injured and headed out to investigate.

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Emerging through the felsite archway into the open air courtyard of the Temple of Armok the first thing the Dwarves noticed was the dead Goblin smoking beside the altar. Apparently the God of Blood was not pleased by the invasion of his Temple.

Moving carefully saved the group as Goblins leapt down from the walls and out of shadows. Several fell wounded to bolts from the pair of Marksmen while Birut and the other two members of the group traded blows with the enemy, the Hammerdwarf finishing each opponent with a sweep of her bloodied hammer, sending the defeated enemy soaring through the air to splash into the lava as an offering to the God.

Seeing his compatriots subdued or melted the final trio of invaders turned to run, quickly loosing their exhausted pursuers.

Slowing to a stop in the darkness below the wall the Goblins whispered quietly among themselves about how to escape. They were not careful enough though and the last thing the trio of invaders saw was a gleaming golden blur...

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Birut had left the Marksmen to protect the archway and prevent any escapes while she went Goblin Hunting. By the time she found them though they were dead, heads sliced cleanly from their shoulders.

Slightly disappointed she headed back toward the arch, leaving the Goblin bodies laying in the shadows of the wall...
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Quite an entertaining fight...Or at least the whole Goblins being launched into magma part was entertaining anyway  :D

I believe Birut may have a serious future in Flamebanner. She killed 9 Goblins between the 2 groups and earned herself a nice sounding title: Birut Polishedbuckle the True Ice.

Plus, you've now seen a new member of the enemy forces. Since they aren't actually in-game though they don't count towards the kills. Just a new addition to keep things interesting, like the Stingtails...

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DF Community Games & Stories / Re: Flamebanner: The Time Of Fire Has Come
« on: November 25, 2010, 09:45:59 pm »
And this is the moment when the traitor struck...

Digging his spear into the ground, Firetower used the leverage to vault over the Spearmaster's head as the skeleton hit the trip wire and was snared by the cage that fell from the trees. Glancing down the line of hidden traps he saw the pair of Macemen he had already tricked into the cages were still contained.

Another Warrior smashed into Doldinn, knocking him aside as a spear flew overhead, burying itself deep in the trunk of a tree rather then in Firetower's body.

Rolling to his feet he gave the battlefield a quick glance and settled on charging the Macelord, who laughed as the spear passed between the bones without doing any actual damage. A mace blow stunned him momentarily and a kick send the Dwarf flying into one of the pools that dotted the landscape as a Wrestler leapt in after him.

A skull floated to the surface, followed slowly by a few other assorted bones. Then Firetower broke the surface, not even gasping as he swam to the side of the pool and hauled himself out.

A second charge faltered as a wave of pain ran through the Leader's right leg and he stumbled to the ground. The Macelord strode over with the few remaining members of his squad as the Thunderclan Leader was overcome by the pain and blacked out.

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DF Community Games & Stories / Re: Flamebanner: Rise of a New Leader
« on: November 20, 2010, 11:21:51 pm »
4th Slate

The long overlooked Temple of Armok was filled with the clamor of Dwarves at work. One of Fireshield's first orders had been to expand and improve the site into something worthy of Flamebanner. The Masons were divided, with most working on a wall to surround and protect the Temple while a pair removed the limestone slabs leading up to the entrance and replaced them with felsite.

Sarek and his men were working overtime in the forges to produce a number of gold and silver statues with the small supplies of those materials that remained.

Looking over the blueprints Barbarossa had drawn up, Reg directed the Dwarves who were bringing in supplies, making sure that the blocks of felsite and the boards destined for scaffolds were sent where they were needed.

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6th Slate

Uktang sat gazing over a map of the world as his Generals reported on the movements of the Goblin troops. More and more territory was being added to the Demon's empire as his alliances grew, overwhelming the defenders of every settlement they invaded.

The Demon waved a hand to silence the current speaker as a trio of cloaked Goblin's emerged from the shadows of the doorway.

"Well?" He growled, impatient to hear the news these Goblins brought.

"Success my Lord." The trio's leader said in a low voice. "Doldinn Firetower is dead, thanks to our ally within their walls. He followed our plan to the letter, poisoning Doldinn during the battle and leading to his death at the hands of our Undead allies."

"Excellent!" The Demon roared. "One more obstacle is removed and in time we will be ready to wipe that miserable little fortress off the map forever."

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