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General Discussion / Re: [bunbunbun] UPRPR club hop and flop station (Happy thread)
« on: May 22, 2016, 05:36:38 am »
I drink both.
Sometimes at once v:
Sometimes at once v:
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Forum Games and Roleplaying / Re: Fire Emblem on Forums 2 (FEF2) IC/Game Thread
« on: May 22, 2016, 03:21:17 am »Quote from: Grifen heals Cyra
10+26 = Up to 36HP healed
Quote from: Leo heals Ciera
10+28+5 /2 = Up to 21HP healed
Quote from: Leo heals Sheila
10+28+5 /2 = Up to 21HP healed
Quote from: Efa vs War Priest A
Hit: 124+5+10-56 = 83 => 85
Hit roll: 21, hit!
Damage: 37+2+2-14 = 27dmg
Efa strikes again!
Hit: 124+5+10-56 = 83 => 85
Hit roll: 21, hit!
Damage: 37+2+2-14 = 27dmg
~~Enemies Turn!~~
"Regroup! Block the passageway till the wyverns arrive!" Two of the soldiers however were too far to regroup, so they went after Ciera and Julius.Quote from: Guard B vs Ciera
Hit: 108-15-80 = 13
Hit roll: 52, miss!
Guard B strikes again!
Hit: 108-15-80 = 13
Hit roll: 19, miss!
Ciera counters!
Hit: definitely an autohit
Great Shield roll: 14!
No damage!
Ciera counters again!
Hit: see above
Damage: 35+1-29 = 7dmg
Quote from: Crossbowmaster J vs Julius
Hit: => 85
Hit roll: 68, hit!
Damage: 30-21 = 9dmg
~~Allies Turn!~~
Renault and Fyra dealt with the annoying ones.
Quote from: Renault vs Guard B
Hit: 135+15+15+10-38 = 137, autohit! Crit roll: 9!
Damage: 38+1-29 = 10x3 = 30dmg
Quote from: Commander Fyra vs Crossbowmaster J
Hit: 141+10-56 = 95
Hit roll: 58, hit!
Damage: 41-16 = 25dmg
Ram then patched up Julius.
Quote from: Ram heals Julius
10+25+2 = Up to 37HP restored
~~Player Turn 5~~
Spoiler: HP (click to show/hide)
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Forum Games and Roleplaying / Re: Fire Emblem on Forums 4 (FEF4), IC Thread!
« on: May 21, 2016, 03:35:04 pm »
~~Enemies Turn!~~
Unfortunately for Aurelian, he was ganged upon.
Then Hildebrand caught a javelin.
And Kerr some magicks.
~~Allies Turn!~~
"Have at you, traitor!" And then the prins did with the stabbings. Not so much with evadings, though.
Then Princess Saria briefly raised one of her staves.
Unfortunately for Aurelian, he was ganged upon.
Quote from: Wave Mage G vs Aurelian
Hit: 100-4 = 96
Hit roll: 93, hit!
Damage: 15-9 = 6dmg
Aurelian has been covered in Acid!
Wave Mage G attacks again!
Hit: 100-4 = 96
Hit roll: 93, hit!
Damage: 15-9 = 6dmg
Aurelian has been covered in Acid!
Quote from: Sea Fighter D vs Aurelian
Hit: 100+15-4 = 111, autohit!
Damage: 20+1-1-2-14 = 4 => 0dmg
Aurelian counters!
Hit: 76+15-15-22 = 54
Hit roll: 27, hit!
Damage: 20+1-1-8 = 12dmg
Sea Fighter D strikes once more!
Hit: 100+15-4 = 111, autohit!
Damage: 20+1-1-2-14 = 4 => 0dmg
Then Hildebrand caught a javelin.
Quote from: Triton H vs Hildebrand
Hit: 96+15-18 = 93
Hit roll: 74, hit!
Damage: 18+1-8 = 11dmg
And Kerr some magicks.
Quote from: Wave Mage F vs Kerr
Hit: 105-22 = 83
Hit roll: 9, hit!
Damage: 16-6 = 10dmg
~~Allies Turn!~~
"Have at you, traitor!" And then the prins did with the stabbings. Not so much with evadings, though.Quote from: Prince Alonse vs Triton H
Hit: 98-19 = 79
Hit roll: 20, hit!
Damage: 21-7 = 14dmg
Triton H counters!
Hit: 96-31 = 65
Hit roll: 44, hit!
Damage: 18-9 = 9dmg
Then Princess Saria briefly raised one of her staves.
Quote from: Princess Saria casts Silence on Wave Mage F
Staff hit: (30+[{13-8}x5]+6)-(6x2) = 30+25+6-12 = 49
Hit roll: 12, hit!
Wave Mage F has been Silenced!
~~Player Turn 5~~
Quote from: Poison rolls
Aurelian: 5, 2
Spoiler: HP (click to show/hide)
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Forum Games and Roleplaying / Re: Forum Game Poll
« on: May 21, 2016, 02:39:18 pm »Looks like we're currently heading towards a fantasy game involving wizards and set underground. I'm gonna give it a little bit longer for any stragglers to cast their votes, then start writing.
So basically Exile/Avernum series?
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Forum Games and Roleplaying / Re: Fire Emblem on Forums 3 (FEF3), IC Thread!
« on: May 21, 2016, 09:52:59 am »12637
Forum Games and Roleplaying / Re: Fire Emblem on Forums 2 (FEF2) IC/Game Thread
« on: May 21, 2016, 09:41:49 am »
Suddenly there was a flash of light and the dimensional rupture engulfed two bishops that were and weren't there.
Quote from: Efa vs War Priest X
Hit: 124+5+10-56 = 83 => 85
Hit roll: 91, miss!
Hit: 124+5+10+15-56 = 98
Hit roll: 66, hit! Crit roll: 2!
Damage: 60+2+2-14 = 50x3 = 150dmg
Spoiler: HP (click to show/hide)
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Forum Games and Roleplaying / Re: Fire Emblem on Forums 4 (FEF4), IC Thread!
« on: May 21, 2016, 05:12:10 am »
//Miranda moved to 12.19 instead cuz Ayz is at 12.20. Irios moved only to 19.19 because Giuseppina is holding at 17.19.
Alas, because the Prince was out of 5-tile Talk range, he did not hear Chance's question.
Alas, because the Prince was out of 5-tile Talk range, he did not hear Chance's question.
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Forum Games and Roleplaying / Re: Fire Emblem on Forums 3 (FEF3), IC Thread!
« on: May 21, 2016, 05:02:30 am »
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Forum Games and Roleplaying / Re: FEF: Clashing Ideals OOC (Actually Full!)
« on: May 21, 2016, 04:26:26 am »
That's good or bad :v?
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Forum Games and Roleplaying / Re: Fire Emblem on Forums: Final Hour OOC thread. rng wai
« on: May 21, 2016, 04:25:36 am »Epilogue will be Senija piercesmashing the master's house V:
And Tomik's wedding v;
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Forum Games and Roleplaying / Re: Fire Emblem on Forums 2 (FEF2) IC/Game Thread
« on: May 21, 2016, 04:14:06 am »
//There is no bishop around 22.13, so Efa's move and therefore Alec's barding weren't processed.
Cousinheeeeals.
Then there were stabs, and twangs.
Cousinheeeeals.
Quote from: Grifen heals Julius
10+26 = Up to 36HP restored
Then there were stabs, and twangs.
Quote from: Julius vs Crossbowmaster J
Hit: 155-56 = 99
Hit roll: 31, hit!
Damage: 36+1-21 = 12dmg
Crossbowmaster J counterattacks!
Hit: => 85
Hit roll: 78, hit!
Damage: 30-17 = 13dmg
Julius attacks again!
Hit: 155-56 = 99
Hit roll: 31, hit!
Damage: 36+1-21 = 12dmg
Spoiler: HP (click to show/hide)
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Play With Your Buddies / Re: Civilization II (modded) Repeating LP!: Currently on-going: Celtic Prince!
« on: May 20, 2016, 05:40:28 pm »
Update 2: Excerpts from Boudicca Cuichlainn's "Gods and Kings: Summary of the Late Celtic Dynastical Period."
At the dawn of the new millenium, the Celtic population was still expanding in numbers, carried by the wave of previous centuries' urban growth. Various sources state various numbers, but the most common and the average of these numbers are around four hundred thousand.
An important event is marked in 'The List of Seas', where a ship of unknown origin was spotted off the coast of Kells. The fishermen of Kells tried to sail and greet the newcomers, but the storm broke out and cast the ship away from the coast. Cross-referencing this with the German 'Tale of Henrik' gave enough evidence to suggest that it was a ship of German origin.
This in turn provided a whole generation of scared people that did not want to anger the seas more, especially that the design of the ship was improved, and first graphical areas were made; the Map Making techniques were crude at the time, but still inspired many to depose the mayor of Kells.
The period of 1740-1720BC saw the rapid transition from rigid monarchy to a more feudal society, possibly influenced by some foreign tribe; the Celts knew their horses well and developed tactics against future possible attacks, as the mayors of the cities gained prestige and more authority. The King of course was still on top of the power ladder, but this feudal society paved way to a more group-based system that would emerge later.
The earliest mention of a completed Great Library of Cardiff comes from 1680BC; it has been theoretized that the various scrolls and brief visits by foreigners prompted the Celts to collect the tales and reports in written forms in one building.
It's the Great Library which housed the largest stash of clay tablets containing the names and rituals of the Celtic Pantheon; the Horse God on top of a family-structured grouping of animalistic and human deities alike. There are many influences of the German origin, however, and it is thought that the tablets were at least partial copies of some lost German listing - like those found in Caerphilly, suggesting that the city was founded no later than 1660BC.
'The Sword of Cunobith' is dated around 1620BC, and is thought to be the earliest preserved Iron Working example of the Celtic Kingdom. The sword was found in a burial mound at Carmanthen, just near the first Temple outside Cardiff built in the kingdom; previously only the capital city hosted a proper house of worship.
And there's still no explanation for a pair of Japanese chariots, dated c.1600BC, that were found in the burial mound of a Kells mayor, who himself perished in 1520BC. But the chariots are treated as an evidence of both the fact that Celts had knowledge of the Wheel, a crucial advancement, as well as more of brief contacts with foreign tribes. The latter has been attributed to the Catamaran crews still sailing boldly along unknown shores, only to return home to Cardiff, as evidenced in the records on clay tables, like 'Tablet of Inng' or Tablets 34, 37 and 61 of 'The Great Collection'.
The theory of Japanese-Celtic contact was further strengthened by the recent discovery of a clay tablet, 'Sixth Tablet of Teol', which described a city called 'Satsuma' on 'the forest-island north of the sands of Tintagel'.
It is unknown how exactly the Celts came to use complex mathematics (of ancient kind, of course), but the census records coincide with discovery of more purely mathematical listings from Great Library dated at the year 1440BC, suggesting a foreign influence once again.
At least three different tablets have cenuses of households; these censuses claim that Celtic Kingdom comprised of 70.000 homesteads; considering the model of ancient Celtic family, this meant about 10 people per homesteads.
Then we come to the first written record of official visit from the Japanese, to the city of Tintagel. A brief dispute over governmental systems ended in the Japanese raiding the Tintagel, only to be repelled in force by the Tintagel pikemen.
The sudden attack by the foreign troops seems to have spurred an architectural advancement; the houses began to be constructed not from clay alone but also from bricks and stone as well; the earliest of these 'mixed cottages' seem to come from the 1400BC.
The situation of the Cunobelin Dynasty turned worse by 1280BC, when barbarians from the seas attacked Caerphilly. This might've been the fuel for the riots that wracked Cardiff; tablets form the priestly caste suggest that the King was pushing his subjects too hard for taxes whilst not protecting them with enough military force.
By the 1240BC, riots were commonplace; the historians know of at least two more of such uprisings against Cunobelin's family, at Kells and Caernarfon.
The Cunobelin King was unaware that the Mayors of his cities were plotting behind his back; some secret correspondence between the Mayors of Kells and Armagh was found, describing 'a rejected plea for shared power', as well as certain government records of punishment of traitors from Tintagel, presumably after a riot occured there as well.
And by the 1220BC, the Cunobelins fell out of favor of both the Mayoral alliance as well as the common peoples of the Celtic Kingdom. Sparse tablets of these times suggest that Cunobelin King was slain or deposed, and his family disappears from history. The Celtic Kingdom effectively collapsed, and it would take several long decades of stagnation and conflict before a new government would arise from the ashes of the Celtic Kingdom.
At the dawn of the new millenium, the Celtic population was still expanding in numbers, carried by the wave of previous centuries' urban growth. Various sources state various numbers, but the most common and the average of these numbers are around four hundred thousand.
An important event is marked in 'The List of Seas', where a ship of unknown origin was spotted off the coast of Kells. The fishermen of Kells tried to sail and greet the newcomers, but the storm broke out and cast the ship away from the coast. Cross-referencing this with the German 'Tale of Henrik' gave enough evidence to suggest that it was a ship of German origin.
This in turn provided a whole generation of scared people that did not want to anger the seas more, especially that the design of the ship was improved, and first graphical areas were made; the Map Making techniques were crude at the time, but still inspired many to depose the mayor of Kells.
The period of 1740-1720BC saw the rapid transition from rigid monarchy to a more feudal society, possibly influenced by some foreign tribe; the Celts knew their horses well and developed tactics against future possible attacks, as the mayors of the cities gained prestige and more authority. The King of course was still on top of the power ladder, but this feudal society paved way to a more group-based system that would emerge later.
The earliest mention of a completed Great Library of Cardiff comes from 1680BC; it has been theoretized that the various scrolls and brief visits by foreigners prompted the Celts to collect the tales and reports in written forms in one building.
It's the Great Library which housed the largest stash of clay tablets containing the names and rituals of the Celtic Pantheon; the Horse God on top of a family-structured grouping of animalistic and human deities alike. There are many influences of the German origin, however, and it is thought that the tablets were at least partial copies of some lost German listing - like those found in Caerphilly, suggesting that the city was founded no later than 1660BC.
'The Sword of Cunobith' is dated around 1620BC, and is thought to be the earliest preserved Iron Working example of the Celtic Kingdom. The sword was found in a burial mound at Carmanthen, just near the first Temple outside Cardiff built in the kingdom; previously only the capital city hosted a proper house of worship.
And there's still no explanation for a pair of Japanese chariots, dated c.1600BC, that were found in the burial mound of a Kells mayor, who himself perished in 1520BC. But the chariots are treated as an evidence of both the fact that Celts had knowledge of the Wheel, a crucial advancement, as well as more of brief contacts with foreign tribes. The latter has been attributed to the Catamaran crews still sailing boldly along unknown shores, only to return home to Cardiff, as evidenced in the records on clay tables, like 'Tablet of Inng' or Tablets 34, 37 and 61 of 'The Great Collection'.
The theory of Japanese-Celtic contact was further strengthened by the recent discovery of a clay tablet, 'Sixth Tablet of Teol', which described a city called 'Satsuma' on 'the forest-island north of the sands of Tintagel'.
It is unknown how exactly the Celts came to use complex mathematics (of ancient kind, of course), but the census records coincide with discovery of more purely mathematical listings from Great Library dated at the year 1440BC, suggesting a foreign influence once again.
At least three different tablets have cenuses of households; these censuses claim that Celtic Kingdom comprised of 70.000 homesteads; considering the model of ancient Celtic family, this meant about 10 people per homesteads.
Then we come to the first written record of official visit from the Japanese, to the city of Tintagel. A brief dispute over governmental systems ended in the Japanese raiding the Tintagel, only to be repelled in force by the Tintagel pikemen.
The sudden attack by the foreign troops seems to have spurred an architectural advancement; the houses began to be constructed not from clay alone but also from bricks and stone as well; the earliest of these 'mixed cottages' seem to come from the 1400BC.
The situation of the Cunobelin Dynasty turned worse by 1280BC, when barbarians from the seas attacked Caerphilly. This might've been the fuel for the riots that wracked Cardiff; tablets form the priestly caste suggest that the King was pushing his subjects too hard for taxes whilst not protecting them with enough military force.
By the 1240BC, riots were commonplace; the historians know of at least two more of such uprisings against Cunobelin's family, at Kells and Caernarfon.
The Cunobelin King was unaware that the Mayors of his cities were plotting behind his back; some secret correspondence between the Mayors of Kells and Armagh was found, describing 'a rejected plea for shared power', as well as certain government records of punishment of traitors from Tintagel, presumably after a riot occured there as well.
And by the 1220BC, the Cunobelins fell out of favor of both the Mayoral alliance as well as the common peoples of the Celtic Kingdom. Sparse tablets of these times suggest that Cunobelin King was slain or deposed, and his family disappears from history. The Celtic Kingdom effectively collapsed, and it would take several long decades of stagnation and conflict before a new government would arise from the ashes of the Celtic Kingdom.
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Forum Games and Roleplaying / Re: Fire Emblem on Forums 5 (FEF5), OOC thread!
« on: May 20, 2016, 04:28:35 pm »
Them levels v;
Alice: +STR, LCK
Chalco: +HP, STR, DEF, RES
Curua: +HP, MAG
Cyrus: +STR, DEF, SPD
Galen: +HP, SKL, DEF, RES, SPD
Iolani: +SPD from rolls, +MAG from pref.stats
Larsarin: +HP, MAG, RES, SPD
Lian-Ziu: +HP from rolls, +SKL from pref.stats
Lizbet: +LCK from rolls, +SKL from pref.stats
Niccola: +HP, STR, SKL, DEF, SPD
Santoku: +HP, SPD
Sen: +STR, DEF
Titus: +HP, STR, SKL, DEF, SPD
Vera: +HP, MAG, DEF, RES, SPD
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Captain Orena: +SKL, RES, SPD
Gwyn: +HP, STR, DEF
Odysios: +STR from rolls, +SKL from pref.stats
Prince Titon: +HP, STR, LCK
Now updating HP spoiler ;v! Done updating, you can post now.
Quote
84, 17, 60, 100, 10, 51, 33, 69
Alice: +STR, LCK
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44, 28, 57, 84, 49, 28, 30, 87
Chalco: +HP, STR, DEF, RES
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4, 56, 55, 71, 60, 93, 76, 96
Curua: +HP, MAG
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97, 18, 98, 84, 97, 23, 15, 30
Cyrus: +STR, DEF, SPD
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30, 98, 99, 4, 77, 20, 39, 4
Galen: +HP, SKL, DEF, RES, SPD
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93, 85, 69, 62, 97, 94, 74, 16
Iolani: +SPD from rolls, +MAG from pref.stats
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66, 60, 9, 81, 54, 97, 32, 3
Larsarin: +HP, MAG, RES, SPD
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28, 96, 42, 52, 62, 51, 36, 84
Lian-Ziu: +HP from rolls, +SKL from pref.stats
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81, 99, 34, 69, 5, 26, 85, 97
Lizbet: +LCK from rolls, +SKL from pref.stats
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17, 59, 82, 14, 90, 32, 41, 13
Niccola: +HP, STR, SKL, DEF, SPD
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62, 73, 34, 94, 86, 18, 31, 59
Santoku: +HP, SPD
Quote
74, 19, 76, 81, 28, 8, 91, 87
Sen: +STR, DEF
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60, 21, 10, 21, 26, 56, 80, 60
Titus: +HP, STR, SKL, DEF, SPD
Quote
36, 100, 17, 79, 52, 36, 30, 1
Vera: +HP, MAG, DEF, RES, SPD
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Quote
87, 97, 45, 17, 80, 49, 10, 37
Captain Orena: +SKL, RES, SPD
Quote
36, 18, 74, 91, 81, 9, 79, 72
Gwyn: +HP, STR, DEF
Quote
62, 30, 100, 98, 40, 98, 42, 83
Odysios: +STR from rolls, +SKL from pref.stats
Quote
70, 10, 19, 62, 11, 75, 53, 96
Prince Titon: +HP, STR, LCK
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Forum Games and Roleplaying / Re: Fire Emblem on Forums 5 (FEF5), IC Thread!
« on: May 20, 2016, 03:40:13 pm »Quote from: Sen vs Bandit E
Hit: 114+10-5-9 = 110, autohit!
Damage: 15-4 = 11dmg
Bandit E counters!
Hit: 73+5-10-31 = 47
Hit roll: 34, hit!
Damage: 16-8 = 8dmg
Sen strikes again!
Hit: 114+10-5-9 = 110, autohit!
Damage: 15-4 = 11dmg
~~Enemies Turn!~~
Mayhaps the bandits are allergic to ham, as Chalco was targeted - emphasis on 'targeted'.
Quote from: Shady Lady D vs Chalco
Hit: 97+5-10-14 = 78
Hit roll: 96, miss!
Quote from: Bandit E vs Chalco
Hit: 73+15+5-10-14 = 69
Hit roll: 72, miss!
Then two arrows gave him bruises.
Quote from: Hawkeye C vs Chalco
Hit: 105+5-10-14 = 86
Hit roll: 79, hit!
Damage: 13-2-10 = 1dmg
Quote from: Hawkeye D vs Chalco
Hit: 105+5-10-14 = 86
Hit roll: 60, hit!
Damage: 13-2-10 = 1dmg
The next round of pain was for Odysios who didn't evade well enough.
Quote from: Thief F vs Odysios
Hit: 109+5-26 = 88
Hit roll: 47, hit!
Damage: 9-4 = 5dmg
Quote from: Bandit C vs Odysios
Hit: 73+5-15-26 = 37
Hit roll: 65, miss!
Quote from: Hawkeye A vs Odysios
Hit: 105+5-26 = 84
Hit roll: 27, hit!
Damage: 13-4 = 9dmg
//Dingdingding!
~~Allies Turn!~~
Gwyn and Titon had to wait while Captain Orena went, struck down a thug woman, and canto'd away.
Quote from: Captain Orena vs Shady Lady D
Hit: 115-12 = 103, autohit!
Damage: 16-3 = 13dmg
Then Odysios killed a bandit.
Quote from: Odysios vs Bandit E
Hit: 89+15-5-9 = 90
Hit roll: 33, hit!
Damage: 18+1-4 = 15dmg
~~Player Turn 13~~
Spoiler: HP (click to show/hide)