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Forum Games and Roleplaying / Re: America Prevails
« on: June 09, 2010, 08:22:24 am »
Start playing with someone's (base)balls
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Forum Games and Roleplaying / Re: Godhood
« on: June 08, 2010, 06:17:50 pm »
End. Retreat. Victory impossible
We cannot continue. We must retreat:our part in this battle is over
Chara's movement slowed, stopped and reversed. silently, it sped away through the expanse of the void, to recover from its wounds.
Frandor and Chara entered into deep discussion, analysing the events that had happened, going over what had happened and resolving not to repeat them.
1-They had entered the battle alone - in future, wait for others to be ready before attacking
2-They had not sufficient resources - The bugs had been intended for use as an enery source, but they had not adapted to their removal
3-Frandor had tried to execute its plan - the plan was still too risky to execute.
From this, new short-term plans were established - they would wait, recuperate and gather resources. When that was done, they would wait for the others to be ready before acting. Then, and only then, could they be victorious.
We cannot continue. We must retreat:our part in this battle is over
Chara's movement slowed, stopped and reversed. silently, it sped away through the expanse of the void, to recover from its wounds.
Frandor and Chara entered into deep discussion, analysing the events that had happened, going over what had happened and resolving not to repeat them.
1-They had entered the battle alone - in future, wait for others to be ready before attacking
2-They had not sufficient resources - The bugs had been intended for use as an enery source, but they had not adapted to their removal
3-Frandor had tried to execute its plan - the plan was still too risky to execute.
From this, new short-term plans were established - they would wait, recuperate and gather resources. When that was done, they would wait for the others to be ready before acting. Then, and only then, could they be victorious.
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Forum Games and Roleplaying / Re: Godhood, OOC Thread
« on: June 08, 2010, 06:08:44 pm »
good lord, that's amazing!
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Forum Games and Roleplaying / Re: Godhood, OOC Thread
« on: June 08, 2010, 04:12:48 pm »
I'd just like to confirm: did you wrest control of Frandor, or is it Xarn masquerading again?
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DF General Discussion / Re: DF BOARD GAME
« on: June 08, 2010, 03:10:30 pm »
From what I can see, the biggest problem involved is the fact that DF is 3D: board games tend not to be, unless you construct comething very complicated. How complex are you willng to be with the board? I have a great concept that needs a bit of fleshing out, which I will post when I've got it all sorted.
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Forum Games and Roleplaying / Re: Blobquest, peon of the sea.
« on: June 08, 2010, 09:00:49 am »
Socialize with the locals. Turn on that single-celled charm.
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Forum Games and Roleplaying / Re: Godhood, OOC Thread
« on: June 08, 2010, 04:14:04 am »
Well, after he got pissed off it Chara did pry it open in a rather destructive manner.
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Forum Games and Roleplaying / Re: Godhood, OOC Thread
« on: June 08, 2010, 04:00:43 am »
this is an awesome game
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Forum Games and Roleplaying / Re: Godhood
« on: June 08, 2010, 04:00:21 am »
Across the universe, Frandor recoiled in an approximation of pain. It started to drop, but stopped before it hit the ground.
Unacceptable. Destruction, danger: death. Emergency:devote all possible resources
Drifting slowly away from Astra'ath was Chara. The blow had had some devestating consuquences. About a third of the shell was missing - broken up into chunks ranging over all sizes. These shards of metal intermingled with the remains of the planet, forming a cloud of cosmic debris that pervaded the local space. Chara drifted backwards through this cloud, the divine life in it fading.
Then Frandor acted. It could not let Chara die, that would be to let itself die. It must act, though no doubt it woulb be overextending itself, and damned be the consequences. One way or another, this would end here, now. That was for certain. Either Astra'ath or it would die in this battle.
Frandor invests acts in reforming Chara's shell
From the ether, new material sprung. It joined with what remained of Chara's shell, extending it and surrounding Chara once more. But it was different. Where previously the shell had been a sphere, now it was teardrop-shaped. A solid spike of metal, ending in a point finer than a single atom, pointing at Astra'ath.
It sped through space now, gathering more momentum than was thought possible. It impacted with Astra'ath.
Unacceptable. Destruction, danger: death. Emergency:devote all possible resources
Drifting slowly away from Astra'ath was Chara. The blow had had some devestating consuquences. About a third of the shell was missing - broken up into chunks ranging over all sizes. These shards of metal intermingled with the remains of the planet, forming a cloud of cosmic debris that pervaded the local space. Chara drifted backwards through this cloud, the divine life in it fading.
Then Frandor acted. It could not let Chara die, that would be to let itself die. It must act, though no doubt it woulb be overextending itself, and damned be the consequences. One way or another, this would end here, now. That was for certain. Either Astra'ath or it would die in this battle.
Frandor invests acts in reforming Chara's shell
From the ether, new material sprung. It joined with what remained of Chara's shell, extending it and surrounding Chara once more. But it was different. Where previously the shell had been a sphere, now it was teardrop-shaped. A solid spike of metal, ending in a point finer than a single atom, pointing at Astra'ath.
It sped through space now, gathering more momentum than was thought possible. It impacted with Astra'ath.
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Forum Games and Roleplaying / Re: Godhood, OOC Thread
« on: June 08, 2010, 03:47:38 am »
Damn
that's quite something.
that's quite something.
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Forum Games and Roleplaying / Re: Godhood, OOC Thread
« on: June 08, 2010, 03:33:02 am »
Wait, so you smashed me with the two halves of the planet?
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Forum Games and Roleplaying / Re: War of the Crusading Lords
« on: June 07, 2010, 08:35:33 pm »
Reginald continues south. He was growing to like this Romuald. As he travelled, a string of messangers were running to and from him - he always like to be informed.
ORDERS:
Reginald continues moving south with Romuald
The squad at Hanomo that has not been armoured will start being issued with iron equipment
Also, when you list what symbol is used by who, could you also list what the general name is? It would make organising PMs and the like a bit easier.
ORDERS:
Reginald continues moving south with Romuald
The squad at Hanomo that has not been armoured will start being issued with iron equipment
Also, when you list what symbol is used by who, could you also list what the general name is? It would make organising PMs and the like a bit easier.
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Forum Games and Roleplaying / Re: The Solar System
« on: June 07, 2010, 08:03:48 pm »
>Neutron star formed
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Forum Games and Roleplaying / Re: Godhood, OOC Thread
« on: June 07, 2010, 05:09:07 pm »
Well, Palad'in got all upset when I slightly deassembled his planet, so I figured I might as well go the whole hog.
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Forum Games and Roleplaying / Re: Godhood
« on: June 07, 2010, 05:08:23 pm »
The two halves of the planet drifted slowly apart as Chara approached. As the gap slowly widened, the innards of the planet were laid bare... and vulnerble. A colony of cultists, worshipping Asta'ath. Vast pools, containing demonic spawn. And at the centre of it all, Astra'ath itself, a pulsating mass of godly flesh.
A ripple acted along Chara's shell. Its normally smooth surface was disrupted. Great lengths of the metal were extruded, forming crude limbs. These limbs shot into the gap and thrashed around wildly, both pulverising the network of caves and driving the two halves of the planet apart. The blows rained down, the debris filling the space between the two hemispheres.
Once the gap was big enough, Chara moved in. At this point it was not very different from Astra'ath in appearance - they were both writhing masses of tentacles. Astra'ath, however was much smaller, the size of a moon, as opposed to Chara, the size of a sun. Additionally, Astra'ath's bulk was a dark, shapeless mass whereas Chara's shell was a bright, gleaming red.
This did not last long, though. Chara's shell shimmered, and... disappeared. Clearer than the finest of glass, It had turned invivible to all mortal eyes. Unseen, but certainly not unfelt, its limbs rained down blows on the body of Astra'ath.
A ripple acted along Chara's shell. Its normally smooth surface was disrupted. Great lengths of the metal were extruded, forming crude limbs. These limbs shot into the gap and thrashed around wildly, both pulverising the network of caves and driving the two halves of the planet apart. The blows rained down, the debris filling the space between the two hemispheres.
Once the gap was big enough, Chara moved in. At this point it was not very different from Astra'ath in appearance - they were both writhing masses of tentacles. Astra'ath, however was much smaller, the size of a moon, as opposed to Chara, the size of a sun. Additionally, Astra'ath's bulk was a dark, shapeless mass whereas Chara's shell was a bright, gleaming red.
This did not last long, though. Chara's shell shimmered, and... disappeared. Clearer than the finest of glass, It had turned invivible to all mortal eyes. Unseen, but certainly not unfelt, its limbs rained down blows on the body of Astra'ath.