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Quote from: evilcherry on June 26, 2013, 11:15:44 pm

Quote from: Origami_Psycho on June 26, 2013, 10:23:28 pm

Quote from: GreatWyrmGold on June 26, 2013, 10:15:29 pm

Do we have plague victims?

Or an enemy to use them on, approximately...now?

Yes, there will likely still be some of them somewhere, and yeah, the viking-things.

Medieval biological attacks only work in a siege where sanitation is declining real fast.

Did I mention the part where we attack them?

No.
Because that's crazy.

I think we should secure Curbiston. begin cleaning it out and if at all possible restoring order (even though I doubt anyone still actually lives there). I don't think we should go into it striving to return it into a major civilian center any time soon. but instead occupy it as a military outpost... the fact that holding it will probably give us some legitimacy is a thing to keep in mind aswell. If we don't secure it and restore the Riverchain our actual civilian center will be vulnerable to raiding by the invaders.

it would be pretty terrible if the sea raiders actually set up an outpost instead of us.

Having that extra holding under our control is also a nice trust fund for our son when he comes of age.

I agree.

I think Im in favour of taking control of the capitol, and maybe even moving ourselves and our family there soon, From there we can strive to restore order in the County.... If Arthur was still alive the task would fall to him, but as it stands it seems like Stone is the man for the job.

...You mean Curbiston, right?


Basically, our goals right now should be:
1. Retain/Create order in the County.
2. Clean and restore Curbiston.
3. Prepare for war with the Sea Raiders.
All three goals benefit from improving the situation of the County, so there's that.

I suggest that we send some men to clean the dead bodies out of Curbiston, ideally giving them good burials but dumping them in a mass grave or the river if that's not possible. If there is time or manpower left over, clean the general refuse from the streets as well. Once that is finished, inform the peasants in the surrounding region that Curbiston is once more a safe place to be and work on establishing it as a functioning--if half-ghost-town--city.
On that note, we should contact the other knights who survived the plague and organize an attempt to return the county to roughly how it was before the plague (minus the people who died, of course). I'm not entirely sure what to do, mostly because I'm not sure what needs to be done. We should probably inform them about the task the Duke gave us.
We also need to make sure that the army of Feroshire and the other knights is ready for battle.

As for the "Move to Curbiston" vs. "Stay in Feroshire" thing: We should discuss it with such folks as Feroshire's mayor, the Rat, Fin, and Marna before making a decision. Learn what they think the costs of us leaving Feroshire would be.
Also, let the other knights know before we actually start moving if we do. We don't want to look, you know...rash and power-seeking.

((One arrow, or multiple arrows? If the former, grab the rest of the arrows. Either way:))

"Kinda wish I coulda taken that carpenter's apprenticeship...but how hard can a wall be? It's probably like that time I built a shed."

Build a wall around the church. Leave a "gate"hole for now.

-1 to Fleeing

+1 to any practical, safe method to catch the new Wisp. Or maybe the Big Wisp.

piecewise, you never did definitively answer my questions about "one gang one kind of magic" or "one kind of magic one gang" definitively. All you've said for certain is that PCs can form gangs that go against that pattern...and you didn't even say if NPCs could join them...

From its hungry mouth, Xantalos disregards intros and spews a mass of horrible eldritch monstrosity things that eat reality from its mouth!

GreatWyrmGold the Great Wyrm of Gold created the Void Plague, a species of creature that eats Nothing and excretes Something, specifically to make sure that there is always Something for the gods to create in.

Quote from: GreatWyrmGold on June 26, 2013, 10:52:32 pm

Mind if I ask what was wrong with Glio?

He really had no cohesion as far as I could see. He's a plump, tanned old man wearing a lot of jewelry, who likes giving and receiving gifts, with the spheres of Disease, Peace, and Happiness. What does that make him in general? I don't really know. There's no way I can think of to sum him up.

Compare that with the dragon god, whose appearance, personality, and spheres all scream god of monsters; or the lady of grim winter; or to a lesser extent the helpful god of living things. They've all got fairly strong, coherent, interesting themes going on.

Part of that was me using a random generator, but that was mostly for appearance. (Bad move, then.) The rest was basically an image I had of him being basically a "nice Death" guy.
(I probably should have dropped Happiness instead of Chaos. Oh well, what's done is done.)
...Is it possible to ascend from Minor Godhood to Major Godhood (or at least Less Impermanent Minor Godhood) with worshipers or something? It would kinda suck for the mortals if their patron god vanished suddenly, not to return for generations...

Yeah sure I forgot about that god haha

Understandable. The copyright issues or something made the WH40k universe "forget" about Malal, too.

...
You sure you want us to be Greater Daemons? If so, aren't we basically unstoppaboh we're not physically manifested yet.

Ah, ye of far too much faith in yourself. Everything can always go wrong.

((considering my tiny size, mine should be distinctive, even Grate is bigger than me I think))

((I suspect that I should check my teammates' character sheets' and/or mission histories at some point...))

"I want to call you by your name. What is you name?"
Continue to stubbornly attempt to be polite.