Oh, and BTW: Look at what Udil's doing with the prisoner. He's setting Aodun free! Did I not say this would end badly?
Dammit, Ardas, why do you need to keep proving me right?
Seriously though, I am a tad bit concerned that Udil apparently cares nothing for the demise of his wife and son(s). Or at least mentions them, though I think it was mainly because we all forgot Udil had a family.
Or because Udil got what matters more to him than any person--divinity.
I'm trying to put into action a plan thar should at least slow down the genocide of pretty much everything. We are nearly being suffocated by all the corpses piling up!
Good luck.
GWG you too, you are awfully out of character. Hey that worked cool, doesn't sound one bit like a Massive Dragon...
What are you expecting? [glow=3,200]RAR GRR I'M A GIANT DRAGON WORSHIP ME OR BE EATEN[/glow] or something?
I see him as trying to emulate Grandpa, which is convenient because A. I don't need to come up with a new, complex personality to don while playing this game and B. it gives Nelkathar a motivation to do the kind of altruistic stuff you don't see anyone doing.
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Why is it that all gods seem to think that getting past Sabt Golgo is easy?
Because they want it to be. And because no one's tried yet.
Ah, Udil is such a lovable little rascal.
That's about as accurate as saying
Hitler Pol Pot was an example choirboy who once stole a cookie.
Remind me why the backstabbing Dwarf get's rewarded? I want a reason.
Because the GM likes him. And no one has wisened up to how he
will backstab y'all save me and maybe some other minor guys, despite my predictions of him turning against Corvus, Az-Sho, and now Tiruin (?) have all come true. I suspect my one about Thaneos would if he hadn't died.
Our Overgods have all been on the dim side somewhat, I'm afraid.
It's not just them. Thaneos, for instance.
I suppose everyone else who's thrown in their lot with him can be excused for doing so when he hadn't even moved much against Neyravah yet.
By this time the only person who knows not to trust him is Corvus. All the other ones are dead, and I suspect I'll be following them soon.
And Nelkathar, albeit in part due to being Neyravahs' spiritual grandkid. Which sorta-kinda makes Udil his uncle...
the craving for power is not a force of nature
Oh great, two Udil's.
THERE CAN BE ONLY ONE
Someone forge SunRa a Katana...and give him a scottish accent.
Aye, MacLeod, slay that drunken Kurgan.
Why did someone have to revive the dwarves? I wanted Udil to die from Godly Starvation!
Because everyone loves dwarves, even to the point of eventual suicide by Udil?
From a moral standpoint, converting the dwarves would be a lot more ethical than killing them just to starve Udil.
On the other hand, conversion has a higher risk of Udil sending his troops to kill all rebel dwarves and other worshipers, and then killing you, stealing your power for himself, and putting a blight on the land.
That said, from an IC perspective some new gods may not "know" about Udil's past so telling them IC could serve a purpose but I wouldn't count on it.
Aye, worth a shot...
If players really want Udil dead then eventually they will make an attempt to kill him. If they don't and he kills them... too bad I guess?
Very bad. Udil M. Stu will continue to rampage, all the more powerful.
My guy is currently content to become a lesser god and bring about a new wave of biological evolution to make this universe a little more interesting. Unless someone directly gets in my way of doing this, I probably won't kill. Then again that assumes I can become a god without killing another player first... Hopefully that spire is working.
Similarly from here.
Actually, there is something stopping me. UDIL. Why do you think I haven't done that by now?
You're on the moon?
Haha, I saw that post before you modified it. Yes it's true, I haven't actually read up anything about the creation of the spire OOC not that it matters. IC I've only heard about it from GWG's character and he's the one going to investigate it anyway.
And Nelkathar from rumors.
OOC, I don't remember much of it either.
Edit: Perusing through old posts, I couldn't help but notice the world hammer can only be used by those with giant's blood.
...Excellent. Unless it turns out Udil's father was somehow a giant, he can't use it. *punches air* Yes! Hope!
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