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1. Sorry, I'd prefer a Latin motto for MADPLANS if possible
2. I thought we were going to hold a coup, not a war. We don't have the manpower, and our current funds will only extend to a plane ticket or two.
3. As far as I'm concerned, minting our own coins comes alongside dress uniforms and other luxuries. I.E not yet.

2. Coup, war, either way. I'd consider slowly eroding the current leader's control over himself with Brainfreez and giving him advice.
3. That was an idea for the US government.

Quote from: GreatWyrmGold on September 15, 2012, 06:35:02 am

Very little, if any, entity modding does NOT require a regen.

It usually does. If it's about items/weapons/reactions, it always requires a regen. I am not sure about ethics, haven't tried it, but most likely you have to regenerate because ethics are a big part of civ-to-civ relations (needs test).

...I said not? What the hell?

My guess is vampire.

Vampires drain blood, they don't eat people.
My guess was that he's a member of a goblin or elven civ. Maybe kobold. It was elves, of course.
Devouring is a special worldgen action that elves and maybe kobolds/goblins do to their defeated enemies.

If you turn into a monster every month, would you rather hide on the outskirts of an area that wants to kill you or directly within a community that you don't know if the inhabitants will kill you horribly or capture and use you?

Why does that only apply to adamantine?

1. It's the way things are now and have been since signs and reading were implemented.

2. I'm a bad example, but if I could read and understand the difference between "gold statue of a gorilla with platinum spikes" and "bold statue of Godzilla with platinum studs," I could understand Dr. Seuss. That's basically what I was saying. If smiths and such only have basic reading ability, writers would write books they can read so that they would sell.
Oh, and in case you haven't gathered it: You strawmanned me. The argument you're arguing against is almost the exact opposite of what I said.

3. Biblophiles won't be burned if they're not implemented in an annoying fashion!

Bit coins?

Overweight Indiana Jones character