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Quote from: sjm9876 on February 18, 2013, 04:35:17 pm

You are unique at the moment, but if i live long enough i may make you a friend.......
*Dad says hi* 

also, this asendant is being rather pesky; and his stone guard might prevent the rebellion from forming......
You won't get worshippers!
The only thing that might save them would be the shades, as they multiply on seperation(unless attacked by a god/ascendant)

Also, dittos are super effective when they use transform on magikarp!Use Splash!

If you attack Udil I will be obliged to kill you.

Well, there we go I suppose.

Quote from: Xantalos on February 18, 2013, 04:14:36 pm

Quote from: Ardas on February 18, 2013, 04:13:32 pm

Guys, coast dwarves are mine. Get lost or lose your head.

I'll not be concerned with them, but you might have a civil war on your hands with the religion thing.

Civil war? I'm not touching your people, so you can leave mine alone. We've been at allies so far, so thats should not be too big of a request, no?

15% of your populace worship me; maybe monotheism isn't the best solution?

All these Gods trying to invade on mah turf!
Stohp eet!

Feh. Your turf?
Defend it.

Quote from: Xantalos on February 18, 2013, 03:44:38 pm

Quote from: sjm9876 on February 18, 2013, 03:41:31 pm

Quote from: Xantalos on February 18, 2013, 03:38:34 pm

Hehehe.

I am not impressed......... If my soultaken are slaughtered....... Plus I didn't actually order the dragon to massacre, i left it up to the dragon itself.....

Dragon+scared people = slaughter.
Besides, I'm not harming them, just relocating them.

I have the funniest feeling Feros could see things differently.......

Point being the Soultaken won't be enslaved.

Make axe sharper than an electron!

Az-Sho contemplated his new position. The hated woman of the red lands had run like a coward, and even now cowered on the Spider's moon, enslaving their children.
Their.
The word was disgusting to think about, but that was the truth of it: the mixing of their energies had birthed serpents of fire and fertility. Serpents who Vanida, strangely enough, was enslaving, something she personally thought of as hideous.
Such was the depth of her hypocrisy, to deny freedom to some simply because they were the spawn of her most hated energy. While Az-Sho would've been glad to welcome them into his fold, he could do naught for now; he must concentrate on other matters.
Firstly, his Children must have a strong voice. While he was forbidden from directly intervening in their affairs, he could ensure that his voice was always heard through the most loyal of his sons, Aurik. But he needed to inspire them, to remind them that the Serpentborn did not run before the storm of lust; instead, their fire would burn the corruption away! They needed a leader. And Az-Sho would give them one.
Act: Az-Sho fills Aurik with the power of an Act, granting him more intense fires, eternal life if he didn't have that already, and generally making him a mighty being. He then commands Aurik to unite and inspire the Children for a second crusade against Vanida, which would be victorious. This time it will be a military campaign against the Sisters only; the Wanderers were to be left in peace.

His sons and daughters would need protection from what they would face, however. He had neglected to shield his children the last time. He would not do so again.
Earth Act: Az-Sho shields his children from divine attacks with the power of the earth, ensuring that any divine power worked by a god would be harmlessly grounded by the earth as a lightning bolt would. This includes Vanida's attempts to remove pleasure from the Children.

Finally, Az-Sho considered the two new gods that had entered the plain. Firstly, the god of the Wild would have to be dealt with; his children had had enough giant creatures attacking them.
As a matter of fact, he had an idea.
An awful idea.
Az-Sho had a wonderful, awful idea!
Az-Sho bids the Children to gather up the Dragonborn and Shepard them through the tunnels toward Vanida's cities before the dragon attacks. The Children will present the Dragonborn to the Sisters, ostensibly as a surrender tribute, but in reality dragonbait.

Though now that he thought about it, that would not be just. He had taken the Dragonborn in as his sons and daughters; he would not sacrifice them for the sake of the rest.

Instead, Az-Sho faces the dragon when it arrives and point out that the Dragonborn are here of their own volition and will not be taken if they do not wish to be.
Finally, he turned to the Phoinex.
Bursting up from the earth before the collossal bird, Az-Sho was cloaked in a mantle of fire the equal of the radiance shining off the Phoinex's feathers. He was, however, looking with closed eyes.
Aodun. I would speak with you.

Additionally, Az-Sho bans all worship of Vanida through Aurik on the grounds that Vanida opposes the Serpentfather.