
The Colonel wrote:I have a similar Idea, hide corpses in the field and when their casters are in reach of them, I raise them to wreck HAVOC!
"why does nobody like uncroaked?"

GJC wrote:Two guys with basically the same name in a discussion about a character getting cloned.
There's gotta be a good joke in here somewhere.



GJC wrote:Two guys with basically the same name in a discussion about a character getting cloned.
There's gotta be a good joke in here somewhere.



MarbitChow wrote:Vinny : I count 5 cloaks (2 for you, 1 for Brick, 1 for Tod, 1 for Coil). You can have crafted 6 cloaks by the end of this turn (4 on the road, 2 this turn). Did I miss one? If not, let me know what the last one is, and who it goes to.
GJC wrote:Two guys with basically the same name in a discussion about a character getting cloned.
There's gotta be a good joke in here somewhere.


0beron wrote:Well the +8 Juice staff was handed over to me LAST turn, so if it works immediately then I could have created an extra cloak last turn

Might I suggest that the 3 lvl 2 NPC leadership units take priority over the heavies? They have less health and def, and their loss would cause a significant drop in the stats of our surviving forces.WaterMonkey314 wrote:A slight amendment: after Warding the group returning to our capital, I begin Warding all the PCs in Dis City, and then split my juice expenditure, 1/2 to warding regular units (start with heavies, then move down) and 1/2 to crafting healing potions.
If we get to keep them, those guards will be nice units to keep around our casters.MarbitChow wrote:The Royal Guards are Level 3 Warriors w/ Heavy, Guard, Interpose, and Bodyguard : [ 5 Combat / 8 Defense / 70 Hits / 8 {8} Move. Attack. ]
Did T. Coil know anything about Zoltarus? Was there any additional information about why the elves didn't finish off Farkistan? (Did the Jetstone/Breathairia alliance fall apart? Did Farkistan somehow make it too expensive for the elves to continue the campaign?)MarbitChow wrote:Library results: The Predictamancer was an elf named Zoltarus Loquacious. The Elven side is formally referred to as the Breatheairians, after their capital city of Breatheairia, but most just refer to them as 'Elves'. They are ruled by the King In Green. The side that you wiped out was known as Farkistan. Most of the combat texts involve conflict between Farkistan and Breatheairia.
A quick scan of one of the books reveals that Jetstone is listed as an ally through many of the engagements. Once Farkistan was reduced to a single city, this city does not appear to be in any major conflicts, so modern information is scarce.
Did I learn anything from reading the predictamancer's book along the way?MarbitChow wrote:Junetta, Wandereus, Tod and Coil ride the Balrug to Tenebris. Tod attempts to engage Junetta in conversation, but Wandereus nudges her when she appears to be about to say something, and she remains silent for the duration of the trip. The crown remains concealed safely in Tod's purse.
(I take a small sip of wine and then set the glass back down.) "I thank you for meeting with us like this. It feels good to be back in Tenebris." (I pull the Crown of Darkness out of my purse and hand it to the King.) "This is the artifact I told you about earlier. As you can feel, it allows you to make a limited number of thinkagrams per day and allows us to pop new unit types in lvl 3, 4, and 5 cities." (After a brief pause.) "Is there any specific issue that you wanted to address with us at this meeting? I was planning to discuss plans for the amount of money that we found and to talk briefly about our current intel on the elves, but your concerns do take priority."MarbitChow wrote:When they arrive, they are greeted by an honor guard of two stacks of garrison zed archers and two stacks of garrison zed spearmen. Junetta and Wandereus are taken to the Dungeon, and Tod and Coil are lead to the Throne room, where a feast has been set. The King demands that weighty discussions wait until after the meal, and requests a detailed account of the capture of Dis City and exploration of the Ruins. There is much laughter at the various exploits, especially at the images of a horde of marbit uncroaked swarming the Bone Dagron.
Once the meal is completed, the King, Tod and Coil retire to the study, to consume some Tenebrian dark red wine and discuss the future of the side.
Coil says that the name rings a bell, but as he didn't really get along with the other Elven casters, he didn't pay any attention to caster history while he was at court, and he was transferred to the "ass-end" of the kingdom within a few turns of being popped. It's commonly believed that the elves spared Farkistan out of mercy; the real reasons, if different, are known only to King in Green and his advisors. The Jetstone / Breathearian alliance is still in effect.Swodaems wrote:Did T. Coil know anything about Zoltarus? Was there any additional information about why the elves didn't finish off Farkistan? (Did the Jetstone/Breathairia alliance fall apart? Did Farkistan somehow make it too expensive for the elves to continue the campaign?)
The book appears to be entirely trivial ramblings about day-to-day occurrences that Zoltarus encountered. There's something disquieting about the book, however, that you can't quite put your finger on. You'd expect a caster's diary to contain some weighty musings on the nature of the world, or concern about predictions that he can't avoid, but there is nothing of the sort in here. Weird.Swodaems wrote:Did I learn anything from reading the predictamancer's book along the way?
The King accepts the crown and immediately puts it on. The crown begins to glow, and he appears lost in thought. "Fascinating..." His eyes focus back upon you. "But yes, there is definitely something I wished to discuss. Prior to your excursion into the ruins, our treasury was down its the last 2,000 shmuckers. For several turns, I've been struggling with an action that, while warranted, would exhaust our reserves. As this is no longer an issue, I hereby formally promote you to Chief Warlord." A faint "cha-ching" echoes through the room as the treasury is reduced by 2,000 shmuckers, and Tod gains the special "Chief Warlord", which grants a Warlord bonus equal to half his effective level to all units on his side in the same hex. (The bonus is rounded down, but the +1 level from the bracer is included in this calculation.)Swodaems wrote:(I pull the Crown of Darkness out of my purse and hand it to the King.) "This is the artifact I told you about earlier. As you can feel, it allows you to make a limited number of thinkagrams per day and allows us to pop new unit types in lvl 3, 4, and 5 cities." (After a brief pause.) "Is there any specific issue that you wanted to address with us at this meeting? I was planning to discuss plans for the amount of money that we found and to talk briefly about our current intel on the elves, but your concerns do take priority."


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