>>37249121
Hooray!

THIS time I won't forget to archive the thread.

Are we gonna get a stat post?

Rolled 64 (1d100)

>>37249136
yes i has returned also chromebooks suck ass but are real cheap.

anyway lost threads: https://archive.moe/tg/thread/36944878/#36944878
and
https://archive.moe/tg/thread/37067775/#37067775

Think I might be missing one still but there you go for now. Turns out i might have actually gotten the number correct.

>>37249186
>Turn 13
>>>>>>A. Scavenge for supplies.
>>>>>>B. Try to improve the base
>>>>>>C. Try to improve weapons.
>>>>>>D. Research technology.
>>>>>>E. Research Magic
>>>>>>F. Explore in a direction/something.
>>>>>>G. Scavenge for raw materials.
>>>>>>H. Your choice
Reserves: 6
Currency: 5
>Pop 2450
>Military 2050
>>>>>>>Food: Below Average
>>>>>>>Water: Average
>>>>>>>Morale: Low
>>>>>>>Medicine: Low
>>>>>>>Health: Low
>>>>>>>Armaments: Average
>>>>>>>Fuel: Poor
>>>>>>>Tech level: Barbaric
>>>>>>>Reputation: -

>>>>>>Infrastructure: Warehouse. Keep. Fired Farms. Hovels. Well. Fishery.
>>>>>>Defenses:
>>>>>>Beasts:
>>>>>>Power: Windmill
>>>>>>Weapons: Reserves.
>>>>>>armor: Hides. Metal(limited)
>>>>>>communications: Word of Mouth.
>>>>>Technology: Tanning. Drill Mastery. Crude Farming.
>>>>>Materials: Supply 4. Lumber. Earth Rock. Stone.

>>37249252
Do we know of any major threats in this part of the forest besides bandits? Monsters perhaps.

Rolled 42 (1d100)

>>37249252
Aw yeah! So I wanted to know if the fate points changed any? iIrc there was mixing talk about buying more points. Then I can update the pastebin with adventure hero info.

>Turn (Hopefully the post with the 5 7's will hope again)
Adviser and commander go through the military and see who will the best people to disband.

Also I want to send some people for recruitment of pop for taking care of day to day work.

Finally I want to us a fate point on the adventure hero we sent mapping.

Rolled 76 (1d100)

>>37249482
I think you have six now thanks to certain purchases.

>>37249472
monsters tons of fucking monsters.

and the usual bag of dicks that is Fae and elvish pricks.

Rolled 95 (1d100)

>>37249482
Why disband, when we can put them to good use ridding ourselves of the monster problem?

Also do you have the pastebin?

>>37249582
To war! Let us reduce the monster threat in these parts

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>>37249582
Thanks.

So how is everyone's day so far?

Welcome back again, Genie. Good to see you as always.

Reading the archives now...heh, they asked the fae for help with farming and lumber eh?

>>37249619
>http://pastebin.com/ACzYYtBZ

It's just to be ready if we have to. If our moral wasn't low I would vote fight and raid to make up for the lack of money. It's just a risk I'm making a plan for is all. Otherwise we just need to improve taking out camps with scouting and flanking.

>>37249582
Your welcome thread.
Also. HOLY FUCKING SHIT YOU BACK

Rolled 38 (1d100)

>>37249740
Okay, we'll make plans.

>>37249482
Vote

Rolled 97 (1d100)

>>37249252
Make a offer to triad towns that we will help defend them for regular shipments of food. More food than we need so we can build a stock pile up.
(We need a lot of food it we are going to make free for all fuck pits)

>>37249740
You should add the holiday bonuses sometime if you can

https://archive.moe/tg/thread/36944878/#36966344

Rolled 35 (1d100)

>>37249731
Yes for Fae due to their nature I have to turn up my usual act to 11. So yeah stating they be a bag of dicks is a understatement.

I fucking love writing them its like...like they were made just for me.

By far the worst type of outsider you could of entangled yourself with even worse then the hells.

>>37249631
Could use the old stater pic lost it due to comp dying.

>>37249853
For now yes but for each time its getting harder and harder to recover...eventually if this pattern keeps up one day I wont be able to.

>>37249482
STOP TRYING TO USE FATE POINTS ON RANDOM SHIT! They are for crit fails and crit fails only.

>>37249917
I don't suppose since I can't into paypal without a bank account I can't send you the numbers for a very large gift card would help would it?

>>37249951
We have a few crits to spare, also our hero is on a very important mission.

>>37249917
Don't say that man you'll make me cry. (Any way you can send someone your system even if it's incomplete I don't want it's glory lost)

>>37249978
What eventually kills every civ? Crit fails that's what. You don't spend you extra lives on a new car

Rolled 23 (1d100)

>>37249905
Vote.
Do we have the cold steal stuff yet?

Rolled 46 (1d100)

>>37250037
Hrmmm, oh, alright.

Action:
Adviser and commander go through the military and see who will the best people to disband.
Also I want to send some people for recruitment of pop for taking care of day to day work.

Better?

>>37250087
Yes.
Can we cast multiple votes? I never got an answer

New Years boon?

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>>37249915
Yeah working on it as we speak.

>>37249917
Done.

>>37249951
We had a goal with them not something random.

>>37250037
Also not having good weapons, support or resources. By using fate points in the right way we can grow bigger and have more chances to make it through bad times. Also can be used to wreck a enemy's day.

Rolled 48 (1d100)

>>37249252

>Basic 1
Do whatever it is colonies (that have secrets to hide, like we do) do to get civilians up in this place so we can actually flesh out this damn settlement properly. Preferably without raising too many suspicions or etc. Make sure there are some whores gotten too.

Activate:
Us - Turn, Walk Around
Valeria - Advice
Ashly - Awestruck Aroma

Burn a fate point.

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Rolled 29 (1d100)

>>37250147
I'm down to focus on the recruitment. If it works out we will save the turn not having to disband people.

>>37250140
Yeah, we got an adventurer hero (currenlty out on adventure) and a bunch of minor officers too boot. All sorts of goodies

Apparently. . .this is the army from the old Fantasy Ranger Civ?

>>37250147
>>37250143
No no no. They are our last life line. The last thing that saves us from an ass fucking. We NEED them. And what the fuck are you doing thinking of burning fare when we have 1 uber boon. 1 major boon. And 1 minor boon we can spend

>>37250304
I'm not sure boons work the same way as fatepoints. They seem to be more permanent modifiers.

Maybe we can use a minor boon to allow us to field a larger army with less morale hit?

>>37250304
And the uber boon is an instant nat 100 for fuck sakes! Spend boons not fate

Rolled 34 (1d100)

>>37249915
hm fuck that reminds me.

Alright so here we go.

I WOULD have given you just a certain rez...but due to me missing the day.

Here is what you get instead!

1 civ ressurection of thy choice(allows you bring back any civ you want of your choosing) AND one hero summoner or ressurection.

happy late new years.

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>>37250304
Using those for a far greater moment than adventure.

Like say finding a keep filled with something to keep the undead corruption down or taking out a merc guild.

>>37250346
I believe boons act as a buff to rolls for that action. Fate is a plus 1 to a crit fail. That's it. Burning fate for anything other than a crit fail is pointless

>>37250140
See>>37250377

>>37250377
So when this civ is done memor can live again?

>>37250377
Oh this offer again. . .

Hmm, we could put this civ on pause like we did with the Cultist and revive something.

Anybody want to have another go at the Adero Spacemen? Or have any ideas in mind.

Memor

>>37250304
>And what the fuck are you doing thinking of burning fare when we have 1 uber boon. 1 major boon. and 1 minor boon we can spend.

I've been playing Genie's civs for a hot minute now, and I know what I'm doing a little bit.

Boons are going to be better spent on 'purchasing' actual physical improvements, or other more permanent things. They're less limited than Fate so they should be burnt quite sparingly. For example we could burn our minor boon on making the section of the river where our fishery is incredibly fish-rich, thereby easing our food issues. The major boon could be spent on having us discover some sort of important resource in our demesne, or something similar.

tl;dr Boons should be burnt more sparingly than Fate.

>>37250436
Wait, were you there for memor?
have me and smartanon finally found another of the Old Guard?

>>37250437
We are not puting this on hold. The fluff and banter of this is too good to miss.

>>37250457
Would that we could, but these seem to be one time deals

>>37250456
Sadly no. Blackwoods poped my civ cherry. I only heard of memors glory

>>37250477
>>37250377
Is this a one time deal? Or is it saved for when ever? If it is one time could we use the hero resurrection/summoning this to bring any hero of our choosing to this civ?

>>37250437
>>37250436
The Memor are the obvious choice, Genie wouldn't put this offer out there unless he had anticipated them being picked and had terrible, terrible plans in store for them.

So I'd advise against resurrecting them. We should definitely resurrect the Prophet of Fate though. He was so bro-tier.

Rolled 55 (1d100)

>>37250436
IF chosen then as a matter of fact yes.

>>37250437
Oh hell no I ain't done testing my historic magical shit yet.

>>37250456
Pretty sure old guard is all dead except for what a couple anons?

The civ death was just too much for em and the resulting fail of pure vengeance that was supposed to be adero finished off most of the few remaining hanger ons.

>>37250477
Nope not this toime.

Rolled 67 (1d100)

>>37250147
...I'd like to see where this goes.

>>37250537
Well smart anon (I think that's you) can we bring any hero here? If we can then we should bring back the most op one

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>>37250377
... o man there's like 5 civs I want back.

>>37250437
General Viczar civ, waste land farmers, spacemen, fantasy rangers and Evil Genius bandits are my picks. I also miss the blackwoods ... they had a lot of chance to be fun.

>>37250536
They were big, we had so many allies, we didn't even have Delim to pastebin stuff for us so I'd have to binge on the 20 something archives for a week to get a list of all the assets we had to go on memory on.

>>37250537
That always concerns me everytime the opportunity to replay them comes up.

Still, they had a lot of shit everyone else could only dream of, so many boons. . .is it not worth the risk?

>>37250447
This is kind of right, it is a lot easier to get fatepoints.

>>37250578
But think of what some of the great heros will do in this civ?
Murphy can finally fuck a centaur

>>37250577
He says we get a hero summoner, so we could bring a hero here. The repercussions of doing that are sure to be unpredictable though, we haven't had very many heroes who were actually...good people. Just because we can summon them doesn't mean that we'll control them.

>>37250578
Awww yeah, resurrecting the Splicers would be fucking awesome. They had like 500 guys and kicked armies' worth of ass when they went down.

Rolled 93 (1d100)

>>37250536
Yup to a degree it can also force spawn a hero.

>>37250578
>>37250537
eheheh why you think I offers choice?

>>37250493
Everyone gets caught up the glory of the Memor forgetting about the awesome of later civs.

From Cray Cray and Cuban Pete of the Bloodsnows.

To the most badass goddamn mooks i ever seen in V101.

The interesting dynamics in the wasteland farmers.

and more.

THey just get attached to the memor because it survived the longest.

>>37250642
uh oh anon caught on...

and to be fair that didn't actually kill them.

They suffered both an orbital bombardment AND got swarmed

>>37250642
How much of our current army is good? We have the fucking evil dead on our side. They don't need to be good, just pragmatic

>>37250540
Their loss then. the old guard should of took lessons from veteran dwarf fortress players.

Losing is FUN! The more epic and glorious your failure the better the loss. For all stories must come to an end for good for ill!

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>>37250634
If I still have it I could list of all the heroes from a brood civ to now. I should be only missing a few things and a robot civ I first started in.

... eh we should bring our Twisted realm abomination or the necromancer into this.

>>37250694
I still do like winning though. It feels so incredibly nice.

>>37250686
>they don't need to be good, just pragmatic
Now you're thinking like Memor!

>>37250666
Force spawn a hero? So we can make a hero to best fit out needs. What level with the spawned be? We can bring back some powerful fuckers.

>>37250666
To be fair though another HUGE reason anons get attached to the Memor is because of the utter bullshit i pulled with string pulling.

and the resulting epic fail to get payback with the very next civ...


They got played since pretty much by day fucking 1. Only one anon ever had an suspicions but literally EVERYONE else ignored anon. Despite that anons suspicions only ever grew as the civ carried on.

the reveal only HAPPENED after the civ died. Then that very anon asked about it...and i revealed the truth.

THat anon actually had a point. Pretty sure said anon either quite right there or after the fail of vengeance forever.

To be fair though it really was fucking brilliant bullshit that led to many a mind fuck.

I am very proud of the amazing shit i pulled off with that one. It started off so slowly and lowly at that...and there were hints.

Then it all came to a head but only AFTER it was game over was it revealed.

FUCK YEAH!

And that is why dear anons one best be paranoid when the Genie starts a plotting or politics start a whirling.

>>37250770
depends. You can force spawn but it would be random...

>>37250686
No no, you misunderstand me. What I'm saying is that if we bring a super-OP hero HERE then there's very little reason for them not to kick all of our asses.

To name off just a few who could do it no problem SOLO: General Viczar, Warlord Duelfists, Glowy Joe, Dr. Volk/Richard, Clora'Zel Heh, that'd be a setting-fucker, Our Beloved Hax Commander, Bloodsnow's Killbot, Evil Mastermind, etc.

The list goes on and on, and all of those guys would have reason to want to kill us/control us if we summoned them.

If you want to summon a hero, be smart about it. Summon Sir Didrikson the adviser from the Fantasy Rangers civ, he'd like staying with us (we even have one of his cousins in our employ) and he'd legitimize our claim to this area because he's a nobleman.

>>37250770
Could we make something like "the thing" but loyal to dick Masterson. And not world ending. (It could eat army's alive or dead to expand its self)

>>37250842

>"Can we get an 'I win!' button, Genie?"

You know the Prophet of Fate has the potential to do WONDERS for our morale, he might be able to generate a miniature hivemind for all of us, all his own.

>>37250838
Motherfuckers "Hurr they're just peaceful enclave scientists finding a cure for zombies!"

>>37250840
Hmmm... What if we bring back that mutant mechanic guy? He could boost our TEC level way past anything in the world

>>37250840
>Sir Didrickson

Oh god that would be fucking hilarious interactions especially with Mr. I don't know what sex is.

Which one by the way the fantasy or post apoc?

>>37250867
>Not knowing there is ALWAYS a bigger fish.

>>37250873
It is indeed still very much a HUGE sore spot for old guard.

That is actually how i spot them most the time actually.

Guaranteed to the ones most butthurt about it without fail.

>>37250952
I actually think the Memor's fall was handled well in retrospect. They went out in a blaze of tremenous glory.

>>37250952
What benefit would haveing 2 advisers be?

>>37250983
Which is why I said take a page from DF players and take it in stride. their most glorious stories are tragedies and the fall of their mightiest and most powerful fortresses.

Besides with the way most civ threads crap out as OP ninjas away/burns out its probably a nicer end to just have it end instead of hang in limbo.

>>37250952
I bet you enjoy the sounds of crying babies. a lot.

>>37250983
I meant for the certain realizations....Old Guard are always the ones who are the most butt blasted about it.

>>37251007
You can't choose a hero unless you summons one(who is still alive) or you could..resurrect one that isn't.

>>37251041
What why I don't get it?

And yes i take it as a point of pride to end things properly unlike most the civ running cunts.

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Here is the hero info if people wanted it. I have the unit officers as well.

>Sir Richard Jeffery Didrikson V
Traits
Deviated
Connected

Passive
Bloodline
Twisted - trait that allows player control.
Insight

Ability
Identify: Able to determine rough stats and other info from target. Including possibility of turning them and weaknesses/strengths.
Lowdown: You get down and dirty with whats going on. Useful for getting a more down to earth view.


Heroic Unit
Hero Archtype Adviser
Previous Unit Types Bad Ass Student and Elite Noble.

Heroic upgrade archtype Adviser

Stats range from 1-10 above 10 is consider superhuman tier. While 10 is akin to olympic standards the highest and best of humanity.

Might: Governs raw strength and toughness 6
Agility: Governs your dexiterity, reflexes ,how agile you are 6
Intelligence: How smart you are. 8
Wisdom: aka your willpower and a bit of common sense 5
Charisma: How attractive/persuasive you are 9

There is no luck stat that is up to the dice to decide. There are other stats to consider but those are consider 'power' stats which may be hidden depending on what they are.

>>37251080
I meant you're hilariously booty bothered "old guard". I've learn to take losses in stride and laugh myself to tears at the rage failure gets other people.

I think being hopelessly addicted to DF made me that way. I can stop anytime I want I swear!

Rolled 81 (1d100)

>>37251081
I say we bring back this guy.
(Having 2 directly controlled heros would be interesting)

>>37251081
What level is he?
What level will he be when summoned? The last fantasy was a long time ago. He could have learned much

>>37251239
Are you gonna use a fatepoint for that or what? Surely you don't plan on using the civ revive.

Hold on. Prophet of Fate. Could he control the golems?

Rolled 64 (1d100)

>>37250147
To acquire citizens they do the following...take care of basics needs and if possible offer protection or goods preferably both.

They tend to be be interconnected and can sometimes feed into each other. Like a safe areas are likely to be colonized as well as ones with worthwhile goods.

Walk Around activated.

Where do you wish to go exactly?

Valeria suggests that with the company of the Fae we hit up the wilds or the forest.

Ashley meanwhile just stands around smelling pretty.

>>37251414
With the power he had last, he could probably turn the Golems into a pig if he wanted.

Do we really want to control the golems? They seem rather nice. Also I'm wondering if the girl will ever return.

>>37251348
Let the dead civ's lie. To chase past glory is to chase a fading memory. Move on, build on. Create new and amazing tails of wonder.

>>37251421
Hmm. I say next/this turn we start clearing out monsters from the forest.

As for the walk around, can we see which soldiers are most deserving or would be most useful for pressing back into civilian life? Elsewise, let's just walk around and see if we can't notice any major problems that need fixing.

>>37251435
They are too useful to be free. There sacred haven will be safe but they are needed for other things

>>37251452
Except you forgot the time where we played the Cultist civ after effectively being dead, and then they turned out to literally be our most succesful civ yet.

As to what you said yeah, I REALLY want us to 3 things in this civ, first and foremost.

1. Get a map and influence the surrounding region
2. Construct golem/automaton army via dwarven engineering
3. Gunpowder

>>37251471
On major problem is food. We don't have any

>>37251506
They weren't really dead. More paused if what I know nothing about is right

>>37251452
I just figured a dead civ rez would be nice...allows anons to go another round with a certain civ they feel for whatever reason. Which ever may they choose even the really dead ones.

>>37251471
Suggestions for that were given earlier for which would be best.

>>37251518
Aye supplies are indeed a problem.

You can ask around to see if anyone has ideas.

>>37251542
Eat the fae

>>37251421
Quick question for the adviser, can we really make the fae and humans work together? Last time they wrecked our farm.

Would it be better to set up different towns for the fae and slowly build an understanding?

>>37251586
Idea!

We clear out the most heavily monster infested part of the forest.

And make the Fae live there as guardians of the forest in treehouses, also to act like archers/watchmen in case of bandits/monsters.

>>37251586
Or should we kill and eat them?

>>37251611
The fae are worse than hell. Literally. They make fickle friends but they go great in food

Rolled 98 (1d100)

>>37251611
I like that idea. Vote. We need an outlet for our armies right now anyway

Why did we stop haveing 2 actions a turn?

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>>37251611
That's my hope.

>>37251612
If they will be a problem, yeah. The thing I'm worried about is the undead. They want us to be the new overlord and will slowly corrupt us to do so. If we want to not go pure evil we will need a balance for this act.

Rolled 99 (1d100)

>>37251586
"Possible but the Fey are a chaotic side of nature. They are notorious tricksters and generally known to be a bag of dicks."

"Might be possible to work with them but it wont be by any means easy. They thrive in nature the more choatic the better. THey don't do so well in civil society despite have their own...alien courts."

>>37251611
"Sounds like you want to make a deal with the elves."

>>37251643
nah its more like...if you had to choose between ending up in fairy land or hell your better off in hell.

Your odds are better.

Which is funny because there are some 'good' Fae.

Its just that well according to the lore and their nature...

Makes dealing with demons seem a better deal. At least that way you know what to expect.

>>37251682
Wait, we do that's right!
We also have a war action from our hero.

Hmm, let me think about this for a second.

>>37251681
The action you linked to has no roll. Your vote is nothing

Rolled 10 (1d100)

>>37251691
The undead think you are the possibly the new incarnate of a living legend and the previous one whom they served was an overlord...

and apparently a right evil dick according to them.


Anyway don't forget you have officers and special units floating around...while they aren't heroic per a say they do offer their own special bonuses and opinions.

Rolled 46 (1d100)

Action 1
Try to make a deal with the Elves. If we work together using our armies and fae, and their knowledge of the forest, we'll help them significantly lower the monster population if they promise to come to a military alliance with us. We help them, they help us.

We are also requesting a place our Fae can live and stay if possible, to help them secure the forest.

Don't forget to bring all our forest related allies like Ashly and Ted.

Activate: Awestruck Aroma

Action 2
We're never going to get anywhere without metal tools.
Dwarves, go look for some metal to mine.

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>>37251682
That is a good question I assumed our war action is being consumed for protecting things or their working on the needs of day to day.

>>37251707
With this knowledge I say hit up the forest. Maybe we can find elves.

>>37251751
Okay not as bad as I thought, but we still need to worry about the negative taint.

Rolled 25 (1d100)

>>37251771
I don't like the fae but fine. Vote
Are we bringing a hero back or not?

>>37251810
The fae are elves

We should bring back the Prophet of Fate. How could he not love a mind as innocent as dick Masterson

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>>37251841
... then way was >>37251707"Sounds like you want to make a deal with the elves." said. They even have to different mythology, unless I'm missing something.

>>37251815
We can save that card for later, I think we need to get back in the hang of Genie civving, it's been a while and we should get a hero (or even a civ) to join us who will best fit our needs.

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>>37251810
>mfw wanting to find elves

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Rolled 7 (1d100)

>>37251751
Sup dude, glad to see you are alive!
Reporting in from work.

>rolling for random special event sponsored by Godzilla

>>37251913
I hope he doesn't feel all alone without his hivemind, literally it's like having your body missing.

As for a mind as innocent as dick masterson, I suppose that would be so. Considering all the horrible, terrible things he's seen.

>>37251934
>bringing a civ from another world to this one to work with ours
Could. Could we bring memor here in to the fantasy land?

>>37251965
And no taint of sex in that mind. It's like the peasfull hope of a child

>>37251999
Bring the bloodsnow

>>37251999
The splicers deserve another chance

Rolled 79 (1d100)

>>37251942
What you don't want to pull a Sauron and corrupt them into orcs?

>>37251751
Before we go looking for elves I have a question. Will our troops get a long with them or would we be more geared to finding more war types like the goblins?

>>37251771
Otherwise backing.

>>37251841
Its sorta complicated actually

*autism intensifies*

World building wise...icc its known the Fae and elves share similarities and connections.

THe oldest elven legends tell of the time when they were immortal...

OCC

The elves are descendents of ancient Fey colonists. They gradually got 'adjusted' by their new home.

the elves and dwarves actually share a same ancestor. Though the dwarves claim to be made by their gods this is false.

the truth is the Fae's longest memory is only of the myth of them being once immortal. Those were actually the 'sylvan' elves they were Fae colonist descendents. The current day mortal elves are ancient descendents of theirs but they have long forgotten their true Faelic origins as have the dwarves.

Its best you don't bring up the possibility of them having the same ancestor as dwarves less you have a slow horrible death wish.

>>37252084
Everyone gets along with every one once they spend a week in the orgy hole

Rolled 5 (1d100)

>>37251771
Vote

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>>37252122
Yeah, but what happens after the honeymoon period?

Rolled 84 (1d100)

>>37252084
Your goblins will hate them and they them.

The dwarves and elves will strongly dislike each other.

Otherwise its the usual mixed feelings between elves and man.

>>37252122
Oh you wouldn't fucking believe it.

Half the reason the Memor had SO much diversity and so many people and no morale problems was the hivemind.

The other half was literally the Flesh Palace (not a den, a palace) where not only was breeding a state sponsored program to increase population, it was virtually the primary form of entertainment and a cultural symbol of diverse species working together.

WIth an actual brood queen overwatching everything and dumping arousal and fertility pheramones into the air and water too.

It was a way of life for them.

>>37252204
Humans, bandits, ghouls, 10 different species of mutants, brood and flesh monsters, robots, some friendly monsters and monster pets, living plants, the occasional giant spider from our vast spider army, the crystal golem.

They all shared each others thoughts through the hivemind, and each others bodies through the palace.

We were all one. We were, the Memor.

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>>37252189
Thanks and to finish up with the pre-update I'm trying to find the suggestions for disband from earlier. I know when we got them there was said 4 from them would be good, but not which 4 iIrc.

>>37252155
Undead dwarf fox goblin centaur mutant baby's of death

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>>37252330
... never mind I'm dumb.

Luckily for you though 4 of those units will be absorbed by our base pop if allowed.

Sadly you'll be missing out on the levies and barbarians if you allow them to dissolve.

Beastly Boars(will come up with new name as the are classified a Beast type monster unit) will be broken into your animal stat.

Hobgoblins are a monster unit...but are well true soldiers. Except them to be mean and ugly.

They are part of the goblin family but are notorious for their waging of warfare and look down upon most of their brethren

This was it, for some reason I miss took it for something else. Mainly didn't think goblins were good to be absorbed. I thought them to be too war happy for that.

>>37252435
Quick way to make abominations.

>>37252295
>We were all one. We were, the Memor.
Man, they had such an easy to get into thought process and character niche that really defined them so well.

>>37252517
>Hobgoblins are a monster unit...but are well true soldiers. Except them to be mean and ugly.
Fuck we better not disband those.

The closest thing to mutant level of stronk in Fantasy is probably monster, if those are SOLDIER monsters they might just be like a tiny taste of the splicer brigade.

>>37252567
We should train the hobgoblins into our special forces.

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>>37252189
Alright final question, for now. Troop amount for 1 Exceptional Everybody, 1 Gretch and 1 unit of Night Knights.

Then I will be done updating the pastebin, hopefully.

>>37252567
They are classified as goblin just...very war happy ones.

>>37252092
Ah that reminds me world building wise...

tfw the setting i had made was actually the SAME one i made oh so long ago but abandoned.

That was a fun realization my very first setting creation...turned out i had been using it without realizing it.

Fuck was I an autistic child...

SO yeah some of the major reasons why shit seems so detailed and alive right?

ITS BECAUSE I BEEN WORKING ON IT FOR NEARLY A FUCKING DECADE

ARRGHHHH

>>37252703
Wait, so they aren't monster units or not?

Rolled 59 (1d100)

>>37252703
aka the sci fi and post apoc.

Turned out the Sci Fi was actually same verse as my first creation in regards to certain tales.

I only realized it like a day ago...thought that old boy was dead as dirt.

But NOPE its ALIVE!

The post apoc was it only after a certain event took place.


So yeah been busy having a mindfuck for like over a day now which is why it seems like I am little off today.

My my is being blown the fuck up.

Rolled 86 (1d100)

>>37252757
Technically yes they are deemed a monster unit.

They're part of the goblin family though.

and are the most militaristic of them all at that too.

Be aware this also means they like rats because they be goblins yo.

Rolled 29 (1d100)

>>37251771
ahem requested actions are DENIED under the earlier cited reasons.

you have 1 war action.

NOT two of whatever.

One of those actions isn't war hence DENIED.

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Rolled 6 (1d100)

>>37252769
All good with me, I'm just glad to have you back with us.

>http://pastebin.com/ACzYYtBZ
Updated and as always let me know if changes need to be done.

So friends should we keep on for the elves and risk gob hate or change location pick?

>>37252874
Action 1
Try to make a deal with the Elves. If we work together using our armies and fae, and their knowledge of the forest, we'll help them significantly lower the monster population if they promise to come to a military alliance with us. We help them, they help us.

We are also requesting a place our Fae can live and stay if possible, to help them secure the forest.

Don't forget to bring all our forest related allies like Ashly and Ted.

Activate: Awestruck Aroma

War Action
Scout out the area while clearing out monsters.

Rolled 98 (1d100)

>>37252807
Oh, so only technically then.
How good is "technically" a monster unit compared to say your average human. Skills regardless

>>37252933
Vote
Damn, could have sworn we had a major pop increase recently for an extra action.

Rolled 38 (1d100)

>>37253052
>http://pastebin.com/ACzYYtBZ
Depends entirely on the monster in question.

Some are stronger.

Others are weaker.

Rolled 40 (1d100)

>>37253117
Ahem it was never confirmed where you were gonna spend the trip on that one action...not about to be dick enough to be wasted so hurry its up.

>>37253181
The forest to make a deal with the elves and the war action is us clearing out monsters on the way. That's what I thought the actions was for. But I guess it would be a bit different now that I think about it more.

Rolled 88 (1d100)

>>37253181
Yes. War action to fight the monsters in addition to >>37253052

>>37253117
Walk around the battle, see how our troops fight, as well as participate in the meeting.

Rolled 91 (1d100)

>>37253335
>>37253233
Its about the action before this one it was never finalized where the exact trip was gonna be.

I could drop the issue but then you would be out a turn which wouldn't be fair.

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>>37253406
The forest.

I'm not sure why, but it was made into an action and I rolled with it. Upside I'm grateful for the chance for clearing up a miss understanding.

>>37253406
Okay, well, I still want that war turn/walk around for /this/ turn too.

For last turn, I say we walk around our workshops and taverns, see the worker life and how we might improve our industrial capacity, maybe the dwarves have some ideas in mind for things to build

>>37253488
We're going to the forest next turn with our army. . .but hey, let's pre-scout it. A good leader checks where he's sending his soldier into first right?

Vote this

>>37253488
vote

Rolled 46 (1d100)

>>37253488
A walk around in the woods hm? Well wont this be interesting...alright writan.

>>37253851
Oh god dammit guys. The fae are going to castrate us for fun

>>37253881
Or they would try to do that the dick Masterson but then would see that he is hung like a raise horse and try to screw him without him knowing he is getting laid

Rolled 61 (1d100)

>>37253488
Vote I hope for a good crit so the fae won't suck our dick off and eat it

>>37253881
>thinking they'll JUST be happy with that

>>37253935
Truly a worthy challenge...

>>37253851
tr-trip-TRIPLE combo detected.

Fuck balls this is gonna be pain in the fucking arse to write.

>>37254027
I don't see a triple combo. Is this a good thing or a bad thing?

>>37254077
98, 38, 40, 88, 91, 46 are the most recent pertinent rolls.
I see several ways they could combine to make a triple combo, especially since a fate point was burnt.

Rolled 66 (1d100)

>>37254205
What fait point? I saw no fait point

Rolled 56 (1d100)

>>37254027
"So...just WHY are we taking a walk in the woods so goddamn early," complained Valaria

"I don't know why you asking the Fairy," answered Ashley

"Because obviously woods+fae so something is up."

"Nothing is up...I think."

"What type of woods are these anyway? I recall lots of monsters...and some undead yet no Fae or even knife ears."

"If you must know the forest nearby is indeed crawling with monsters and there are sections that are indeed haunted. Elf wise i think there is only a few wandering tribes and maybe a few villages. Fairies...eh not all that dense. Too many monsters and undead are repulsive."

"...so WHY are we going then?"

Ashly merely shrugs in reply.

"Ahem because like a walk in the woods are always nice," you reply.

"Fuck you we ain't even got an escort and you dragged me out when while I was still asleep."

"I wish to poke around without the troops to get a lay of the land. Besides last time I brought them we suffered no small losses remember?"

"Ahh...but why?"

"Walk in the woods is good for one's soul."

"Not these woods," mutters Ashley.

"Well you could at the very LEAST have acquired us some of those undead of yours," points out the Adviser.

"but their creepy," you respond.

"So how deep are we anyway dryad?"

"Oh not that far along anyway your guys are on your own here on out."

"Wait why," you ask turning around only to find a pile of leavers and a log where she previously stood...also a very odd scent in the air.

"God fucking damn it you IDIOT! You see what happens when you brought her along? Now were fucking lost in the woods without Fae help!"

"...oops."

"AHH you terrible moron now what are we gonna do?"

"Well...we will continue our walk in the woods."

So you kept on walking the mysterious woods...only to find yourself somehow in a grove with a very very pretty lady swimming naked in a nearby pool. You do the natural thing and approach completely oblivious figuring you could ask her name and get some directions.

>>37254328
Don't worry guys. If it's a lust demon she will have no effect on dick Masterson

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>>37254323
Read the spoiler text. >>37250147

Rolled 28 (1d100)

>>37254328
All these rolls...

The ride never ends!

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For some reason as you approached you heard a strangled gasp coming from and some quick paces. You meanwhile had been sighted by the very pretty single lady and she seems caught offguard and has a weird look in your eyes.

So you do the fine and proper thing and wave at her before asking her name.

or tried to anyway before you got tackled to the ground and heard your adviser whispering about how much of a complete fucking idiot you are.

You don't exactly get it...

I mean she was swimming right in the open not enclosed or anything so what was the harm right? I mean you have manners your mother taught you it was impolite to interrupt bathing which was wasn't and to stare or gaze below the neckline so of course you didn't.

Not that either of them seemed to care about that.

For some reason though you heard you heard a tinkling laughter before from the sounds of it the real pretty lady was exiting from the pool and from the dripping noises and pacing was heading right towards you.

Right as you looked up you noted there was the lady standing before you dripping water and wearing her birthday suit. You also noted there was a strange dangerous snear on her face that abruptly vanished upon looking at you as if it was never there...and you seriously doubted it was to begin with considering the twinkle in her eyes and her gleaming smile as she crouched down before you.

You must say she is really REALLY quite pretty and despite wandering where her clothes were decided it was best to make greetings before asking any questions as is the polite thing to do.

"Ahem my lady I am ah..." that was when your name caught within your throat realizing that you didn't have the right to say the name you were gonna use.

You dropping off however you noticed the pretty ladies began to narrow dangerously and you could here your adviser mutter "Oh you fucking idiot" before she replied.

"You are ah who exactly?"

>>37254439
You mother fucker

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>>37254557
I'm still voting for Thomas as our name.

>>37254557
Ah, if anything he is our most gentlemanly character yet.

Not a didrickson mind you, but the next best thing.

>>37254661
For some reason, the idea of him being nameless and only being referred to with a title interests me.

I could back thomas though

Rolled 41 (1d100)

>>37254557
"Ahem my profoundest apologies" you began recalling what your mother said how in certain situations honesty is the best policy while in others your better off lying your fucking ass off. Considering that look in her eyes though you figured this is due to some kind of misunderstanding so honesty is best to get rid of it.

"Well you see the name was about to use I remembered was no longer my right so that is why I took pause like that."

With that statement that dangerous look was gone just like that as if it never was.

"Ah" she exclaimed bracing her hands together before grabbing you to pull you up with surprising strength and completely ignored her nakedness or the view she was granting. "I completely understand some names we borrow, some are best unspoken, and a few are lost to us all together. Even possibly taken from us yes?" With that last question is gazed into your eyes and apparently she easily figured out the truth from your expression. So she pressed herself up against you innocently in embrace and hug. Blinding you with her golden blond hair as she pressed her lips up to your ear and whispered "I understand."

With that you were oddly relieved and figured out why she was like this...she was actually completely innocent. Usually when you got hugged it was like a family member or them wanting something from you. How she embraced you was like that of an innocent child with her regards to nakedness. Which was something you could understand easily. There just wasn't that strange feeling or that familiar love after all.

Then abruptly next thing you knew she threw you into the pool and was laughing. Valarie meanwhile was staring with wide shocked eyes.

Truth betold though that was a fine prank and you were getting sweaty in your armor.

Thankfully though as your head went under dragged by your heavy armor not to many air bubbles escaped and neither was it hard to get out.

>>37254710
There is an in character reason for that actually.

>>37254793
So what did we find? Tom bombodild wife?

>>37255029
Ha.

Might be one of those mythological ladies who uses their charms drags men into waters to kill them. Forgot what those are called.

>>37255093
Siren?

Rolled 81 (1d100)

>>37254793
Still though it felt great once you got over sinking like a stone.

Upon the shore and trying to catch a breath with. You realized it was best to take off your armor to check it and your wet clothes so as not to catch a cold. From the sounds of it your adviser is smashing her head against a tree repeatedly considering the thuds so your in the clear.

So you quickly work on pealing your armor off to inspect and later your clothes. With interestingly enough the help of the one lady.

"Ahem so pray will you tell me your name?"

"heh well you haven't told me yours so why should i tell you mine?"

"Uhh.." shit she had a point and you were never told how to answer in a situation like this before.

With that she giggled and...wait a second how are you already naked and oh hey there is the surface of water again. Damn it not again you pondered before a big splash and another right after.

Upon seeing the two of you and with an apparently fresh and bleeding head wound your adviser returned and upon looking at the two of of you had a strange glazed look in her eye upon sighting in you in the perfectly clear water before snapping out of it and shaking her head before shouting. Now however with a bit of red in her cheeks.

"For the love of...HAVE SOME FUCKING DECENCY YOU TWO!"

With that your new friend merely laughed and with a kick and surprisingly loud splash managed to hit her soaking her through with a wave of water. You must say that was mighty impressive and couldn't help but crack up.

"Well look at you now why don't you join us while your clothing dries hm," taunted your new friend.

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I hate you all for spending that fate point by the way also FUCK your character traits made this WAY fucking easier then it should of been goddamn it.

>>37255093
You should of died so many fucking times in this encounter you have no fucking idea.

>>37255178
So of the fate point wasn't spent we would be dead?

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>>37255178
Really loving our traits then.

>>37255250
Well, sirens normally seduce men. You can't seduce what isn't seducable.

Also we're apparently KICK ASS on 1v1 engagements.

>>37255276
But was the fate point needed?

>>37255317
I bet it helped significantly.

Rolled 11 (1d100)

>>37255178
Ah this DOES bring back memories though. Times long past back when you were a kid and stuff like this wasn't frowned upon nearly so much as you got older for some reason people stopped, they got funny, lost interest or acquired new interest in something you never quite understood yourself. One of yet many reasons why you got so into fun fighting.

Still though considering that fuming glare your adviser is giving out is something else. That was when she led out a large sight and looked at you strangely.

"I don't know HOW you managed to avoid all this bullshit," before throwing up her hands before heading towards the tree before shouting "Have fun you two overgrown bloody children."

Then abruptly turned out and headed back towards your pile of clothes and armor picking them up muttering under her breath and stealing glances your way before sighing into her arm off and on.

"Hey lady where the hell is your clothing," your adviser demands as she sets out your clothing dry and works on tending to your armor.

"uhm..." she says with an surprisingly adorable pouting expression as she apparently enters deep thought. "Well I sorta threw it away" she finally answers shrugging.

"What? WHY!"

"Got ruined," she simply replies nonchalantly.

"Oh for the love of..."

You...you know that look. That is the odd look she has when dealing with your so called bullshit at times. Still though she heads back grabs her pack and sets herself up near the shore and drying clothes before muttering to herself about common decency, being a woman, and something about spare clothes as she shifts through. Giving them an appraising eye while comparing them to the two of you closely.


>>37255250
Not necessarily but more along the lines of in real deep fucking shit.

>>37255276
Short of encountering something like a Champion yes you are.

Rolled 54 (1d100)

>>37255433
So have we found a new friend?

Rolled 36 (1d100)

>>37255433
Eventually though she settles upon one of her spare tunics and stares out. You can hear her muttering about "beautiful bountiful bodylicous breasts" you never quite understood why she would complain or mutter about those sorta things. As you recall no matter their size or appearance the mammary glands would still get the job done all the same. So you never understood why both men and women would get so funny about it all much less jealous.

fuck writing this character is a riot. Sorta hard doing the incredibly sexually naive man child properly though./spoiler]

Still nonetheless she brings out some of her spares before doing some well placed rips, tears, and adjustments all the while complaining under her breath about "beautiful bodies" "worrisome wetness" and "overgrown children". You don't get it as clearly none of you present are children much less giant ones. Not to mention while pretty you don't recall any actual beauty as one would expect in something like a nice painting or landscape.

Your not entirely sure how much time passed especially considering how fun it was and how eventually your adviser took a name with her hands down amongst the folds of skirt for some reason probably to adjust them making sure they don't get in the way, as she seemingly dosed off between making the odd sound and there with one arm shrouding her eyes from the sun.

That was when abruptly you heard a loud croaking voice shout out "What the hell is going on here" and the rasping of weapons being drawn and the whoosh of air as adjustments are raised.

THis was when you deeply regretted not having a weapon nearby but in your credit you DID move quite fast as you rushed towards your gear. As some figures strode out of the shadows gazing in alarm...at you for some reason. Ah of fucking course she had guards. Last time this happened you ended up engaged and you REALLY weren't looking forward to repeating that experience any time soon.

>>37255775
Was the adviser masterbating

>>37255775
Fuck yeah, I'm actually really interested in the story right now.

Rolled 16 (1d100)

>>37255775
...woops.

Still as you made record great time towards your gear and your adviser gave them such a glare that even you felt a deep chill with the rage blooming in her eyes as her hand that previously among her skirts apparently wiping something off as she stood up. If you had to guess they must of interrupted her during a REALLY good part in a dream. You hated it when that happened and you woke up.

Still though they were spreading out quickly...and your new lady friend was approaching them.

"Ah little lady we were wondering where you had gone off to this ti-"

"What are you doing?"

"Ah we knew something was off you see considering-"

"These are my new...friends."

"Ah but you and he is..."

"So?"

"uhm...well normally."

"This one is different."

"Ah...my apologize," with that the hulking bastard who wore such heavy armor as to put plate to shame put away his huge sword before making a hand gesture causing his fellows to stand down.

"AND STOP CALLING ME LITTLE LADY I am NOT little anymore," she shouted in anger.

That was when the behemoth snorted before replying as the others started cracking up. "Sorry little lady you may be grown but you are still a little lady."

"ARGH," you could see her pouting as she stamped her naked foot into the grass.

"AH what about your clothing?"

"Some is right here," cursed your adviser as she through some of her adjusted spares their way before moving off muttering about "interrupting jackasses, 'lack of manly understanding', ' terrible timing,' and 'was almost there.'

Yup they so must of interrupted her during one of her naps or good dreams. She always gets so pissy afterwards though you recall a few of the other women nodding in understanding with her complaints except for her sister who would start jabbing her with comments of 'ease' and 'others' that would always cool her jets real quick. Otherwise it took awhile.

>>37255837
What do you think?

>>37256048
Heh.

You know Genie, I have to say this particular civ is full of such rich storytelling and so many interesting heroes, I really hope we live to see more of it.

>>37256048
Genie you cheeky fucker

Rolled 86 (1d100)

>>37256048
"And you ar-" began the behemoth towards you until he was stared down into silence by the lady.

You REALLY wish you could figure out how to do shit like that. Women seemed much more apt at it especially your fiance and your mother...good god getting caught between those stares. Just the memory made you shutter alone. The one time though when your mother, her mother, and fiance were all together and you got that look...you STILL have night terrors about that.

As is just one alone would give you nightmares. You actually felt rather sorry for the guy as you got dressed.

"Ahah I understand," nodded the behemoth towards the lady who got dressed without a care in the world. Meanwhile nearby stood a confused soldier holding a rather nice dress in his grips slowly put it back in his pack with a single seething glance from her.

...you started to feel a cold trickle of sweet moved down your back. Which you KNEW wasn't water. These two...they brought back terrible memories with those gazes of theirs.

If a third one shows up...you still haven't gotten over the night terrors from the last time something like that happened.

Still though luckily enough the big behemoth broke your train of thoughts and covered up his lady being dressed. Nearby you noted your adviser fuming away so fucking hard the soldiers were taking careful consideration of how close they got despite their need of formation. You could see it boiling away near her location as they tried to get out of the way.

"Ahem." began the hulking behemoth staring down at you. Good god he is a huge fucker you must say looks like he could tear a tree of the ground with one bare hand. "What are you doing in these woods sir...with your uhm." he began as he tried to steal away glance at your adviser but failed miserably as he flinched away. "Uh partner?" He questioned carefully.

"Oh we just went on a walk in the woods," you replied casually.

"Uh these woods," he questioned carefully.

>>37256246
Who the fuck did we stumble on?

Rolled 78 (1d100)

>>37256246
"Ah really isn't this place a bit weird for a date young si-" That was when you heard a loud WHAM sound and ringing as if a church bell was going off right in front of as you noted the behemoth with a fresh dent in his helm fell sideways right into the pool and created a huge splash that you just BARELY managed to dodge.

Looking over at what he was hit by...was a shoe and looking down at the pool you noted plenty of ripples but no bubbles. You...looked towards your adviser. There she was...rather pissed off having just finished throwing her shoe. Which you carefully picked up and headed towards her. On the way you noticed after the stunned silence of what happened the remaining guards hurridiedly with the evidence of no small panic moved away from her breaking their formation without hesitation in the attempt to get away from her.

There she grabbed her shoe from you putting it on before striding forwards that was when she shouted.

"Do ANY of you fucking IDIOTS have ANY manners at all? Should you dumb fucks of ALL people considering you escort a LADY should FUCKING KNOW BETTER GODDAMN IT THEN TO INTERRUPT HER DURING HER IMPORTANT BIZ RIGHT?"

That last part she was screaming with a blood curdling voice. Wow she hasn't been this mad since her boyfriend dumped her due to 'lack of assets'. Which is strange considering she was rich AND a scholarship student despite so you never quite got it. Especially with the apparent comment that a 'pretty face and brilliant brain just wasn't cutting it.'

The guards in their credit could just nod in accordance.

"SO WHY THE EVER LIVING FUCK DID YOU INTERRUPT HUH YOU USELESS DIPSHITS!"

holy fuck she is actually cursing she really IS pissed.

"FOR YOU SEE UNLIKE MOST OTHER MORONS YOU CHUCKLEFUCKS DON'T GOT A DAMNED EXCUSE THIS TIME AROUND!"

with her rant over she apparently calmed down though your ears are still ringing having been dragged along by her. There was nothing but stunned silence.

>>37256576
Dam she scary. She must not get off often

>>37256576
So what are these new frends of ours

>>37256678
Just be patient, we'll get to that eventually.

>>37256717
I was hoping on getting the 37256666 get and then bullshiting it in to being a good roll and getting us stuff

Rolled 68 (1d100)

>>37256576
So there you were back near the pool looking down at it you noticed the ripples have calmed...and still there weren't any air bubbles. Not a good sign to say the least.

That was when you heard a female voice spoke up as you noticed the lady commented "I like her" as she headed towards the both of you.

When she got closer you asked about her hulking behemoth and lack of air bubbles.

She merely looked at the pool before commenting that he would be "JUUST" fine' as she put it.

Sure enough in a little bit and after harsh breathing from you adviser he errupted from the water as he pulled is sorry as out. Only to be on eye level with the adviser there he halted despite awkward positioning.

"you..." she began...now with pure cold rage and a chill distant voice. "are the most guilty of them all." You could actually see his great hulk tremble and the beads of water on his armor made it look as if he was sweating so hard even his armor was setting a cold sweat. "For you see one such as you...and given your position should of been especially keen on as superior and experience would normally dictate-" that was when she was interrupted with a splash as the hulking behemoth leaped into the water."that you would of known better." despite such heavy armor jetted forth with great speed splitting the water apart as he swam away hurriedly "So considering this and then the wretched words that you later spoke" at this point she was little more then whispering as he voice slowly died away considering how he reacted though her must of heard loud and clear. LEAPING out of the water before rushing into the woods without once looking back. You didn't catch those last words as he made his desperate dash.

That was when she turned towards you...that gaze. Sweet mother of mercy. "You..." she began once more.

Rolled 7 (1d100)

>>37256817
I fucking hate these dice combos...I am running out of shit.

THERE IS TOO FUCKING MANY FOR A MERE GODDAMN WALK AROUND anyway back to the story...

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"Are the most guilty of them." My god the look of anguish in her eyes as he continued on just kept on getting worst and worst. "You see despite being a MAN." the way she spoke that one was with a whispering voice as if she was remembering. "Cannot but help be a child can you? Despite being an adult...you cannot understand what it properly entails can you?"

Each word another fucking stab...what was worst though as she looked at you....she could tell you still weren't getting it which just increased the anguish in those eyes. The worst part was you really couldn't quite 'get it' hell you NEVER 'got it'.

"You....are just a child in a man's body. a 'manchild' aren't you?"

With those last words...she started to turn away as tears formed in her eyes. but still she spoke a few words more words before they overtook her.

"Yet its why you are good at what do you isn't it?"

With that she walked away.

Before you could bring proper thought to the words she spoke you heard a whistle a voice.

"Wow she is good. I can totally see why you keep her around huh?"

You didn't really have the heart to reply at that moment.

"Nah its okay she'll get over it. Considering the way you two act together you been with each other for awhile so this isn't about to ruin things."

That she is correct in...but the words your adviser spoken had wrung quite true. You had heard similar things and the odd thought.

The torment it caused others though...you could never understand why, how, or anything which only increased their torment.

Its why you went out to fight in the longest campaigns and the harshest missions.

In the desperate hope to both prove them wrong and to avoid it for long as possible.

While it certainly proved yourself and made you mighty in the head the very things people worried about came to a head that day...

Rolled 83 (1d100)

>>37257008
You remember that day is if it were just happened. That day it all came to ahead...that day despite you being so off. That both helped and aided you...that day what had made you great betrayed you in the worst possible way.

That day what made you great turned on you.

and you never understood quite how or why...but everyone else around you did.

That day everything you did that was previously right was wrong and what was wrong was right.

Too bad you hadn't realized it was the day of opposites until it was far too late.


That day you lost everything even your very name. Your friends became enemies, your family your worst enemy, your duty turned into betrayal, your good became wrong, evil became right, and your old enemies turned into new friends.

You remembered what happened awhile back.

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"Hey why doesn't anyone say who the big boss is?"

"Shut up..."

"What just asking?"

"Don't."


THats right...that day it was a new guy amongst a bunch of veterans.

"We the older guys all know what his name once was...but we don't speak of it."

"Why not?"

"Look new guy his name is a no alright?"


Thats right...no one understood that. THe new people they couldn't just get what happens when you lose everything, when you very name becomes forsaken.

The worst betrayal though...to this day you still don't know who that should belong to. Your people? Your kingdom? Friends? Family? The sheer wrongness of it?"

You have no idea. Yet the worst feeling....the worst feeling of all is by far the feeling realizing that in truth it was you in the wrong. NOT the others.

Sure you could claim otherwise but you know you were wrong...you just never understood how exactly because you never 'got it.' That everyone else does as they get older.

Its partly why you were such a kid person and kids were always a fan.

To them you...were in the right and not your fellow adult. Of course this never lasted once they got older they too would always 'get it'.

>>37257008
Let's hope we either find the fountain of youth, or our advisor and hero managed to "work out" their problems before they're old and wrinkly. Eugh

Rolled 53 (1d100)

>>37257233
Of course the kids also realized you were off...but they thought that was just more awesome.

Still though despite many adult related things like warfare...you were fucking amazing at warfare. Despite how amazing you were. The feats you pulled off...there was still alway that lingering bit of offness.

To yourself this was most obvious in regards to that one topic you never could simply wrap your head around. Even then you were just aware, but never understanding.

Really that is your problem the 'understanding'. You had the awareness its partly what made you so goddamn good. You were always aware of how the enemy was gonna roll...how they were gonna react. Their weaknesses...but you never quite 'understood it'.

That day the awareness and the understanding turned against you like never before.

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Meanwhile you are a soldier who has approached the little lady...who for some reason is oddly interested in this male. Normally they NEVER exactly live for very long. but nope not this one...what bothers you though is that haunted look on his face and that thousand yard stare in his eyes.

You remember stumbling upon the scene with the others trying to track down the little lady with her travels. That scene is seared into your mind...also his scary ass girlfriend.

Like holy shit.

That little one certainly made it much more understandable how he was able to pull it off. You and yours aren't to familiar with feelings these days...been so long since you were but that don't mean your eager to die again. The once is always enough especially once the True Death takes you.

Before though feeling the damn reapers cutting your soul from its mortal coil is always hard to get used to.

Shit sucks.

>>37257388
>thinking its that

Rolled 73 (1d100)

>>37257444
Oh hey is girlfriend is back...ow that is one HELL of slap. Snapped him out of it but damn you felt that shit from here and you can't feel pain.

Like fuck that has gotta suck...

Still though this now points you in a VERY awkward position as does your comrades.

Now she and lady...are very close.

and she scares living daylights out of everyone present.

yet...can't keep distance due to lady...

Fuck.

like fuck fuck.

fuck.

fuck.

if only Hue was back...he would know what to do.

-------

Meanwhile you are back through the forest again this time with the one known as 'little lady' showing you around.

She claims to be showing you the basics...and making certain introductions.

Certainly a nice walk at least and quite refreshing once you can get past the odor from her guards luckily though their sorta caught between limbo and are kinda keeping their distance.


fuck all this write faggotry is killing me. Damn these fucking rolls I don't want book writing civ quest damn it.

Rolled 51 (1d100)

>>37257538
Any questions while I prepare for fucking info dump?

Rolled 12 (1d100)

>>37257565
THis can include in character info you would know or backstory shit.

Ugh...info dump fuck all these goddamn stacks.

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>>37257565
Nope just drinking it all in. It's cool to learn our past while watching someone get knocked out with a shoe.

>>37257617
How we meet up with the adviser, I guess. Also our thoughts on how to get our people to work with the fae.

>>37257565
Would like to know just what happened to him.

Please tell us whatever can be told of the lady of the pool, and her big friend.

>>37257617
What was his backstory, what really happened to him, what did he do until he found these guys, how DID he found these guys? How long has he known the advisor?

Rolled 74 (1d100)

>>37257918
Long Story short everything as in EVERYTHING went to shit.

His own family became his worst enemies level of shit.

The only friends he got were former enemies tier.

So yeah really fucking sucked.

Long story short though he did things that he wasn't suppose to, pissed some people off, and was a threat.

He was EXTREMELY good at what he did. Warfare, fighting, info gathering, he only really had a few weak spots magically and only one thing he couldn't wrap his head around.

>>37257994
Fuck now I wanna do a memory lane type deal...

gonna have to do that sadly it would be quest format but still.

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Anyway your trip through the wounds was uneventful until the dead trees started showing up, then the creeping mist, and finally the fucking ruins.

That was when you stopped and the little lady(really fucking ironic as it turned out as she was tall as shit) grabs your hand before knocking on a lone pillar.

Eventually something fell down besides you...rising up and revealing a vile shade with glowing that reached out for you before suddenly pausing upon seeing who you stood next to.

"This oh wait this isn't him." that was when she kicked the shade who dissipated into the mist.

Awhile later a different figured showed up...though you heard it coming first. Or more precisely the chains it was dragging along as it strode out off the mist. What stood there was a hooded figure with glowing red sliver for eyes and huge toothy grin. Nothing else was visible...but as the mist recoiled from it then you saw the rest of its body...unlike its two brethren who folllowed up being completely shrouded this one wore only a hood, pants, and chains as its muscles struggled against it. Its dark grey skin pulsating muscle beneath against the chains it carried with. It was covered in odd markings that changed hues in color. It strode towards you before halting.

>>37258104
Oh good 4chan is back on.
Love the fluff so far man keep it up

>>37258104
Can you tell us that long story not short one day?

>Fuck now I wanna do a memory lane type deal...
>gonna have to do that sadly it would be quest format but still.

I'd be willing to do that someday

Rolled 18 (1d100)

>>37258173
Fair enough for memory lane how far back do you want to go?

From when he was a kid who studied or hunting?

When he joined up in the university for final training?

Or his touring days?

The day he joined the Army?

His daring escape?

>>37258104
There it stood and that was when the lady leaped into action seemingly breathing the very life back into the local environment as she responded.

"This guy here is Rathos he is the big wig among the spectres of these haunted woods. The dude is so strong he stopped being ethereal! "

When she saw the look of doubt on your face she responded.

"No he seriously is that strong. Rathos likes his chains for tearing the souls out of people or maybe tearing them apart usually depends on the mood the big bad boy is in."

He growls in agreement before kinda shrugging a bit.

"Anyway old Rathos here also uses his chains as armor but can also flicker back and forth. Best advise to NOT get hit when he is flickering you don't want to know what that does to you."

And there he goes cackling in glee as he gives huge evil toothy grin.

"Anyway the other undead biggies in this forests that I am acquinted with is Karzi Vonni the local vampire count I'll introduce him after the others as he always takes the longest as he ADORES company. As in you show up at his place and become a guest you wont have to worry about getting eaten. Good luck making it there alive though, but hey if on the other hand your alive but not so intact he'll even patch you up! Real nice guy once you get passed his coven."

"The others meanwhile there is skeletal lord or lady Alex I still honestly don't know which. Might have to do with old Alex likes to collect and exchange bones. Knows all about the damn things too even in ways you wouldn't expect. Free tip never ask Cronx about the nature of bones in things that don't have any. You wont ever regret it."

My god does she ever stop talking...still though this new area is concerning...

>>37258306
If this place is not hostile to us we can keep our undead here

>>37258306
His family history, and the day he was born, to today.

Rolled 2 (1d100)

>>37258306
Mostly due the piles of gore, pools of dried blood, and rusted plants everywhere. Even the trees are seemingly rusted how the hell that works is something you have no idea.

"Now for the next one is the worst of the lot being Slesh the Slaughter. No NOT butcher but Slaughter. Yeah really is that bad."

"Old Slesh here is responsible for the lack of elves in these forests don't know why but she REALLY likes to slaughter the pricks. No I don't mean fighting them I mean crushing their resistance so hard it turns into a slaughter otherwise she buggers off. Drove the elves insane with her tactics and strategy used their fear of death and long lives against them so hard."

"I think once upon a time when she was alive she was a butcher but something happened with a elvish lover and she died. Next thing you know Slesha is off slaughtering the elves sacking their cities and wrecking their kingdoms. She got SO good at it that unlike just about every other forest there are NO elves in the deepest reaches of the forest which SHOULD of been their stronghold."

"Anyway now those former kingdoms of theirs in the heart of the woods lurks the Banshee Queen Silvia and her undead kingdom. No I wont be taking you there she's a bitch. Like imagine the worst of elven royalty of the Highest of Elvish made immortal and

"IF you need to see her though I suggest bringing her a gift as in vessel as in sacrifice just don't kill them they much prefer em alive. She wont accept anything but elves though if you want a audience preferably female otherwise she wont see you and she STILL has to like it."

"Her kingdom is like max creepy though like other undead ones ain't got shit. Has to do with their twisted obsession of living and nature or something. All i know is that they even creep the fuck out the other undead."

"Ah we are almost there." she briefly finishes as before you lies a very...bloody battlefield. Trees are covered in blood and their branches hang fresh gore.

>>37258390
Little lady sounds like a demon magic girl grown up

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>>37258390
What the hell did we crit into?

>>37258432
I bet you don't hate us using the fate point now.

Rolled 76 (1d100)

>>37258390
Though now when you look closer it looks as if 'battlefield' would be compliment. Its more akin to killzone that worked TOO well and where your headed appears to be where some right proper butchery take place and is actively so as you noticed undead were dragging back bodies some of whom were screaming or moaning as gristly work was done.

Right in the middle of it sitting on a tree drenched head to two in blood and gore sat a distinctly female figure whistling a cheery tune while eating an apple legs dangling happily as they dripped with fresh blood onto the forest floor below.

Considering that figure was the only one NOT working you safely assumed as it turned out to be the boss and the one known as 'Slesh'.

When she noticed you guys approaching she cheerfully waved before hopping down and...actually skipped across the battlefield like a happy little flowergirl.

That image is gonna haunt you for awhile if the searing coming from your mind has anything to say about it.
'
"Oh hey," began the lady before abruptly the small drenched figure leaps at and gives quite the crushing hug if the cracking and squirming anything to go by before finally letting go...and she is finally silent as she attempts to recover. That was when her attention turned to you.

...those eyes you noticed glowed a...pretty pink. Sure wasn't expecting that. After taking a look at you she looked back at her and said.

"Finally found one different huh I know this one caused quite a bit trouble he did along with his merry band," that was when you realized just how short she was. She was about up to your lower chest and to the one she nearly gave a death hug to was about to her waist. Still though she narrowed her eyes." I recall that you took up a bunch of Scourges with you. What you hear to recruit the mighty Slesh!" She finished trying to stand up on her tippy toes in the pathetic attempt to look mighty and fearsome

>>37258494
My balls tingle with rage.
You fuckers

>>37258496
Demon halflings?

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>>37258496
... HAHAHA, sure. (Maybe ... Why not?)

Rolled 38 (1d100)

>>37258496
Now if you hadn't known what her history was NOT including her appearance, capabilities, and this place you would of indeed have assumed she harmless.

Sadly you knew she was no fucking joke. Despite being covered head to toe in fresh gore, this slaughter field, and the butchering going on nearby you would assumed she wasn't a threat at all.

Unbelievably deceiving appearances she possessed.

That was when you heard the lady spoke up.

"Guess other elven kingdoms finally sent reinforcements," coughed little lady questioningly.

"Yup, didn't exactly turn out well for them. Sure we missed a few scouts which you can take with you by the way" the last part she was looking at you. "not enough of them for a proper slaughter anyway yeah took out most the scouts then swept in and slaughtered them during their march. That was when they tried to retreat but we just followed them among the trees wiping em out. Real fun hadn't had that much fun in awhile slaughtering the villages gets boring after awhile you? Especially all the work you have to do just to find the damned things hardly any fun. Good thing there be wild elves they are perfect for the dull lulls between em."

"Ah good to know," little lady seems to be speaking clearly now having recovered. "How's Silvia?"

"OH she is doing great keeps on burning through too many vessels though she's harsh on em with how old she is they burn out too quick. Luckily this event got me some real nice ones so she'll be coming down right quick."

"What about her old body?"

"Best not bring that up she is picky about that one you would think a girl who died young and pretty wouldn't mind it but nope. She likes playing with the other ones despite all the damned spells put into it."

"Why is that?"

"She claims living bodies are fun little perv she is not even fresh ones are good enough for her. Only time she takes her body out for a ride is when she is prepping for battle or expects trouble."

"So she'll be here soon?"

>>37258578
We are a lot weaker than I thought in comparison to the rest of the land

Rolled 81 (1d100)

>>37258578
"Yeah she will be just don't bring up how nice her actual body is. For some reason she just can't believe its in perfect shape."

"I mean you would think she would of loved dying peacefully right? Nope. Can't stand it hated dying so hard she kicked the reaper's ass who was responible for her. Decided that carrying on as undead was much preferable didn't even have the good grace to wait till her body cooled before she was on the move as banshee."

"Ah...I remember the first day we met her screaming her head of slaughtering elves by the hundreds and i joined in by the hundreds...together thousands died between us."

"Then she hopped back into her body once she cooled off still warm by the way that was how quick we worked on killing em all."

"Guess what she did after?"

"Uh what?"

"started taking pot shots at reapers and grabbing departing souls not letting them go as she put them through torment. Let me tell you few things crueler then forcing a soul to not release properly the limbo causes all sorts of havoc to em. Not even I am that wicked."

"She did that to her own sisters by the way she would of done her mother and pops in but I got to them first. Her very own sisters now serve as her personnel escort."

"Real cunts too by the way hate her fucking sisters."

"I know right?"

There they both nod in agreement.

That was when you ask an important question.

"What is different about her sisters?"

"Simply put," explain Slesh. "You know typical sisterly 'love' and 'rivarly' dial that up to 11, make em royal, and long lived elves. Now you got that pictured in your mind right?"

You shuddered at the very thought.

"Now include the twisted emotions of going undead, feeling death shock, and freshly undead. The things she did to her sisters are like never before seen. I mean shit those poor spirits she first turned alone she has a hard time repeating...but can do so. Those ones were fucking elite. Her sisters though....it was bad ass what she did."

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... hm not sure how many of us are asleep. I want to talk about using one of the boons to ally with one of the undead factions here. The elves would be nice for our living pop is we get food production from them. It's just I don't they they will mesh well with our troops.

>>37258691
I am awake.

I for one am dying to hear about if our adventurer came through these parts. I hope he comes back soon, we need that map more than ever now.

So many different factions here, there is a LOT of questions I'm going to have to ask and I'm just waiting for Genie storytime to be over. At the same time, I don't want it to be over because it's good

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>>37258699
Cool.

.. shit, yeah~! They could need that boost if they are still in here.

Fair.

>>37258691
I think the über boon might be good enuf to do that.

Rolled 1 (1d100)

>>37258662
"Now undead...they still got that family bonding just all twisted and fucked up even more so now."

"As how to spot them...well the elite ones right they are known as the Bloody Banshees they glow red. Her sisters though...they got a purple aura."

You try to understand.

"Speak of the devil there is one of the cunts now."

Looking over you can see five banshees approaching screaming their heads off silently the look of torment of their immaterial forms proving a haunting yet entrancing melody.

Sure enough though...you notice a haze.

Four of them have a red haze of blood rage and agonazing pain...the fifth one though.

You just BARELY avoiding puking upon glimpse of that fucking haze. THe sheer...pressure contained within that aura nearly caused you to pass out. You reallly REALLY don't want to know what was done to make something even remotely like that.

"Ah Slesh I see you been busy got prizes for offering to your mighty liege Silvia," Questioned her sister.

"Yup cunt now fuck off she gets first dibs."

The piercing gaze the banshee unleashed would of killed a mindless ooze or mighty undead with the feeling behind it. Slesh took it like a champ unforunately a spare guard was caught in it as the banshee departed and after a weird hurk sounding squeeck crashed loudly into a tree before hitting the forest floor in a pool of blood...that was then turned brackish by odd fluids released by it.

"FUCK," shouted one of the guards who was close to his now deceased buddy which just so happened saved his life as he turned towards him.

"Aw damn Banshee killed Frank I liked Frank he made the best sausages," complained one of the guards as they shambled over to the dead guard now known as frank the sausage maker.

"Quick check if he got his special sauce on em!"

With that last sentence abruptly all the guards surrounding frank abruptly grabbed for em suddenly a storm of bits and gore explodes outward.

They didn't even let his body cool before looting it.

>>37258722
I still hate you for burning fate. Even more now because you where fucking right.

>>37258727
Y...you rolled a 1. We are in a terrifying hell scape and you rolled a 1. Genie. In scared.

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>>37258725
I would hate to use the biggest on it. I would love to use it on a mass hero training montage and base upgrade.

>>37258738
Mine never got voted through, It was one of the others that added it to the walk around action.

If it helps any I'm wrong at times as well.

>>37258763
Well, it's Genie;s roll, so take comfort

Rolled 86 (1d100)

>>37258727
When they finally cleared away surprisingly enough his body was left intact his possessions less so...that was when it was revealed though.

Frank...had actually been dead for quite awhile before.

and

Frank wasn't human.


Looking at him he appeared to be an undead hobgoblin.

That was when you heard little lady speak up.

"Goddamn it you morons we weren't suppose to do the reveal just yet," she complained loudly while looking on at them and they shuffled their feat looking downward.

"but...but special sauce," one of them whined.

"I don't care about franks sauce and yes it is good but is sausages were plain amazing...man I am gonna miss those fucking sausages." moaned the lady as she smacked her lips.

"THere is a reason why I kept him close damn it and now that got him killed...Silvia owes me a new Frank Slesh."

"Ah.." begins Slesh "best bring it up with up Silvia who is right there."

Sure enough Silvia appeared surrounded by her purple hazy sisters...and she had a physical form. One of a haunting breathtaking pale beauty only made more so by the pallor of death and possession.

"Slesh where are the vessels," questioned Silvia in a hauntingly rousing voice.

"High up in the trees with a view," she replied pointing upwards at the treetops.

"Ah a view of this?"

"Yup."

"Oh dear Slesh you have learned well," Silvia spoke proudly as the two hugged each other and despite the bone breaking grasp and now....oh hey there is pale white bone where previously there wasn't on Silvia. Goddamn talk about a fearsome hug that can kill from such a tiny cute package.

"This living one," began Silvia as she approached you. "Hm a real pretty one for a human...is this one your Slesh?"

"Nope."

"Oh Little Lady," began Silvia in utter shock.

"Yup."

"H-how can this be?"

"She...I don't know guess she finally found one she sorta liked that wasn't worth killing or something," answered Slesh shrugging. "Fuck if I know specifics Silvia its been awhile since life."

>>37258774
What dose a genie crit fail do again

>>37258858
Magic

Rolled 52 (1d100)

>>37258817
"Ah yes pity you cannot posses the living...the experience is most nice to taste the air, the rushing of emotion, the heartbeat...truly lovely."

"Look I like being undead unlike you."

"Hm...oh dear Frank died?"

"Yup and its one of your sisters's fault."

"Oh...wait I have a replacement for that one."

"But...but my sausages."

"Ah...no wait I think i have one that will do. Please say hello to Seren."

With that she waved someone over...who strode over in heavy armor before rising his at it turned out visor.

"Yes my Queen?"

"We are in company of trusted friends Seren," gently scolded Silvia.

"AH my bad mother."

"Mother," questioned Little Lady.

"Yes well sorta one of my vessels gave birth to him before it broke. I rather like him truth be told and he is such a big bad boy. He will replace your undead monster."

"Can he make sausage?"

"Better he is a chef."

"Really?"

"He is the best I can do. He is a sworn to the God Balizar and of my court."

"Fine guess he'll do."

"He is a talented necromancer and master of flesh both living and dead. He is an AMAZING chef," commented Silvia upon her departure.

There meanwhile Seren stood vigil...sorta awkwardly actually. THat was when the lady hugged Slesh.

"He ain't used to other living much is he?"

"No not really."

Followed by "You really weren't kidding about how weird that fucking kingdom is were you?"

"No not really."

You decided to be a good sport and asked Seren about his family.

"So Seren how is your uh family life like?"

Seren merely looked at you with his surprisingly eyes full of life.

"I have many siblings not all of same body but rather of same mother."

"I what?"

"Mother gave birth using different possessed vessels."

"So...different mothers?"

"No same. Just...different bodies but same vital spirit."

"Woah...that is fucking weird."

"Not as weird as offspring with same body and spirit mother but different fathers."

"You...you lost me."

"Same father."

"OH...so how does that work?"

>>37258888
Is he about to ask where baby's come from?

Night bump

Rolled 39 (1d100)

>>37258888
>>37258888
That was when your adviser interrupted sparing the increasing annoy Seren and they made some words before she approached and spoke slowly to you.

"Saren as different mothers but same mommy."

"Oh okay..."

"He has same father but different daddies."

"Uh...okay weird I guess."

That was she shook her head and stated.

"Look if you can't understand the simple stuff and THEN don't about the stuff that makes the simple stuff look easy alright?"

"Yes..."

"Good."

"So wait who is his Father?"

"Vasidar Zikar," she responded as you prept for leaving.

That left you stunned....you actually knew who that was.

For you see...Vasidar Zikar...you fought that bastard on a number of occasions. Vasidar Zikar was one of the most wretched of warlords to ever exist. He was a damned Soldier Champion turned wanna be noble. Somehow he cheated death...over and over.

You fought his army once and ended up dueling him.

That was one of the very few occasions where you actually lost.

No one knew where Vasidar Zikar would sometimes find himself during down times or when he lost his lands...but now you knew.

That bastard...you still remember his sneering face as he stood over you his blade held high as it dropped down ready to cleave your head off your shoulders.

Only thing that saved you was the good timing of the barbarians whom you helped out on a few occasions arrived.

Rigar Vorca saved you with his screaming charge as he leaped at him smashing him out of the way.

You remembered Rigar you and him together fighting with that barbaric chieftain his forces and yours united drove his army back. Together you managed to drive fight him off.

Still to think Vasidar liked to chill in such an undead kingdom...you never heard of any dealings with undead and him. Shit he even rarely dealt in savages preferring disillusioned peasantry and the odd monster.

To find this out is....highly unexpected. No wonder no one could find him when he wasn't causing trouble.

Rolled 64 (1d100)

>>37259303
Ah by the way due to my abscences I will actually be running a marathon game till like monday or sunday I have yet to decide which.

As in I will be back!

Tomorrow some time.


So prepare.

Oh also before I forget I need ideas on what to write for post apoc or some other shit.

They be for short stories.

They wont be critical in game info just a piece of fluff.

>>37259319
Cool, see you tomorrow.

Now to sleep, later people.

>>37249955
Genie should get Patreon... of course, then we'd probably get to see a picture and she'd get too many marriage proposals...

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>>37259319
Bump with dice!

Bump

Sup players?

What is everyone's thought one allying with them? I know these undead people are crazy, but maybe we can ally with the less mad of the group.

>>37263499
Let's get a full overview of the political situation first, but yes this seems a good source of allies.

>>37263499
We are getting a formal tour of the forest from one of its preeminent denizens. Let's just enjoy the ride and try to be polite.

>>37263610
A sensible plan? From you? how badly do you want this civ to survive?

>>37265106
Ehh.. Could care less about them. Passion isn't clouding my judgment

>>37266334
Just don't use another fate point

Rolled 44 (1d100)

I fucking hate Chrome OS....damn it for being so goddamn cheap.

>>37266980
" " Well you can copy a paste or use the keyboard that you click in the control panel for windows.

>>37267020
There's firefox if you want something different.

>>37267020
You still here Genie and do we need to do something?

Rolled 5 (1d100)

will return soon got computer working and am getting something to eat.

So like half hour or so and I shall begin.

>>37268506
Aw yeah, can't wait to see what hapens next

Rolled 93 (1d100)

>>37259303
While you were off in lala land apparently you made good time if the sudden skeletal trees were anything to go by in the otherwise devastated landscape. If you had to hazard a guess the only reason you knew you were still in the damned forest was the sorry excuse for trees remaining.

Eventually though you find yourself getting smacked on the head with a massive gauntlet...looks like the hulking brute is back.

"Listen and look," was the only things it said before pointing.

In front of you...was a field of bones and what appeared to be an large pit hoisting bones out. At first you weren't too bothered until abruptly the so called field of bones started to come alive forming a massive skeletal monstrousity.

"This one is Dave by the way he is a nice guy so long as you bring him a bone he'll let you past otherwise he'll kill you and take you for whatever your good for," explained Little Lady. Which kills you considering she actually makes even you feel rather short...got to figure out what she goes by so you decide it would be a good idea to ask the behemoth who was throwing a pile of bones at Dave.

"So...what does little lady actually go by and what do you yourself go by," you ask politely and he just looks at you.

"I go by Huey Behehu she is better known as Lady Alizametha Nezavi. Normally I would say you touch you die but well she can take care of herself more then well."

You...never heard of him but her last tame tickles the back of your mind something fierce...but you can't quite remember what it was about. "Ah wait why do you escort her around then?"

You notice that despite his dented helm and looking away you can tell he was staring at something in the past with glossy eyes. "She has terrible sense of direction, also" now he is looking back at you. "To protect others from her not the other way around." With that the hulking behemoth attempts to take point but ends up taking the long way skirting pass your adviser.

Rolled 56 (1d100)

>>37269355
Before long and standing before a pile of bones with whom a jagged awkward skeleton made up of confusing bones was digging through there you were introduced to the Skeletal Alex.

As it approached you and stares at you with a flickering gaze with the unholy light flickering within its otherwise empty sockets.

"Hm...a wannabe warlord hm, rejected hero? Hm heard the Scourges say something about you huh? Wish to go the route of the Overlord or perhaps something else eh?"

You...weren't entirely sure how you were gonna answer that.

"You need to come to a decision soon otherwise it may very well be made for you. There are plenty of so called heroes and villains in these wartorn lands. Best figure out which you are," with that the skeletal being of mismatched bones stumbles away before finishing. "As in Win that way you be the hero. As in the histories the villains are always the losers. How you go about it however is a different story altogether one that many have the habit of forgetting...now where did that but that damned rock bone..."

"Oh how unusual he er she? Isn't much for talking had weird bit of advice if you can figure out how to ask properly easier said then done until you figure the secret. Not that I have yet to do so," comments Alizametha. "Anyway the way to the count...is lets see this here is a bone field in a patch of skeletal forest with the one operation. Eh I think we can find the Count at his Manor he prefers to avoid his castle not a big fan of it due to some disagreement or something."

"Hm little lady remember what the count said about his bats," spoke up one of the guards.

"OH yeah that shortcut...I don't have or see any bats though."

With that you can the Huey grunt before pointing out soon it will be nightfall and then all she'll need to do is make a call then.

"Oh yeah..."

So there you were resting up underneath the trees before as it got darker.

>>37269728

>You...weren't entirely sure how you were gonna answer that.
"I doubt I'll live long enough to become either, really."

He/She/It does have a point though, we've been playing these guys nice thus far...might not work for too much longer if we want to survive and grow.

Rolled 6 (1d100)

>>37269728
Sure enough to got dark as if by sudden and then the lady appeared suddenly and you hadn't even known she been gone.

"He is gonna give us a ride."

With that you heard before you saw the cloud of bats pushing towards you envloping you all within their beating wings and their odd chatter. Just as they had surrounded you though they broke up. Revealing an entirely new area.

One that was quite dark with only the silver lit leaves casting any light and the flickering lights of nearby villages or towns. You could hear screaming and twisted laughter in hot pursuit of it. The air...felt fresh yet had the odd aftertaste of death and ashes.

Around you meanwhile was the dark claws of forsaken forest and a dark unlit path a dark castle hanging above the trees. Down the path and toward the castle as well as yourself approached a hunched figure holding a lantern....the only source of good light nearby. What it revealed was desecrated forest floor and dark yet seemingly bleached stones within the path.

Eventually the hunched and robed figure made its way to you. There you could see gnarled clawed hands holding the lantern that was hanging from a staff. Once the figure made it near you and paused waiting as yours approached from the clearing where you were deposited.

Once everyone had arrived the guide slowly worked his way towards the castle. As you got closer and closer you noted how the castle loomed...and was mostly dark except for a few oddly sickening lights. There the guide continued onward up the path and through the maw of its gates.

The courtyard you found was competely empty besides a few carriages and the stables...not a sound arose from them or even a scent. At the doors though the guide paused and slowly rapped on the door.

Which then opened slowly and soundlessly there the guide stood the side and let you enter past. Once you entered you noted a few flickering candles and seemingly from nowhere a butler arrived and rendered serves.

>>37270150
And history is written by the Victors, after all. The Memor would be remembered as a prosperous, kind people if Market Garden had been completed.

Also you guys should scout out the bandits around here thoroughly, get their attention, and then dispatch a 'caravan of valuable goods' out with a moderate escort (so they have to deploy a sizeable force to be sure of capturing it).

Then you lure them/flee their attack into Dave. The caravan is full of bones so our forces pass just fine, but they have to deal with him. The escort forces circle around to make sure the bandits don't run, and in the meantime you dispatch your main forces to take out their camps while they're weak.

>>37270150
>>37270375
Wise words smart anon.
Truth be told the reason we were here was to have our army put to use killing monsters and expanding our influence into the forest, but that seems a good idea.


I really wish we had that map, because not having any idea of places we can expand to or where everything is REALLY hinders our ability to expand.

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Rolled 8 (1d100)

>>37270150
I believe we been playing more neutral. We help the near by people to get something out of it.

As for it working out that will depend on what we do with this knowledge given to us. We are getting great info on the people here. With said info we could ally with other races or find a way to ally with the undead here.

It's a lot to take in, but I'm making notes for me.

Rolled 47 (1d100)

>>37270152
After the butler did his work and then showed you the way down a corridor...and into a room which was beholden with a feast but no guests.

At the head massive table though you noted there stood a nobleman on his seat and holding a silver chalice. After he noticed you entered he stood up though and flew back his arms in a massive greetings.

"Welcome my guests to my humble abode I knew you had quite the interesting trip no? So I do hope this lowly meal will help you recover from your tiring journey oh and your rooms should be made up shortly!"

With that the from what you guessed is the count and his utter overkill of a welcome with the feast and from the looks of it ever full drinks considering how Seren was trying and failing to knock them back approached the Lady for light conversation.

You meanwhile..were sorta lost with the massive feast mean for many many more people then just you, but sad down and prepared all the same. Still one hell of a selection though you must admit as you dived into it.

Still though the lack of lighting is rather...disconcerting. Eventually the Count finished his conversation and made his way slowly through the guides halting only for awhile when he ran into Huey, Seren, your adviser, and finally stopped before yourself.

"So you the sorry sap and soul his lost everything hm? Can't exactly say I been there but I knew few who were," commented the Count who sipped from his chalice that if you hadn't known better you would of said was a rich red wine. "Your...a weird one though never knew one the lady would take who didn't end up dead. Kudos to you for that by the way not even many monsters could pull that off. Still I would watch out if I were you. As you are playing a very dangerous game...one of which you don't know the rules to and your playing with some nasty players."

"I am great at games."

>>37270420
The map I made was sorta lost...and it was a shitty map also chromebook doesn't have shit so i can't make a new one.

>>37270500
Genie, we sent a hero on a long journey to find it. We don't care if it's shit, we just need a crude idea of wherever everything is.

Just make an MS paint map like you did for Memor and Bloodsnow, with different colors for biomes and peoples and rivers and such. That's all we need.

>>37270500
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/sumo-paint/dpgjihldbpodlmnjolekemlfbcajnmod?hl=en

http://www.chromebookhq.com/tag/sumo-paint/

I think these are free

Rolled 63 (1d100)

>>37270500
"Hm yes but not his kind of game are you? After all considering what happened at your old home...yes I do as a matter of fact know about that. You lost that one hard and the one here...well you are digging deep without knowing a thing eh?"

Any questions for the count before you retire to your rooms?
>>37270542
Chromebook doesn't even have a simple program like that otherwise i would believe me I checked.

This chrome shit is an abomination it wont even allow me to install programs from the web. Its like the worst of both mac and windows combined.

>>37270645
> it wont even allow me to install programs from the web
I faintly remember there's a bypass to that.

Can you try the links in >>37270603 and see if it works?

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When we get back from this I would like to talk with the people of our keep. I want to know their views on allying with the undead of forest or if they would like to do something else.

I'm fine if we go done a darker road of death, but I do like to balance things with some living people. I mean how else do you grow with out life?

Rolled 99 (1d100)

>>37270645
I miss my freeware...also ad blockers and protection warez.

I can't even get the good or even bad stuff.

I miss the good stuff...
Anyway waiting for some damned questions.

also fuck this walk around and dice for making it take so long.

Rolled 1 (1d100)

>>37270742
hm not really a necromancer though...

and I guess i should give some warnings.

IF things keep up eventually your gonna have to deal with shit like politics and considering how blood as VERY real power...breeding projects is a thing.

Granted its effectiveness may vary but that is what like magic is for and shit(stupid wizards).

So yeah...civ mode is just a part if things keep on going as they are.

>>37270645
>Questoins
Oh holy crap I have a LOT of questions, but dammit it's just late where I'm at. I should've saved them.

Gimme a moment.

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>>37270952
So is one of the problems from us not picking up that a lady likes us and we make mix feeling happen? I assume one is from us being a bad ass and scaring people.

"Might I ask what you like to do on your free time? Your place is quite lovely and can't help but wonder what you do around here in your spare."

>>37271067
Well I guess we could go overlord and limit the politics or see about getting some trusted people to help. I imaged we would hit a point where talks will become a big thing. Lucky us to have sliver and smart anon to help.

Rolled 99 (1d100)

>>37270726
This sumo paint is a pain in the fucking ass by the way. Like damn...I is trying though but fuck I can't make it come out even halfway bad decent.

>>37271067
hm great now I have to check the roll rules...

>>37271266
Well, sheet, I have to leave...I hope I can still ask questions when I come back.

Keep us alive peeple, and as always be polite. We're here to find an outlet for our army, and surely somebody here would like an army to help them.

>>37271266
What are the major political powers in the forest and their relationship to each other, any wars or alliances right now?

What of the monster presence in the forest, are there any pests or unwanted creatures that could be removed?

Rolled 86 (1d100)

>>37271772
"hm major politcal powers well besides myself and the undead kingdom in the heart of the forest which was once elven kingdoms. I would normally say elves but they been getting their ass kicked hard in these woods."

"Besides that i suppose you got a few remaining elves, usual savages, and the smart monsters."

"Relationship...the undead are at worst nuetral with each other there is plenty of space between us. Monsters are hostile to all.

War is being waged between the undead and elves. The only ones not parcipating in the conflict is the Bones on the undead side. Elves tried to call in allies but they recently got themselves slaughtered."

"Alliances...a few alliances among the monster, alliance between elves, and an alliance between Slesh and the Silvia."

"No we vampires have no alliances only agreements."

"Monster presence is intense elves are dropping like flies allowing them to explode, undead not thick enough number to counter, and that is how it is."

"Pests? For whom?"

"the only creatures I consider unwanted are those whose blood cannot drink or sustain those who can."

>>37271266
We never got the name of the lady from the pond, and what is she and her large friend?

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>>37271947
Huey Behehu ( the behemoth that got hit by a shoe )
Lady Alizametha Nezavi ( aka little lady )

>>37271947
I actually provided those big guy goes by Huey Behehu and her name is Alizametha Nezavi

>>37271934
>"the only creatures I consider unwanted are those whose blood cannot drink or sustain those who can."
How many of those are there around?

>>37272013
>>37272003
Thanks.

"So you vampires are a neutral party then, with no disposition toward any side?"

>Monsters are hostile to all.
"How about monsters?
Initially, we wanted to reduce the monster presence which posed a threat to our town. But I imagine, being vampires, some of those might be a good blood meal."


"Do you vampires have no enemies at all?"

Rolled 49 (1d100)

>>37272102
"Depends if you count undead or not. Otherwise they are stuff like slimes and others lacking in blood."


"We side with the undead but don't go directly into battle with em Slesh is wasteful. Silvia...too intrigued with the living. The others...well get along better with them except Alex that one never shuts up about bones."

"Monsters...despise the undead and have bad interaction with the civilized. Only ones they don't outright hate are the savages."

"Of course we have enemies the rightous, vampire hunters, stuff like that you know the usual. Normally I would say living but I need the living...to well keep on living for my own sake."

"Doesn't due to kill all your prey only end up starving yourself after all."

>>37272273
>"Monsters...despise the undead and have bad interaction with the civilized.
"Well then it sounds like we're in luck. We came here to scout out the monster presence before clearing it out. And it seems we both hate monsters.

Truth be told we are. . .itchy for action. We are a spring with no where to spring. We came here seeking an alliance with somenoe and a common enemy to fight, to increase both of our powers.

As well as a place to keep some of our populace who don't get along quite well just yet"

>>37272273
"Tell me about how Vampires feed on blood. Do bites automatically transform into vampires? Can blood be drained and willingly offered without being bitten?"

Rolled 31 (1d100)

>>37272768
"Hm despise monsters? They are actually pretty useful if you can find any reasonable ones...easier said then done admittedly."

"Hm...then why the forest and monsters? Not exactly richest in loot. What you after...monstrous recruits."

"As for alliances...you have odd tastes."

"Ah so there it is...you want a slice. Have fun with that."

---

"Hm no it depends on the kind of vampire actually and there are certainly a variety. Some yes a bite will turn they are...more prolific for others it requires introduction of vampiric blood, magic or something else entirely."

"As long as blood is fresh or properly treated its fine."