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Posted - 2015.05.18 01:27:00 -
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Religion
As mentioned previously, the Osmar faith is Bitheistic. (which as you can guess means two gods) The Gods have no names nor are they depicted with any shape. Rather they are the embodiment of their respective elements, the Sea and the Dark, below and above. The faith teaches that the world exists only because it is allowed to by both of these. The Osmar praise them and ask for nothing in return for fear it might invoke their ire. Some more fanatical sects declare daylight to be an illusion, and thus will only operate at dark, but these people are low in numbers. Most Osmar will "choose" one or the other and will stay more faithful to that, whilst still repaying their respects to the other. The Seers, a gender neutral term, are the spiritual leaders and each is only permitted to conduct sermons for one god. As a result the leadership is split into two High Seers. While there is no rules pertaining to it, the High Seer of the Sea is typically male while the High Seer of Dark is typically female.
Marriage
Marriage can often mean a different thing to the peasants than it does the nobles. For peasants, it is a joyous expression of mutual love between two people. Whereas for Nobles it is a means of forming alliances through marital bonds as well as a means of producing heirs. Because of this, public Same-gender relationships are typically shunned amongst the upper class and extramarital affairs are common.
Government
At the highest level, the kingdom is run by a Monarch under a feudal system. All those within the borders are beholden to them. The monarch wields absolute power in the territory directly under its control, which is called a domain and is historically the county of Burtun. The monarch may appoint advisors to assist them in the running of realm. Directly under the Monarch are the Earls. They exert their power over counties and have power similar to that of the monarch in their own domain. Unlike the monarch, they have no power in other earldoms and have certain obligations to fulfil, such as providing the Monarch with a portion of their collected tax and contributing a levy of soldiers when at war. For the most part, they are a law unto themselves. Going down another level brings you to the Baron/Baroness. They are the lowest landed noble and typically have control of a castle and its nearby village. They have their obligations to whomever controls the county capital, be it Earl or Monarch.
Will add more in future, let me know if you feel like something is missing.
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Posted - 2015.05.20 23:23:00 -
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Updated other post with substantial details about Justice.
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Posted - 2015.05.21 23:42:00 -
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True Adamance wrote:And I thought the Osmarii were civilised....... I'll be going into further detail on it in an eventually upcoming Military section, but the Osmar actually frown on taking a life. It's typically reserved for the most grievous acts taken against the crown. But when they do deem that someone should be executed, they ensure they suffer, as a reminder that their acts are unforgivable.
Question for Raven, what's the Mahj religion? Question for all, can anyone suggest a name for the religion so it's not called the "Osmarii Faith"? I can't seem to think of anything fitting.
Last point: Added in a section on tolerance to my previous post here if anyone is interested.
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Posted - 2015.05.22 21:21:00 -
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Quote:Side note can our species breed. I think one of the possible choices such as Civic for the Caldari would be a side species who were taller than regular Parics, but shorter than regular Tal-Man and stronger than Parics. But would have some reptile fetures from the Parics
Brought up by Vash more than once in the IC thread, as of yet gone unresolved so I decided I'd port it here. Because of how Human the mainland species are (Tal, Paric and Osmar) I'd swing it as a yes for them.
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Posted - 2015.05.26 00:27:00 -
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True Adamance wrote:Hey Spade what would one normally find on an Osmarii Frigate? I'll be going into the ships in more detail, but if we're talking frigate then that's the fastest Osmar ship. Too small for the line of battle and their guns are generally on a single deck and certainly no more than two. About thirty to fourty cannons per ship and relatively large square sails. If you scaled the ship of the line down to size, the frigate would be longer and narrow than it. Scouting, raiding, trade disruption and protection are what they're best for. Most manoeuvrable ship in the Osmar navy, though likely not as manoeuvrable as Mur ships. Crew would be reasonably skilled swordsmen as is necessary if boarding or being boarded.
Anything I missed?
Also while I'm here I'll mention one of my earllier posts is updated with the army.
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Posted - 2015.05.28 00:03:00 -
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True Adamance wrote:Now that Spade as done a break down of his military he now has me wondering how the Mur would fight on the land. Badly?
Just throwing things out, but would use of ambush tactics fit well? Particularly if close to a body of water such as a lake or river. Also navy detailed. That's the last one I can think of.
On religion name, thanks for the suggestions but I'm still not sure, I need something that sounds bit more...germanic, seeing as Anglo Saxon is the primary influence. Latin works too as that's a secondary influence. Will continue to mull it over.
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Posted - 2015.05.29 23:57:00 -
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sir RAVEN WING wrote:Vash Warren wrote:Raven. I captured them and enslaved them far and square so go find your own folk to enslave these are mine!
I feel so evil, I hate doing this (sort of) but we need some conflict so I say Put Up your Dukes Parics. Lets get down to it! Hit me with your best shot, why don't you hit me with your best shot. Fire away! The remainder may come with my people, although the Paric are highly against slavery. War may break out, and the Creed doesn't walk into a battle in lines, you walk into us... By then it's too late. But if I'm not mistaken the Creed isn't the entirety of the Paric Military. What do the rest do? Unless it is and they're less numerous than other nations soldiers? Sorry, I'm just not clear on how the Paric would go about fighting a war.
@Jonny. When I read "I am Lur" in your post I immediately thought of
Quote:Ruler of the planet Omicron Persei 8!
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Posted - 2015.05.31 18:23:00 -
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Could cause a civil war in Osmarium. Osmar aren't above enforced servitude (as described in the military section) but the Queen is quite friendly. Many landed lords however are more wary of the influence they have, and so would likely go against the monarchy should she side with them.
All leaving an opportunity for an ambitious noble to attempt to usurp the throne.
Who knows.
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Posted - 2015.05.31 18:27:00 -
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sir RAVEN WING wrote:Also, does no one else wonder why all races automatically know the common language? Gameplay convenience?
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Posted - 2015.05.31 18:37:00 -
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Also, relating to the "Threat should they turn hostile", that's greater in the capital province. Crasmere is too isolated to have a large number of the creed whilst the Earls of the other two have limited there numbers somewhat. But I'm sure they're still present.
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Posted - 2015.06.01 17:54:00 -
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Oh Cryptic, wonderful. Once the festival is over I've plans for Godwin to return with news of the discovery and so on. Return journey and all that.
So keep an eye out.
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Posted - 2015.06.04 18:07:00 -
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*looks at lizards sig.* *Looks at friendlist.*
Raven?
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Posted - 2015.06.04 21:18:00 -
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True Adamance wrote:The Lizard Merc wrote:I know I'm kinda skipping 100+ pages, but is there room for me? If Catmerc has in fact been a 'bad kitty' he would be horrified to find that Cat-People are already a thing and so are Lizard-People. Hell so are Fish-People, Regular-People, Giant-People, and Dead-People...... Bird-people are still open though.
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Posted - 2015.06.06 21:53:00 -
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Heads up Cryptic, more interaction with you.
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Posted - 2015.06.14 21:29:00 -
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Honestly the only magic I remember were in-universe rumours of necromancy. I mean, I could dig through and find other mentions but that's over a hundred pages.
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Posted - 2015.06.16 00:08:00 -
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While we're on the topic of magic, could it be used to manipulate will? To embolden ones own morale or even that of an army? (By a particularly powerful user of course) Heal the wound of yourself and others? Physically boost one's toughness or strength?
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Posted - 2015.06.16 00:51:00 -
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True Adamance wrote:How do you embolden will?
You influence their mind essentially. Almost like an illusion, make them think they have a confidence they don't have.
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Posted - 2015.06.18 23:58:00 -
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sir RAVEN WING wrote:Good point.
Every magic should have it's own downside.
If you are planning on using a magic, post it here along with a proposed downside if you have one. Alright. Taking the previously mentioned one,
Effect: Reinforces willpower, encourages a soldier to fight on despite hardships. Someone affected by this spell will not flee from combat and will take more injuries and attack with greater ferocity..
As it is essentially a trick of the mind, it confers no physical improvements. This means that it in no way affects how much blows a soldier can take, but rather how much they are willing to take. It must be actively and continuously held by the caster and if ended abruptly can leave a man momentarily confused and dazed.
So, that's one that'd likely show up once magic is revealed more in Osmar territory. (If approved of course)
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Posted - 2015.06.25 21:22:00 -
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Vash Warren wrote:@ Osmar what do they look like? Just humans or I feel like I am missing a small detail they have.
Human mostly. They can be particularly pale skinned and their hair colour ranges from a near white to a medium brown, apart from those they have much in common with real humans.
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Posted - 2015.07.04 21:58:00 -
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Arkena Wyrnspire wrote:I'll get going eventually guys, I promise. *Points nukes at Ark* "You don't have nukes yet" -Everyone "Shuddup" -Me
On another note, do the Tal-Men have mercenary companies?
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Posted - 2015.07.08 00:21:00 -
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I just realised that I have two characters, one named Cenred and the other Coenrad.
I'm changing the name of the latter before it gets confusing. He's now Coenwulf Bericson of Dunburgh. We good?
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Posted - 2015.07.09 23:03:00 -
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Raven, regarding the roll that resulted in an attack on Osmar lands, has that happened yet or is it coming up soon? Just want to make sure before my next post.
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Posted - 2015.07.09 23:44:00 -
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True Adamance wrote:Spademan wrote:Raven, regarding the roll that resulted in an attack on Osmar lands, has that happened yet or is it coming up soon? Just want to make sure before my next post. ...... I've kind of been posting under the assumption that it had already happened and that you would write it into your plot when you could. Right, sorry, I've been playing catch up. I was thinking Raven's post on page 125 could have been it but wasn't sure. Anyway, I'll continue as planned.
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Posted - 2015.07.15 22:02:00 -
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True Adamance wrote:
I'm not really concerned. I have a very solid understanding of what Arkena plans to start with and how to progress.... when he does arrive I'd already thought of potential contingencies for him......and now since I know magic exists....something I didn't know previously.... what's to be concerned about.
Dudes who worry me are the Osmar.
Their racial design is bloody flawless. Rifles, Ships, Pike and Plate Armour. Trader Nation with Naval Traditions. Already militarised. Technologically Advanced. Magically Advanced. Numerous, Own Large Tracts of Land on the Main Continent, Owns Crasmere in the North. Has potential to annex Tal-Man between the Cauti, the Bloods, and his own lands. Aeschild's more lenient rule is on the decline. Knows about the Cathay-Raht which we don't. Is friends with them. Cathay Raht are giant ******* Cat People with Dwarfs.
From a military perspective they have everything my people lack. Experienced Modern Soldiers. Disciplined Formations. Vast Lands. Naval Traditions Rivalling my own. Etc. Too flexible and adaptable for its own good.
Unlike Spade other RP factions have more obvious weaknesses to exploit.
I apologise if I've presented them as flawless, that wasn't the intention. Militarily, the chain of command is both a strength and weakness. Whilst it lends to well organised and disciplined formations if that's cut it's put into disarray. Particularly when you consider that presently Earls and Barons themselves tend to lead armies. Say if Coenwulf became king and declared war on the Paric. A quick way to end that might be to take him prisoner in battle. He would however refuse to give up land. On that note, a combined strength and weakness is that the nation is heavily influenced by its ruler. Say again Coenwulf becomes king, his rule could lead to Naval traditions being somewhat neglected in favour of land.
The earls also have a great deal of autonomy, they are only required to provide a quarter of their soldiers to the monarch in times of war. They can provide more if they wish, but that requires them to like their liege.
Also I don't think I've gotten any magical abilities yet.
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Posted - 2015.07.15 22:35:00 -
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True Adamance wrote:No I don't mean that's how you have presented them. It's how I interpret their flexibility and skill sets. In this world humans really are a dominant force and for good reason. Clear and well rounded empire development.
Perhaps their one weakness is that they are too well rounded and don't particularly excel in too many fields in the way a meta human race might.
E.G- Artugian poisoned claws, Mur capacity to swim and stay submerged, Tal-Man size and strength, etc. Oh physically yes, of course, they try to make up for that with the stuff they use. The only thing I give them in that regard is that they'd be used to the cold (I assume due to how far up they are in the map. Incidentally, that's where the pale skin and hair came from when Raven initially did the map.)
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Posted - 2015.07.22 21:41:00 -
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Y'know I was really confused reading that post until I saw NG+ which was when I finally realised you were talking about Dark Souls 2 and not this.
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Posted - 2015.07.23 22:24:00 -
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Does Jakyl have a title?
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Posted - 2015.07.24 22:41:00 -
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Double Caestus is the way to go.
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Posted - 2015.07.30 22:49:00 -
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The Osmar border would have outposts to collect tolls for the upkeep of the roads. Further along there'd be watchtowers, typically each one in sight of another until you'd come across a town. Most towns have some kind of central fortified structure from a burh to castle depending on wealth. Usually stone is used but if it cannot be accessed, isn't considered necessary or is too expensive for whomever is constructing it wood is used instead.
Occasionally a town can be built around a church rather than a castle and ore suitable fortifications would the be built.
Lastly, the region of Osmarium in the corner down between Paric lands and Tal-Men lands is at the edge of a forest.
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Posted - 2015.08.06 22:05:00 -
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I believe this is the first the Artugans have heard of the Osmar. I do hope to make a good impression. Posts of my own incoming once I'm caught up with Gamescom, also what happened to Cryptic?
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Posted - 2015.08.10 21:02:00 -
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sir RAVEN WING wrote:Jonny D Buelle wrote:Vash Warren wrote:Man that wedding scene was so happy, it made me want to send them a wedding gift. A steel shackle with ruby's. You are so generous, we will be sure to return the favour by giving you a dark ancestor! Imagine this, Dark Ancestors whom had been trained by the Creed. This would come in the future, but still they'd be unstoppable. So I'll start work on this worlds version of the great bombard now.
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Posted - 2015.08.10 22:07:00 -
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True Adamance wrote: C'mon guys make love not war. Why not both?
Also Raven can I get a roll for siege progress on the Cauti fort. With the low end being status quo. Final thing, what does the distribution of towns and forts look like in Cauti controlled lands?
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Posted - 2015.08.10 22:12:00 -
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True Adamance wrote:
Well ****.
I'm sticking with my half fishman-half poisonous long clawed assassins. No better assassins anywhere on the oceans or river ways. Train them with the Daughters to export sex to the world, give them natural Artugian grace, Mur lung capacity they'd be the worlds ultimate geisha assassin sleeper agents......that can be possessed by their Dark Ancestors..... exploding the lungs of their targets and cutting their way through enemies until the die.
I prefer the kind of assassination that involves large calibre artillery.
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Posted - 2015.08.10 22:30:00 -
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True Adamance wrote:Spademan wrote:True Adamance wrote:
Well ****.
I'm sticking with my half fishman-half poisonous long clawed assassins. No better assassins anywhere on the oceans or river ways. Train them with the Daughters to export sex to the world, give them natural Artugian grace, Mur lung capacity they'd be the worlds ultimate geisha assassin sleeper agents......that can be possessed by their Dark Ancestors..... exploding the lungs of their targets and cutting their way through enemies until the die.
I prefer the kind of assassination that involves large calibre artillery. Then it's not really assassination is it. Plus I agree with you. The Skadii-an Navy is all about fire power and mobility.....just not staying power.... plus I often feel like having what amounts to a rudimentary gravity manipulation magic makes fighting Mur really scary on the oceans. Never underestimate the vast and arguably over powered applications of mundane/vector magic. Attraction (Pull), Repulsion (Push), Restoration (Reallocation), Vibration (Quake), Tension (Malleability), Resonation (Sound), Abrasion (Deconstruction). Hey as long as they don't see it coming that's assassination in my book.
You remind me, I should begin to introduce magic somehow. Thinking of going down the illusion/mind affecting route for the most part.
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Posted - 2015.08.10 22:36:00 -
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sir RAVEN WING wrote:So far, we are still lagging behind with only magic and farming, granted magic makes up for the lack of development going on, and the Cauti are leading the innovation network as far a warfare if concerned.
Chemical Warfare. That's Project Psychosis, and a subtle reference to Batman's Scarecrow. Well I could begin developing railway lines and steam trains so you can all cower in terror from the might of my armoured trains!
Ahem. I mean to usher in a new era of trade and transport.
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Posted - 2015.08.11 21:41:00 -
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Hey, so for my siege I did some rolls using a d20
20 (Critical success) large breach in the walls. 13 (Minor success) 1st assault. Significant defender deaths, noticeable attacker deaths, fort not yet taken. 12 (Minor success) 2nd assault, similar to 1st but consecutive assaults result in walls taken. 20 (Critical success) Central castle is stormed, attackers overrun completely, fortress taken.
That cool?
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Posted - 2015.08.11 23:38:00 -
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Queen Aeschild Morcarsdotter of Hroth - Queen of Osmarium, Earl of Burtgun. - Has much Creed training, but upon the death of her father left to rule the kingdom. - Possesses an affinity for administration
Earl Cenred Gudramsson of Howe - Earl of Howe - Served as his fathers chancellor and thus has good diplomatic skills - Growing weary of perceived decadence under Aeschild's rule.
Earl Coenwulf Bericsson of Dunburgh - Earl of Kilerth - Underwent training as a Knight which gave him excellent combat and leadership skills. Inspires men on the battlefield - Is highly ambitious and seeks the throne for himself.
Earl Gelfrid Ecgberhtsson of Crasmere - Earl of Crasmere - Accomplished sailor - Indifferent to who rules the Kingdom provided they don't infringe on his feudal rights
Godwin the Explorer - Merchant turned explorer who led an expedition in search of wealth - A kind of governor of the new settlement constructed on Cy'rath (Osmar write it as Kirath) Unsure of what to do with him now. He was to receive orders to extend an offer of vassalisation to King Za'Harr but Cryptic seems to be one now.
Then of course Chancellor Eofor and Marshall Bannoth who are members of the Queens council and act as advisors in their respective fields. The Earls have their own but they'll just be referred to by their titles.
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Posted - 2015.08.14 23:28:00 -
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Coenwulf's siege is done, set after the week skip. My next post shall bring the glories of breach loading!
To musket/rifles anyway. Cannons had them a while now.
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Posted - 2015.08.15 21:29:00 -
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What d'ya mean by an odd win?
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Posted - 2015.08.20 21:05:00 -
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*waits for True's post to make his own siege post look like chump writing*
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Posted - 2015.08.20 21:17:00 -
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sir RAVEN WING wrote:I had a post!
It didn't post!
IGS! One of the much lesser known and rather more underwhelming Martin Luther King speeches.
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Posted - 2015.08.20 21:27:00 -
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True Adamance wrote:Spademan wrote:*waits for True's post to make his own siege post look like chump writing* I genuinely am trying right now...... it's becoming more difficult the more effort I put into the drafts..... Did you know I now currently have designed the lay out of the barracks including the partitioned officers quarters for married men, the kitchens and scullery lay outs, etc....... I even know the drainage systems of the castle. Impressive. I'm refraining from doing too much detail with a mixture of laziness and an unwillingness to become too attached. And being less experienced but hey, I'm always learning.
Having said that I am thinking of finding some way to flesh out the wildlife more, at the moment I'm considering giant birds and I'm wondering if I want the more recently extinct, larger, and herbivorous Elephant bird or the millions of years old, slightly small carnivorous Phorusrhacos.
In general I'm basing my animals on extinct creatures, usually more recently extinct.
Size chart. 3 is Elephant bird and 5 is Phorusrhacos.
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Posted - 2015.08.20 21:57:00 -
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True Adamance wrote:
I've worked out the Skadii-an ecosystem. It's primary composed of crustaceans, the occasional few ocean dwelling repitllian predators, amongst a combination of fish and mammals.
Which is why the Mur eat Phrsam and Kresh.
One of my draws towards the Phorusrhacos/Titanis group of birds is that I think it'd be an excellent land creature to properly terrify the Mur when it comes sprinting towards them at 65-ish km/h
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Posted - 2015.08.20 22:36:00 -
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True Adamance wrote:Kind of like Moa..... the Mur are based on Polynesian culture so I wouldn't be surprised if at some point I introduced something like them in the Isles. We already have Haast Eagle parallels in the Skadii-an Seahawks. Gotta love the big birds. Moa were herbivores right?
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Posted - 2015.08.21 20:59:00 -
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True Adamance wrote:Spademan wrote:True Adamance wrote:
I've worked out the Skadii-an ecosystem. It's primary composed of crustaceans, the occasional few ocean dwelling repitllian predators, amongst a combination of fish and mammals.
Which is why the Mur eat Phrsam and Kresh.
One of my draws towards the Phorusrhacos/Titanis group of birds is that I think it'd be an excellent land creature to properly terrify the Mur when it comes sprinting towards them at 65-ish km/h It would be interesting to if they could survive and axe to the neck or perhaps have the earth shatter beneath their feet. TENSION AUTHORITY! Hmm, what if they were trained for war? Y'know, like attack dogs.
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Posted - 2015.08.23 20:50:00 -
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I demand posts!
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Posted - 2015.09.02 21:37:00 -
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True Adamance wrote:Ugh I know..... finding two hours to sit down and write out the siege is really hard at the moment between Amarr RP which has taken off to insane levels post assassination of the Empress, weekend socialising, etc.
I'll try to have one part done today. Speaking of Amarr RP, what's the deal with the whole Empress being dead thing?
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Posted - 2015.10.09 20:18:00 -
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So I noticed we're active again and am letting you know I'm still here. Also this RP is going in a totally different direction.
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Posted - 2015.10.10 08:51:00 -
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[quote=Jonny D Buelle]"Take me," the Mur-Woman said to the Tal Man./quote]
That's what I mean Vash
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Posted - 2015.10.11 21:18:00 -
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True Adamance wrote:Sorry about that by the way. I'm not a writer who can force scenes out especially if there is nothing that is specifically grabbing about the setting.
I just need one great phrase to work from from I'll probably get the first part done this morning and work into a more matter of fact account of the actual battle.
Then..... Johnny will have to tell us how the Festival ends, I'll need to make a post involving my other characters namely Kal'm, and the world may go on. Hey I know how it goes, there's no point forcing it out. Chances are you'll just get some substandard lines you're not happy with.
On the future of the Osmarium, what do I do about the Cat people? My plan was to send an offer to them to join the glorious Osmar Empire. If they refused and Coenwulf became ruler he'd be more...insistent.
Then we'd have wacky scenes of monstrous Cat people attempting to deal with the civilised Osmar society, oh the humanity!
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Posted - 2015.10.12 21:21:00 -
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sir RAVEN WING wrote:@Spade Two things. One, how does the Osmarii population look upon the Parians? Need to know this for some future stuff. Secondly, Is there to be a scene for Krion and +åschild, or will it simply be skipped? I might try to write up an assassination attempt on Krion.
Poor Krion, he is abused far too much. 1: Short answer is it depends on status and location. With Aeschild's (ya'll can just drop the ash and go with the Ae, it's quicker) former membership of the Creed many of the nobles view them as having too much influence over the Queen and, as a result, the Empire. This leads into Coenwulf's attempt to take the crown. The peasants are very much influenced by the views of their liege as they tend to be one of the few sources of information about the wider world so it's not difficult to influence their views. So those living in Burtun (Funfact: The name of the capital began with me taking the anglo-saxon words for big, burg, and town, tun, (roughly) and jamming them together) are somewhat accepting of them due to the Queen and her friendship with them. Those in Kilerth under Coenwulf are more hostile because of the Earl's own dislike of them. Up north-west most are indifferent because of the distance, but still wary, particularly with tension brewing between the friendly Tal-Men and the Paric.
The Cauti could throw in wrench in the works. After all history will depict the foreigners are the most prominent group within the whether it's true or not.
2: There could well be a wedding scene with all implied activities afterwards omitted. (that's not a route we want to go down) The House of Hroth needs an heir after all.
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Posted - 2015.10.12 21:25:00 -
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True Adamance wrote:If what's his face isn't coming back absorb them and make your place multi-ethnic.... or leave them as a neutral trading partner.
Hey you already have eerily human fish people who don't really understand the whole 'wearing clothes' nonsense you humans seem to have going on trying to integrate into your society.
By the way I need to have Kal'm leave Burtgun with his forces for Coenwulf's army at the border. Would everyone be alright with me essentially claiming the Cathay-Raht as my own?
Coenwulf just exited a siege. Campaigns are known about across the realm so he should be able to find out where they are/are going. (I don't though. Need fort names, did you have any in mind for the Cauti Raven? Or will I go with my own using what I think fall within naming conventions?)
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Posted - 2015.10.12 21:39:00 -
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One last thing, Coenwulf is going to be the first Osmari user of "magic" as was hinted at during the siege and after.
The Osmari version being the Illusionary style discussed many moons ago.
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Posted - 2015.10.12 21:53:00 -
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True Adamance wrote:Spademan wrote:One last thing, Coenwulf is going to be the first Osmari user of "magic" as was hinted at during the siege and after.
The Osmari version being the Illusionary style discussed many moons ago. Is magic rare amongst humans? I'm going to go with a yes on this one, possibly with it running in bloodlines.
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Posted - 2015.10.16 21:06:00 -
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True Adamance wrote:sir RAVEN WING wrote:True Adamance wrote:Get your assess posting. We all know how the siege turned out! I didn't think you were done with that extra placeholder sitting around. Unless you have edited too as I was at work, which I must give you props for if you did. I haven't but that doesn't mean the plot can't continue while I do. All the information necessary to write continuing posts including casualty numbers and a synopsis has already been posted in this thread. Sorry, between designing a logo, creating a website, writing an essay and trying to write a script for my short film I've barely had time to breathe.
I'll get something out no later than tomorrow. Maybe today if I'm feeling it.
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Posted - 2015.11.05 21:16:00 -
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Jonny D Buelle wrote:Vash Warren wrote:well then. Time to nope out of here. Your safe, your people are miles away! Also not sure if I made it clear, but the Twisted One was toying with Jon, if it wanted to, it could tear him in half effortlessly. So what do I need, lots of cannon?
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Posted - 2015.11.05 21:54:00 -
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Jonny D Buelle wrote:Spademan wrote:Jonny D Buelle wrote:Vash Warren wrote:well then. Time to nope out of here. Your safe, your people are miles away! Also not sure if I made it clear, but the Twisted One was toying with Jon, if it wanted to, it could tear him in half effortlessly. So what do I need, lots of cannon? Possibly a nuclear warhead, blow up the island! But don't worry it will all be self contained. Is it weak to a specific metal? Like Iron?
Lots of magical things are week to Iron.
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Posted - 2015.11.05 22:18:00 -
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Jonny D Buelle wrote:
Yes, it will be weak to iron. Artugian metal is forged from iron mined at the base of the volcano. According to legend, the last Twisted one was killed at the Volcano, some say it was casted into the magma, some say it was because the last slayer used a shiny rock.
However, another ancestor can stop the twisted one, but that is only legend...
Round shot it is!
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Posted - 2015.11.05 23:22:00 -
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Do I smell Sia'tri becoming the leader of the Artugans?
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Posted - 2015.11.06 00:03:00 -
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True Adamance wrote:Spademan wrote:Do I smell Sia'tri becoming the leader of the Artugans? God damn no. No way would they accept an outsider who has been an honorary Artugian all of the four days he's spend banging his new wife. But if required we'll get these mutha ******* Twisted Ancestors out of my mutha ******* Jungle Top City! Maybe the Artugans look favourably on that kind of endurance.
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Posted - 2015.11.17 23:06:00 -
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On Fallout: I'd like to ask that you keep here spoiler-free (not that you have at the moment, I'm just saying)
If not I'll invade your country. And I ain't talking about the rp.
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Posted - 2015.11.23 20:26:00 -
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True Adamance wrote:Kind of like Tribal Vikings with swords of nails and naturally occurring poisons the either make you really dead..... or really turned on. Is there a reason it can't do both?
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Posted - 2015.11.26 23:32:00 -
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True Adamance wrote:Everyone in the US are drunk aren't they? I'd assume so, only today they're also celebrating a national holiday.
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Posted - 2015.11.28 23:01:00 -
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Alright, the Cathay-Raht are back. Might soon be loyal subjects of the Osmar, who knows. (Basically if Raven gives me the go-ahead. Could do a roll for it if you wanted.)
Coenwulf's march is incoming.
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Posted - 2015.11.29 20:43:00 -
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True Adamance wrote:Spademan wrote:Alright, the Cathay-Raht are back. Might soon be loyal subjects of the Osmar, who knows. (Basically if Raven gives me the go-ahead. Could do a roll for it if you wanted.)
Coenwulf's march is incoming. Make it happen. Screw rolling for it. The Tasty Tuna War begins anon! Cathay Raht vs Mur in a battle for food and survival! Crazy Amarr has spoken, screw all ya'll
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Posted - 2015.12.05 23:45:00 -
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I think I handled that moderately okay. We've now got Cats among the Osmar. Or Fuzzyskins as I assume the Artugans would cal them.
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Posted - 2015.12.06 00:26:00 -
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sir RAVEN WING wrote:It seems a bit off, but then again it may just be from my lack of seeing how that character speaks.
It just seems too proper for Za'Harr, but I do not exactly remember how he spoke. Next chance I get, I will -attempt- to contact Cryptic, although that may be some time.
It probably is, I'll do my best to refine it as we go.
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Posted - 2015.12.06 16:50:00 -
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sir RAVEN WING wrote:Also, will the Osmar be reacting to the pirates I have created anytime soon or do they need to take more ships to be noticed.
(Regardless, I am currently writing a boarding scene of another merchant ship, one that should give them some attention.) It'd take more (or an attack in clear view), a single trade ship along a busy enough route can easily be put down to storms. Should many go down however the number of ships protecting the trade would go up, with a few large warships actively hunting pirates if it's a big enough issue.
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Posted - 2015.12.06 17:01:00 -
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sir RAVEN WING wrote:Spademan wrote:sir RAVEN WING wrote:It seems a bit off, but then again it may just be from my lack of seeing how that character speaks.
It just seems too proper for Za'Harr, but I do not exactly remember how he spoke. Next chance I get, I will -attempt- to contact Cryptic, although that may be some time. It probably is, I'll do my best to refine it as we go. Good to hear. Za'Harr may become more proper as his time around the Osmar grows, but I do not know. Though, if you would, what is the opinions on the Paric people by each area. (Such as Kilerth and Howe are likely different. Some smaller places may have different majority opinions that their mother province.) On Kilerth, is racism common against the Paric or not? Am I confused about the Creed being removed from Kilerth, but not Parians? You're right on that last one. Given the proximity it'd be virtually impossible to expel the race entirely. The Paric would essentially be treated as second class citizens in Kilerth, which would be most noticeable in the capital of the same name. Some of the barons (they're to an Earl what an Earl is to a queen, I just leave them un-named because that'd be way too much people) may disagree and in their lands they'd find life easier, but most would follow the Earl's way of thinking.
Howe would be much more neutral, with suspicions replacing hostility if it is to be found. Part of this is due to distance, next to Crasmere it's the furthest away from Paric lands and has a lower population than either Burtun or Kilerth. It does however have Tal-man residents and if their homeland begins to view the Paric as enemies it could change opinions.
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Posted - 2015.12.15 22:20:00 -
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I can post true but I thought you might have wanted to post something about when Coenwulf's army crosses the bridge and you cod get your ophren.
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Posted - 2015.12.16 21:30:00 -
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VAHZZ wrote:I know of a way to kill them. It's simple, we steal the declaration of independence.
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Posted - 2015.12.16 22:16:00 -
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True Adamance wrote:VAHZZ wrote:True Adamance wrote:Spademan wrote:VAHZZ wrote:I know of a way to kill them. It's simple, we steal the declaration of independence. This sounds like the plot to a ****** National Treasure spin off. But it ******* works! Every Mur universally commits Seppuku. Mur weakness discovered.
In other news: Second fortress is under siege, if there's any notable characters there of the Cauti or perhaps a Tal-Man prisoner (given that it was formerly a tal-man fort I'd imagine some of the previous garrison are held as prisoners) then go get them posts
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Posted - 2015.12.17 21:11:00 -
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VAHZZ wrote:On topic of this OOC, I may one day soon, entrench myself into an RP, but I am rusty as all hell. Need to get the mojo flowin. Gross
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Posted - 2015.12.21 22:05:00 -
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Half-assedly fixed my placeholder.
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Posted - 2015.12.22 11:21:00 -
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sir RAVEN WING wrote:True Adamance wrote:I generated a random event for the Mur race.... here's what I got.
Mutiny
FML Just did my own. I got ' Assassination attempt fails.' I was using This by the way. Did one for Vash too and, no joke, I got 'Child Labour' though that was just for ***** and giggles. Then I did two more and got 'Child Abuse' and 'Human Trafficking' Vash... Using that the first thing that showed up was simply "Erection" Decided then for another go at it, "New governing authority established" It knows.
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Posted - 2015.12.22 11:24:00 -
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sir RAVEN WING wrote: The Cathay Raht possible attempt.
Oop, sorry, they're mine now and are now a part of the Osmar. Osmar enemies are Cathay enemies and vice versa.
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Posted - 2015.12.22 11:31:00 -
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sir RAVEN WING wrote:Everything seem right with that little scene? Cuts are still used in Osmarium, right? Yup, that's the very inventive name for my currency that I haven't used in a while.
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Posted - 2015.12.22 21:08:00 -
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Vash Warren wrote:Thinking of a cool name for currency. Pound could be used as a term for Tal Money. The Tal-Man using pounds of silver and gold is not a hard concept. Over time the realization that lugging pounds of gold and silver they traded in with local banking groups in exchange for paper that said it could be redeemed for X pounds at any official chartered bank. If it helps I got mine from the idea that people may cut off a chunk of a precious metal to trade for other goods. Over time the cuts became a more standard size for ease of use and then progressed into a more traditional currency.
How about sparklies? Slave Purchasers? Crystals? I dunno, I'm throwing crap out.
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Posted - 2015.12.22 22:57:00 -
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sir RAVEN WING wrote:True Adamance wrote: Mur do not become violent particularly easily but Kal'm had to deal with several such charges of assault when the Mur first arrived in Burtgun.
Assuming that since Parians are unpopular in Kilerth, and Kal'm had those instances, that the Parians in Kilerth would at least occasionally be assaulted. But the people of Kilerth How do they view the Parians, impoverished, Bloods (Not BR), and the Creed. The impoverished have little choice in the line of work they can pursue, so they're put to work on the lands of a lord. A lord would tend to look after their own, meaning Osmar would typically be given work sooner than any other, and given that Kilerth is ruled by Coenwulf the Paric are even less likely by him or the lords under him as they share his sentiments. The workers themselves work long, hard hours, but as they are working the land directly for a lord are exempt from taxes and are given shelter and enough food to support them.
But a lord is only willing to take so many in this manner, those that aren't are left to their own devices. Those capable of paying taxes put refusing often find themselves in the dungeon. Those that can't can find themselves thrown there for different reasons as they become desperate enough to steal for their livelihood. Many that are both healthy and desperate enough join up with bandits, and as more paric resort to this kind of occupation opinions of them worsen.
Should a mercenary company look for recruits, they would no doubt go to the major towns and take someone regardless of their status so long as they prove themselves...
(Did that answer your question?)
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Posted - 2015.12.29 23:56:00 -
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Sorry(notactuallysorry) for the absence over christmas.
Vash Warren wrote:Hey Spade, would it be impossible for a Tal to become a knight, if anything it would be an interesting side note in a huge knight cutting a swath in Cutie forces under Osmar banner, then for some Tal-solider to realize they are a Tal to. Not impossible, no. It could happen by battlefield knighthood. A Tal living in Osmar lands could enlist in the military if they so wished and any soldier that shows extreme bravery, skill, valour and so on could be knighted by a landed noble on the field of battle. Alternatively, though perhaps less likely, they could have been adopted by an Osmar noble and trained.
sir RAVEN WING wrote: What does it look like, the city itself.
You forgot Bloods and Creed. Also, I would assume they would not give Krion a warm welcome, especially since he will be there under Savek rather than Vin or Krion.
And he will be wearing a mask often.
The city is located on a river, the Banbrim that runs from west to north-east through the neighbouring forest. The city itself would be reminiscent of a medieval city, smaller than the capital for obvious reason but using a similar idea. Farmland surrounding it and then an artificially created moat along the outer wall. The largest and widest streets are those that lead to the keep, and for that reason the city is organised in a way around these. They lead to squares which are home to many commercial buildings, and the occasional wealthy resident. Residential buildings are found further in among narrower streets. The keep itself is surrounded by a second wall and is located on a kind of island formed by a second smaller river joining up to the Banbrim. The gates here are more closely guarded and typically only those that have business with the Earl or his family are allowed to pass.
Being one time enemies of the Osmar, the Bloods suffer a lessened version of what the Paric do. Lessened because there are no current hostilities between them and have not been for some time, whereas tensions are building with the Paric. The creed are outlawed in Kilerth. One suspected of working with them can be detained and questioned, and should it be proven thrown into a dungeon until a sentence is passed by the Coenwulf, or in the case of his absence by his wife. If the mask Krion wears identifies him as a member of the creed then at best he will be refused entry by traditional means, if not then the mask will still be suspicious but he will be allowed entry. As long as he stays in the honest areas of the place he'll be treated as well as any strange traveller who refuses to show their face.
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Posted - 2016.01.11 00:50:00 -
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*cranks wheel slightly*
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True Adamance wrote:Get cho writ on! "And then the Osmar revealed their secret weapon, the Metal Gear and turned the world into an apocalyptic wasteland, too blinded by their hubris to realise this action would have adverse effects on themselves."
How's that?
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Posted - 2016.01.17 22:56:00 -
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True Adamance wrote:Gonna buy me some Ants!
Git rekt scrubs! Just you wait until we're advanced enough so I can start producing Metal Gears, just you wait. It will be the ultimate weapon in the battle for peace! An eternal war deterrent!
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Posted - 2016.01.17 23:19:00 -
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True Adamance wrote:Spademan wrote:True Adamance wrote:Gonna buy me some Ants!
Git rekt scrubs! Just you wait until we're advanced enough so I can start producing Metal Gears, just you wait. It will be the ultimate weapon in the battle for peace! An eternal war deterrent! I'm going the opposite way. By the time you have Metal Gears the Mur will be using Magitech and Biological Engineering to grow their Metal Gears. You plan to alter nature? Blasphemy! Nature is not something to be altered, it is to be contained and shielded against. We must rise above it, become more powerful than nature, not make like hippies and get along with it.
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Posted - 2016.01.17 23:37:00 -
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True Adamance wrote:Spademan wrote:True Adamance wrote:Spademan wrote:True Adamance wrote:Gonna buy me some Ants!
Git rekt scrubs! Just you wait until we're advanced enough so I can start producing Metal Gears, just you wait. It will be the ultimate weapon in the battle for peace! An eternal war deterrent! I'm going the opposite way. By the time you have Metal Gears the Mur will be using Magitech and Biological Engineering to grow their Metal Gears. You plan to alter nature? Blasphemy! Nature is not something to be altered, it is to be contained and shielded against. We must rise above it, become more powerful than nature, not make like hippies and get along with it. By understanding Nature and the forces the govern it we can then bend it to our will and create technologies from it that defy all human logic and understanding. I mean ever wondered what it would be like to fight and enemy who has weaponry the very earth under your feet? Do you want me to take the idea of Scorched Earth too far? Because that's how you get me to take the idea of Scorched Earth too far.
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Posted - 2016.01.18 21:22:00 -
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Vash Warren wrote:Ah, sir raven going the space race victory. I should have know, when ever I play civ and go for world domination, some one always goes for a space race. Also now I got new writing material. I will start on that. The diplomatic route is the optimal one by eliminating the ones that disagree with you
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Posted - 2016.01.20 22:07:00 -
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True Adamance wrote:Now all I have to do is settle on a design for my weapons. Make it sparkle.
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Posted - 2016.01.20 22:17:00 -
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General Vahzz wrote:Spademan wrote:True Adamance wrote:Now all I have to do is settle on a design for my weapons. Make it sparkle. Must have Scripture etched on the plating And the bullets.
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Posted - 2016.01.20 23:15:00 -
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So no glitter?
Also does magic in the rp have any weaknesses or anything? Just out of curiosity.
And future exploitation of course.
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Posted - 2016.01.20 23:38:00 -
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True Adamance wrote:Spademan wrote:So no glitter?
Also does magic in the rp have any weaknesses or anything? Just out of curiosity.
And future exploitation of course. Well while the Mur have comparatively more authority users than most landborn species do only a small number of them actually have any appreciable talent. As such it relies on an already taxed human resource and a single rather abundant mineral resource to function. The purpose of Magi-Technology is to reduce the burden on Shapers by allowing them to store their Authorities which can be released at a later time to power a Fabricae to facilitate the function of pumps, lifts, drive systems, and even weapons discharges by reducing tasks that should require complex sequences of magic to perform into ones that only require singular commands. I don't really know how to balance it's destructive power vs technology yet but I do intend to produce rifles, high pressure water cannon, ironclads, and amphibious armoured vehicles. Ah, batteries for your fish people to put their fish energy into and power their fishmobiles.
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Posted - 2016.01.21 21:56:00 -
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sir RAVEN WING wrote:Slightly related. True, I shall give you a chance to strengthen the Parian - Mur relations.
Titanium Weave is still a thing we can give you, and seeing as we are the only nation on Zoi (Main Continent) who have a Magi faction. (As seen with the assassination of Stalin)
I may be wrong about the Magi faction thing.
Anyway, your choice. AND ABOUT THE EVERYDAYS OF MUR LIFE Oh, this remind me to warn True about something,
Depending how things turn out, the Osmar and Paric kingdoms could become united. It's Krion's fault. Use this information as you will.
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Posted - 2016.01.21 23:24:00 -
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And then the future becomes a struggle of who can genetically engineer the best hybrid monstrosity.
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Posted - 2016.01.22 23:30:00 -
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All the talk about selling this gene or that gene and my people just have cannons to compensate for their lack of superior genes.
Also I'm not sure where to go from here as I'm bored of doing sieges (I got through a whole two. Not one, not three, but two!)
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Posted - 2016.01.23 22:08:00 -
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sir RAVEN WING wrote:Make an event.
As like right now, Krion is in Kilerth (A Creedsman, with close ties to the crown, in Kilerth under the guise of a hedge knight.) I should get onto writing my next post on that.
There is also the fact that there are pirates on your coast There are tense relations between the Tal and Parians There could be other huge events happening. Also, I am just going to assume that Krion and Aeschild are now married and he found a way to keep her in power? 1: Ah yes, I shall await and have a response. 2: Were there? I remember a single pirate attack by True but not beyond that. 3: Could come into play via Coenwulf 4: Very true 5: Yes to the first part, the second part will come into play once the war with the Cauti is over. Coenwulf is the driving force behind that and can't very well usurp whilst away. I should also point out that even if she lost the crown she'd remain in control of Burtun and its county.
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Posted - 2016.01.23 22:49:00 -
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sir RAVEN WING wrote: 2 - Well, you see, I have written at least three posts for them. (Although with how I post, probably only one got posted. Two if lucky)
Junior Captain Jhakil and Captain Verigo. Two of those who happened to be in one post. I am unsure if Jhakil is still there after the first, if there are more than one.
I must apologise and shall rectify the situation post-haste!
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Posted - 2016.02.03 21:21:00 -
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I say continue on until we can no more, mayhap source an alternate forum of some sort if needed.
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Posted - 2016.02.04 22:26:00 -
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Going to bring Za'Harr back in with the upcoming post. He's going on a tour of the known world!
He'll also have a particular interest in meeting these Fish Men he's heard so much about...
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Posted - 2016.02.04 23:00:00 -
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sir RAVEN WING wrote:True Adamance wrote:Spademan wrote:Going to bring Za'Harr back in with the upcoming post. He's going on a tour of the known world!
He'll also have a particular interest in meeting these Fish Men he's heard so much about... DON'T EAT US! Best response yet. Besides... You're going to have a bigger problem soon. I just have no idea what it is. I just hit an event generator that came out with erection.
I'm sure you can work that in.
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Posted - 2016.02.04 23:19:00 -
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Will finish that post tomorrow because tired.
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Posted - 2016.02.10 00:28:00 -
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sir RAVEN WING wrote:Hey, Spade, is it okay to crash your party with a Cauti messenger?
You know, they are looking to end the war between the Osmar and Cauti now. Go for it. I'll probably let the diplomat stay a while for the feast. Because I'm a nice guy.
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Posted - 2016.02.10 22:51:00 -
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sir RAVEN WING wrote:Alert
I shall soon make the port OCC to Fextralife, granted if we do agree on the transfer.
If you guys have an account on there, post it up.
While the OCC will be there, the IC will lag behind for a bit. I've got no issue with it. Is the IC transfer syncing up with the proposed time leap?
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Posted - 2016.02.13 16:18:00 -
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sir RAVEN WING wrote:SPADE.
Wake up.
Write a blasted post. I did. It's okay.
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Posted - 2016.02.16 22:29:00 -
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sir RAVEN WING wrote:Vash Warren wrote:I must right a letter to the Ants, warning of Paric tyranny. Only thing worse than someone who out right uses you, is someone who uses you in secret. They would certainly trust a Tal-Man (Whose nation enslaved them.) over a Parian (Whose nation actively works with the Artugians. Unlike the Mur, we are not going to buy slaves. Why not put all their trust into a neutral third party?
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Posted - 2016.02.17 22:30:00 -
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True Adamance wrote:
Because you aren't a neutral third party. You're marriage with the Paric makes your nation an ally of Patris at best and a political pawn at worst.
Continent wise it's all a game of investments. I have a foot in the door with the Osmarii despite them being tied at the hip with Paris due to Krion's marriage to their queen leaving the two nations in an amicable relationship. Any foreign intrigue that triggers in Osmar will see the Mur involved and backing either the royals or the nobility and if necessary using military force to stop intervention by Patris, or risk seeing Osmar become a protectorate state.
As such my only options are to back either the Western Blooder States or the Tal-Man so that they benefit from an economic arrangement allowing them to oppose foreign intervention by either power.
That said I've also discovered a particular species that I find agreeable in the Southern Oceans far remote from the continent whom have been taken as slaves by the Tal. Rather than contest the cultural right of either I can simultaneously continue to ensure Artugans are freed from bondage without weakening the Tal-Man who actually benefit from this continued trade.
Because I immediately free any slaves I purchase I can't be accused or supporting slavery as no such concept exists in Mur society nor can I be seen to be slighting Tal culture without them accusing my own of being in the wrong. Outside entities simply can't accuse me either or risk losing out on the trade and shipping opportunities of the Mur.
Which leads me into my latest scheme..... but more on that later. All I have to do now is bide my time and wait for Magi-tech to bring me up to part with your nations.
Whelkcannon, Silverfish Skimmers, Magi-tech Rifles and Grenades, Ironclads, etc.
I contest that claim, if anything the Paric would be the pawns. Besides, the only way these kingdoms could become united under one ruler is if Coenwulf doesn't usurp the throne and Krion does usurp the Paric throne. Or I guess any child of his could press a claim on the throne if they wished.
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Posted - 2016.02.29 21:41:00 -
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Hey. Checking in to let you know I'm still alive. Apologies for the absence, life stuff with the election, new job and college. Name on Fextra is the same as here.
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Posted - 2016.03.03 20:48:00 -
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Still not dead. I'll post the weekend. Sorry I haven't been able to sooner.
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Posted - 2016.03.05 22:23:00 -
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See? I can keep my promises, who says I can't? I'll flay whoever does.
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Posted - 2016.05.13 21:48:00 -
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Neat, keep up the good work.
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Posted - 2016.05.22 21:18:00 -
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I'm cool with that. Might rejig my people a bit for the Reboot 2: The Rebootening.
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Posted - 2016.05.24 23:45:00 -
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sir RAVEN WING wrote:http://fextralife.com/forums/t56195/reboot-2-the-rebootening-gamething-i-guess/?sid=03b0bd031edfc7f1abc893b2b4b5999e There's the link. Rather rushed, but I'll refine it soon. Will post a race like, tomorrow. Mostly same rules as this one? Magic and what not? Can I have golems?
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Posted - 2016.05.26 22:35:00 -
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Got mine thrown in over there in a vaguely comprehensible word dump. Desert dwelling shorties searching for magical stuff in the aforementioned desert is the gist of it.
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Posted - 2016.05.28 19:49:00 -
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We could give you a hand making a new one if you have a vague idea of what you'd want.
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Posted - 2016.07.02 23:51:00 -
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I'm actually surprised the forums are still up
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