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Spademan wrote:

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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sir RAVEN WING RabbitGang 5	Posted - 2015.12.22 21:31:00 - [871] - Quote 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. =ƒç+=ƒç¬ Retired Merc... for now. "it's just buried by 3 pages." - Cat Merc
sir RAVEN WING RabbitGang 5	Posted - 2015.12.22 21:34:00 - [872] - Quote I have decided what my currency will be called for a good while at least. Crevs, a small silver coin. This does not, however, mean that the Parians are done trading goods for goods. =ƒç+=ƒç¬ Retired Merc... for now. "it's just buried by 3 pages." - Cat Merc
Vash Warren SMARTCREW Smart Deploy 244	Posted - 2015.12.22 21:42:00 - [873] - Quote Spademan wrote: 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. Maybe building, as Slave Purchasers would be close to the top in value of currency. Rods of one metal, in differing in size, weight, and value placed on them. none going over a few ounces. Then Slave Purchasers used between companies, followed by bars, owned more as a sign of wealth but some times used as currency. Of course, barter is never out of the option. Caldari Body, Caldari Core, But Amarr with my Soul. 23 Mil SP, Next Adventure. Amarr Assult/ Caldari Logi
Spademan 8	Posted - 2015.12.22 22:57:00 - [874] - Quote 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?) What're you looking at me like that for? I'll shank you I will.
sir RAVEN WING RabbitGang 5	Posted - 2015.12.23 03:31:00 - [875] - Quote Spademan wrote: 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?) 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. =ƒç+=ƒç¬ Retired Merc... for now. "it's just buried by 3 pages." - Cat Merc
sir RAVEN WING Onikanabo Brigade Caldari State 5	Posted - 2015.12.24 04:37:00 - [876] - Quote Bump =ƒç+=ƒç¬ "Time waits for no man." Death may be rendered obsolete to us, but time shall still have it's investment back.
VAHZZ Corrosive Synergy RUST415 10	Posted - 2015.12.25 07:43:00 - [877] - Quote Bump again *Long Live The King* I am one with the framerate
Jonny D Buelle The Warlords Legion 2	Posted - 2015.12.27 03:29:00 - [878] - Quote sir RAVEN WING wrote: Vash Warren wrote: I can predict the future, Welcome to the slave owning life Parics. Just got , Race tied? Tied in the war? Edit. Found my favorite, Extinction of a species.., Any volunteers? Artiguians? Oh! I have one! I say the Mur the very second they attack. I mean... then I get to dominate the seas and take it from the Osmar and the then-extinct Mur. And we could have a change of heart and ally with you and dominate the land. And win... After a possible Tal-Man genocide... Wait... Those pesky Angelisians and their filthy fish could stop us! Drats! Also, if you were wondering about the wars thus far. Osmar v. Cauti Parians v. Cauti Tal v. Cauti Blood Raiders v. Cauti Artugians v. Cauti (Christ, these guys are good at making enemies.) Mur - Cauti Mur - Osmar Mur - Tal The Cauti started a revolution and made a lot of enemies in this little world. I imagine they will likely be attempting to ally with the Mur, perhaps even the Artugians if possible. The Cathay Raht possible attempt. I must say, if they ever even hear of the Kysmal, they shall be hellbound on allying their young rebellion with them. In regards to Artugians vs Cauti, they are only doing so as to gain favour with the Parics so that the Parics can help them fight the Tall Ones, Artugians don't really care either way about the Cauti, they just want revenge for their people that were killed and enslaved by the Tall Ones. To be fair, if the cauti were to offer a sure fire wau to erradicate the Tal Men and return the Artugians home, then the Artugians might dissent from the allied forces and fight with rhe Cauti. Hell, Murk even hinted at creating "accidental" Tal Man deaths on the field of battle. Director of T-W-L Lord of Scrubs Praise the Sun!
Vash Warren SMARTCREW Smart Deploy 244	Posted - 2015.12.29 07:53:00 - [879] - Quote 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. Caldari Body, Caldari Core, But Amarr with my Soul. 23 Mil SP, Next Adventure. Amarr Assult/ Caldari Logi
True Adamance Praetoriani Classiarii Templares Praetoria Imperialis Excubitoris 21	Posted - 2015.12.29 20:25:00 - [880] - Quote To be fair I've never fought in a war... Just pirating merchant vessels. Em shah tey et naGÇÖemsaer ek rahvi, amarr osedah gasi ubday pahk. Ekin tey vahka ijed div ema ziel. Et tey vamatal em.

Spademan 8	Posted - 2015.12.29 23:56:00 - [881] - Quote 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. What're you looking at me like that for? I'll shank you I will.
sir RAVEN WING Corrosive Synergy RUST415 5	Posted - 2015.12.30 05:12:00 - [882] - Quote Spademan wrote: 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. There really isn't a way for a mask to identify with the Creed. Masks are personal, or heretical objects of apparel to the Paric. =ƒç+=ƒç¬ I enjoy giving away one way tickets. To David Cameron's home. That's the true Hell.
sir RAVEN WING Corrosive Synergy RUST415 5	Posted - 2016.01.07 16:24:00 - [883] - Quote Bump =ƒç+=ƒç¬ I enjoy giving away one way tickets. To David Cameron's home. That's the true Hell.
True Adamance Praetoriani Classiarii Templares Praetoria Imperialis Excubitoris 21	Posted - 2016.01.10 23:36:00 - [884] - Quote Where were we at? "That means Sir Isaac Newton is the deadliest son-of-a-bitch in space." - Unnamed Gunnery Chief, The Citadel
Vash Warren SMARTCREW Smart Deploy 244	Posted - 2016.01.11 00:13:00 - [885] - Quote IDk, i really dont got any ideas on moving the plot forward, still talking to the Mur. Caldari Body, Caldari Core, But Amarr with my Soul. 23 Mil SP, Next Adventure. Amarr Assult/ Caldari Logi
Spademan 8	Posted - 2016.01.11 00:50:00 - [886] - Quote cranks wheel slightly What're you looking at me like that for? I'll shank you I will.
sir RAVEN WING Corrosive Synergy RUST415 5	Posted - 2016.01.11 03:50:00 - [887] - Quote I know, Jonny is waiting on me. I am probably going to be busy up until Friday, so it should be within the next week. =ƒç+=ƒç¬ "I respectfully disagree with your face, my shotty will fix it." - Fear_Gore Rainbow Six Siege.
SereneJedi Gallente Federation 28	Posted - 2016.01.11 04:03:00 - [888] - Quote waits semi-patiently Beauty and the VAHZZ Last True Vahzzian 01.24.2013 \m/
True Adamance Praetoriani Classiarii Templares Praetoria Imperialis Excubitoris 21	Posted - 2016.01.12 02:36:00 - [889] - Quote SereneJedi wrote: waits semi-patiently You'd better not be a Johnny alt! "That means Sir Isaac Newton is the deadliest son-of-a-bitch in space." - Unnamed Gunnery Chief, The Citadel
Jonny D Buelle The Warlords Legion 2	Posted - 2016.01.12 02:48:00 - [890] - Quote True Adamance wrote: SereneJedi wrote: waits semi-patiently You'd better not be a Johnny alt! Nope not an alt. Director of T-W-L Lord of Scrubs Praise the Sun!

General Vahzz Gallente Federation 2	Posted - 2016.01.12 04:11:00 - [891] - Quote True Adamance wrote: SereneJedi wrote: waits semi-patiently You'd better not be a Johnny alt! "Vahzzian" Rouvenchist of PIanet Express
Jonny D Buelle The Warlords Legion 2	Posted - 2016.01.12 18:50:00 - [892] - Quote Raven what is the layout of the fort and is it made of wood or stone? Director of T-W-L Lord of Scrubs Praise the Sun!
sir RAVEN WING Corrosive Synergy RUST415 5	Posted - 2016.01.14 04:24:00 - [893] - Quote Jonny D Buelle wrote: Raven what is the layout of the fort and is it made of wood or stone? ***, it deleted my post. Well Six towers Hexagon shape 6 Guards on top of towers. (1 per) 6 Guards patrolling walls. (Going to the tower to the left, and back to their own.) 6 Guards at tower bases. (1 per) 4 Guards at gate outside 2 Guards at gate inside. Guard that operates the gate is one the wall above, slightly to the right of the gate. 4 of the tower base can see the two on the inside. The other two can see 2 of the other guards. =ƒç+=ƒç¬ "I respectfully disagree with your face, my shotty will fix it." - Fear*_Gore Rainbow Six Siege.
True Adamance Praetoriani Classiarii Templares Praetoria Imperialis Excubitoris 21	Posted - 2016.01.14 20:25:00 - [894] - Quote Get cho writ on! "That means Sir Isaac Newton is the deadliest son-of-a-bitch in space." - Unnamed Gunnery Chief, The Citadel
Spademan 8	Posted - 2016.01.15 22:16:00 - [895] - Quote 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? What're you looking at me like that for? I'll shank you I will.
Vash Warren SMARTCREW Smart Deploy 244	Posted - 2016.01.15 22:36:00 - [896] - Quote I will do one now to further the Mur in the Tal Siege, then a meeting with the Cauti commander for the possible return of the Mur. Caldari Body, Caldari Core, But Amarr with my Soul. 23 Mil SP, Next Adventure. Amarr Assult/ Caldari Logi
sir RAVEN WING Corrosive Synergy RUST415 5	Posted - 2016.01.16 17:56:00 - [897] - Quote Vash Warren wrote: I will do one now to further the Mur in the Tal Siege, then a meeting with the Cauti commander for the possible return of the Mur. Good, I have been trying to think of a way that the Cauti could reach you Tal for that, but nothing really makes enough sense. 'Operator, were you imagining a bloody battle? - - - Me too' - Ordis. =ƒç+=ƒç¬ "I respectfully disagree with your face, my shotty will fix it." - Fear_Gore Rainbow Six Siege.
Jonny D Buelle The Warlords Legion 2	Posted - 2016.01.16 18:41:00 - [898] - Quote sir RAVEN WING wrote: Vash Warren wrote: I will do one now to further the Mur in the Tal Siege, then a meeting with the Cauti commander for the possible return of the Mur. Good, I have been trying to think of a way that the Cauti could reach you Tal for that, but nothing really makes enough sense. 'Operator, were you imagining a bloody battle? - - - Me too' - Ordis. "Well put together operater, now get out there an ---- cut down the--- and make the Lotus proud" Director of T-W-L Lord of Scrubs Praise the Sun!
Vash Warren SMARTCREW Smart Deploy 244	Posted - 2016.01.17 00:45:00 - [899] - Quote Jonny D Buelle wrote: sir RAVEN WING wrote: Vash Warren wrote: I will do one now to further the Mur in the Tal Siege, then a meeting with the Cauti commander for the possible return of the Mur. Good, I have been trying to think of a way that the Cauti could reach you Tal for that, but nothing really makes enough sense. 'Operator, were you imagining a bloody battle? - - - Me too' - Ordis. "Well put together operater, now get out there an ---- cut down the--- and make the Lotus proud" Edit: Should have time tomorrow night to put the finishing touches on the Artugian raid, just need to know who they can't kill due to plot armour. Unless we are going by Firefly rules, in which case everybody dies "I must say, your chosen warframe suits you! Ha,ha. The ancients talk about an armor more powerful than iron, steel, or kevalire. It has protected people for centuries, from the ancient geek stories of Troy, to the modern anime characters. It is... Plot Armor................!!! "If someone tries to kill you, you try and kill them right back"-Malcolm Reynolds Funny thing, in another RPG I play is based off of Malcolm. Oh yeah artigian poison, gives you a hard on and then kills you. Is it part of the if lasting longer than 4 hours? Caldari Body, Caldari Core, But Amarr with my Soul. 23 Mil SP, Next Adventure. Amarr Assult/ Caldari Logi
Jonny D Buelle The Warlords Legion 2	Posted - 2016.01.17 04:34:00 - [900] - Quote Vash Warren wrote: Jonny D Buelle wrote: sir RAVEN WING wrote: Vash Warren wrote: I will do one now to further the Mur in the Tal Siege, then a meeting with the Cauti commander for the possible return of the Mur. Good, I have been trying to think of a way that the Cauti could reach you Tal for that, but nothing really makes enough sense. 'Operator, were you imagining a bloody battle? - - - Me too' - Ordis. "Well put together operater, now get out there an ---- cut down the--- and make the Lotus proud" Edit: Should have time tomorrow night to put the finishing touches on the Artugian raid, just need to know who they can't kill due to plot armour. Unless we are going by Firefly rules, in which case everybody dies "I must say, your chosen warframe suits you! Ha,ha. The ancients talk about an armor more powerful than iron, steel, or kevalire. It has protected people for centuries, from the ancient geek stories of Troy, to the modern anime characters. It is... Plot Armor................!!! "If someone tries to kill you, you try and kill them right back"-Malcolm Reynolds Funny thing, in another RPG I play is based off of Malcolm. Oh yeah artigian poison, gives you a hard on and then kills you. Is it part of the if lasting longer than 4 hours? "Everything in Ordis? --- Is that a pun?! --- (I forget the rest)" Venom* not poison. Poison is drunk, venom needs to be injected. Which is why it is like viagra when its drunk instead of being deadly. If side effects last for more than 4 hours, see a doctor or get another woman. Director of T-W-L Lord of Scrubs Praise the Sun!



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