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Håkon runs towards the pile of dirt, shooting it first in hopes of making a crater then digging where he hit, dodging rocks if neccessary. Also Pieis, it's summer now, so at GMT it is 9pm.

Håkon heads two the wall and attempts to read the scrawlings, all the while dogding rocks and shooting those that come too close for comfort.

Håkon hides between any group of three or more rocks that are close enough together to block any rocks from hitting him directly. He then aims up, trying to see and shooting anything that might fall at him.

Håkon beguns running and firing at the roof, still not above himself nor the direction he's running.

Håkon sits so that the pile of dirt is taller than him then fires a shot at the roof (but not straight up, cuz something might come back down).

I'm guessing a stampede of something. Håkon hides behind something and preps to fire his pistol.

Håkon pulls out his crossbow pistol (I'll just call it pistol every time except the first time it is used in a session, it'd probably be a little bit faster if you do too (just as a suggestion)) and aims up at the source of the sound.

Håkon kicks the dirt.

Håkon attempts to open one of the doors.

I just realised that even though I spend 13-14 hours a day in front of my computer, 10-11 of them in front of my TV as well, "multi-tasking", I am still a few hours short of the time I need to do all that I want to do during a day... Guess that's what you get when playing four computer games, following five webcomics, one youtube series, two series that have to be watched on the computer, six tv-series and one forum as well as trying to keep a friend out of complete social isolation... and I don't think I should shorten my 4 hours of sleep any further. After listing that I'm wondering how my brain can possibly keep track of that as well as school and still have time left to be bored.

Maybe add that knights can jump over other pieces? Since if someone didn't know how they move, they probably won't know that either.

But that's 10-11 for me... :cry: Just kidding, sleep is for the weak.

You do know that would be pronounced Miqoél if it is supposed to be based on Norwegian, Swedish or Danish pronounciation? We do however have a proper name; Mikael (Miq[ah]él), which is quite common. Well, I'm not sure if I described the pronounciation anyhow understandable so you can test the names here: http://www.acapela-group.com/text-to-speech-interactive-demo.html Pieis, believe it or not, but despite the similiarities, Michael and Mikael are pronounced way differently due to Scandinavian languages prounoucing vocals more clearly and consistently (fewer sounds per vocal).

Well, a bit more than very little is still very good.

A spellcaster is any ranged weapon (gun, bows, you name it, but not thrown weapons) that fires magic instead of projectiles. As I specified the shape of mine would be a crossbow pistol.

How is this off?

I'm just looking forward to seeing what a space-charged bolt of lightning/plasma can do to a target... or a building for that sake.

Name: Håkon Slot 1: Lightning Slot 2: Space. Slot 3: Warp. Slot 4: Offensive. Slot 5: Spellcaster (shaped like a crossbow pistol).

Name: Håkon Slot 1: Lightning Slot 2: Homing. Slot 3: Warp. Slot 4: Spellcaster (more accuratly one that is shaped like a crossbow pistol). Slot 5: Begin glowing and emanating homing plasma bolts with warp area effects on hit.

Name: Håkon. Control over: Space. (Warp)

Well, after they become your puppet you recieve no more cash from them.

Oh, and is there any way to peacfully annex a puppet state of yours?

Oops, hadn't noticed the new budgets so I've been sitting around waiting for them. #-o EDIT: Or rather, I didn't know that they were updated, not just exchanged for Euro. € 30,000,000,000 is spent on finishing repairs in Tokyo. € 400,000,000 is invested into Greenland (€ 314,285,714 was their GDP in 2001). (Yeah, they have their own government, they're just under the Danish queen, but she has virtually no power, even in Denmark.) € 4,200,000,000 is invested into Laos (€ 4,127,714,286 GDP in 2009). € 21,000,000,000 is invested into Burma (€ 20,506,285,714 GDP in 2009). Also I have € 2,000,000,000 in leftovers from last budget.

Uhm... we're nearing in on a 14 year round now.

Oh, right, you changed character.