Seraphi

Earth- You raise a small army of 23 skeletons. Unfortunately, they do not obey you in any way, and begin to wander around. 2 of them attack you. +.6 necromancy. Nexaduro- You press in another tile and hear a resounding thud from the exit. Jen- The ice shards miss. You cast a freezing ray, but it does little damage. The bear continues running towards you, but has not reached you yet. +.1 ice.

Earth- You go to the graveyard. Jen- You destroy the blade, While setting traps, you are attacked by a bear. Nexaduro- You note that the clicking noise came from the wall you are staring at.

Earth- You easily create a small cube of Einherjarium, showing that it is quite soft. Jen- The blade restricts the ability to fire slightly. You create no traps. Nexaduro- You notice no change, and proceed across the floor to the wall where the clicking came from. You notice no apparent change in this, either.

Earth- You create a rough trident. Umbra- Done. Jen- You add a small cutting edge. You don't know how this will work in action without a moving target. Nexaduro- You press a tile and hear a clicking sound from the opposite side of the room.

Umbra- You fall for several minutes, before crashing through some rusted mesh and dying in a pool of lava. (This is why people don't follow your advice :blink: ) Earth- Get an expert to do it. You fail to create a trident. Jen- You fail to create some new arrows, but you do gain some knowledge from practise. +.3 archery. Nothing has been attracted to the alter. Hakon- Kay. Kemios- "Help with what?" You note that the man is probably senile or crazy.

Hakon- Two hours if you still want to do it. (Faster than what it would be if you did it individually.) Umbra- You arrive on a mesh floor, with a lever next to it. In front of you is a square hole in the mesh, which appears to lead to a pit, and you can't see the bottom. Earth- You do not notice any magical properties straught away. You mine some iron. Jen- You fail to create any arrows. Nexaduro- You wake up in a dungeon, but it looks like it has long since been ransacked and left. You can plainly see the exit. There are no leaves or twigs of decent quality growing. (If somebody posts while I'm posting, I'll edit it in usually, so keep an eye out)

Ah, I see you're all here. Let's roll. Nex, could you possibly give me your character name again, I need to add it to the list.

You're referring to the wrong thing. Also, no, I just took the name. Although he did guess the effect already, you'll have to get it examined to find out. It seems like everyone has vanished. I'm going to play NWN for half an hour.

He posted a wall of text explaining that for it to cost anywhere near 5 billion it would need to be created from plywood, and using those materials it would cost like 1 trillion and take 30~ years.

And I apologise for snapping. Everyones happy again, now we need to wait for more people.

Australia just lost 99% of it's population, and it's enemy was decimated by itself, so I fired the missiles at the person closest to the decimated enemy. And who the hell cares if I didn't have a reason, the UN is too busy, nobody else has enough manpower to do anything, and, well, Hegemony is going down the drain, so I might as well go on a violent rampage in the final days. PS. Archi concluded already that underwater colonies would take you about 30 years per to build and cost you something like 200 billion if you made them out of plywood.

Sounds good, we'd need to discuss rates and other rules and such.

The friend of my enemy is (To a slightly lesser extent) still my enemy. If the primary enemy were to attack, their friend would back them up. Take out/hinder their friend, they get no/less backup. That's totally logical. Also, I think my mortality rate should be lowered, because the genetic research may have prevented the toxin killing so quickly, and the advanced immune system would have helped too. 90% or something.

Well considering I usually start at 9:00... Besides, I have no obligation to start earlier anyway, I don't decide when I have a headache, or how long potatoes take to cook, so I'd appreciate it if you wouldn't make snide-sounding comments towards me. We can start if there are 3 people.

Change of plan, I'm making/eating food earlier, so I can start earlier. Expect to be back around 7:30-7:45.

10-15 minute delay, need to go buy something.

I don't entirely care. Hegemony is pretty much over already.

Australia launches a secret 100 ton nuke through cyberspace and it exits directly through a screen in the middle of Scandinavia. [bleep] that noise. Also, Dungeon, would need to be a different game IMO. Hegemony will always be hegemony.

I know that, but a 100% defense vs. all airborne attacks is OP, so regardless, some will get through.

Transformed into information? What? Japan sends 25 stratos jets piloted by people who have lost their families on a suicide mission into Scandinavia, loaded with Anthrax, and aimed at major cities which are still standing. Doom, not an option. Retech has already demonstrated illogical desire to "Win" and will probably try to finish us off straight away.

Well that would only last an hour or two, so there's still plenty of time.

I could have quickly grown it using my remaining scientists, due to experience in growing cells from genetics. I'll say about 35 missiles, which is plenty enough to spread Anthrax. Also, Rocco, it wasn't just homocidal, it was omnicidal. Japan basically killed everything, including itself.

Let's say 5:30, then I'll leave to eat for a while a few hours later, then when I get back I'll run till 12.

Some will get through, and then you'll be on the same level as the rest of us. I don't really care, Retech just screwed the game in the hopes of "Winning" by pulling an incredibly unrealistic move that only an omnicidal maniac would pull. I doubt any of your soldiers would have agreed to such an attack. Meanwhile, it backfired, and Japan got hit just as badly.

Woah, woah, I'm not starting just yet. I will start early however, due to the lack of a session yesterday.