Seraphi

Ares takes another card and looks at it.

Ares makes a mental note of what he thinks the writing means, in order to try to understand the language, and then waits for the person to take another card.

Ares shows the card to the person, with a confused look.

Ares takes another card, and looks at it.

Ares returns to his card game (Let's just assume I'm carrying on from exactly where I left off for the sake of simplicity). He waits to see if the man has to take a card now.

Or, y'know, we could just leave them alone, and not ruin everything like we've done in both the towns we've been in so far.

You totally miss the point of a familiar. A familair is not a pet or a companion, it's a magical being which is bound to you, meaning it is revived if you die along with you, and can cast the same magic as you on a smaller scale.

Not really, no. Hakon, I think we have a long struggle before us to even understand them...

Jen, using geomancy I could create an earthquake and shatter the mountain. I have no mind to rule any territory except Elysium, which will be raised up after my travels are finished. And even then, it will be solely inhabited by an army of elementals.

I could blow up a mountain with geomancy. How about we all take an equal split and then roll on rarer treasures.

50% is being a bit greedy isn't it? After all, any one of us could blow up a mountain quite easily. I say we should all get an equal split.

Roll on it. Need before Greed, eh?

If you give me half an hour I can get back and help too. I'm always up for finding more trinkets. Knowing Archi though, theres probably some kind of ancient earth spirit inside or something. Personally, I'd just stick a Final Guard or two in there.

Well Grim, if by that you mean bring it up from underground, I could do the same to get into your lair, except instead of bringing the temple up, I go under and then inside. Tl;dr, we could all get into each others lairs through abuse of geomancy.

Mather, are you using the proper PP system? As in, you give each of your ships a percentage, and then take the total PP cost to get a rating? Because I seriously doubt you have 480k PP per day. That's absurd. I have 31.5k, and I have a larger population (Around 1.2 trillion by now or something stupidly high) and more resources... And yes, I have the capability to produce my superstructures.

Take my pentagon design, split each "Slice" into a different room, with a different element. Hakon, I left your room open so you can retrieve your things, but aside from that, I sealed it for good while I'm off travelling. Also, Doom, engineer sounds like a pretty good idea.

I'm an angel of chaos. That is, an angel made of pure, condensed awesome. I even use a damn scythe. Also, I think my lair is the hardest to get into. It's far underground with no entrance or exit. To be honest, I don't plan to go back to that area for a long time. I'm going to keep travelling east. Anybody who wants to come with me needs to be able to get over/through the bog to the foreign town.

Or, if you can fly, head East and over a bog for 30 minutes to get to another town inhabited by a different race.

Yeah, bear in mind that sessions are usually 8:00 PM GMT to like 3:00 AM.

It's all arbitary, me and Archi tend to make skills up whenever somebody does something new. Basically, you say what you are doing, a GM rolls on your action (If it requires a roll, that is) and then you get an outcome based on the roll. You have an inventory and skills and such, and that's basically it. It's a fairly simple premise.

Hurrah for superstructures. I have 2000 Chronos Harvesters at the moment, and an almost infinite source of materials (Although where this source is, is another matter.) so I can build myself lots of superstructures. I actually think I'm underrepresenting my ability to build things, so I'm also going to start construction of a super Chronos Harvester ship with capacity thousands of times greater than any of the normal ones. ETA is 15 years on that one. And then I'm done flexing my production-power for the moment.

Because Atlantis is a cheesy name for a city :razz: Also, it's way to big to hold the 100? people that exile has. People would get lost all the time. I mean, 100 people in 6 KM^2 of tunnels and caves.

I always liked Choice scarf metagross.

I imagine it's a game of cherades or something like that. They seem friendly enough anyway. Plus, they have chess, so you know they're civilised.

I think I have like the highest skill total. Assuming we aren't counting your inversed magics. Definately top 3. It's like, 20 or something. Jen, come help me befriend these people. Don't blow anything up this time. Also, you'll need a way to get over the bog if you do decide to come.