Seraphi

Restarting my router, then.

Port is 51234 Password is Tavern

Oh good, nothing to worry about then, just me panicking, and redirecting that panic as rage at the nearest person :) 90.200.144.121

And yet, Earth, the one who I have specifically talked about this to, is not present. :mellow:

We start when Icu and Earth are here. If they don't show up, we can sit around and collectively shout about how much we are annoyed for an hour or two instead. :mellow: Buying extra supplies and such will be handled in game. I made a mercenary quartermaster character for that particular reason.

I love that comic. Monty Python quotes are fine with me. Although use too many and you take 1d6 cheesiness damage. And yeah, if Earth isn't here, I'm going to be pissed, because I have told him so many times that you can't say you're going to be there and then go AWOL. D&D is a structured game, unlike Dungeoneering. A lot of work goes into the campaigns, and if somebody doesn't show up, it's pretty much a kick in the teeth for the DM.

44 minutes exactly.

Sounds good to me.

So Archi, why not ask Doom to make a poll to decide whether this is going to be a hegemony game, or dungeoneering?

Okay then, with the 1250 corpses I have, I'll make another 2t1 vampires to keep the balance. This leaves me with 1005. I need to take away 700 because vampires eat them, right? So that leaves me with 300... Wait, I'm confused, how is this sustainable? If I have enough humans to feed everything, then they rebel, if I keep them low enough that they don't outnumber the undead, the undead starve to death... Yeah, I'm confused.

Okay, I finished the first part of the campaign. Be here at 23:30 GMT to play. EVERYBODY has to be here.

And I have no idea how far a human can see in moonlight/low light. I think the default sight range is 60... I think low light is half of that, so 30.

Should be on your character sheet somewhere.

Hey, can you all tell me how far you can see in the dark? I can't remember the exact numbers, and I just worked out how to adjust the sight.

Er... So, you aren't allowed to have good resource production capabilities because of rebellion.... That seems like kind of a stupid rule if you ask me. Since monsters are stronger than humans, an equal amount shouldn't rebel.

Right, let me amend that then. 5t1 humans, 5t1 vampires.

I like dungeoneering games.

Yeah, but I figured that since it's the start of the game, Pies wouldn't make them rebel yet. Is the unit training cost the same as the unit consumption?

Okay, so humans produce 50 corpses per year each? I guess I'll start with 10 t1 humans then.

Hopefully, yes.

So are you allowed to suggest new units, or will you do that with time anyway? What do we start with?

I didn't particularly like the Avatar anime. It all just seemed rather dull to me. I know, lets base a Dungeoneering game of Gurren Lagann. Complete with 10 million lightyear tall robots throwing galaxies like shuriken. Wait, no, that would be too awesome. In all honesty, there are better setting to base Dungeoneering games off of.

In the last 7 quests I've done, I have got 2 Rathian Rubies, 3 Rathian plates, 1 Rathalos plate, and 2 Elder Dragon's Blood. Honestly, what are the chances of this.

Need to keep track of equipment weight, guys.

Negative one on all stats, Retech. Obviously. This looks interesting. Will it involve a lot of micromanaging? I kind of like micromanaging.