Retech

Well if I managed to actually figure out an efficient system and there was some interest, I could consider beginning again. If I did start again, there would actually be a map...that would help a lot.

Well there's Hegemedieval, so why don't you try that? If I did start this again, it would probaly require some more organization on my part, and it would probaly be set farther down the line than a tribe. But I think Hegemedieval sounds fun.

There goes my peace treaty. :P Also reminding Russia once again of the land in North America that is wanted.

Ross: the alien from another planet?

What is your definition of "people"?

I come from the mystical worlds of Stargate, where my goal is to ascend!

Or maybe he hasn't been drawn into the culture where the goal is to copulate by the age of six.

Be one with the Amoeba! If you try hard enough, you'll succeed!

Also, sexual reproduction is beneficial to some species because it helps the spread of beneficial genes. For example, if Archi had a gene for...wisdom and he were asexual, then only the Archi clones would have wisdom. However, if Archi found an Arcshe, then the beneficial gene would be past down the the offspring, while on the other side of the gene pool, Hex wins a Darwin award for being infected by zombie meat which he tried to use to disguise himself. (Sorry for using you as an example Archi!)

I have some...personal matters to attend to. They're not issues, but matters.

Nothing except for in certain spells, where it gives them permanence. I can tell you if sacrificing exp does anything in a situation, but if it doesn't, then I simply don't subtract the exp.

Of course they are. You just have to wheel and deal within the government, and try to come up with an advantage.

NATO? Warsaw Pact? Thirteen colonies (before they united)? There are plenty of alliances of more than two countries.

Except that alliances form naturally. They're part of the strategy of Hegemony. It's not just kill this kill that.

Weeeeeellll...about that...

I was under the impression that we were to keep going, since that's basically what the other ones did, that didn't have a mod. That's why on our busiest days, we take up 40% or so of the entire forum's posts. :P

Nex, I've already given necromancy a (-10) modifier to rolls affecting inanimate objects. He got a 20 that time, meaning he had enough power to decay through a few inches of rock (it was rather thin).

Sorry, I have to work on my essay now. -Yikes- -Kemios Well a dragon was a noble choice, but there are some other alternatives. Perhaps a phoenix, a pegasus, a centaur? Or maybe even a Chimera? -Grim You manage to trip the Ivory mage, but his sudden movement makes your arrows miss. Suddenly he raises his arms and the river of lava begins bubbling, shooting jets of hot lava upwards. You are almost hit, but thankfully you manage to dodge them. -Earth The arrows sail too far and into the river of lava. The rock beneath him seems pretty stable, and seems not to decay. -Nex A flying spurt of lava catches you in the chest, and you tumble to the ground below, just past the river of fire. The pain seems unbearable, and you can barely move.

-Grim You miss his heart and stab him in his left arm, wounding him considerably. With his other hand, he weaves a complicated spell in mere seconds and sends you flying across the floor. Thankfully you avoid the lava, and instead land on one of the platforms floating by. He begins to climb the mountain. -Earth You manage to fix up your leg. Through your insight, you figure out that it is better to create claws out of metal, wood, or stone, then add necromancy enchantments to it.

Actually if there are three, I can go ahead. :P

Sorta an immature view on relationships, perhaps? There's much more than just...that.

Normally I think its max capacity is around 100, btw.

That's kind of creepy, no offense. Mather is great at seeing the potentially for wierdness in others. That being said, they are not on this forum. Wouldn't that be wierd? And sad. <_<

You really have to wonder why no one will tell you anything, hmm?

Jen is incredibly startled by the seemingly invincible "thing", and even more startled that she had thought it was a bear. She climbs onto a higher branch, and leaping onto the tree that Lelantos had returned to, before sitting down next to him. "I'm very sorry I had shot you. I was thinking that there was a new kind of bear in the neighborhood! But I have a question...how did you survive my arrow? I learned the arts of magical poison from my commune elder, and I was always his best student."