Everything posted by Retech
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Dungeoneering
(Sorry for the short one. Gotta go) -Tairn The girl explodes, and you soon realize that sometimes someone can't be resurrected, no matter how skilled you are. +0.1 White -Grim You manage to charge two more fire spells. (Basically there is a roll you need to get, and each fire charge gives you plus one on the roll. Of course, the more energy you store, the higher chance you can blow up when you add more. Then you need a powerful energy source, like a life sphere, many smaller life crystals, or a magical item pertaining to the thing you want to connect to) -Hakon The Lich finishes boiling his water for his tea, before beginning to make eggs. As you grow complacent, the Lich manages to pour the boiling water all over you, and smash you over the head with a frying pan. Before you know it, he escapes into the corn field. -Nex Your flesh near the impact wound begins breaking down and falling off.
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Dungeoneering
-Grim You emerge outside of the fog, seeing the Lich wielding the staff in the distance. He seems to be powering the fog...and controlling something. You charge a second fire spell. -Tairn You manage to extract a very large chunk of lifeforce energy, which dances around in your palm. +0.2 White -Nex The child slips through the very small holes and reforms itself on the outside. She fires another black magic bolt, which hits you square on the chest. Your heart starts to beat erratically. -Hakon The Lich raises his hands up high, indicating he has surrendered. "Would you like some eggs and tea for breakfast?" he asks.
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Dungeoneering
-Grim You locate the position of the lich, who happens to be outside the fog. You charge a single fire spell, but you accidentally release the second. -Tairn Your spell proves effective, but in the wrong way. The child suffers more pain, and seems to grow more powerful. She flares up in anger, before sending a bolt of unknown dark magic at you, though it is blocked by Nex. -Nex You jump and block a bolt of dark magic. Your skin begins to feel very itchy. -Hakon You don your mk armor, before you notice the Lich walking down the stairs and into the room. It's apparant he has just woken up, mainly because he's in his PJs.
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Dungeoneering
-Hakon You enter the house discreetly through the back porch, thankfully not encountering anything. You end up in the dining room, with the table all set up. -Grim The fog is thick all the way to the ground, though you manage to steer your way through and not crash into the ground. The fog seems darker now. -Nick Your knights charge into the thick fog, disappearing from your sight. Suddenly, you feel a powerful blow on your chest, thankfully averted by your armor. -Tairn The child blasts you back with a powerful burst of darkness, before righting herself and gathering energy to her fingertips. Her body has seemingly begun to turn into darkness itself, while the rest of the villagers are running back into their shacks.
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Dungeoneering
-Grim A few Oliphants begin to stumble, crushing a few more soldiers. The entire army seems to be in disarray. As you fly towards the Lich, Jen jumps off the hawk and masterfully glides to the ground. You enter a thick fog of dark, probaly caused by the Lich. -Tairn The elder seems extremely surprised that the child seems to have her body back, and mutters quietly under her breathe, "You aren't like the others...are you..." -Hakon Oh, I get it. You meant Liches, not Lichtens. (You said Lichtes, so I got sorta confused) ---- You arrive on the edge of a very large field of corn. The ears of corn seem taller than you are, and you can see a plantation house in the distance.
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Dungeoneering
-Grim Jen quickly freezes time for a moment, and stops your spell casting. "Sacrificing experience is only necessary and beneficial for huge spells. A resurrection, massive spirit summoning, creating a pocket in time. You could do just as well without it." Despite that, you succeed in cracking the ground beneath the army, which begins to stumble. The hawk carries you and Jen away. -Tairn The spirit of the newly exploded child shrieks at you in pain, before you begin to flow energy from your fingertips to essentially regenerate her body. Suddenly, her fingers begin to twitch. -Mather The elder points to the mountain. You begin flying off to find the Lichtens, when you discover they are on a different plane entirely.
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Dungeoneering
-Grim You manage to spear a few of the enemy soldiers, before Jen shouts at you. Her sisters seem to have gone. "An undead army led by the 'friendly Lich' is marching towards Ikana as well speak. It's much more powerful and closer than this one, so my sisters have gone to stop them. We should be heading there as well, but we have to disrupt this army and slow its advance. Any ideas?" -Hakon "Yes, of course. We would like you to find out the source of this evil magic, and destroy it. On the way, please kill the Liches on the riverbank, who have driven us away from our homes." -Tairn "Our bodies are not equipped to handle any sort of healing. Only very minor wounds heal, and our magical strength does not replenish. I am only at the tender age of twenty six, yet I look frail like an old man. There was nothing you could do."
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Dungeoneering
I can do a session. Please post your action and where you currently are. (Helps me remember)
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Dungeoneering
-Cough- Not right now, but in the afternoon. Likely to be in an hour or an hour and one half. Basically I am Denmark in Medieval 2: Total War. I've just steamrolled half the HRE, and I'm finishing them off. Then Milan, their vassal France, and Poland declare war on me at once, so I send my huge armies at them. Now I have to finish all these battles, which might take an hour or so. Basically, if I win these fights, there will be nothing to stop me from plundering the rich Milanese cities, mwahahahaha. Ironically, despite the fact that I am war with half the catholic factions, I haven't been excommunicated yet. Puppet pope! :thumbsup:
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Dungeoneering
No big deal. It's fine. Since there's no DnD today, I believe I can host a session.
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Dungeons & Dragons
Will we recharge our spells after this next map level?
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Dungeoneering
Keep in mind I only haven't been able to mod for a few days. The first day, on Thursday, I had thirty minutes available to mod, and didn't feel it was worth it. Then we had Hershey park, which you had to go on as well. Don't be so quick to judge, because we all have live outside of this forum, and I'm quite happy that I'm allowed to even be on the forum. Keep in mind my mom almost banned me completely because I spent too much time on it. On the other hand, if Nex were the mod, I would be fine with that, but I wouldn't be able or willing to tell him about the continuing storyline, because everyone happens to have an important part in it.
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Hegemony
I know, I've already read that a few times. I meant what is the Bermuda base, in regards to the game. Is it a city, a biodome, a point on the map, a secret underground facility, or something else? And what does it do?
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Hegemony
-Wonders what a Bermuda Base is- Oh yah, you're right. I think I'll save my last monies to build a biodome later.
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Hegemony
I thought you said the nukes would take seven days to hit me. That's why I wasn't concerned about building another biodome when I went on my trip to Hershey park. <_< EDIT: It was very fun though. Totally worth not being able to send nukes back at Dusty. Though that still would've been nice too. EDIT2: And didn't I tell everyone it was going to be Dusty? Dungeonal had no reason to nuke me.
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Hegemony
Dungeonal, I have already opened the moon to free colonization, but I am just requesting that people colonize the Southwest section first, then either the NW or SE sections next, since I plan to be moving into that area in the NE.
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Hegemony
The ULSA has become a protectorate of the Britannean empire.
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Hegemony
Why not Archi? --- I've actually figured out that the moon is actually much larger than I thought it was (I was off by a factor of...a hundred), but I am requesting that biodomes be built in the Southwest corner of the Moon map.
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Hegemony
Okay, basically your IAG increases by... (Number of biodomes) x (Infrastructure) x (One billion) each year you own it, assuming we're going with the system that applies to me. ---- As you can see, I am not ripping you off. Oh Archi, next decade my infrastructure should be ten.
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Hegemony
Hundred billion per decade. If you construct the biodome yourself, then you'll probaly get less because your moon infrastructure will not be developed, while I will have already been there for a while, and gotten a very high infrastructure for the moon. Hundred billion is more than the full amount for a while, I believe. If I thought about it correctly, your IAG will increase by one billion each year with one biodome, making it take a hundred years until your biodome starts making more. By that time I'll be able to increase the offer, because my infrastructure will be higher.
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Dungeons & Dragons
How many levels are there left till the end of the campaign? There's at least the one we're currently on. Also, if I happen to miss the last battle, assuming it's on Saturday, I can still get my sight back, right?
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Hegemony
Okay, then my ports are simply ports for land machines or landships, and my ships are...land ships. Not a big difference there.
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Hegemony
I was under the impression it had oceans, because the map looks like it has landforms. What is filling in the gap?
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Hegemony
Another five hundred billion dollars is spent on a massive infrastructure upgrade. This includes building both a tunnel and two bridges connecting the two biodomes. The tunnel will hold a monorail and personel monorail systems, while the bridges will be train and covered walking. Mining operations are also expanded, with the five hundred billion. Also, a new training center for the army is created. Two large ports are built to prepare for the construction of merchantile ships, when the next biodome is completed across the ocean. Ten thousand colonists are being trained with mock weapons and armor, while the actual ones are being built.
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Hegemony
Well as the most powerful and only country on the moon, I will defend it to the bitter end if necessary, but obviously I'd rather not fight. Remember my offer about giving you around fifty to a hundred billion dollars every ten years, if you purchase a biodome. That saves money for you, because I'm already building infrastructure on the moon. [hide=Map] [/hide]