I t doesn't really matter because Dusty is redoing the map.

Aye, but Rocco will get 1st pick on the new map, and Rpg 2nd, Hex 3rd. Also, not really sure how many regions to make along the coast, as insofar I don't know how many people will be playing.

I'd say stick to four coastal regions, because even if 6-7 people play it'll make it difficult to hold a coastal region and the game will be more competitive.

So you erased a few borders?

My choice stands as the bottom left hand corner.

added a flag

Hehe I knew someone would pick the clenched fist.

 

So you erased a few borders?

My choice stands as the bottom left hand corner.

Pg. 16 Chapter 4 of the Lazy Man's Handbook to Life and Learning.

Someone should send everyone who's active in Hegemony (so I guess that's me, you, Ross, RPG, Sere, Archi, mrmegakirby, Hex and Retech) to tell them about this game.

Ehh I'm sure they've seen the thread, we have 'till monday before it starts anyways.

added a flag

Hehe I knew someone would pick the clenched fist.

 

Added a flag :)

 

 

Might as well claim mah land.

 

...What, just because I didn't post here before doesn't mean I can't play, does it?

Game starts Monday. I just want people to post so that I know how many people are playing, so I can adjust the map accordingly.

I don't really understand this battle system.

So basically people you choose three types of people and the sort of merge.

 

if there is one weakness everyone dies or what?

My flag isn't going to be a foot, Hex. But thanks for your input.

I don't really understand this battle system.

So basically people you choose three types of people and the sort of merge.

 

if there is one weakness everyone dies or what?

No there are no super-weapons.

The combat is pretty simple Hex, c'mon.

Corrected map:

RPGamer, if you managed to get the best spot first it would've been valid but because I already took it you don't have it, passive agression is seriously just a pissy way of bieng a five year old.

 

Now, Dusty.

I understand the combat system completly, I understand how a team wins of loses. It is almost like rock-paper-scissors.

What I don't understand is when you said that you were allowed three types of people on your team, how will that work? for example if I have (example!!!!!1 :P) a rock, a paper and you have a rock and a scissor. what would happen? would the latter team have a sort of rockscissor thing which is instantly beaten if a paper or rock hits it?

RPGamer, if you managed to get the best spot first it would've been valid but because I already took it you don't have it, passive agression is seriously just a pissy way of bieng a five year old.

 

Now, Dusty.

I understand the combat system completly, I understand how a team wins of loses. It is almost like rock-paper-scissors.

What I don't understand is when you said that you were allowed three types of people on your team, how will that work? for example if I have (example!!!!!1 :P) a rock, a paper and you have a rock and a scissor. what would happen? would the latter team have a sort of rockscissor thing which is instantly beaten if a paper or rock hits it?

Diceroll. All the factors are taken into consideration - are there any walls? Did someone draw up a battle plan? Is it a surprise attack? Etc.

Hex, pick a different spot then the one Rpg has.

 

GAME STARTS.

My first army is going to be spearmen, swordsmen, and archers.

You guys already start with 1 army remember! So, you gotta conquer another province to support another one.

I know. My 1 army is spearmen, swordsmen, and archers.

 

Am I allowed to try an invasion right now?

North army is Swordsman, East Army is Archers. Each black square represents 10,000 soldiers.

 

 

My attack plan; green is swordmen, black is spearmen, yellow is archers.

 

Rpg, do you think we could use smaller amounts of people? We are small tribes, after all, and big numbers get very confusing after a while.

 

Also, you can only start with 1 army, and it takes 5 years to build another.

I think I misread. Is each army 50k or is the entire tribe 50k? And we start with 1 army...so I guess that means that I have to wait another 4 years(days) until I make another? Alright.

 

My north army stands as 100% Swordsman. Disregard my East army.

 

 

I think I misread. Is each army 50k or is the entire tribe 50k? And we start with 1 army...so I guess that means that I have to wait another 4 years(days) until I make another? Alright.

 

My north army stands as 100% Swordsman. Disregard my East army.

Each army is 50,000 men. Or women, so I don't sound sexist.

 

 

Then why tell me to simplify my numbers? each black dot still represents 10,000 soldiers.

I think I misread. Is each army 50k or is the entire tribe 50k? And we start with 1 army...so I guess that means that I have to wait another 4 years(days) until I make another? Alright.

 

My north army stands as 100% Swordsman. Disregard my East army.

Each army is 50,000 men. Or women, so I don't sound sexist.

 

 

Then why tell me to simplify my numbers? each black dot still represents 10,000 soldiers.

I'm sorry, I must have missed the part saying each army is 50k soldiers. My apologies, I just have a tendency to go "what the crap" whenever I see a number that's...... well..... over 1,000ish.

If you want a specific name for your tribe just let me know. I think I forgot to mention that the other regions are inhabited by small tribes, so the first round is kinda a grace round, so there are no bad consequences (regardless of what's written below).

 

The Desert tribe of NAME UNDEFINED (lol) went on the warpath into Bedouin lands. The rebels put up a valiant defense, with their cavalry smashing into the (tribe name)'s lines, and their archers raining down death, but they were overwhelmed by the superior numbers and training of Rpg's tribe. King Matlotali was killed in the battle, and the people of his land have sworn vassalge to (tibe name). The victory was not without loss, though, as nearly 15,000 soldiers perished it the heated battle, due to poor planning and army composition (100% swordsmen? I took the swordsmen army, since you can only have one, and the army of all archers would've been slaughtered by a 10,000 strong mixed force).

 

In the Far East, the tribes of Rocco used their superior numbers with brilliant ease, wrapping around the battle line of the rebels and smashing into their flanks with concentrated cavalry charges, while spearmen pinned the middle in place. The small hill tribes in the area had no chance. They have all sworn vassalge to the tribe of Rocco.

 

In the North, the men of Pie advanced into the hilly lands south of their regional borders, using the old Roman tecnique of layered battle formations, with men to take the place of their tired comrades during breaks in the battle. The hill tribes in the North could not stand against such a professional force, and their line broke and scattered, receiving arrows in the back for their cowardice.

 

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Silly marshmen are going to get slaughtered.

Swordsmen army, now at a strength of 35,000 (speaking of which, is there a way to replenish numbers?) moves to the Eastward region. The formation lacks a picture because my computer is sucking. Think of it as a two pronged attack. 8,000 troops are sent to the southern curve of the new territory, striking northward. 7,000 troops start on the north curve and barrage their way southward. The roundevous point being with the rest of the troops who are barreling through the center of the area. After randevous, a regroup will be established in the north east corner of the new area, ensuring eradication of rebellion.