Moderator: Xar
...erm....Xar wrote: That is, if for example this turn reveals that Argothoth sends his undead against Adomorn, that's ok and it will simply be told to Adomorn in his turn summary. But if Argothoth Manifests and attacks Adomorn's troops himself, then Adomorn's player will be notified BEFORE the turn summary is sent, so that he may decide to react by switching some of his or her DRPs to defense.
Avatar wrote:But then, the answers provided by your imagination are not only sometimes best, but have the added advantage of being unable to be wrong.
Well you pretty much ended my part of the game. I don't mean to sound upset, but that's what it has led to.Argothoth wrote:Michael, i'm sorry, really. I didn't even imagined what could be your reaction to that betrayal.
There could be no huge counterstrike. I had an 8 drp deity, with support from Melirelle and that other god. But no way could I manage anything when almost the entire pantheon was against me.Argothoth wrote:I thought that you simply passed on this, preparing a huge counterstrike against the other gods, trying to finde a way to hit me hard for my insolence.
I appreciate that. But I have to say that after all I had done to support you - giving you two cities, many drps, and my support you turned against me. It just seems odd that together, Nor and Argo could have stood triumphant, but instead you betrayed a loyal ally (yes, on my word I had no desire to betray Argo) and made it harder for yourself in the long run. If both of us stood together, then we could have gained so much more. Do you think that you will be alright now? Who will trust your god and will they decide to make peace with you? Would it have hurt to not betray Nor?Argothoth wrote:I thought that you could find my "double agent role" something of Good Role Playing. Instead you had a bad reaction to this, and i'm so sorry because i never caused a player to quit the game due to my actions. Xar and others people told me that my actions wasn't the reason for your leaving, but all the things started from this and i'm so sad, and sorry, for what is happened.
Waddley wrote:your Highness Sir Dr. Loredoctor, PhD, Esq, the Magnificent, First of his name, Second Cousin of Dragons, White-Gold-Plate Wielder!
*raises hand*Loremaster wrote:Who will trust your god
Argothoth has been a true friend and ally to two generations of Bhakti's. The true strength of Love is loyal friends. A tree for a friend?Bhakti wrote:*raises hand*Loremaster wrote:Who will trust your god
Please. 
Waddley wrote:your Highness Sir Dr. Loredoctor, PhD, Esq, the Magnificent, First of his name, Second Cousin of Dragons, White-Gold-Plate Wielder!
Adomorn might not. For now, I can. Argothoth has only ever been a friend and mentor to me. I still hope some of his Undeads will claim south Immeril.Balon wrote:I dunno, I think I'm leaning with Norn on this one. I dont think I could let Adomorn ignore something like a military that size.
Military of what size? All these undead, they've managed to form one vast army in just one turn? Or are they a million and one seriously confused beings? Most of them won't have asked to come back...I dont think I could let Adomorn ignore something like a military that size.
