Team Names for Covenant Game

Guest · Post by **Guest** » Tue Jun 25, 2002 8:02 am

I play an online strategy game called Evernight at evernight.vr1.com. It is slightly customisable, and I am currently organising a team game based on The Chronicles, and would be very grateful if you could give me some advice on staying true to the story as far as possible.

Basically the game will have 10 teams (of 4 people) named after the main groups in The Chronicles, and I would prefer half to be good and half to be bad.

The teams that I have suggested at the moment are:
Warward
Bloodguard
Stonedowners
Woodhelvennin
Unhomed

Despite (Team for Lord Foul)
ur-viles
Cavewights

As you can see I need two more charismatic evil teams. Any ideas? For that matter, any suggestions you have for changing any of the teams would be welcome. I would rather stay to the 1st Chronicles if possible, but if you have suggestions from the 2nd, please post them but just let me know where they fit into the story, as it's been a long time since I've read the books.

Also Evernight has six religions each of which can summon one type of form (powerful creature). Each team will have one of the religions, and I would like the combination of team and religion to be as true as possible to the books.

At the moment I have the following ideas:
Warward summon Fire Lions (idea from Kevinswatch)
Bloodguard summon ??
Stonedowners summon Colossus (Tenuous, but I want a cool stone entity)
Woodhelvennin summon Forestals
Unhomed summon ??

Despite summons Ravers
ur-viles summon loremasters
Cavewights summon Griffons

If you have any advice on other "creatures" that any of the races could be seen to "summon" I would be very grateful. Basically it is simply a pairing of powerful entities with the various races. But there are only six religions, so some religions will have to cover more than one team in a reasonable way. e.g. Warward and Bloodguard will probably have the same religion.

Post by **johntvrees** » Tue Jun 25, 2002 8:07 am

I'm sure I was logged in when I started this thread, so this is just to let you know who I am!

Anyway, hi everyone!

It's great to see such a cool board talking about the books that I've always recommended to my friends.

Post by **amanibhavam** » Tue Jun 25, 2002 9:35 am

I do have two suggestions:

team: Mutants (from TPTP), summon: those stonebreaking-octopuslike-creatures_idon'tremembertheirnames

team: the Gaddhi & Co., summon: the hustin

Post by **Skyweir** » Tue Jun 25, 2002 3:28 pm

or the ice creatures who take on the questors in WGW .. whose name I also dont remember

and how about the gaddhi summons the sandgorgons??

and how about Ravers for your first group of evil dudes?? .. or will it clash with your 'Despite summons the Ravers'??? deal??

Despite
Urviles
Cavewights
Ravers
Undead (as in undead Elena and Kevin Landwaster .. after she broke the Law of death .. and her undead self served LF )

.. (not as in the spirit spectres of Covenants dead)

Post by **Skyweir** » Tue Jun 25, 2002 3:30 pm

how about instead of Despite summoning the Ravers .. how about Despite summoning TC .. or the offworlder .. or the white gold wielder .. or Hope .. or ....

ok I'm stumped ..

by the way .. when and how can we play??

Post by **amanibhavam** » Tue Jun 25, 2002 4:09 pm

ahh, the penultimate baddies:

Joan summoning Roger!!!!

Post by **johntvrees** » Tue Jun 25, 2002 5:45 pm

Thanks for all the ideas people. More please! Especially if you can remember the names of races.

One thing to bear in mind about the "summoning" idea: Each team can summon any number of "forms" of the type for their religion.

So that is why it makes sense for Lord Foul to summon Ravers (because there are many), but not TC. It would look pretty wierd in the game if there were 5 TCs storming about shouting "Hellfire" all the time.

If you want to play Evernight, go to evernight.vr1.com. It will be too late to play in this Covenant Game that I'm organising, as you would need to learn the ropes of the tutorial first. But I will organise another game when this one finishes.

Basically, it is a strategy game played on a map of a fantasy world. Each player controls his armies, and casts spells to influence battles, hide fortresses, summon dragons etc. You log on to the web site, set your orders once per day, and then the next day you see the results of the battles. There's LOTS of diplomacy, and the battles are quite skillful. There are about 40 players per game, there is NO software to download (it's all Javascript), and it's free for the first month. BUT it is not a game if you just want an adrenaline rush. It requires thought and time, and it's very addictive!

Email me for more info.

Post by **Skyweir** » Wed Jun 26, 2002 2:04 am

will do ..

about the TC thing .. there are only 3 ravers .. so Foul could summon TC LA .. or even Joan/Roger .. errrgghhhh .. she's as close to a Raver as you can get ..

Post by **Skyweir** » Wed Jun 26, 2002 2:04 am

will do ..

about the TC thing .. there are only 3 ravers .. so Foul could summon TC LA .. or even Joan/Roger .. errrgghhhh .. she's as close to a Raver as you can get ..

Post by **Skyweir** » Wed Jun 26, 2002 2:19 am

ok there are only 3 ravers .. so why not have Foul summon TC .. LA .. and who knows .. Joan (or even Roger) .. hehe .. <why not .. Joan is as close to a raver as you can get> ..

Post by **Bannor** » Wed Jun 26, 2002 4:43 am

Let's see now, Sky. Let me see if I got it straight now: there are how many ravers? (Please forgive me if you've already stated this in the last three posts.)

(Sorry, couldn't resist)

Post by **danlo** » Wed Jun 26, 2002 5:45 am

The ice monsters in WGW were known as the arghuleh...

Post by **Skyweir** » Wed Jun 26, 2002 12:49 pm

.. to:-

.. you know who you are!!

Post by **Bannor** » Wed Jun 26, 2002 2:01 pm

I often wondered if it were possible to repeat a post; now I know! Thanks for allowing the good-natured ribbing!

Post by **Skyweir** » Thu Jun 27, 2002 1:37 am

Thanks for allowing the good-natured ribbing!

mmm ... LOL ... its not like there was a choice

Post by **Bannor** » Thu Jun 27, 2002 4:51 am

'Tis a big man indeed who can laugh at himself and the good natured jokes of his friends! You are big, indeed!

Post by **CovenantJr** » Fri Jun 28, 2002 11:43 pm

I suppose you could have the Bloodguard summoning the Ranyhyn or something - not very scary, but they are super-horses, and the Bloodguard actually do summon them...

I agree about the Gaddhi/Kemper lot (the Brathair) summoning the Sandgorgons.

I've been trying to work the Lurker of the Sarangrave into this somewhere, but I can't think who that might apply to.

Post by **Vain** » Sat Jun 29, 2002 12:04 pm

That should fix it

Thanks Danlo

I don't get to read every message unfortunately

so the pm's really help

I fixed the original poster id as well - hopefully that doesn't mess something else up

Post by **CovenantJr** » Tue Jul 02, 2002 12:21 am

PMs?

Unfotunately, my level of thought doesn't function much above Drool Rockworm sometimes... Especially at 2.30am

Good job Vain, eternal thanks (or at least a week or so of thanks) for your outstanding troubleshooting work.

Post by **danlo** » Tue Jul 02, 2002 1:37 am

Cjr--pms r our lingo 4: personal message--it's just the interboard messaging service we have on the memberlist, that's all it is!

here's a funny message about our KW anachronyms from bastard of godsgrace on The GRR Martin A Song of Ice and Fire site responding 2 the KW link I put in their Donaldson section:

Nice board they have at kevinswatch. I was amused to see to see LF used to describe Lord Foul, because I kept reading it Littlefinger .

Thank you for the link, Danlo.
In empty tunnels beneath the ruins, Holt walks from star to star

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(I assume Littlefinger is some Martin character, but I'm not sure..)

Kevin's Watch

Kevin's Watch

Team Names for Covenant Game

Team Names for Covenant Game

Ravers

Ice monsters

Sky's Mirrors

Ribbing

PMs