[OOC] Fantasy Nations 2: A New Age (Kadaeux's Trait System)

[Iarumas]

A revised military:

292 Regiment Points

High Men (2) Royal Guard (4) Heavy Cavalry (2) Warrior Monks (2) x4 (40)

High Men (2) Royal Guard (4) Archers () Warrior Monks(2) x2 (16)

High Men (2) Royal Guard (4) Infantry () Warrior Monks(2) x4 (32)

Men (2) Experienced (1) Witch Hunter (3) x10 (60)

Men (2) Experienced (1) Legionaries (2) x 8 (40)

Men (2) Experienced (1) Heavy Cavalry (2) x 7 (35)

Men (2) Experienced (1) Monster Ranger (2) x5 (25)

Men (2) Experienced (1) Ranged () x3 (9)

Men (2) Experienced (1) Light Horse (1) x 6 (24)

Men (2) Peasant Levies (½ Cost) Flagellants (1) x 6 (9)

Thing is though, I dont know if the stat costs for the units are right or if im missing something

[Zran]

Kadaeux said
On another note; I'm glad to pronounce that Sarzu is now a co-GM. He may also approve/deny sheets.EDIT:CAUTION: There is a typo in the navy section of the rules. Sea Serpents are 1'000 Gold. Not 100.

Haha nice one good thing I took 10 so I can easily convert it to 1.

[Vakte]

Nation Name: Kinthari Imperium
Races: 18 Points Spent
High Elves, Elves, Dragons, Kender

History:

The Kinthari Imperium was once plagued by factions of orc, Man, and Dwarf, and harassed the fledgling cities of the Imperium from the beginning. After many years of constant threat and raids from their enemies, the Kinthari Imperium was founded within the Halls of Victory, the seat of the Emperor, and great plans were made to begin purging the enemies of the Elfkind from the lands around their cities. Within thirty years, the entire Imperium was cleared of the various factions battling for control, although pockets of resistance still remain to this day, they are small and unimportant in the scheme of things. Whenever the resistance gains enough heart to raid a village, the Imperial Army descends upon them without mercy, parading their prisoners through the Victory Arches that commemorate the past, leading them to the Hall of Justice, where the Swordmasters shall remove them from this plane of existence. Now established, with their cities growing, the Imperium looks to its’ borders, planning the next stage of their nation’s advancement, and how to obtain it.

Important Characters:

Important Note on Characters: Due to their near constant use of Magic, all High Elves have silvery white hair, and pale blue eyes that stand out against their pale skin.
Emperor Bel’adir, High Elf: The face of the Imperium, the Emperor represents the High Elves of the Imperium, and proclaims the aims and goals of his people with the complete backing of the Imperial Military and the Mages Towers. To cross the Emperor is to invite the wrath of the Imperium, and despite their lack of taste for war, they are not to be underestimated. His hates orcs more than anything, due to the loss of several close family members during one of the Resistance raids against the Imperium in the past, and holds this hatred close to his heart.

Draugithar’nuin: This Legendary Dragon is the oldest of the dragons within the Imperium, his days older than the Imperium itself, he led his kin to join the High Elves during what they call the Unity War, burning the orcs from their mountain holds, crushing the humans on the plains and wiping their ilk from the Imperium in the purity of fire. The largest of the Dragons within the Imperium, his golden hide it enhanced even further by the majestic armour that was masterfully crafted and fitted to his massive frame.

Tyr Sunrider: Tyr is the Warrior God reborn to the High Elves, his battles against raiders and enemies alike are the stuff of legend to the younger generation, his sword was crafted with the aid of the Mages and Dragons alike, the beautiful Moonfang was forged in the heat of Dragon fire, cooled with the touch of magical water, and fashioned by the greatest smith of the Imperium, Vaulun.

Cyrene Ravenhair: The High Mage of the Mages’ Tower, Cyrene was tutored not by another Mage, but by Draugithar’nuin himself, she is well versed in all the Schools of Magic, and is highly regarded by the Emperor’s Council. With her years of experience she has advised the Emperor on many matters, and does not hold herself above others with her position, earning her the love of the Elven warriors who she teaches in the ways of hunting the Witch. Every warrior who passes within the Mages Tower can expect a harsh and stern teacher in the form of Cyrene, but none can deny that those same warriors are masters of their own specialised craft.

Gabriel Hawkborne: Master of aerial combat, it was a shock when the veteran warrior stepped down from leading the Gryphons and Hippogriffs of the Imperium, his reasoning was that he had learned all he could of the aerial battles, and wished to learn more of the ground, and is often seen at the front, slogging through mud and blood to fight alongside his warriors. Despite fighting up close now, he still uses the Skyspear to full effect, and is not to be taken lightly when in close combat, his agility and personal strength make him a fearsome opponent.

Techlas Sunrider: The brother of Tyr, Techlas languished in the Imperial Army, not as strong nor able as his brother, he was shunned by all until High Mage Cyrene Ravenhair found the potential to become a Mage within the young High Elf, since his first days within the Mages Tower, Techlas has mastered several Schools of Magic, but his skills lie in the fields of healing, many a wounded warrior has been brought back from the steps of death itself and returned to the land of the living because of Techlas’ aptitude for the healing arts.

Eldrad Swiftwing: A rather young elf by the standards of their race, Eldrad was marked out to join the Mages Tower relatively early on in life, he’s affinity with Fire has proven to grow with his age, and his mastery of the Fire element is unrivalled, and many a raiding party has learned this fact when walls of fire cut off their retreat of fireballs rain from the sky throughout their encampment. His personality matches his affinity however, for he is quick to anger and easily swayed to thoughts of battle and war. When he is not in battle, he is often found either in the forges of Kinthar, or at the home of Parth’unax, conversing about tales of the past and the strength of Fire over the other elementals.

Traits

National Traits: 9
Peaceful, Victory Arches, Watchtowers, Delatores, Unsoiled Reputation, Spies Everywhere, Agents Everywhere, Silent Assassins, Master of Disguise

Population Traits: 6
Loyal, Brave, Clean Streets, Fair Law, Aqueducts, Public Baths

Academic Traits: 6
Medicine, Schools, University of War, Tradesman’s Academy, Academy of Power, Natural Cultivation

Military Basic Traits: 4
Strategists, Superior Training, Many Walls, Live of the Lands

Archery Traits: 5
Archery Range, Perfect Fletching, Composite Bows, Dragon Bows, Monster-Hunting

Infantry Traits: 4
Hold the Line, Witch-Hunters, Swordsman’s School, Weapon Academy,

Cavalry Traits: 1
Cavalry Concourse

Navy Traits: 3
Warriors of the Sea, Ramming Speed, By the Winds!

Airborne Traits: 3
Gryphon, Hippogriff, Control the Skies

Tradesman’s Traits: 9
Master Carpenters, Master Smiths, Master Stonemasons, Siege Walls, Strong Stone Foundations, Siege Stores, Ranchers, Farmhands, Master Shipbuilders, Elemental Weapons (Fire)

Merchant Traits: 1
Diplomatic Savants

Magecraft Traits: 10
Elemental Fire, Elemental Water, Elemental Earth, Elemental Air, Element of Light, Storm Magi, Arch-Spellcaster, Force Magic, Advisors of Old, Rune Magic

Monster Traits: 0

Mechanist Traits: 0

62 Total

Flaws: 4 = +2 Traits
Bound By Tradition, Raiding Season, Not Raiding Season, Code of Honour, Cult of *** (Resistance group of the Kinthari History)

Territories:

Capital City, Kithar 30 Regiments Total

Mountain Citadel, Dragon’s Gate 27 PP, 74 Regiments Total
Plains, Plains, River, River, River, Forest

Large City, Ellyria 22 PP, 64 Regiments Total
Plains, Plains, Plains, River, River, Forest

Coastal Large City, Tor’Al 26 PP, 66 Regiments Total
Plains, Plains, Plains, River, River, River

Desert Fortress, Gryphon Gate, 15 PP, 52 Regiments Total
Plains, Plains, River, Forest

Fortress, Sentinel Gate, 10 PP, 38 Regiments Total
Desert, Desert, Desert, Desert

100 Province Points Spent, 324 Regiment Points Total

Army:
Dragon Hero of the Realm, Draugithar’nuin, 15

High Elf Hero of the Realm, Tyr Sunrider 6

High Elf Great General, Gabriel, Hawkborne 5

Arch-Mage Cyrene Ravenhair, 15

Mage Techlas Sunrider, 7

Mage Eldrad Swiftwing, 7

55 Total

(Royal Guard)
Four Regiments of the High Elf Swordmasters, (Infantry) 6RP per Regiment, 24 Total
Two Regiments of High Elf Dragon Bow Iron Guard, (Archery) 6 RP per Regiment, 12 Total
Two Regiments of High Elf Iron Knights, (Heavy Cavalry) 8 RP per Regiment, 16 Total
One Ancient Dragon, Parth’unax, 14 RP


(Sea Guard/Elite)
Four Elite Regiments of High Elf Sea Guard, (Infantry) 4RP per Regiment, 16 Total
Four Elite Regiments of High Elf Sea Guard (Archery, Composite Bows) 4RP per Regiment, 16 Total
Two Elite Regiments of High Elf Sea Knights (Heavy Cavalry), 6 per Regiment, 12 Total
One Elite Regiment of Witch-Slaying Sigil Guard (Infantry), 6 RP per Regiment, 6 Total
One Elite Regiment of Monster-Hunting Hellseekers (Archers, Dragon Bows, 6 RP per Regiment, 6 Total

(Silver Warriors/Experience)
Ten Regiments of Silver Warriors, (Infantry) 3RP per Regiment, 30 Total
Four Regiments of Silver Bows, (Archery, Composite Bows) 3RP per Regiment, 12 Total
Two Regiments of Silver Reavers (Light Cavalry/Missile Cavalry) 4RP per Regiment, 8 Total

(Warriors/Trained)
Five Regiments of Warriors, (Infantry) 2RP per Regiment, 10 Total
Five Regiments of Warriors, (Archery, Composite Bows) 2RP per Regiment, 10 in Total

Airborne Units:
3 Gryphon Units, 15 RP per Unit, 45 Total
2 Hippogriff Unit, 10 RP per Unit, 20 Total

100 PP Spent, 324 RP Spent

Navy:

31 Schooners = 1550
10 Frigates = 2200
1 Galleon = 250

Sub-Topic: Religion

The Imperium does not find itself overly religious, although they take care to respect the Five Elements that represent their Old Gods. Each God was associated with an element, such as Kal’el’adesh the Warrior God, whose fiery temperament matched the Fire Element perfectly, and Ri’val’del the Lady of Love, Hope and Faith, whose slightest word could change entire nations from their darkest desires, was represented by Light. Vaul’Ka’din the Craftsman, his works began with moulding the Elves and High Elves, from the very Earth, and his Sister Goddess Ju’nol’Ka’din, the Changer of Ways brought the whispers of life from the very Air and instilled it within the lifeless husks. But this was not enough to fully create the Elves, according to legend it was the Goddess Bel’an’Tas’adar, the Thinker, who brought life to the husks, she moulded the very fabric of reality in which the greatest craftsman’s works could live and breathe naturally, and with a fraction of each God and Goddess within this work. She spoke of the Elves like children, the children of the Gods, the Firstborn, but like all children they needed guidance and teaching. Kal’el’adesh taught the first Swordmasters the art of battle, of how to keep their emotions hidden until they had to unleash them on the field of battle, Ri’val’del taught them the basics of Magic, of keeping the Shadow of Vor’A’torg at bay, the blackest magic in the world was his “gift to the world, a direct challenge to Ri’val’del, Vaul’Ka’din taught the first tradesmen of the Imperium, from metalwork to stonework, from carpentry to glasswork, and Ju’nol’Ka’din taught them the art of schooling, of teaching them the better way of life, of avoiding the horrors of war through dialogue. With the teachings of all the Gods, was Bel’an’Tas’adar’s gift granted, she taught them the truth of the world, that they must adapt in order to survive, to learn all they could in order to adapt. Her words were like water, wrapping around a problem and wearing away at the deepest of traditions with truth and word. With these teachings did the High Elves and Elven husks break free from their lifeless states, and begin creating the first city of the Imperium.

To this day the Old Gods are still revered, temples are still within the cities and shrines within the forts, but no longer does the blood of animals stain their alters nor the souls of the young need feed their deities. Prayer is given in the form of the God in question, the Warrior God is worshipped through the training of warriors, on the field of battle, the Craftsman is given homage in the form of the great works of the Elven Tradesmen, the Lady through the Mages art, the Changer of Ways through their schooling, and the Thinker through their survival.

Army Sub-Topic: Training

Swordmasters: The Swordmasters are the pinnacle of martial prowess within the Imperium, they are equipped as such and are expected to hold the line where no one else can. Despite their namesake, Swordmasters are in fact equally capable with sword, spear, axe and mace, but it is their silver great swords that are their favoured weapon of choice. The Swordmasters recruit from a select pool of candidates, those who have spent every waking moment running through rigorous courses and performing a harsh training regime designed to make the recruit and weapon one body, with the strength and endurance to match their harsh demands. When a Swordmaster falls, or is promoted to command, his space is filled by a recruit believed to be ready for the next step, this is often decided by a gladiatorial tournament, with recruits facing one another in armed melee, the victor is then taken under the guidance of a Swordmaster, to learn the tactics and rituals of the legendary warrior group. This tutorship could last mere months, or it can last years, but once the Swordmaster deems the recruit ready, they shall duel one another to first blood, for the lessons imprinted in the minds of every Swordmaster teach one thing, that first blood should be the only blood. It is very rare for a recruit to best his master, but the duel shows what the recruit has learned and if he is ready to become an actual Swordmaster in more than name. On those rare occasions where the recruit bests his master, it is a cause of great celebration and expectation, he is expected to reach greater heights, and will even earn the right to speak with the Ancient Dragon Draugithar’nuin on what these expectations shall be.



Iron Guard: The Iron Guard recruit from a group of thirty year veterans, and only after extensive tests and mock battles have been run through can an archer even expect to hold a Dragon Bow. After earning a place within their vaunted ranks, the Iron Guard recruit shall been thrown into a strict regime of training which will including daily practice with the Dragon Bow, drills with the longsword and mock battles against other units that happen to be around. Although they are not as demanded as the Swordmasters, they train equally as hard, if not harder. If a day passes where they haven’t passed their previous record for distance and accuracy of their Dragon Bow, the day has been wasted, and earns them half a night of extra training for their lack of progress.

Iron Knights: The Iron Knights are masters of the horse and lance, equipped with the finest scale armour, and the sharpest lances and the sturdiest of shields, they are like a relentless ocean of destruction, few can stand against their charge without fear riddling through their minds. An Iron Knight must first serve in the Reaver Regiments, learning how to handle his horse with the bare minimum and earning enough trust and faith by their comrades to warrant acceptance into the Knights. Once accepted, the new Knight is run through the various tactics and formations of the Knights, no more avoiding close quarters against the enemy, but charging into the fray armoured with scale metal, and their horse now protected by mail skirts and segmented armour. The arrowhead formation of the Knights is a proven favour, punching a hole in an enemy line, and following through with a mass of armoured Knights to widen the gap. A Knight is trained rigorously on the formations, and target practice with a lance at full charge, and when the lance is broken, they draw their swords, and mock battles with mounted swordsmen are often seen in the concourses, and draw crowds of civilians eager to watch the mock battles.

Sea Guard (Infantry):

Imperial Armour Arms and Equipment

Standard Shield Design:
Standard Armour and Spear:

[Andrea]

Nation Name: Thaskian Mageocracy

Races of the Nation:
Dragons
Men
Gors
Kobolds

Nation History:
Before they became the Thaskian Mageocracy they were a conglomeration of various nomadic desert tribes, travelling from oasis to oasis. Then one tribe started a settlement around on such oasis and as the first brick had been laid ‘civilization’ had begun that would eventually create and form the nation called the Thaskian Mageocracy.

As settlements started to spring up around the various oases of the desert, new problems arose, wandering tribes of beastmen and kobolds started to harass the easy human prey now that they no longer wandered the desert, militias were born which turned into town guards and eventually into separate armies. The various caliphs uniting to end the threat of the beastmen and kobolds by waging war on their tribes, exterminating those in their path, only a few were spared who surrendered and fought in the united armies of the Caliphs.

In the end what should have been a glorious victory celebration turned into discord and a new age of tragedy after the beast wars would start, at the feast after the last hostile beastmen clan was annihilated several Caliphs began to fight amongst themselves about the new lands they had conquered. A night of merriment turned into a night of blood as swords were drawn and were stabbed into those who were allies and comrades only hours before.

For thirty years there was war as the Caliphates send their armies against their rivals, there was no end in sight when a new player entered the scene. A relative unknown settlement known as Thaskia, largely untouched by the war due to rumours and warning of the strange powers some of the people there possessed, entered the war. Their armies not weakened due to decades of fighting and they something the other Caliphates had not… mages leading the armies, raining down storms of the elements, raised the dead to fight for them. But perhaps the most frightening force at their command, were the Dragons that dwelled in the deep desert and hardly left their home. Clearly the mages of Thaskia had convinced the Dragons to join them and with a combined of Dragon might and magic the legions of Thaskia conquered Caliphate after Caliphate and once the last was vanquished the Thaskian Mageocracy was born.

A nation of magic where those who wield the powers of the arcane are it’s rulers.

Important Characters:

Magic Users:

Autarchs, the arch mages of Thaskia and the rulers of the realm.
Tharchions, regular mages and commanders of Thaskia.

Autarch Ssrahktar M’Gar, once a majestic dragon but with great age and magical experimentation much of his majestic grace was lost, replaced by a undead appearance as he made himself turn into a draco-lich, a dragon combined with powers of magic and undead immortality.

His familiar is a imp named Kiki.
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Autarch Anna ‘Firestorm’, Coming to power only recently after all but one of the previous Autarchs were killed in a magical experiment gone wrong. Named Autarch by Ssrahktar himself Anna accepted the responsibility with pride to become one of the rulers of Thaskia.

Her Familiar is a black panther named Csial.
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Tharchions Neska & Janna, twin sisters, both girls were found with great magical talents at a young age and apprentices to a Tharchion of some reputation and both young women passed their trials to become Tharchions themselves and learn more aspects of magic.

Both sisters have mastered the magic disciplines of Necromancy, Golemancy & Elemental Airs.

Neska’s familiar is a Red Pseudo-Dragon named Krariss
Janna’s familiar is a Black Pseudo-Dragon named Geht
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Tharchion Markurth the ‘Wanderer’, a Tharchion of some years now and often a emissary of the Autarch council, these last few months have seen him travel all over Thaskia to placate the local lords that the mage lords of Thaskia are still reigning supreme after the deaths of the almost all autarchs.

He has mastered the magic disciplines of Elemental Fire, Elemental Shadow & Rune Magic.

His Familiar is a black spider about the size of a kobold’s head and often seen riding his shoulder.

Generals:

Great General Narrad Warden of Thaskia, general of Thaskia’s legions and if there were no mages ruling Thaskia this man would who's tactical genius has kept Thaksia’s army up to strength and makes sure it’s borders are safe, either from aggressors or by leading it’s armies in conquest.

General Crud, earning the respect from his Thaskian overlords this Gor was allowed attendance to the teachings of Thaskian warfare and ended up as a general in it’s armies.

Dragons:

Bxxararr
Varoiars
Yanya
Ksartay

Traits:

National Traits: 8

Spies, Spies Everywhere
Agents Everywhere
Manipulative
Delatores
All Roads Lead to Rome
Bread and Games
Silent Assassins
Masters of Disguise

Population Traits: 6

Loyal
Brave
Jackrabbits
Chain Gangs
Clean Streets
Public Baths

Academic Traits: 6

Medicine
Academy of Power
University of War
Tradesmen Academy
Tome of Monsters
Bards

Military Basic Traits: 3

Strategists
Superior Training
Live off the Lands

Archery Traits: 3

Archery Range
Perfect Fletching
Monster-Hunters

Infantry Traits: 5

Hold the Line
Testudo
Legion
Weapon Academy
Monster-Hunters

Cavalry Traits: 3

Masterful Cavalry
Cavalry Concourse
Ride of the Dead

Navy Traits: 2

Sea Serpent
Dragon Turtle

Airborne Traits: 2

Liondrake
Mageflight

Tradesman Traits: 4

Master Smiths
Siege Walls
Master Stonemasons
Elemental Weapons, Water/Frost

Merchant Traits: 1

Slavers

Magecraft Traits: 14

Elemental Fires
Elemental Earths
Elemental Waters
Elemental Airs
Elemental Light
Storm Magi
Necromancy
In Power Reanimated (2)
Rune Magic
Golem Creation
Scholars of Power
Apprenticeships
Arch-Spellcaster

Monster Traits: 6

Beast-Catchers (2)
Cildabrin
Great Wyrm
Beast Armour
Sorcerous Bindings

Flaws:

All Roads lead to Rome
Plagued by Bandits
Haunted by the Past, every war that has been waged in the last centuries has been put forth as righteous and as acts of self-defense but the truth is that the Mage Autarchs of the nation fabricated evidence to make it look as if it was their neighbours raiding border settlements or assassinating local leaders.
Abrasive
Abominations against Nature
Bound by Tradition

Custom Traits
Custom Trait 1, Warding Runes: Knowing that a certain type of magic is particularly harmful to Undead troops the mages of Thaskia have experimented and created a Rune that gives a certain degree of resistance to this magic, not full immunity but it is better than nothing and mark it on each undead, a process that takes an awful lot of time with any new undead regiment.
Custom Trait 2, Familiars: Beasts and animals that are bonded to the mages of Thaskia, they might seem insignificant but their uses to the mages are rather varied, as they are able to cast minor spells or help their master’s concentration or guard their masters from harm.

Territory:
Desert Capital City - Gem of Thaskia (30 Regiment P.)
Desert Citadel - Arnazt Ven (40 Regiment P.)
Coastal Citadel - Serpentia Aqua (40 Regiment P.)
Plains Castle - Guard Rise Solkan (20 Regiment P.)
Coastal Medium City - Slaver Bay (20 Regiment P.)
Desert Medium City - Trashka (20 Regiment P.)
Desert Small City - Sun Oasis (10 Regiment P.)
12 Desert Provinces (24 Regiment P.)
1 Coastal Province (6 Regiment P.)
3 Forest Provinces (12 Regiment P.)
8 River Provinces (48 Regiment P.)
5 Plains Provinces (30 Regiment P.)

Total Regiment P. Cap: 300

Army:
2 (Men) Royal Guard Heavy Cavalry - 200 Horsemen - 16
5 (Men) Royal Guard Legions - 500 Legionnaires - 40
2 (Men) Royal Guard Monster Hunters - 200 Monster Hunters - 18

4 Dragons - 40 RP

6 (Men) Heavy Cavalry - 600 Horsemen - 24

4 (Men) Experienced Legions - 400 Legionnaires - 20
14 (Men) Expienced Archer Regiments - 1’400 Men - 42
5 (Gors) Infantry Regiments - 500 Gors - 10
14 (Kobold Infantry) - 2’800 Kobolds - 14

Undead:
4 (Men) Revenant Undead Heavy Cavalry - 400 Undead Horsemen - 28

8 (Men & Gors) Wight Legions - 800 Wight Legionnaires - 48

Command:
1 Draco-Lich Arch Mage - 30
1 Human Arch Mage - 15
3 Human Mages - 21

1 Human Great General - 5
1 Gor General - 4

Monsters:
6 Great Wyrms - 45
24 Cildabrin - 30

40 Regular Golems
20 Advanced Golems

Air Force:
50 Liondrakes - 75

Navy:
2 Sea Serpents - 2’000
4 Dragon Turtles - 600

10 Galleys - 800
4 Galleass - 480

4 Dhows - 120

[Jorick]

Iarumas said
Thing is though, I dont know if the stat costs for the units are right or if im missing something

Your listed costs are accurate, and extremely easy to verify since you've handily noted the costs of each modification right there in the list. The only one I'm not sure of is the peasant flagellants: I don't know if the peasant thing reduces the cost of the flagellant thing by 50% as well. If it does, your cost total for that is correct at 9 RP; if not then they cost 2 RP each unit instead of 1.5 RP each so you'd have to bump up the total cost count of those six units to 12 RP.

Either way, you've currently spent only 193 RP with the setup you have now. Plenty of room for additions if you happen to want them.

[Iarumas]

Jorick said
Your listed costs are accurate, and extremely easy to verify since you've handily noted the costs of each modification right there in the list. The only one I'm not sure of is the peasant flagellants: I don't know if the peasant thing reduces the cost of the flagellant thing by 50% as well. If it does, your cost total for that is correct at 9 RP; if not then they cost 2 RP each unit instead of 1.5 RP each so you'd have to bump up the total cost count of those six units to 12 RP.Either way, you've currently spent only 193 RP with the setup you have now. Plenty of room for additions if you happen to want them.

Really? Ive added the totals together in google calculator and come up with 292

Also I think Kad told me that peasants reduce the cost of the unit as a whole by 50%

[Dedonus]

Will there be a way to just spectate this RP? This RP sounded quite intriguing, but I did not discover it until after Kadaeux closed applications. I understand if the answer is no because of the restrained visibility for each player. I just want to see how this RP works so that when there is another RP like this, I will know if I would want to join or not.

[Kadaeux]

@Vakte: Accepted

@Andrea: Accepted.

[Kadaeux]

Iarumas said
Really? Ive added the totals together in google calculator and come up with 292Also I think Kad told me that peasants reduce the cost of the unit as a whole by 50%

Actually, Peasants are technically only able to be peasants, not Flagellants on top of it. Another missing omission sorry.

Dedonus said
Will there be a way to just spectate this RP? This RP sounded quite intriguing, but I did not discover it until after Kadaeux closed applications. I understand if the answer is no because of the restrained visibility for each player. I just want to see how this RP works so that when there is another RP like this, I will know if I would want to join or not.

You can certainly watch the IC when it commences, but the map itself that'd be too much of a pain in the arse.

[Uskglass]

Kadaeux said
You can certainly watch the IC when it commences, but the map itself that'd be too much of a pain in the arse.

This actually raises a question for me. What are we actually going to post in the IC? If a large part of the game is restrained visibility, I don't want to be giving anything I'm doing away to the other players.

[Meth Quokka]

Uskglass said
This actually raises a question for me. What are we actually going to post in the IC? If a large part of the game is restrained visibility, I don't want to be giving anything I'm doing away to the other players.

Well you don't have to perfectly explain everything you do in the IC. Just be super sneaky when you do post about something you want to keep hidden.

[Vakte]

Kadaeux said
@Vakte: Accepted@Andrea: Accepted.

Awesome :) my drunkenness seems to have worked well last night lol.

[GreivousKhan]

Vakte said
Awesome :) my drunkenness seems to have worked well last night lol.

Seems you and I will be fairly close neighbors...

[The Nexerus]

Math is Satan.

[Kadaeux]

Uskglass said
This actually raises a question for me. What are we actually going to post in the IC? If a large part of the game is restrained visibility, I don't want to be giving anything I'm doing away to the other players.

The restrained visibility is really more just for exploration, don't feel too restrained in how you write up IC fearing giving stuff away. But stuff like spies, if you want, PM me the details.

[Asuras]

The Nexerus said
Math is Satan.

Amen.

[Jorick]

Iarumas said
Really? Ive added the totals together in google calculator and come up with 292Also I think Kad told me that peasants reduce the cost of the unit as a whole by 50%

Oh, lol, I see what I did. I grabbed and added up your old military list for some reason. Your updated one comes to 290 by my count.

[Zran]

Iarumas, Confirmed 290, 2 to spend if you can.

[Iarumas]

Meh, i'll leavr it near as it is

[Meth Quokka]

Iarumas said
Meh, i'll leavr it near as it is

Get that extra normal ranged unit just for 100 extra arrows.