Bright_Ops

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@Aristo

Oh. See, I was working under the assumption that the revolutionaries would have been thirsty for mage blood, regardless of whose it actually was and they would react badly to an invading army of magic users.

Honestly, Tushienia would have offered their three options to their province just like they are most likely to do for any province they invade. Accept Tushienia rule and be accepted as citizens, leave peacefully or fight us and die. Maybe a few extremist groups of rebels might have taken to attacking Tushienia forces and finding out why that was a bad idea, but any and all people who accepted the new management would have been just fine.

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@Aristo

They did not steal land from the oppressed masses of Chalez!

Tushienia entered a land that had torn itself apart with civil war and brought order and safety for those residents that weren't activity trying to murder each other or the the Tushienia liberator forces. We would have spared revolutionary forces if they didn't keep trying to attack our forces for being lead by magic users.

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@Aristo

Just because at least two of our leaders keep their hearts in jars doesn't mean that we're heartless.

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Everyone hates on the undead until they need some cannon fodder.

Going to be honest, I wouldn't be surprised if Tushienia actually knew that this great Darkness was coming (What with being necromancers and all, same wavelengths) and even attempted to unite some nations against it... but failed because no one will listen to them.

As for religion... Tushienia doesn't exactly have one. The goblins highly revere nature while the liches promote the idea that godhood was merely a matter of power and the key to ascending was to discover a path to achieve that power for yourself. Transcending the limits of the mortal coil by becoming a lich was merely a means of extending the time one had to figure out the secrets of becoming a greater being, but it is not the only path to greatness.

The Holy Novgorod Imperium is going to hate our guts for it, but whatever. The Great Darkness from the east is going to claim them first anyway... and we will take in whatever refugees wish to flee in our direction.

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@Hipster

Good to know. I guess if they caught wind of just how good the goblins that remained behind had it, the New Gobolia goblins would be pissed.

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@Hipster

So New Gobolia is 200 hundred years old?

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@Scarifar

I haven't Rp'ed with you yet, but I understand what it's like to get burned out from Rp'ing.

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I think it could be very plausible for Tushiena to take advantage of the civil war, if both sides were concentrating their full attention on each other. However, since your liches arrived here some hundred years ago, I think Chalez would have been suspicious, if not hostile, in response to their sudden appearance near their territory for a very long time. That depends mostly how you want to play their attitudes towards their new neighbor several-hundred years ago and counting. Did they fight in the past, and over what? etc.

If Chalez and the liches were longstanding enemies from the first days of Tush's inception, the attack on 11 seems quite appropriate. But do they have a legitimate cause to fight both the elite and the rebels indiscriminately?

How eager are they to push deeper into Chalezian territory, now that power has been reconsalidated? They've had fifty years to take advantage of a still-developing government. Granted, if Tush was fighting both sides simultaneously, the Union certainly has a sour opinion of them.

@Aristo

Considering that the former government was run by arrogant elven pricks who largely looked down on everyone else (Granted humans mages managed to get the rights to do it to, but the elves were doing it longer) then even if over the course of 150 years they had no reason to go to war, it's easy to see why someone would want to strangely the life out of them. If you can steal some good land in the process all the better.

As for why they fought the revolutionaries... that might have had more to do with the fact that they were strongly anti-magic. Keep in mind that the revolutionaries were fighting against being ruled by magic users; I highly doubt that they would have been willing to stand by while a different group of magic users took control.

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@Hipster

Wait, why do you hate Tushienia? Goblins are liked and given positions of power here.