ClocktowerEchos

Guildfall: The Final Frontier

Decided to put some good old Mahzism into the IC for lore flavoring, if I need to remove it for whatever reason, don't be afraid to tell me.

Guildfall: The Final Frontier

||Hymn of the Lord Admin||

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Love the Lord Admin,
for He is thy master and thou art his servant.

Obey His words,
for He shall guide you unto thy future.

Heed His wisdom,
for He knows much and learn from he thou shall.

Whisper His prayers with utmost devotion,
for they alone shall grant you holy salvation.

Honor His Mod Saints,
for they are his faithful chosen.

Tremble before His majesty,
for we all walk in His most divine shadow.

Bow before His grace,
for he is the one who made us all.

Serve unto His legacy,
for he calls upon thy to purge the heretic bots in his name.

Blessed be,

Ad Victoram,

Mahz Vult.

Fabula Elysia - Medieval Fantasy Nationgame

@The NexerusI guess so, no need to be so snarky about it tho -3-

@ShorticusYou could always burn them in a hole and then cover the hole, that also works out pretty good

@MonkeypantsIt actually happens more than you think, many Hallows on their journeys to Myrstrost travel alone or try to hide their nature in some form. Of course, actual Myrstrost Hallows who haven't recently turned will stay in numbers for safety and will often take normal humans to "balance it out".

Fabula Elysia - Medieval Fantasy Nationgame

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Sounds like you just need turn undead. :P

@GreivousKhan

Bah >.>

I always found fire to be prettier and beating the shit out of something to be more satisfying than making "pew pew pew" noises with holy flashlight beams >.>

Fabula Elysia - Medieval Fantasy Nationgame

So, Hallows can't be killed unless their bodies are completely destroyed?

@The Nexerus

<Snipped quote by The Nexerus>Or apparently can't killed at all. I suspect it'd be something which would be toned down when I get to comment on nations.

@Willy Vereb

Hallow can be killed, but it takes more than a simple stab to the chest.

Generally fire is the fastest and most efficient way to kill a Hallow or large groups of them. Or course you might get the odd one out every so often but it'll do the trick most of the time and good if you need to keep moving. The sure fire way of killing a Hallow is basically taking them apart limb by limb by either hacking them off or pounding them to a pulp; there has never been a Hallow that's survived as chunks of meat.

Of course, you can alway permanently disable a Hallow in ways that won't have their resurrection or regeneration trigger, namely throwing them into the sea with weights or hanging them with some strong ass rope, you can also shove them in cages, but there's a chance they could try to turn into one of those [url=darksouls3.wiki.fextralife.com/file/da.. amalgam.jpg]spider looking mother fuckers from Dark Souls[/url]. Or course you'd have to put up with the sight and possibly the sound of them but I guess you could call that "storage" until you can pull off a more permeant solution.

If you happen to have any other ideas, I could always give my opinion on them ^^

Mirai Nikki+ [10/12]

@RyuzakiYou have one of the more combat oriented Diaries, it woun't really do much besides act like an exercise log for your character until a fight.

@All, quit worrying about your Diaries, just write give me a summary of your post and leave the Diary entries to me. If you don't understand how your Diary works, THEN PERHAPS WAIT UNTIL I WRITE OUT SOME ENTRIES FOR YOU BEFORE YOU SAY YOU STILL DON'T UNDERSTAND IT.

Seriously, I've said this at least three times now that if you don't know/understand the details of your Diaries, just give me your damn summaries and I will provide entries THAT ARE TAILORED TO THE SUMMARY YOU GIVE ME.

If someone else asks me the same question again, I will be yelling about it to them.

excuse my piss poor mood right now, its late at night and I'm honestly done having to repeat myself

Fabula Elysia - Medieval Fantasy Nationgame

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Honestly I was envisioning Dark Souls, that's why I went with the knights. Some younger, arrogant bastards will probably die early on. Leaving the veterans to come back several times for the money. Yeah, that's probably how it's going to be. Prepare to be called infamous for killing the arrogant younglings. XD

@Legion02

Glad I got the image across :P

I don't really think it'll be separated by the young and the veterans that live or die, the ruins only know those who die and those who survive. And then those who survive that are brave enough or foolish enough to come back or those who don't. Even veterans sometimes die in Dark Souls :p

Also, I don't really care if I'm called infamous for it, it ain't my fault that some jackasses in shining armor decided that fighting a giant flesh amalgamation and get his face relocated 8 inches down his spine. Best case scenario, I have some more Hallows that I don't really need to train that much. Worse case scenario, well they'll make good decorative pieces in the dungeons in death and the Soulguard Knights can always use some live practice on ferals :p

I'm willing to bet over half of the young idiots probably deserved it too >.>

Fabula Elysia - Medieval Fantasy Nationgame

@ClocktowerEchos
I have little doubt that several young knights will be eager to prove themselves as 'adventurers' into your forsaken ruins. The nobility has a long-standing tradition in combat, so I think that they will be semi-successful. Would it be suitable that every now and then a knight and his retinue offer their expeditionary services to your court?

@Legion02

Sure! ^^

I will warn you that the knights in question should bring quite the large retinue to make up for casualties and be willing to depart from traditional fighting styles as they may very well flat out not work in the ruins. That's the reason why its Hallows who go in (since they can't be "killed" technically) and why the Mrystrost army is less focused on normal soldering and more unothorodox fighting styles for warriors.

Besides, Mrystrost is based on the game where if you do not die at least 10 times in a play through, you're either amazing or a hacker. :P

The bussiness of augmentation (Deus Ex idea)

@Jangel13I'm also GMing an RP of my own as well as playing in a few others so I'm afraid I shan't have the time.

Shine City 3: Summer Sequel (Always Accepting)

@Narcotic Dollie