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I tried the game. On my third try I got to the ending where you take over everything with undead demons and become a god, only to have the next screen be the most BS ending ever -_-
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Back when dinosaurs ruled the Earth, I got started with writing online on the Spore forums. Man, those were the days. We're talking like 12 years ago 2010-ish!
I've been here on and off for almost as long, and have GM'd a bunch of different things to varying success.
I've been here on and off for almost as long, and have GM'd a bunch of different things to varying success.
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Time to unleash the bedbugs 
Did Thulemiz attack Ialu already...?
No.
@ActRaiserTheReturned
Writing a collab right now where Ialu responds to what Mirtagn first said. As in for the second part that you just posted, I'm not sure how Mirtagn knows about Thulemiz or Kanros coming.
Until that gets figured out I can't exactly respond to Mirtagn because the dialogue might have to change.
I've probably said this before, but I'll say it again.
Poor Ialu, everyone wants him dead and gone.
Well at least Sauranth seems to like him
After all of this he's probably starting to become Vestec's favorite toy as well.
I assume that since the 3,000 dragons obey Ialu he too can control the dead, or at least those particular ones.
Ialu
9 Might
A feeling of pride and elation radiated from Ialu when his deal was accepted and the Dragonlord even went so far as to place under his command 3,000 dragons. This was most certainly a...pleasant turn of events. Of course, when Sauranth demanded that he "clean" his home that made him beyond enraged...not only had the Dragonlord's prying eyes violated his sanctum, he also wanted Ialu to get rid of his trophies. The promise of being supplied with more dragon scales and hides of fine quality was enough to make up for that, however. For all it was worth, this still tasted like a bittersweet victory. He did not like submitting to another, yet this was the best option.
"Very well then. I thank you for your gifts, Sauranth."
The dream faded away and the real world returned. Ialu was quick to issue out a decree that the dragons were no longer to be hunted, an order that raised some eyebrows but went unquestioned. While he waited for the 3,000 skeletal dragons and Mirtagn to arrive as promised, he sent a hundred of the Strong Tribe's warriors to march north to Garakai. He wouldn't need a larger force to reclaim Garakai and purge it, not once the dragons and himself joined those hundred near Garakai. The rest of his soldiers would remain in his own lands to enforce order and keep an eye on the Garakain men; through fear and awe he would make them stay. He needed every soldier that he had and the issue of desertion was far more of a problem that he let on.
While that went on Ialu took the time to "clean" out his cottage as asked...he buried the various dragon skulls and such that adorned his trophy hall, as well as the dead woman. The other things were untouched. Sauranth hadn't been very specific, after all, so surely Ialu couldn't be blamed if he only got rid of the grisly dragon remnants. Why would the Great Reptile care about a few deer antlers and bear furs mounted on the walls, anyways? It was said that the Dyun were now extinct, in any case. Their skulls were worth a fortune and Ialu felt no desire to remove them.
With that done, he awaited the arrival of this 'Mirtagn' that was to be Auxiliary Commander, as the Dragon God had called it. The warlord couldn't help but wonder whether he was actually going to be in control of the skeletal dragons. He remembered only too well what had happened when the chaos dragons defied his will and betrayed him.
smite Ialu.
The thing that we talked about in PMs a long while ago?
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Mirtagn is going to the Brightwoods. The other skeletons are just dragon remains, and really the dragons don't need armies anyway.
Three thousand of the corpse children, the Skeletal Dragons, who have been assigned to you beginning now, are at your command. Mirtagn himself shall be your Auxillary Commander
I'm confused now. Can I just control the Skeletal Dragons and tell them whatever I want then? If Mirtagn is over in Brightwoods he won't be auxillary commander?
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Well, they're basically only skeletons, and if Ialu fulfills Sauranath's requests, he will have all of his soldiers wearing dragon scales and dragon leather anyway. So, if he just gave permanent control of the dragon skeletons over to Ialu, the other undead will be like new borns trying to fight grown adults.
So they will do what he says after Garakai and if he tells them to kill the zombies that Thulemiz makes? And Mirtagn will help?
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There's too much competition for him even if Sauranath wanted him to conquer the world.
What is Sauranth going to do when Kanros tries to fight Ialu?
And would Mirtagn and his dragons even help when the undead come, or do they only care about Garakai?
@LokiLeo789
Well, Thulemiz just stole a bunch of Cimex souls and is going to use them to summon a horde of undead to massacre Ialu and his people. Which are pretty much the only humans left, especially seeing as they also sent undead to massacre at the Sviebard Islands -_-
On the other hand, if Ialu survives this he will probably try to attack the Cimex as well.
Oh, and if you didn't notice Ialu sent missionaries to try to convince Uri to worship him. So you have two demigods meddling with the Uri.
Well, Thulemiz just stole a bunch of Cimex souls and is going to use them to summon a horde of undead to massacre Ialu and his people. Which are pretty much the only humans left, especially seeing as they also sent undead to massacre at the Sviebard Islands -_-
On the other hand, if Ialu survives this he will probably try to attack the Cimex as well.
Oh, and if you didn't notice Ialu sent missionaries to try to convince Uri to worship him. So you have two demigods meddling with the Uri.
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