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Prince Potter said
I'm saying Pyandonea did the same 'crime' as me, yet you don't critize them.And this discussion is pointless. The GM's have stated explicitly I own the harbors and coasts surrounding the island. I'm not sure what to tell you if you don't like that fact.


Who say's I wasn't? And that's allot of assuming there are harbors there in the first place, as it was stated previously there was mostly just 'ship sheds.' :K
Prince Potter said
TBB did the same, yet no criticism on him? Nice.Well, first and foremost, I explicitly left the results of the battle ambiguous in my post. The Battle of Stros M'Kai in my post was just a bunch of shit blowing up and people dying and fighting. Pyandonea's back-up post was what crushed you.I posted IC attacking you after PMing and confirming it was okay with the GM's, and then purposely left the results unknown so either side could win the battle, and I'd do it again too. #SorrryNotSorryAnd I don't, nor do I really care. Stros M'Kai is a excellent naval base, and would allow my ships to reach farther without stopping and that is why the Dominion wants it.


I not sure what you mean by I did the same, unless your referring to to the northern Valenwood post some time back, which was made long before a player for Alinor came about, and was a small skirmish at best. Hammerfell is not an NPC nation, and I'm not sure how you think 200 ships can reach Stros M'Kai unnoticed from the shoreline watch towers.

Edit:Especially after the Dominion already showed their ugly hids once already, you don;t think they would have early warning systems in place by now?
It's not like you even know what I have planned on the island.
Prince Potter I don't at all appreciate you just attacking me before I can get a response post up. I mean, dafuck?
696969 said
Mm, good question. Perhaps with the Dominion since they're probably the most well supplied right now? Then again since Hammerfell's never been conquered it might have more strategic locations and a better place of training for our characters.


I'd agree to start in Hammerfell, not to mention it would be easier to explain different races coming and working together I think.

Btw, the Dominion was left pretty bloodied as well after the Great War, so their not in that great a position.
Valenwood Coastline
24th of Midyear, 4E 205


Temijen nodded. "Very well, I shall send word to you when the supplies for the cities are shipped in from Hammerfell. I will sail back personally to oversee the necessary arrangements, expect our fleet to return by the 15th of Sun's Height the god's willing. Once the wood arrives the building of the cities will be carried out post haste." Temijen pulled on the reins of his horse as he pulled it to the side as he prepared to leave. "I shall leave a garrison in Woodhearth should the Dominion return. Should they so be so bold to land, know that redguards will fight alongside bosmer to see them off once more."

As he finished he tilted his head to the keeper as a sign of respect and rode back to his group. They quickly rode out to rejoin with a larger force waiting at the agreed upon distance from the meeting, before all set off back to the redguard encampment.

Khasta was first to break the silence as he rode beside Temijen. "So how did it go? I could hardly hear a thing, and there seemed to be little shouting but much handshaking. It went well I assume?" There was a glimmer of hope mix with curiosity in his dark eyes.

Temijen regarded his old friend for a time with an unreadable expression, before a gleaming smile spread across his face. "Better than we had ever dared hope. The Keeper agreed, so as long as we stay out of their forest and do them no harm, the coast of Valenwood are ours."

Sir Varnklith riding on Temijen's left raised an eyebrow at that news. "Indeed? That is splendid news! Certainly splendid. I had to admit, I did not think you would pull it off."

"You give me too little credit, but the keeper saw the wisdom in my words. But now comes the hard part I fear, it may not take long for word of this to spread, especially if the altmer still have forces and agents here. I hardly trust the Imperials to keep a competent eye on the coast for all their skill and discipline. I will sail back to Hammerfell and organize a rather different fleet and purpose for our return. However, the ground force will remain in Valenwood to guard against Dominion incursions. As long as the heart of the forest is untouched, our deal with the bosmer will hold firm. We'll need the greater portion of our fleet here to guard the waters from the altmer. Thankfully our fleets have long since been mobilized, equipped, and prepared for this day. Word must be sent to the fleet still docked around Stros M'kai to be ready; its high time years of preparation finally come to fruition."

Khasta nodded his understanding. "Do you think they will rise to the bait?"

Temijen gave a grim smile. "We just ceded the entire coastline of Valenwood form the high elves, they would be mad not to make some kind of move. There's no telling how violent a reaction it will be however. I will leave the defense of the shores in your hands Varnklith, be sure to meet with the imperials as well. No need to mention what has happened here today of course, but learns what you can from them after marching to Woodhearth and winter there; you have enough supplies to last until we return in force."

Varnklith nodded his understanding. "I shall make ready then for a quick march to Woodhearth."

The Ra-gada forces soon moved camp and started their march to Woodhearth, a messenger was sent ahead to the legate currently stationed in Valenwood.

Sentinel
25th of Midyear, 4E 205


Ali-baba, secret court wizard of Temijen, perused the scrolls that littered the table before him, among the table occupants were several dwarven pieces. Given the redguards distrust of wizards and their ilk, Ali-baba was hardly one to flaunt his gifts in the arcane arts. So he was forced to work on most of his projects in secret. At the moment he had finally uncovered how to best implement the dwemer rapid fire ballista into Yokudan warships. The recent skirmishes in Stros M'kai had long since been dealt with, which had given Ali-baba and his assistants plenty of dwemer artifacts and ruins to exploit and craft into the designs found in Volenfell. The expedition had a success though a costly one. Almost half of the band sent had been lost to traps or age old dwemer constructs.

Ali-baba was of the few leading experts on the constructs of the dwemer, in fact, Khasta had been a close student of his, and in fact the great dwemer crossbow he wielded was of Khasta's own making based on Ali-baba's designs. As he trailed his fingers over a scroll that had the various designs of a dwemer weapon sketched upon it, he contemplated the best method to test out the new designs. Surely he did not wish to fire any dwemer desgined weapon in his little work shop. Though perhaps little was not the right word. The room that was currently Ali-baba's main study was a large circular chamber that held a stair case that spiraled to each of the four floors located within the eastern tower of Sentinels magnificent Palace. All along the walls and in glass cases, dwemer artifacts could be found. Some half constructed, others mostly finished, all of them a wonder to the eye. At least to Ali-baba's.

The sound of mumbling from across the room drew his attention to one of his assistants, who was currently fumbling with a few pieces of a dwemer construct. It looked to be a kind of dwarven spider; a rather small one compared the larger variants. Ali-baba squinted as he said. "Careful with that, it's one of the few nearly fully intact specimens we have."

The young man, a Breton, looked up and nodded, wiping sweat from his brow as he went back to work. A short pause later he looked up scratching his head. "Bah, master, this would be much simpler if we could find a better source of power to work the siege engines..."

Ali-baba sighed, shaking his head, though he did agree on a level. "I'm afraid there is no other option available to us, thus we must make do with what we have, and even soul gems have been found to be inadequate for what we need." He nodded as if agreeing with himself. Indeed, the animunculi, as it was well known, worked with a combination of steam-powered energies and magic, all powered by the rare magical Dynamo Cores that were found now in working order only in the automaton's they resided within.

"Just be glad you’re not the one having to retrieve these in one piece." Ali-baba added with a grim smile before setting back to work. With the siege engines now complete Ali-baba new secret project would soon be underway, that is, after the necessary ingredients he had requested where delivered. In the meantime he at least had a chance to work out a safe location to test the new ballistae before work was started in installing them in the fleet still encamped around Stros M'kai.


Jangel13 said
I have roads In vallenwood? I didn't know I had highways from the imperial


Ya, the EMpire built them long ago after the Bosmer admitted it, they then went into disrepair, (as bosmer don't need roads) then the Thalmor expanded them. How do you think the legions and Thalmor moved their armies through Valenwood?
Valenwood Coastline
24th of Midyear, 4E 205


Temijen looked down at the Keepers raised hand and smiled as he leaned down and took it firmly with his own. "Very well then, it is agreed. My people shall keep to the coastal cities and shall not trespass or harm the forest of Valenwood. Indeed, it would grieve me to see such beauty burned and turned to ruin, believe it or not." With that Temijen found he felt he would be saddened to bring destruction to such an untouched garden of Tamriel. It was so unlike the lifeless and often harsh realm of Hammerfell, though the Alik'r desert held its own beauty to be sure.

Rising again he continued with a pleased tone. "I hope this to be a new era of peace and prosperity to both our respective people. In the last I would also ask that we have access to the highways built by the Imperials so long ago and recently widened by the Dominion. In this way should we need to cross any distance through Valenwood due to whatever emergency, we need not even take one step within your forest to do so. As well, would you allow it, we can offer to further repair and maintain these roads, and increasing inland trade to new heights should you will it."

"Beyond that, feel free to send whatever representative you wish to oversee the construction of these new ports, the first of them we shall name Valenfell, as a show of our newfound friendship. The second I shall offer you to name, as a kind of gift if you will, something your people will find pleasing and familiar so that they may feel as welcomed within their gates as they would in any other city of your fair province."
darkwolf687 said
No, but he can just block all trade from reaching you now he owns the trade routes and all and just make you too poor to fight :P


We only stand to benefit from Valenwood continuing to trade, plus this agreement allows them to trade with just about everyone. They can only stand to gain.
darkwolf687 said
Khan, he was going to murder the legions that were helping him if they so much as damaged a tree, they've taken the green pact to a new level it seems


Good thing I don't plan on wondering the forest then, the coast is what I need and they have no use for it.
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