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STATUS: The more you know: tacocat is tacocat spelled backwards 10 yrs ago
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The more you know: tacocat is tacocat spelled backwards
10 yrs ago
No place like home.
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I am so, SO angry with the world. Also, I'm drunk.
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It's not what we fight, but what we fight for
11 yrs ago
Nothing ends, Adrian. Nothing ever ends.
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Most peoples will trade with their neighbours, unless specifically ordered not to by their masters. Even then, trade will go on (albeit illegaly). When it comes to your people you will have moderate control. Your dynasty and its actions are the only thing you have 100% control of.
@The Omnipotent Sphere
The outcomes will vary. Depending on Traits and Flaws you will be more or less likely to succeed with different actions, but you will not always recieve the same result.
@The Omnipotent Sphere
The outcomes will vary. Depending on Traits and Flaws you will be more or less likely to succeed with different actions, but you will not always recieve the same result.
Oh yes, almost forgot!
On vassals:
Your vassal is, as previously stated, an NPC of considerable power. Each of your vassals represents about 20% of your military power (leaving you in complete control of 60%) and can be ordered to assault or defend positions. Depending on your stance with the vassal, they will carry out or ignore the order. Vassals may also act independently if left without instructions or if ordered to do so. Keeping a good relationship with your vassals is important as they might become a threat to you if mismanaged. Your chosen Traits and Flaws obviously interact with your relation.
On vassals:
Your vassal is, as previously stated, an NPC of considerable power. Each of your vassals represents about 20% of your military power (leaving you in complete control of 60%) and can be ordered to assault or defend positions. Depending on your stance with the vassal, they will carry out or ignore the order. Vassals may also act independently if left without instructions or if ordered to do so. Keeping a good relationship with your vassals is important as they might become a threat to you if mismanaged. Your chosen Traits and Flaws obviously interact with your relation.
Edited my location, hope I didn't wedge into somebody else's big claim.
I'm sorry to hassle you, but for some reason I can't view the image of your location. If you haven't already, I'd suggest you upload the image to tinypics.com and copy-paste the [IMG] link provided there. Again, sorry for the trouble.
@Sadko
The custom Trait and Flaw are fine, but my guess is that you need to move your Location or work something out with @Aristo, since you're both occupying the same space.
Also, the vassals will have their territory inside of the kingdom they serve.
@babbysama
The OOC will appear when the interested parties have applied their Nation Sheets and got them accepted.
The IC will be played in phases, where each season will represent one phase. You can do several things each phase, like moving troops, ordering an attack on a settlement, fighting a battle, send several agents or diplomats to different targets, deal with the peasantry, hold tournaments and so on and so forth. Each season will come with a few select events, like famine or extreme cold or civil unrest, depending on area. Your Traits and Flaws will aid or thwart you in dealing with these events.
In the IC you will write detailed and roleplayish stories where you explain what your people and dynasty are doing. If you want to do something covert, like sending an assassin or preparing a surprise attack or infiltrating someones court, you PM me about it and I determine if the action fails or succeeds (depending on Traits and Flaws).
The same goes with battles. All parties invilved in a battle describes everything that happens until the moment the fighting starts. You then PM me your tactics and I will determine the winner based on my impression of your tactics combined with your Traits and Flaws.
It isn't super advanced or completely thought through, but I reckon we'll adapt and make up new rules as we go along. The important part is that everyone has fun while telling a story together.
The custom Trait and Flaw are fine, but my guess is that you need to move your Location or work something out with @Aristo, since you're both occupying the same space.
Also, the vassals will have their territory inside of the kingdom they serve.
@babbysama
The OOC will appear when the interested parties have applied their Nation Sheets and got them accepted.
The IC will be played in phases, where each season will represent one phase. You can do several things each phase, like moving troops, ordering an attack on a settlement, fighting a battle, send several agents or diplomats to different targets, deal with the peasantry, hold tournaments and so on and so forth. Each season will come with a few select events, like famine or extreme cold or civil unrest, depending on area. Your Traits and Flaws will aid or thwart you in dealing with these events.
In the IC you will write detailed and roleplayish stories where you explain what your people and dynasty are doing. If you want to do something covert, like sending an assassin or preparing a surprise attack or infiltrating someones court, you PM me about it and I determine if the action fails or succeeds (depending on Traits and Flaws).
The same goes with battles. All parties invilved in a battle describes everything that happens until the moment the fighting starts. You then PM me your tactics and I will determine the winner based on my impression of your tactics combined with your Traits and Flaws.
It isn't super advanced or completely thought through, but I reckon we'll adapt and make up new rules as we go along. The important part is that everyone has fun while telling a story together.
Sweet. Currently working on vassals for Operian.
@The Omnipotent Sphere
Vassals of the Kingdom of Jura
House Justari
Ruled by Danina Justari, Duchess of Kryth. The Duchess is a middle-aged woman of 37, known widely for her extremely zealous nature. Some even go so far as to say that she is a puppet for the clergy, although never to her face; she is also known for her temper. Danina is wed to Orlan, 36, and have two children with him; their sons Monius, 18, and Alio, 15.
The Justaris are an old and powerful family and have always been associated with the clergy. This association goes so far that they would rather obey an order from the head of the faith than their liege lord, a fact that can sometimes cause friction.
House Tibur
Ruled by Nuncus Tibur, Duke of Madaris. The Duke is an old man of 62 and was the older brother of the deceased queen. He has formally denounced all who have accused King Izen of the death of his sister, but some rumors say that he is investigating the matter outside of official business. He and his wife Helea, 55, have three children; their daughter Loria, 33, and their two sons Loriel, 32, and Oryn, 29.
The Tibur family is one of the few in the realm that is not on good standing with the faith. They do not oppose the clergy openly, but hostility is festering between the two parties. The Tiburs are loyal to the crown first.
Once again, I hope you like the vassals and that the names are ok.
Vassals of the Kingdom of Jura
House Justari
Ruled by Danina Justari, Duchess of Kryth. The Duchess is a middle-aged woman of 37, known widely for her extremely zealous nature. Some even go so far as to say that she is a puppet for the clergy, although never to her face; she is also known for her temper. Danina is wed to Orlan, 36, and have two children with him; their sons Monius, 18, and Alio, 15.
The Justaris are an old and powerful family and have always been associated with the clergy. This association goes so far that they would rather obey an order from the head of the faith than their liege lord, a fact that can sometimes cause friction.
House Tibur
Ruled by Nuncus Tibur, Duke of Madaris. The Duke is an old man of 62 and was the older brother of the deceased queen. He has formally denounced all who have accused King Izen of the death of his sister, but some rumors say that he is investigating the matter outside of official business. He and his wife Helea, 55, have three children; their daughter Loria, 33, and their two sons Loriel, 32, and Oryn, 29.
The Tibur family is one of the few in the realm that is not on good standing with the faith. They do not oppose the clergy openly, but hostility is festering between the two parties. The Tiburs are loyal to the crown first.
Once again, I hope you like the vassals and that the names are ok.
I'm all for continuing this, but I don't want to skip ahead too much and miss out the actual roleplay. As for waiting for events, you're currently in one. A hell a lot of things are going on, you just need to react to them.
@Orcus
So it's mainly a Military Trait, then? I'm inclined to see where you're going with this! You may post an NS (that said, I cannot guarantee that I will accept the finished product - although I'm not saying that I won't!).
So it's mainly a Military Trait, then? I'm inclined to see where you're going with this! You may post an NS (that said, I cannot guarantee that I will accept the finished product - although I'm not saying that I won't!).
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