>bump with the pantheons

Should we use terrakinesis to ride a rock out of the crowd?

>>16596160
Are there any nearby high places? Create a line or pillars and walk our way out of there if none are too far. It also depends on who is with or or if anyone else from our maniple is nearby.

>>16596223
I think its just Jayne with us.

>>16596160
>>16596223
>both of these would require a elementalism roll to not hurt anyone. and yes, Jayne is the only one with you

>>16596314
I don't trust /tg/ dice enough to not accidentally murder some people with elementalism right after this speech. Did we take Spite to the speech, and could we call him somehow?

>>16596331
Yeah let's resort to this if possible.

rolled 70 = 70

>>16596331
Just to see if I'm being paranoid, test roll.

I propose we try to calm these guys somehow. We should use DIPLOMACY.

If we go diplomacy, let me roll. The rest of you are terrible at social rolls.

rolled 97 = 97

>>16596481
Fine, diplomacy it is.

rolled 82 = 82

>>16596633
and for the love of Space Odin, do not use this roll

rolled 38 = 38

>>16596481
Bah. I don't suck at diplo rolls. At times.

>If you want to talk the crowd down, roll for being hear, and roll to get your message accross

rolled 98 = 98

>>16596667
are you just going to take them in order?

rolled 35 = 35

>>16596691
Ha! Look who's terrible now? Botch time.

rolled 36 = 36

>>16596691
welp. Open mouth, insert foot.

"Citizens of degnar, don't panic. The return of the arcane arts are being handled by the best men and women Degnar has to offer. These threats have been known of for some time and steps have been proactively taken to ensure the safety and stability of Degnar and its citizens. You can be secure in the knowledge that we have a system for managing these new powers and threats, while the Uurlanthians have only a patchwork of bickering lords to tackle this situation.

Degnar will prevail, and we shall emerge from this trial stronger than ever before"

rolled 50 = 50

Dare I tempt fate for convincing? eh, screw it.

>>16596706
>>16596691
>>16596700
>so, which roll are you botching, the roll to be heard, or the roll to calm the people down? they kinda need to be called, heh

>>16596749
I say botch the roll to be heard and the 50 can be the diplo roll.

rolled 48 = 48

>>16596749
Let's call mine the being heard roll.

rolled 91 = 91

>>16596749
I assume it's the 98 "To be heard"

You clear your throat, as the massive Lacertan guards continue to work their way through the crowd, peacefully helping people move along with gusts of wind, mild shocks, and shifting cobblestones. "Citizens of Degnar!!!" you bellow, catching more than a few of the folk near you "There is no need to panick, nor reason to be wroth! The return of the arcane is well in hand by the brightest minds in Degnar!! You heard from the lips of our Emperor himself! The threats returning, diseases spreading? Degnar has suffered plagues, and any foe that is new to us, is not new to the Imperial Archives. As we tarry in this square, the Praetor Archivus is more likely than not hard at work seeing to the safety of our homes from these awakening threats! Calm yourselves, and go back to ensuring that our mighty Empire can weather this minor upheaval as the nuisance it is!"

Many of the people look at you quizzically, before they slowly begin to wander off. Of course, a scarce few nobles seem intent on staying, as do some curious onlookers to your addition to the Square, and some dwarves who still taunt the possibly returned gods. The crowd is still thick, but calm enough that you are able to call Spite to you, and hop onto his back along with Jayne.

By the time you reach your barracks, it is late evening. "Justinian, not to force work, but I would recommend that you see to mercenaries, supplies, and any other business you still have for our coming deployment. Janos is nearly done with his report on the IronCoast Lords for you and your fellow Fist Commanders, but that is still a few days off, love." You kiss your aide and wife on the cheek, and continue to stable Spite, and make your way to bed.

>so, mercs, supplies, or just skip to Janos report?

>>16596909
Let's get to work on mercs. Let's first see the ones that wanted to have a chat with us.

>>16596909
Hmm. I'm hesitant to get mercs before we know what we're up against but we might as well. There are certain units we can get first. Let's grab supplies and then check out the mercs.

>>16596909
Lets get the report from Janos first. It may influence which mercs we hire.

>>16596945
Two more things that might be worth adding - 1) On top of our normal supplies, let's buy a healthy supply of pitch and maybe ask Degrian what else might be useful to have for defending a siege.

2)I'm tempted to say we should bring the twins along. We'll only have info from Janos' report, which may be old in comparison to what the twins will know about who we're facing.

FOR THE RECORD: I am against bringing the twins along on campaign. For one it will look weird to others, and for another it's too many chances for them to escape.

While you're concentrating on them, we should really be concentrating on haremizing Catalina.

>you have 100000 requisition, food for your maniple is 20000

Early the next morning you set off for the Nobles Causeway. Gone is the mad bustle of the early war, and the overcrowded maddness of the midwar. What you see before you as you stalk the clean, well-paved roads, are vetran representatives of experienced bands. Many of them no doubt fusions of several nearly obliterated bands. After a while, Sansa, Jayne and yourself all agree on which bands are even worth considering, as you sit at an open-air tavern, trying your best to ignore the torrent of gossip about the return of the arcane while you eat, and think.

-Dyrol Mymidons 200
chainmail, longswords, circleshields
++++
-
6000
-Damians Chosen 150
Splintmail, Longswords, Kite Shields
+++++++
8000
-Blackstone Reavers 200 Lacerta
Leathers, Hand axes, war picks
+++
--
4000
-Trilius Defenders 250
Chainmail, Pikes, Pavise Shields
++++
--
5000
-Enothim Blades 100 Dwarfs
Greatblades, cloth armor
+++++
-
6500
-RedSteel Elites 150 Dwarfs
Plate armor, maces, Kite Shields (all adamantium)
++++
-
8000
-The Unshakables 200
Platemail, Kite shields, Combat Axes
+++
----
4000
>cont'd

-Terian Feathers 100
Longbows, glaives, cloths
+++
-
5000
-Keth Shades 150 Lacerta
Punchdagers, Javelins, leathers
+++++
--
5250
-Zentas Snipers 75 Dwarves
Crossbows, Pavise, shortswords
+++
6000
-Durian Bowmen 250
Shortbows, cutlasses, chestplates
++++
-
5750
-Petral Riders 50 Lacerta
Velociprey, Lances, scalemail, longswords, heater shields
+++++
-
15000
-Hornum Chargers 50
Horses, Plate Armor, lances, combat axes, circle shields
+++
-
9500
-Terian Strikers 50
Horses, leathers, javelins, maces
++++
11000
-Kintra Linebreakers 50
Uursan, spears, longaxes, scalemail, kite shields
++++
--
10000

Noble Cavalry Wings

House Ezram
Heavy Cavalry 50
*****
30000

House Cestrin
Heavy Cavalry 50
*****
35000

House Torin
Light Cavalry 75
*
20000

House Eschan
Valkyrie Riders 50
*****
55000

House Noran
Gryfons Riders 50
***
40000

House Morlan
Grifon Riders 50
****
45000

I am firmly behind hiring House Morlan. The head of the house is a good friend and the griffons would be perfect if we want to test out our flaming steel rain or if we just want to use regular steel rain.

I'm suggesting:
RedSteel Elites 8000
The Unshakables 4000
Trilius Defenders 5000
House Morlan 45000
For a total of: 62000

We do some bargaining to hopefully reduce prices, buy us a nice supply of pitch to use in general for the upcoming battles and then spend any left over money after we find out what Janos has to say and maybe check out the ones at Flumenos or whatever it was called. Hopefully we can grab that one merc unit that was looking for us there.

>>16597023
I suppose I should comment on this. I'm not even thinking about adding the twins to the harem when I suggest bringing them. They're a mobile source of info on Uurlanth lords with likely more current info than Janos. Furthermore, they've had a chance to escape earlier and they didn't take it and even if they did escape, it would go against what their mistress told them to do.

As far as it looking odd... Yeah it probably will but I don't care if it gives us a source of info we can use in the campaign.

>>16597125

Blackstone Reavers seen like a better deal than The Unshakables. Same price, equal number(but they are Lacerta) and with 2 less bad marks.

>>16597125
I'm good with this list.

-Trilius Defenders 250 ------------------------------ line troops
Chainmail, Pikes, Pavise Shields
++++
--
5000

-RedSteel Elites 150 Dwarfs -------------------- line troops
Plate armor, maces, Kite Shields (all adamantium)
++++
-
8000

-Keth Shades 150 Lacerta ----------------- could be useful as a raiding force if Blackbird trains them well enough
Punchdagers, Javelins, leathers
+++++
--
5250


-Petral Riders 50 Lacerta -------------------------- velociprey are always useful when dealing with horses
Velociprey, Lances, scalemail, longswords, heater shields
+++++
-
15000

-Kintra Linebreakers 50 ------------------------------- more uursan are always nice
Uursan, spears, longaxes, scalemail, kite shields
++++
--
10000

>>16597154
I like the Unshakeables more just because they have better armour and shields. That and I picked the low marked unit on purpose since I imagine we might be able to bargain with them more.

I intend to get more later but I just wanted to get a few units I knew we could use period. We might not need a heavy amount of cavalry depending on what Janos said but we can always use line units.

>>16597195
Petral Riders and Kintra Linebreaker could be a good addition to our forces if we have to face other cavalry units.

>>16597208

Lets see Janos report before making any final decisions.

>>16597248
Well the point for this, I thought, was to hire people now before they're gone after the next few days for Janos to give his report. Might be best to grab em now or at least bargain to see what kind of prices we'll get.

>>16597281
As long as we don't spend too much right now we should be fine. If there are any other specific units that we might want to look into after we get the report from Janos we should have enough left over to hire them.

>>16597281
Makes sense, Platemail units are always useful but just think of those Lacertas with war picks.

>>16597125
these sound good for now

>so, you guys agree on:
RedSteel Elites 8000
Trilius Defenders 5000
House Morlan 45000
for sure, and will decide on

Blackstone Reavers
Petral Riders
Kintra Linebreaker

after Janos report?

>>16597427
Correct

rolled 39 = 39

>>16597427
I can live with that for now. Bargain roll time.

>>16597427
Sure

>>16597427
sounds good to me

>>16597476
For the record, I was going to do the roll for house Morlan's troops but I'll leave it up to you Pax since I forgot to call it when I rolled.

>heh, I'll accept the early roll this once. Roll barter on the ones you guys agree on now then, and we can move on to your last briefing

rolled 16 = 16

rollin

rolled 16 = 16

rolling

Damn, guys. I think you've got this one.

It doesnt take long to negotiate the three units you are certain that you will be hiring. Jaxor Morlan is in a particularly cheery mood, and happily barters down to 35000 dragoons for his only combat ready wing of griffon riders. The captain of the Trilius Defenders recognizes you fairly quickly, and happilly agrees to 3000 dragoons for her battalions services. Finally, you barter with the captain of the RedSteel Elites, the grizzled dwarf never takes his one-eyed gaze from you, steadfastly holding his ground even as he admits that your fame and prowess make him eager to work with you. He agrees to 4500 dragoons, and promises that his dwarves will be ready to march within a week, which works out perfectly, as that is all the more time you have in the city.

The next day you find yourself in the largest meeting room of your barracks, Malcius, Janos and Gabriel gathered about, along with your aides. "The IronCoast lords are violent, skilled... and luckily for us, men of honor. The regions major Lord, Jacob Hastten is a skilled attacker, and stubborn, though old. His sons are both cut of the same cloth as their father, separately named The Jackal, and The Bear by their soldiers. They almost never fight as a group. Rivers Edge is the seat of the Order of the Winged Lance, the greatest of the knightly orders."

"Knightly orders?" Malcius asks, clearly confused.

Janos sighs "I see Justinian was not the only commander to gratuate the academy without learning all he should have. The IronCoast Lords do not knight individuals, or any men. Knights are members of orders, usualy from tender ages on. The orders keep to their own codes, and, while not violent towards each otehr, they most certainly are not amicable either. the Winged Lance is the larges of the region, and most traditional in its organization. Longswords, Lances, horses and pegasi."
>sont'd

Your majordomo stops to breath, and stretch a bit before continuing "Lord Turrin Mern of Soothcove is the gentlest of the IronCoast Lords. The slowest to stir to anger, but once he is roused, his rage is blacker than the midnight sky of his house banner. Large, powerful and cunning, he is more likely to have you defeat yourself than strike out at you. His city plays host to the largest concentration of knights from the Order of the Granite Shield. They keep mostly to maces, hammers, flails, any other blunt weapon you can think of. They prefer to ride uursan, and wear the heaviest armor available."

Gabriel sighs "And I had been hoping for a simple conquest after breaking the siege of Estrok."

Janos shakes his head slowly, before drinking from his water, and continuing "Drans Ferry is ruled by Hans Jaeger. In combat, he prefers to establish an unassailable defence, while striking out with elven archers, and members of the Order of the Golden Flame. As one would expect of an order seated in a predominantly elven city, they strike with speed and precision, and are typically as patient, or more so, than the lord currently ruling Drans Ferry. Javelins, Spears, and longswords mostly, typically riding Valkeries or Velociprey trained to leap more than run."

You sight deeply, before asking "Is Drans Ferry not the northernmost of the IronCoast Lords cities?"
>cont'd

Janos nods "I will have the map for you shortly, but first I feel it necesary to break the worst news yet to you. Erlonas, the city built on platforms and stilts out over the delta of the mighty GrayRun river. Lord Peter Stout is fat, rich, and lazy, but he is not stupid, nor his captains and sons inept. they will defend their small, rich city fiercely. In the past, they were known to sally forth on Velociprey and swift horses, striking their foes, then retreating into the unsure grounds of the delta. By the time most get to grips with their heavy infantry, the force is already doomed. In his city the order of the Steel Claw makes its home. They ride velociprey trained to carry heavily armored men, wield axes, and show no mercy. The smallest of the major orders, but also the harshest and most vicious."

Malcius scratches at the back of his head "How is it that you know how these men fight?"

Janos shakes his head "Many lords came to blows years before this war began, and that is the only reason this war started but a few years, not a decade, ago."

>>16597987
"Beyond the knight orders, are these lords known to favour certain kinds of troops? Are their armies unusually larger or smaller than other lords in Uurlanth? How are relations between these lords?"

Does anyone remember the specialties of the other maniples we're working with? Trying to decide who we might be best facing.

I think we should hit Lord Mern of Smoothcove first so he can't take to the field.

Classic Blitzkreig tactics for him. Nighttime infiltrators open holes in his defenses which the rest of the forces proceed to decimate. We'll have to run our guys hard and fast to beat him, or else he'll have his shit together and get stuck in.

>>16598076
I'm actually thinking we should hit Drans Ferry first. We're going to be breaking the siege of Estrok first right? So we're already going to be pretty close to that city and that lord is known to like playing defensive. I think we should hit him before he's had the chance to fortify his city to his liking.

>>16598097
Also ask if the IronCoast lords have been taking part on the siege of Estrok or not and how much they may be contributing to it.

>>16598097
Well, if we do that, I vote we personally drill the hell out of every earth elementalist in our forces beforehand so that we are all at top shape and ready to tear down some fucking walls.

We also need to work on our anti-cavalry tactics since it looks we will be facing a lot of mounted knights, some of them in heavy armor.

<TRO> MOTHERFUCKER, WE SHOULD HIRE PIRATES!
<TRO> I'm being serious, we should hire us some pirates to harass the coastline

<Maximus> I don't know if we can hire pirates. Where would we even look?
<TRO> ....Fluemnos?

>>16598097
I have to agree with your assessment.
Also, there's the river that Dran's Ferry sits on.
Could we possibly fight from either the opposite bank or from on top of the river? Could Degrian modify our siege engines to have the range necessary to still be able to hit the city walls from that range?
It would negate our cavalry, but it would do the same to the enemy's velociprey.

>>16597987
Does Janos know the approximate number of air cav each lord has or had at one time?

>>16598212
Worth finding out. Depends on the scale of the map so that's something Pax will have to tell us. Safe to assume we won't be able to attack from across the river though. We should probably ask Janos to put any bridges or crossings on the map if he knows them.

>>16598212
I like this idea.

You scratch at your chin "Do we know it the IronCoast Lords are taking part in the siege of estrok at the moment?"

GAbriel shakes his head "No, they are recouping losses after being replaced on the southern front several months ago."

Malcius takes a big gulp from his cup "So, they should be at full strength, or very near by now."

Janos nods "And as a mostly militant group, they all have the largest legal armies, according to the kings law. Though I doubt they are at full strength. They prefer armored sergeants and men at arms to levies and sergeants. Excluding defensive purposes, they prefer cavalry charges to arrow volleys."

You sigh, before taking a drink yourself and interjecting "We will be outnumbered sorely. Defeating the knightly orders, and quickly breaching walls will be our priority."

Malcius nods "Perhaps your arcanists can help with that? I know that the uurlanthi girl you recruited can create... interesting, creatures. Perhaps some for sieges?"

Gabriel shakes his head "Not good enough for the Knightly orders keeps. Solitary fortresses away from the cities, if my memory serves. Very well built."

Janos nods again, responding "I would recommend that you avoid the Orders Keeps if you can. And, Justinian, if you do treat with the Duchy, try to have them send a commander with skills in siege warfare."

"Precursors, Janos, tour equivalent in the Duchy Warhost are Precursors." Malcius corrects him off-handedly.

>>16598212
seconding

>>16598398
Ask janos why the Ironlords aren't helping with the siege? Is there some political reason behind it that we could exploit?

>>16598398
Huh. The knightly orders aren't inside the cities then? We need to know where they are on the map. Although he recommends against it, we might need to engage them to remove a threat from our flanks. It's also very annoying that none of these lords are involved in the siege... Not only are we outnumbered, we're going to be weakened from breaking the siege.

"At this point, I'm suggesting we immediately move to take Drans Ferry once we break the siege. Take out their most defensive minded lord before he has too much time to fortify the city once he learns the siege of Estrok is broken."

>>16598398
"I didn't know the word either, so we both learned something."

>>16598398
It sounds like hiring more anti-cavalry and anti-armor forces would be a good investment. Equipping and training some of our front line units for anti-cavalry and anti-armor purposes might be a prudent idea as well.

>>16597964The orders keep to their own codes

What do this codes require of them and how closely to the orders follow them?

"So, the Knightly Orders do not reside within the cities then?"

Janos shakes his head, rubbing at his neck afterwords "They have halls in the cities, but the bulk of their training and housing are the keeps they built outside the cities."

Malcius is the next to speak up, asking "Are there political reasons for the IronCoast Lords not taking part int he siege of Estrok, or is it simply an issue of numbers?"

Janos shrugs "They never got along with the GrayRun Lords, so it is likely that they were preparing to carry their grudge against the last batch of them on to the fresh batch. Add to that not being willing to gain the kings ire by aiding an attack against a nation he had not declared war on, and fear of the Degnarian armies roaming so very close to their lands..."

Yoy smirk "So it was simply them being cautious then. In that case, aside from keeping our assaults quick, and having plenty of troops trained to deal with heavy armor I can think of nothing to add to our strategy at this point. And you two?"

Gabriel shakes hi head "Until we break the siege, any serious plan will be difficult to formulate. I have mercenaries to recruit, I will see you men on the march to the throbbing cock of our empire."

>so, where to now? or skip ahead to the next interesting happening?

rolled 27 = 27

We need to consult the twins at how viable it might be to possibly talk these lords down if they are really miffed by the king and his lackeys using the south urrlanth as bait for us.

>>16598679
Agreed. With how things might change as this campaign goes on, I have to again suggest we bring the twins along. Hell, for all we know they might know ways to infiltrates some of these cities or the knight orders.

"Janos, how independence are orders from their lords? Could the Order of the Golden Flame at Drans Ferry intervene with the siege of Estrok? What else can you tell me about them.

>>16598657
Also, can we do some swordsmanship and elementalism training during the timeskip? Been awhile since we've tried and learnt anything new.

During the timeskip, we gotta go get the dragon creature we bought for Sansa.

>>16598827
second

Now that we know that the enemy makes extensive use of air cav I would like to also suggest we hire more archers and equip them with repeaters.

>>16598827
We should ask her about if she wants it first.

>>16598841
Repeaters are only for units we intend to keep. We can't afford any repeaters being produced by anyone other than our empire. For as long as we can at least.

>>16598849
I wasn't suggesting we give them the repeaters, only that we let them use them for the time being.

>>16598867
Maybe I'm just paranoid but I can't help but think some of the mercs might try to steal some if we lend it to them.

>>16598867
I'm all for letting or House Morlan bros borrow them but I'd rather keep them out of the hands of the rank and file mercs for the time being

>>16598913
>>16598886
Well then we can certainly make some more for our ranged units. A part of the unit could use them as secondary weapons for when air cavalry are in range.

You look to Janos before leaving "Janos, just how independent are these orders? could they, aid in the siege of another city, not their seat?"

Janos nods "Most of their vows include protecting the helpless, defending their homes, pursuing justice. If your assault were brutal enough they would most certainly be..."

"Shit." Your lovely aide curses from behind you.

Malcius sighs "Perhaps we can find a way to keep the rumors of the peasants from getting out of hand, then?"

The mans aid shakes his head "Short of leaving no survivors, I can think of nothing."

You shrug, perhaps if the assault is over too quickly for any rumors to spread?"

Janos chuckles "They are not that strict, normally. Excluding some of the stricter smaller orders, most will not take the field if all they will suffer is defeat, humiliation and their only recompense scorn and pity. they are not fools." Shaking your head, you make your way out of the briefing room after saying your farewells.

"Sansa, while we walk to the dungeons, I have a question for you."

"Yes, love?" she asks, curious more than anything else at the moment.

"If I had found another creature that enjoys alcohol, would you like to own it?" you ask offhandedly.

She smiles "I may... i would have to see the creature and... Why are we outside those twin prisoners cell?" she interupts herself.

"Yes, why are you out there?" asks one dreary voice.

"We doubt we know anything of use anymore," the next continues.

"And just want to finish out our captivity in this tiny cell." the first voice finishes.

>>16599093
NO

NO

FUCK NO WE ARE NOT TAKING THEM WITH US, NO.

>>16599093
"Primarily, I cam since I was curious on what knowledge you had about the IronCoast lords. I was also debating giving you two a chance to get out of your cell for some time."

Eh, I'll officially put forth I think we should bring the two along if they have knowledge on the area and the lords we're about to face.

>>16599093
ahaha, let's take them.

>>16599123
we ask them everything they know and we leave them here.

>>16599143
This. There's really no point in actually bringing the twins along on campaign... uh, how did that even become a topic anyway? That just sounds really dumb to me.

>>16599154
Things could change on the field of battle and you can't fully expect us to ask everything we could ever need to know right at this moment. If they do have knowledge, it's worth bringing em along to ask during the campaign.

We should at least ask them what they know about the lords we will be facing.

You shrug "Waht do you know of the IronCoast Lords?" you ask them, straightforward.

"They value honor"

"But rarely show it."

"Their sons all aspired to Knightly Orders"

"But very few made it" the two respond alternating in rapid-fire.

You think for a while before pressing "And, how was their reaction to the fate of the GrayRun Lords? Would that provide the leverage needed to talk any of these Lords out of fighting?"

You can almost hear their alternating headshakes "No, they have to appear to fight against our foe."

"If they did not, they would loose their lordship."

"ANd likely be slain."

The voices continue to alternate as they finish "The lords nearer the border cannot afford to be soft in regards to Degnar, as they are the ones which must protect our homes from the Dragon."

>>16599325
"How are the relations between each of the IronCoast lords, as well as the knightly orders? Do you know any ways to infiltrate their cities or keeps?"

I say we take them along on the condition that Autronius reads their minds again and doesn't find any hidden plots.

>>16599394
With discretion.

>>16599394
We could even use our monocle that detects arcana on them to be sure they aren't hiding anything else. We still have that right?

Again, you sigh "Would the relationship between the IronCoast Lords and the Knightly orders somehow allow for an infiltration of a city?"

Again, you swear that you can hear the two nodding in their cell "Yes, it could"

"All you must do, is wipe out a minor order." the sound of a tussle flows through the door. Before long it gets heated, though, in the confined space, it can be little better than sloppy wrestling.

Chuckling quietly to yourself, you announce "I may be back for the two of you later, I may not. Enjoy each others company." At that, you wander off with Sansa again. By the end of the night, she has a new pet, which she promptly named 'Vodka', and had it drinking its namesake happily, as it rested coiled around her shoulder. Smiling at the strange sight, you begin walking back to your barracks, pondering what will be done with the assassin twins, and the rest of your funds for hiring mercenaries. Pondering whether to spend the rest of your requisistion in town, or to save some for Flumenos, you amble into you barracks, wehre a familiar mercenary captain awaits you.

"Commander Trentz, the Ghosts have finally arrived. somewhat reduced in number by the bandits that were pursuing us, but we have arrived. And, if the rumors are to be believed, a long-term contract with you may be much more prudent than a simple single campaign agreement. EIther way, it is business for a fresh day."

You shake your head "Then, why did you stop me?"

The elf shrugs "It would be rude to board my men in one of your empty dormitories int his barracks without telling you first."

>that'll do it for the night methinks
>Someone archive please
>I'll be back Thursday at 9pm server time, homework allowing
>If you have any setting/cq questions you can email me at [email protected]

This session has been archived. Vote it up, please.