Game: Scorned Land (started)

tibbs · #1 August 13th, 2007, 07:00 PM

I'm going down soon. Wow, what a mistake on my part to start a war with the nation that can easily cast storm and mist.

I also learned not to divide your army when facing an opponent you can't see.

I'm going to fight this out to the end with Tir Na Nog, which should only be a few more turns.

Abysia

CUnknown · #2 August 13th, 2007, 07:07 PM

Good luck, tibbs. Take down some Tuatha with you! Wait, did I say that out loud?

tibbs · #3 August 17th, 2007, 12:17 PM

Abysia has defeated the siege. At least momentarily. I think the earthquake killed the mage that would have cast mist which made a nice difference I think. Unfortunately that was the last of our earth gems so we are reduced to summoning more fire drakes. What was once 250 enemies sieging our capital has been reduced to 50. Tir Na Nog should be prepared for a very long siege indeed.

Abysia

Burnsaber · #4 August 17th, 2007, 01:29 PM

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tibbs said:
Abysia has defeated the siege. At least momentarily. I think the earthquake killed the mage that would have cast mist which made a nice difference I think. Unfortunately that was the last of our earth gems so we are reduced to summoning more fire drakes. What was once 250 enemies sieging our capital has been reduced to 50. Tir Na Nog should be prepared for a very long siege indeed.

Abysia

Or perhaps not. Those 50 men sieging your capitol now are merely reinforcements. My sieging force fleed, but they'll come back, with friends. Props for putting up a hell of a fight, thought. Those assasins really caught me with my pants down and the things they did.. were not pleasant. I simply wept when my Rain caster decided to follow his script in an assasination fight.

And if it makes you feel any better, that was my only W2 mage. I've recruited like 20+ Bean Sidhes and only got one with water random. Well, who needs W2 mages when you have W1 mages and Water Bracelets?

I'll see you at fields of glory. Your end shall be swift as a sign of our respect.

CUnknown · #5 August 17th, 2007, 02:06 PM

The forest folk were told of that battle by a harpy scout who managed to fly into the cave fortress undetected. Apparently there were many fireworks going off, cast from both sides. I pity the poor footsoldiers who had to endure that bombardment!

Can I have the charred remains shipped to my capital, by the way? My minotaurs would love such crispy flesh burgers.

tibbs · #6 August 17th, 2007, 02:16 PM

Indeed, our footsoldiers are shellshocked by all the thunderbolts and many have lost hearing in both ears.

Burnsaber · #7 August 20th, 2007, 01:08 PM

The burning folk of Abysia have been liberated! Majestic flags of the Tir Na 'Og now fly above the temple of the ever-burning temple flame.

To Tibbs: Your God really got a epic ending. He didn't shamefully get beaten by some chaff of mine. Left with a bang. I was a bit scared at the end that my armies would flee due to friendly fire. That last unlikely hit was truly epic!

R'lyeh has cast Arcane Nexus! The non-tentacled people must unite against this threat, if we let it stay, he wins. It's just that simple. No, it really is. Who has the highest Astral caster? (Not me. I can tell you that)