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I only know what one faction's plans in regards to the overworld are, and something like three factions claim to want the status quo except with them in charge, so I'm finding myself making a choice based on really vague notions from limited information about which groups are the most trustworthy, and it just feels like it could be a whole lot more interesting and dynamic.
"Prioska is a chick who lives in a room at the end of a hallway. She's with the Asztrik dude who likes growing plants. They seem like ok people."
Categories: Ur'Vampires|Underworld Denizens|Super Bitches
"Zsarachnor has a really long name and is like the dracula of achaea."
Categories: Vampires|Azdun Denizens|Cool dudes with attitude
edit: As @Krypton loses his mind and reedits like crazy lol
And you won't understand the cause of your grief...
...But you'll always follow the voices beneath.
I find it telling that those too young or too inactive to vote in the referendum itself were the ones who swung the vote. *shrug*
Maybe I'm still just a bit salty.
And you won't understand the cause of your grief...
...But you'll always follow the voices beneath.
It happened very fast. (Get them at the end of Chronos, deadline for the end of Mayan.)
- With sharp, crackling tones, Kyrra tells you, "The ladies must love you immensely."
- (Eleusian Ranger Techs): Savira says, "Most of the hard stuff seem to have this built in code like: If adventurer_hitting_me = "Sarathai" then send("terminate and selfdestruct")."
- Makarios says, "Serve well and perish."
- Xaden says, "Xaden confirmed scrub 2017."
I will not draw them in the order that they are requested... rather in the order that I get inspiration/artist block.
* The Gods are too lazy and good-for-nothing to tend to their mortals after death, and put Ug-whatever in charge of Lord Thoth's throne as the price of sparing his son, Slith.
* They put Slith in charge of the underworld, but also turned him into a vegetable because... reasons. This of course makes him the perfect administrator.
* Because Slith is a vegetable, all these factions are warring to see who can puppeteer him. The Garden as a whole doesn't actually care anymore than we do about which "faction" wins, and because they are lazy, want the mortals to solve the problem that was entirely created by them. The Gods are offering no rewards for this of course.
* Each faction is evil and wants to rule. They are all horrible undead monsters. They all want to eat your brain, drink your blood, and destroy the world. They are all equally bad.
* City leaders were sent secret communications that explained the situation and offered some kind of reward (bribe) for the cities participation that would really only benefit those leaders, or would be of token benefit to the city. The expectation was that these leaders would rally their cities, but what actually seems to have happened is that they shared nothing and made all the decisions behind the scenes because they are self important gits.
* Since nobody knows what the heck is going on, the demi-Gods have been doing the city leaders jobs by trying to get the word out. Unfortunately, its too late. There was a super narrow window of time that a city could pledge and its already passed. Those who did not pledge get no reward, and those who did weren't involved in the decision making and therefore don't care. Some cities may have been more involved than others.
* The recruitment window for Rogues and people in cities not currently pledged is ridiculously short. This means there is no time for cities to recruit mercenaries or try to sway the unaffiliated to their sides of the conflict by offering rewards themselves.
* None of the factions are offering rewards to anyone other than the city leaders that pledged during the brief window. YOU GET NOTHING FOR YOUR PARTICIPATION.
* Also - the city of paladins, Targossas, apparently pledged to assist one of the vile blood sucking evil monsters in his quest for greater power and evil for... reasons.
This is my take on events.
It really does look like it could be good fun too... so there's that...
They're two completely separate issues.
Also, it's on the cities to rally their citizens. Some are doing a better job than others.
If the untested mechanics that this war will employ works as well as the reckoning mechanics I can't wait. Will be a blast, just like the reckoning was.
Awesome event so far!
Granted I don't know what the Nexus is, since nowhere in any of this have I heard it mentioned by anyone including the Gods.