Welcome to the latest thread of Occupied Equestria. Set six years after season 6, it presents an alternative history where Chrysalis chose a different approach to her second attack on Equestria. The Changelings have conquered half of Equestria, while an Equestrian splinter colony - soured to Princesses notion of harmony with all creatures thank to their dealing with griffins - Invaded and took the other half. In Baltimare and the Equestruan Southlands, the magic of friendship has weakened, as Communists, Changeling infiltrators, Fascists, gangs, and even ancient necormancers and dark gods threaten the city and the surrounding regions. This role play is based in large part upon the Equestria at War mod for Hearts of Iron 4, and uses D&d 3.5e mechanics.
In the latest episode, we are starting day 4. Ash is finally getting to sleep after dealing with foals that scarified animals to evil gods, Iron is disappointed to find that the only sex he is getting is in his dreams, Dark Star has declined to have sex, Onxy has discovered the joys of socialized medicine, I don’t know what Spark is doing, and Silver has discovered that when you don’t complete a quest, you don’t get paid for it
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>>79306
"Maybe leave message with Glass, if he sees him come back to tavern?" He thinks for a couple seconds. "Oh, it would also be good idea for you two to buy some healing potions, in case we can not get this kirin to join us. I only have four left for myself, and I do not have many spare Bits left to purchase more. And as lucky as I might be with medkit, I do not think it can do much good if you get torn to shreds by undead."
"Maybe leave message with Glass, if he sees him come back to tavern?" He thinks for a couple seconds. "Oh, it would also be good idea for you two to buy some healing potions, in case we can not get this kirin to join us. I only have four left for myself, and I do not have many spare Bits left to purchase more. And as lucky as I might be with medkit, I do not think it can do much good if you get torn to shreds by undead."
>>79310
"I went to potions shop yesterday, before we left for quarry. I can show you."
>>79308
Silver's eyes go about as wide as dinner plates at just how much money Spark is willing to hoof out, and he looks just a little flustered. "I...I-I...b-but..." His voice goes quiet. "...that is lot of Bits to just give out like that...are you sure?"
"I went to potions shop yesterday, before we left for quarry. I can show you."
>>79308
Silver's eyes go about as wide as dinner plates at just how much money Spark is willing to hoof out, and he looks just a little flustered. "I...I-I...b-but..." His voice goes quiet. "...that is lot of Bits to just give out like that...are you sure?"
>>79311
"You are all technically my hired help, and until the contract is fulfilled, I can't let you go without bits, especially going in there. Don't worry about it."
"You are all technically my hired help, and until the contract is fulfilled, I can't let you go without bits, especially going in there. Don't worry about it."
>>79312
"..." He silently takes the Bits offered to him, but despite his lack of words, his face says everything he would need to say about how grateful he is. After the Bits are taken, that's what he speaks. "If you are needing me to pay you back after job, I will gladly do so."
"..." He silently takes the Bits offered to him, but despite his lack of words, his face says everything he would need to say about how grateful he is. After the Bits are taken, that's what he speaks. "If you are needing me to pay you back after job, I will gladly do so."
>>79313
"That won't be needed. I underestimated the severity of this task. Making sure you are well equipped if you are still up for this job is my duty. Just promise me you will help me get them to pay us well for what we have had to endure so far. I don't exactly have the muscle to back up any threats if they short change us."
"That won't be needed. I underestimated the severity of this task. Making sure you are well equipped if you are still up for this job is my duty. Just promise me you will help me get them to pay us well for what we have had to endure so far. I don't exactly have the muscle to back up any threats if they short change us."
Iron looks very intently at his map for the address Cauldron said to him yesterday. It should be a restaurant.
Just bumping
Just bumping
>>79317
Let's hope the GM can do the same. I think it may take all of his free time for his current situation.
Let's hope the GM can do the same. I think it may take all of his free time for his current situation.
>>79320
A character who had the vow of poverty would refrain from intentionally buying/consuming bottled hit points, because they're expensive items like any other potion and such a character is sworn to donate all of their possessions to the poor.
It doesn't prohibit the character from being rescued with a potion if they were dying though. That's where the permission ends.
A character who had the vow of poverty would refrain from intentionally buying/consuming bottled hit points, because they're expensive items like any other potion and such a character is sworn to donate all of their possessions to the poor.
It doesn't prohibit the character from being rescued with a potion if they were dying though. That's where the permission ends.
>>79322
Spoiled because of non-core meta:
By force? No.
That would not cause penalty. Since the character itself would not have strayed from the promise they made to their faith.
Sacred Vows aren't really trumped by technicalities like that: they're religious creeds, not arcane spell effects.
For example, a character who swore off worldly possessions could still pick up a treasure chest full of priceless treasures and carry it for miles; provided they were carrying said treasure to a place where they intended to give it away.
I read a lot if the Sacred Vow feats, and they're mostly worded about the same the same: intentionally breaking the vow results in the permanent loss of the few; breaking the vow due to extreme circumstances or mind control causes temporary loss. A character who'd taken the Vow of Nonviolence, who was Enchanted into harming someone would lose the benefits of their feat until they'd labored in repentance that would meet the prerequisites of an Atonement spell; a character who'd intentionally committed murder would have irreparably strayed from the path of Nonviolence, and thus permanently lose the benefits of the feat, along with any prestige Class levels or templates they had attained with the Vow as a prerequisite.
Spoiled because of non-core meta:
By force? No.
That would not cause penalty. Since the character itself would not have strayed from the promise they made to their faith.
Sacred Vows aren't really trumped by technicalities like that: they're religious creeds, not arcane spell effects.
For example, a character who swore off worldly possessions could still pick up a treasure chest full of priceless treasures and carry it for miles; provided they were carrying said treasure to a place where they intended to give it away.
I read a lot if the Sacred Vow feats, and they're mostly worded about the same the same: intentionally breaking the vow results in the permanent loss of the few; breaking the vow due to extreme circumstances or mind control causes temporary loss. A character who'd taken the Vow of Nonviolence, who was Enchanted into harming someone would lose the benefits of their feat until they'd labored in repentance that would meet the prerequisites of an Atonement spell; a character who'd intentionally committed murder would have irreparably strayed from the path of Nonviolence, and thus permanently lose the benefits of the feat, along with any prestige Class levels or templates they had attained with the Vow as a prerequisite.
>>79325
Sustenance (not needing to eat) is a feature of Ascetiscism after a certain level. A character with the vow would never be in that position, unless something disabled their supernatural abilities. Extreme fasting may be part of the roleplay though.
Eating expensive food while others went hungry would definitely break the vow though. Eating a small portion at a table as a gesture of solidarity and accepting hospitality may not be, depending on what the circumstances were.
Sustenance (not needing to eat) is a feature of Ascetiscism after a certain level. A character with the vow would never be in that position, unless something disabled their supernatural abilities. Extreme fasting may be part of the roleplay though.
Eating expensive food while others went hungry would definitely break the vow though. Eating a small portion at a table as a gesture of solidarity and accepting hospitality may not be, depending on what the circumstances were.
>>79323
I think Dark Star was last blowing air into a pretty pegasus pony's ear and watching it twitch?
I think Dark Star was last blowing air into a pretty pegasus pony's ear and watching it twitch?
>>79326
So if I put enough pressure on you to do something that is not evil but is somewhat against your vow will not trigger the temporary loss, right?
So if I put enough pressure on you to do something that is not evil but is somewhat against your vow will not trigger the temporary loss, right?
>>79328
It really matters in the circumstances.
If the act is antithetical to the vow itself, there wouldn't be any loopholes.
I don't actually have any vows at this point though. I'm just rolling with Augment Summoning until further notice. I was just following the creeds for vows I wanted to take, for the sake of character consistency.
It really matters in the circumstances.
If the act is antithetical to the vow itself, there wouldn't be any loopholes.
I don't actually have any vows at this point though. I'm just rolling with Augment Summoning until further notice. I was just following the creeds for vows I wanted to take, for the sake of character consistency.
>>79334
We're just chilling. I just ate a tuna sandwich. Iron is going to a particular restaurant that he has friends in.
We're just chilling. I just ate a tuna sandwich. Iron is going to a particular restaurant that he has friends in.
Okay, so last where I was at, Sister Ash was finishing her prayers and preparing her spells.
I guess Caleb was just laying in the yard and lazing about wherever he's allowed to be, like a dog would; maybe playing with the foals if he had the chance.
I guess Caleb was just laying in the yard and lazing about wherever he's allowed to be, like a dog would; maybe playing with the foals if he had the chance.
Iron is currently looking at his map, looking for the address Cauldron told him where the restaurant is. She may be of great help from this predicament.
>>79340
I guess it was. A slice of tomato, some fresh tuna and a bit of mayo between two slices of bread does wonders to quell hunger by a lot.
I guess it was. A slice of tomato, some fresh tuna and a bit of mayo between two slices of bread does wonders to quell hunger by a lot.
>>79342
What? No. He just wants to visit the restaurant to see how she's doing as well as buy some potions for his wounds and for the road.
I think the GM should tell me if I buy too many potions to fit my belt.
What? No. He just wants to visit the restaurant to see how she's doing as well as buy some potions for his wounds and for the road.
I think the GM should tell me if I buy too many potions to fit my belt.
>>79344
Potions are typically thin, cylindrical containers measuring at no more than an inch wide and 2 inches tall (including the stopper), containing only an ounce of liquid.
You can carry a whole bunch of them. They don't spoil unless altered by magick or intentionally tampered with.
Also, wasn't Couldron a Rogue? Only a Cleric/Adept/Druid/Bard would be capable of making healing potions, if they had the feat. Only spellcasters can produce alchemical items too.
Potions are typically thin, cylindrical containers measuring at no more than an inch wide and 2 inches tall (including the stopper), containing only an ounce of liquid.
You can carry a whole bunch of them. They don't spoil unless altered by magick or intentionally tampered with.
Also, wasn't Couldron a Rogue? Only a Cleric/Adept/Druid/Bard would be capable of making healing potions, if they had the feat. Only spellcasters can produce alchemical items too.
>>79348
Ah.
Could try asking the church too. Healing potions may be a source of revenue for the clergy.
Ah.
Could try asking the church too. Healing potions may be a source of revenue for the clergy.
>>79349
I'll tangle with both good and evil as a true chaotic neutral. Besides, some quality time with Cauldron won't hurt anyone.
I'll tangle with both good and evil as a true chaotic neutral. Besides, some quality time with Cauldron won't hurt anyone.
>>79350
But he’s a quadruped, and so the penis would be underneath him, so it would be difficult to make contact by any means other than mounting her....
She purrs
But he’s a quadruped, and so the penis would be underneath him, so it would be difficult to make contact by any means other than mounting her....
She purrs
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