Set six years after season 6, Occupied Equestria presents an alternative history where the Changelings have conquered half of Equestria, while a former Equestrian colony - soured to Princess Twilight's notion of harmony with all creatures because of their encounters with griffins - Invaded and took the other half. In Baltimare and the Equestrian Southeast, the magic of friendship has weakened, as Communists, Changeling infiltrators, Fascists, gangs, and corrupt creepy politicians threaten the city. 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.
The long train ride from Baltimare to Bales has been interrupted by a group of partisan fighters, claiming to be looking for none other than Pinkie Pie, who has been kept prisoner since the end of the war. They don't seem to have found their prize, but they do seem to have found a very pissed off Brie, Onyx, and Spark, as well as another Bat Pony, and both groups have been interrupted by a new set of intruders. In Baltimare, Silver, Dark Star, and Iron await a new and uncertain dawn.
/vx/ - Videogames and Paranormal
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>>99000
Here's hoping we can actually hit Day 6 in this thread. Also hoping the train gang returns so we can actually finish that encounter and move onto the next day.
Here's hoping we can actually hit Day 6 in this thread. Also hoping the train gang returns so we can actually finish that encounter and move onto the next day.
>>99004
I mean, either Silver or Dark Star (or Iron for that matter) could just say “my character sleeps until morning, and wakes up”
I mean, either Silver or Dark Star (or Iron for that matter) could just say “my character sleeps until morning, and wakes up”
>>99005
Thinking about it, honestly, but I really don't want to completely desync with the timeline. It's happened once already, and it's hell.
Thinking about it, honestly, but I really don't want to completely desync with the timeline. It's happened once already, and it's hell.
>>99008
What if we do everything for day 6? We would be here yet again, now having to wait the train fellows for a day and then some.
What if we do everything for day 6? We would be here yet again, now having to wait the train fellows for a day and then some.
[1d20+7 = 14]
"What's the status of the Engine?" Brie assumes a confident and "I'm supposed to be here" posture.
Bluff
"What's the status of the Engine?" Brie assumes a confident and "I'm supposed to be here" posture.
Bluff
>>99016
"I mean is it secure, or has it been compromised?" Brie doesn't hide the fact that he felt that was a rather thick response.
"I mean is it secure, or has it been compromised?" Brie doesn't hide the fact that he felt that was a rather thick response.
>>99017
A different postal worker answers. The further away postal worker, a jade green Pegasus answers now
“We don’t know. We just know there have been attempts to break into this car.”
Then the Midnight blue bat, Ozren, gives his own answer
“I intend to find out”
\r
A different postal worker answers. The further away postal worker, a jade green Pegasus answers now
“We don’t know. We just know there have been attempts to break into this car.”
Then the Midnight blue bat, Ozren, gives his own answer
“I intend to find out”
\r
>>99018
"But you haven't tried going into the engine? Fuckin' n0obs." He says, frogging a pair of daggers (he's down to 8 or 9, depending on if the one pony got a knife to the face). "Have you tried knocking?"
"But you haven't tried going into the engine? Fuckin' n0obs." He says, frogging a pair of daggers (he's down to 8 or 9, depending on if the one pony got a knife to the face). "Have you tried knocking?"
>>99019
“They have tried knocking”
He says
Then Ozren says
“They are postal workers, not engineers”
He goes forward, towards the door on the far end
“They have tried knocking”
He says
Then Ozren says
“They are postal workers, not engineers”
He goes forward, towards the door on the far end
>>99020
"If you want to do things the hard way,..." Brie changes his appearance to mimic the lime green officer. "Tell you what. If I get shot, we can do it your way."
"If you want to do things the hard way,..." Brie changes his appearance to mimic the lime green officer. "Tell you what. If I get shot, we can do it your way."
>>99021
The jade postal worker moves aside, because it looks like Brie is not, in fact, the least patient bat in the room. Ozren moves to the door, twists a knob on it, pulls a lever down, then pulls the door in.
Through the open door Brie can see that this gap between the RPO and the locomotive does not have a cover connecting the cars, like the other gaps between cars. It is exposed to the outside. Ozren looks over.
“Is this other door locked?”
The jade postal worker moves aside, because it looks like Brie is not, in fact, the least patient bat in the room. Ozren moves to the door, twists a knob on it, pulls a lever down, then pulls the door in.
Through the open door Brie can see that this gap between the RPO and the locomotive does not have a cover connecting the cars, like the other gaps between cars. It is exposed to the outside. Ozren looks over.
“Is this other door locked?”
>>99022
"You're asking me? I just got here. Let me take a look." Brie goes over and inspects the lock.
"You're asking me? I just got here. Let me take a look." Brie goes over and inspects the lock.
[1d20+7 = 23]
>>99023
It does not appear to be tampered with, but....
From above, a pony drops down onto the coupling. A burgundy Pegasus. She is old looking, and has noticeable scars on her, including around her right eye, both eyes glowing gold. She is carrying, of all things, a sword, shorter in length and with a curve.
And...
>>99023
It does not appear to be tampered with, but....
From above, a pony drops down onto the coupling. A burgundy Pegasus. She is old looking, and has noticeable scars on her, including around her right eye, both eyes glowing gold. She is carrying, of all things, a sword, shorter in length and with a curve.
And...
>>99029
Wait, the train is stopped. Brie takes flight and tries to position himself (on top of the engine, if possible/necessary) to surround the pegasus.
Wait, the train is stopped. Brie takes flight and tries to position himself (on top of the engine, if possible/necessary) to surround the pegasus.
>>99030
Well, maybe. The door itself is narrow, as is the gap between the locomotive and the RPO, so taking flight would require basically already require getting to her side
Well, maybe. The door itself is narrow, as is the gap between the locomotive and the RPO, so taking flight would require basically already require getting to her side
>>99033
Success. Brie rolls out through the door, under and besides Ozren, and off to the right of the Burgundy Pegasus, who is standing on the coupling. Brie falls off unto the rocks of the train tracks under the cars, and lands gracefully enough, placing him about a foot lower than the Pegasus, who is still aiming her sword at Ozren
Success. Brie rolls out through the door, under and besides Ozren, and off to the right of the Burgundy Pegasus, who is standing on the coupling. Brie falls off unto the rocks of the train tracks under the cars, and lands gracefully enough, placing him about a foot lower than the Pegasus, who is still aiming her sword at Ozren
[1d20+5 = 8]
[1d20+9 = 27]
>>99035
So now that Brie has flanking Brie starts planting roses (and by roses, I mean knives).
Modified for flanking bonus
[1d20+9 = 27]
>>99035
So now that Brie has flanking Brie starts planting roses (and by roses, I mean knives).
Modified for flanking bonus
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[1d20+5 = 6]
>>99040
The knife sticks into her side and draws blood. She moves a hoof to pull it out, and drops it on the ground.
Finding herself flanked by a pony with the ability to tumble out, and facing a reasonably skilled pony, plus two postal workers with shotguns, the old mare looks over to the side, and herself tries to tumble away, to the left.
>>99040
The knife sticks into her side and draws blood. She moves a hoof to pull it out, and drops it on the ground.
Finding herself flanked by a pony with the ability to tumble out, and facing a reasonably skilled pony, plus two postal workers with shotguns, the old mare looks over to the side, and herself tries to tumble away, to the left.
[1d20+11 = 30]
>>99045
"Gait aside, do try to keep the angry pegasus occupied,...." Brie says rolling his eyes and pulling out his lockpicks.
Rolling
>>99045
"Gait aside, do try to keep the angry pegasus occupied,...." Brie says rolling his eyes and pulling out his lockpicks.
Rolling
>>99046
She tries to pull back for the moment, rolling over the side. The door comes open at Brie’s efforts, and Ozren swings it open, trying to enter as quickly as possible.
She tries to pull back for the moment, rolling over the side. The door comes open at Brie’s efforts, and Ozren swings it open, trying to enter as quickly as possible.
>>99047
"You're welcome! Sorry for the whole leg stabbing thing!" Brie calls as he rushes away.
He frogs another pair of daggers.
"Now then. Shall we dance?"
"You're welcome! Sorry for the whole leg stabbing thing!" Brie calls as he rushes away.
He frogs another pair of daggers.
"Now then. Shall we dance?"
>>99053
Brie may now go into the locomotive, move around outside, or bet the postal workers to let him back in
Brie may now go into the locomotive, move around outside, or bet the postal workers to let him back in
>>99055
In this time, she’s moved away a bit, but not entirely out of line of sight.
If thrown, one knife hits her
In this time, she’s moved away a bit, but not entirely out of line of sight.
If thrown, one knife hits her
>>99057
She’s hit again, and it seems the injury is enough to deter her from immediate further engagement
She’s hit again, and it seems the injury is enough to deter her from immediate further engagement
>>99058
"Not getting cold feet are you? I don't suppose you could return those two? They're kind of sentimental." Brie taunts the pegasus, while drawing another pair. "I mean I have some more, but I am running low,..."
"Not getting cold feet are you? I don't suppose you could return those two? They're kind of sentimental." Brie taunts the pegasus, while drawing another pair. "I mean I have some more, but I am running low,..."
[1d20+5 = 21]
>>99061
She pulls one out - the one that landed - and throws it back
“Find the other two yourself”
>>99061
She pulls one out - the one that landed - and throws it back
“Find the other two yourself”
>>99063
"Much obliged. I've lost so many killing your comrades. Who is it you all are again?"
Is she proficient with throwing knives?
"Much obliged. I've lost so many killing your comrades. Who is it you all are again?"
Is she proficient with throwing knives?
Irgendjemand hier?
>>99066
Fair enough
"I was trying to be nice. Would 'controllers' have been more accurate? Perhaps 'taskmasters'?" Brie says, retrieving the knife she threw back and otherwise disregarding the damage.
Fair enough
"I was trying to be nice. Would 'controllers' have been more accurate? Perhaps 'taskmasters'?" Brie says, retrieving the knife she threw back and otherwise disregarding the damage.
>>99069
“No... It’s just us out here. Perhaps you’re thinking of those ‘freedom fighters’. We have nothing to do with them.”
She uses her wings to make air quotes
“No... It’s just us out here. Perhaps you’re thinking of those ‘freedom fighters’. We have nothing to do with them.”
She uses her wings to make air quotes
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>>99070
"Well that's just disappointing. I hope you don't expect me to learn your names, because I'm quite disinterested in caring who I scrape off my hoof."
"Well that's just disappointing. I hope you don't expect me to learn your names, because I'm quite disinterested in caring who I scrape off my hoof."
>>99073
She half smiles at Brie, or rather, she raises her lips on the left side of her face as if in a smile.
“It’s Red Morning. And you can tell your friends.”
She half smiles at Brie, or rather, she raises her lips on the left side of her face as if in a smile.
“It’s Red Morning. And you can tell your friends.”
>>99074
Keep in mind that unless she can see through illusions (which as a player I would wager she can, since she was introduced with glowing eyes) Brie still looks like a lime green unicorn.
"She says its Red Morning!" Brie shouts, then waits. "Hmmm, it seems they're as disinterested as I am."
Also keep in mind, Brie is deliberately trying to buy Ozren or whatever his name was, some time to get the engine going again
Keep in mind that unless she can see through illusions (which as a player I would wager she can, since she was introduced with glowing eyes) Brie still looks like a lime green unicorn.
"She says its Red Morning!" Brie shouts, then waits. "Hmmm, it seems they're as disinterested as I am."
Also keep in mind, Brie is deliberately trying to buy Ozren or whatever his name was, some time to get the engine going again
>>99075
I recalled Brie removing the illusion altogether when he tried to reconcile with Snowflake, although I think maybe he added another illusion when he went to get the changelings? In any event, this particular Pegasus has not seen the lime green unicorn as she arrived after the the lime green unicorn was on the train. So unless Brie has partisan colors on...
So Brie is not going into the locomotive?
She narrows her eyes a little, then nods, as her eyes come up into a full toothy smile
I recalled Brie removing the illusion altogether when he tried to reconcile with Snowflake, although I think maybe he added another illusion when he went to get the changelings? In any event, this particular Pegasus has not seen the lime green unicorn as she arrived after the the lime green unicorn was on the train. So unless Brie has partisan colors on...
So Brie is not going into the locomotive?
She narrows her eyes a little, then nods, as her eyes come up into a full toothy smile
>>99077
I see.
Red Morning’s face realizes a full, malign smile. Behind Brie, there is a very loud
BOOM
Briefly, the area lights up to nearly as bright as day - or more accurately, as light as around a campfire - and the medium height grass, as well as the gravel around the tracks are fully visible, as is Morning’s faded burgundy coat. The light dies down quickly, and from somewhere behind Brie a smoking something (it looking like a can) is tossed over Brie’s head, hitting the slopes ground around the tracks and rolling down, maybe ten feet from Brie to his left and about the same distance away from Red Morning, a bit to her left and in front of her.
Red morning breaks off her stare, ducks her head down, then pulls her forehooves up around her head. Her wings spread forward around her face as well, as she pulls down.
Roll Reflex Save
I see.
Red Morning’s face realizes a full, malign smile. Behind Brie, there is a very loud
BOOM
Briefly, the area lights up to nearly as bright as day - or more accurately, as light as around a campfire - and the medium height grass, as well as the gravel around the tracks are fully visible, as is Morning’s faded burgundy coat. The light dies down quickly, and from somewhere behind Brie a smoking something (it looking like a can) is tossed over Brie’s head, hitting the slopes ground around the tracks and rolling down, maybe ten feet from Brie to his left and about the same distance away from Red Morning, a bit to her left and in front of her.
Red morning breaks off her stare, ducks her head down, then pulls her forehooves up around her head. Her wings spread forward around her face as well, as she pulls down.
Roll Reflex Save
>>99080
The canister explodes in place, setting off a bright light and with a loud “BANG.” Another question, does Brie stay in place and dive down, dive to his right (the right of the train) or to his left (the left of the train)?
The canister explodes in place, setting off a bright light and with a loud “BANG.” Another question, does Brie stay in place and dive down, dive to his right (the right of the train) or to his left (the left of the train)?
>>99082
Its a reflex save, I'm surprised you're giving me a choice. With respect to Red's position, where would those options place him (closer/further)?
Its a reflex save, I'm surprised you're giving me a choice. With respect to Red's position, where would those options place him (closer/further)?
>>99083
Down is in place, left is to her left and in front of her but slightly closer, and to the right is further away and likely out of line of sight
Down is in place, left is to her left and in front of her but slightly closer, and to the right is further away and likely out of line of sight
>>99085
In retrospect, to the left wouldn’t have worked, because that’s where the flash bang landed
Brie dives out of the way, and avoids being blinded or deafened. He can see over here two more bandits, both pegasi, holding guns, and with attention most on the RPO, which has a noticeable hole blown into the right side of it. One of them tries to jump on and into the car.
In retrospect, to the left wouldn’t have worked, because that’s where the flash bang landed
Brie dives out of the way, and avoids being blinded or deafened. He can see over here two more bandits, both pegasi, holding guns, and with attention most on the RPO, which has a noticeable hole blown into the right side of it. One of them tries to jump on and into the car.
>>99087
Brie dives down to the left and towards the side of the locomotive (on the right side), laying on the railroad tracks. There’s some yelling, and the two Pegasi jump onto the RPO,m through the hole in its side. A few letters fly around in the air, and start to slowly come down. The scene is like this for another few seconds, when there is a loud
WOO
It unmistakably comes from the locomotive
Brie dives down to the left and towards the side of the locomotive (on the right side), laying on the railroad tracks. There’s some yelling, and the two Pegasi jump onto the RPO,m through the hole in its side. A few letters fly around in the air, and start to slowly come down. The scene is like this for another few seconds, when there is a loud
WOO
It unmistakably comes from the locomotive
>>99088
Brie adjusts his disguise to appear like Red whats her name (I know, its not that far away, but I'm both not back-reading to see it and I'm trivializing her) and jumps up from his newly successful hiding spot that would have done him no good anyway. Concluding that Ozren has the engine going, he follows the 2 pegasi that jumped onto the RPO
Brie adjusts his disguise to appear like Red whats her name (I know, its not that far away, but I'm both not back-reading to see it and I'm trivializing her) and jumps up from his newly successful hiding spot that would have done him no good anyway. Concluding that Ozren has the engine going, he follows the 2 pegasi that jumped onto the RPO
>>99090
The hole goes from a foot above the base to the very top of the RPO. There is broken wood and parts of steel containers on the floor. One of the postal workers is lying down on the ground, another cowers in the far corner, the other is not visible. The two Pegasi - one a cloudy white, the other a faded tan - talk to each other
“Safe is over here, it seems to be dislodged from the explosion.”
“I knew that was the right place.”
“Alright, now help me get this open”
The train starts to move, with a sort of jolt. Not fast at all, but the cars are starting to stretch the coupling between them
“Shit, it’s moving!”
The hole goes from a foot above the base to the very top of the RPO. There is broken wood and parts of steel containers on the floor. One of the postal workers is lying down on the ground, another cowers in the far corner, the other is not visible. The two Pegasi - one a cloudy white, the other a faded tan - talk to each other
“Safe is over here, it seems to be dislodged from the explosion.”
“I knew that was the right place.”
“Alright, now help me get this open”
The train starts to move, with a sort of jolt. Not fast at all, but the cars are starting to stretch the coupling between them
“Shit, it’s moving!”
>>99092
Hmmm... I don’t think the targeting of two distinct opponents in the same round is normally allowed
Hmmm... I don’t think the targeting of two distinct opponents in the same round is normally allowed
A song for Dark Star and Silver, who have not been seen in a while.
https://youtu.be/Rkeh50Nig5U
Actually this is beyond the cut off year
Playing because it’s the ending song of Avengers End Game
\r
https://youtu.be/Rkeh50Nig5U
Actually this is beyond the cut off year
Playing because it’s the ending song of Avengers End Game
\r
>>99094
Sad day.
I think I'll be available after 3 hours, roughly speaking. Not sure if the lake path is the needed calm time path and I'd want to get Iron in tiptop shape before travelling aka get the potion ready or start some more small talk.
Sad day.
I think I'll be available after 3 hours, roughly speaking. Not sure if the lake path is the needed calm time path and I'd want to get Iron in tiptop shape before travelling aka get the potion ready or start some more small talk.
And now, a boop for confirmation that I'm available for some RP.
>>99100
REEEEEEE
Anyways, Cauldron completes her home cooking, and pokes the minty green life serum into empty liquor bottles
REEEEEEE
Anyways, Cauldron completes her home cooking, and pokes the minty green life serum into empty liquor bottles
>>99101
Iron, giddy from curing his moderate to severe wounds, takes one full life bottle and chugs like no tomorrow.
He sighs in relief, turning to Cauldron.
"Alright, we are going through a lake path in order to avoid any big ambushes. It has a lake too, if you are feeling thirsty."
Iron, giddy from curing his moderate to severe wounds, takes one full life bottle and chugs like no tomorrow.
He sighs in relief, turning to Cauldron.
"Alright, we are going through a lake path in order to avoid any big ambushes. It has a lake too, if you are feeling thirsty."
>>99102
“Very well.”
The three begin their trek down the hillside, through brush that is a bit thicker than before, as the trees are not as tall nor the canopies as thick as elsewhere. Some of the plants are bid deader than before, or at least, a bit yellowed. Otherwise, the journey is fairly uneventful. Cauldron enjoys the scenery, occasional looking at plants, while Pear is sometimes impatient, sometimes annoyed by the heat, and other times anxious
“Very well.”
The three begin their trek down the hillside, through brush that is a bit thicker than before, as the trees are not as tall nor the canopies as thick as elsewhere. Some of the plants are bid deader than before, or at least, a bit yellowed. Otherwise, the journey is fairly uneventful. Cauldron enjoys the scenery, occasional looking at plants, while Pear is sometimes impatient, sometimes annoyed by the heat, and other times anxious
>>99103
Iron feels slightly cheated by the lack of a lake but thinks nothing of it for now. He pokes Pear. "What can you tell me about this path that caught your eye enough to suggest it?"
Iron feels slightly cheated by the lack of a lake but thinks nothing of it for now. He pokes Pear. "What can you tell me about this path that caught your eye enough to suggest it?"
>>99108
>>99107
You know what they say.
Three's a crowd.
>>99105
Iron walks along the path, a bit confused by how she answered.
"Alright."
He takes this travelling time to spot any interesting events of nature, among other sightseeing opportunities. He cannot stay in the jungle for too long or else somepony back at his tribe would think he's trying to avoid his maturity call, but he'll take this chance to feel comfortable while it lasts.
(Nothing like a calm stroll towards battle.)
>>99107
You know what they say.
Three's a crowd.
>>99105
Iron walks along the path, a bit confused by how she answered.
"Alright."
He takes this travelling time to spot any interesting events of nature, among other sightseeing opportunities. He cannot stay in the jungle for too long or else somepony back at his tribe would think he's trying to avoid his maturity call, but he'll take this chance to feel comfortable while it lasts.
(Nothing like a calm stroll towards battle.)
Oh shit, people are here
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>>99109
After some time, they come upon the aforementioned lake. It has a sort of “diamond” shape, as in a square where two opposing points have been stretched out. It occupies an area at the bottom of the valley, with the center looking bluer, but large areas closer to the shore appearing much more shallow and muddy. In one such area is a metal... something, shinning in the light, and appearing to be a large cylinder with a raised metal section protruding from the center, and a taller, narrower profusion at the end
After some time, they come upon the aforementioned lake. It has a sort of “diamond” shape, as in a square where two opposing points have been stretched out. It occupies an area at the bottom of the valley, with the center looking bluer, but large areas closer to the shore appearing much more shallow and muddy. In one such area is a metal... something, shinning in the light, and appearing to be a large cylinder with a raised metal section protruding from the center, and a taller, narrower profusion at the end
>>99108
Uh, to repeat what I said before, I'm not sure that attacking two distinct opponents in the same surprise round without the requisite feats and levels is possible
Uh, to repeat what I said before, I'm not sure that attacking two distinct opponents in the same surprise round without the requisite feats and levels is possible
>>99111
Iron cocks his head at the foreign metal object. He walks to the edge of the lake to get a closer look at the metal object at the shallower area of it.
"What is that?" He says out loud to no one in particular.
Iron cocks his head at the foreign metal object. He walks to the edge of the lake to get a closer look at the metal object at the shallower area of it.
"What is that?" He says out loud to no one in particular.
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>>99114
"Crashed plain? What does it do?"
He says as he dips his hooves in the water to attempt to look through the holes this metal object has a little closer to see what's in it.
"Crashed plain? What does it do?"
He says as he dips his hooves in the water to attempt to look through the holes this metal object has a little closer to see what's in it.
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>>99115
Pear adds
"looks to be a Wirraway Dive Bomber"
Cauldron Smiles, then adds
"'Tis the Wirraway of the Lake. You may ask it it's wisdom."
Some areas look a bit broken, who knows if there is a risk of getting cut if it is touched. There's definitely something inside, looks to be debris though. It appears that there is space for at least two ponies in there
Pear adds
"looks to be a Wirraway Dive Bomber"
Cauldron Smiles, then adds
"'Tis the Wirraway of the Lake. You may ask it it's wisdom."
Some areas look a bit broken, who knows if there is a risk of getting cut if it is touched. There's definitely something inside, looks to be debris though. It appears that there is space for at least two ponies in there
>>99107
Well, yes, now I am.
It's hard playin' vidya and checking the thread at the same time, alright?
Well, yes, now I am.
It's hard playin' vidya and checking the thread at the same time, alright?
>>99116
Huh, it's the 'challenge' of the lake if (((Wikipedia))) is right about its origin word. So it's definitely New Mareland owned if Australia==New Mareland.
Iron ponders for a bit. He decides to gently place his hoof on the side of this seemingly wise plane.
"Wirraway of the Lake, I wish to access your wisdom."
Huh, it's the 'challenge' of the lake if (((Wikipedia))) is right about its origin word. So it's definitely New Mareland owned if Australia==New Mareland.
Iron ponders for a bit. He decides to gently place his hoof on the side of this seemingly wise plane.
"Wirraway of the Lake, I wish to access your wisdom."
[1d20 = 7]
>>99129
Judging by your confusion, I think you weren't expecting this. Well, time to see if this plane is 'alive'.
Iron looks over to Cauldron then back.
"Wirraway of tha Lake, are you there?"
>>99129
Judging by your confusion, I think you weren't expecting this. Well, time to see if this plane is 'alive'.
Iron looks over to Cauldron then back.
"Wirraway of tha Lake, are you there?"
>>99131
Iron blinks once.
"I think the plain is asleep."
He looks at the spots where the two ponies would reside if it were used and looks inside for anything that does not look like debris.
Iron blinks once.
"I think the plain is asleep."
He looks at the spots where the two ponies would reside if it were used and looks inside for anything that does not look like debris.
>>99133
Of the train car? Yes. Yes it is.
“Did you forget about me already, Changeling?”
Brie can hear behind him
Of the train car? Yes. Yes it is.
“Did you forget about me already, Changeling?”
Brie can hear behind him
>>99132
There are of course shards of metal, pieces of glass, and also, straps of leather in the front section. The rear section has much the same, a notebook, and what looks to be a very, very large black gun
There are of course shards of metal, pieces of glass, and also, straps of leather in the front section. The rear section has much the same, a notebook, and what looks to be a very, very large black gun
>>99134
"I thought it best. It would never work out between us and we should go our separate ways, Red Whatever-you-said your name was." Brie doesn't hide his sarcasm
"I thought it best. It would never work out between us and we should go our separate ways, Red Whatever-you-said your name was." Brie doesn't hide his sarcasm
>>99135
Iron pokes the very very large gun at the rear section.
(A strange thing to see. It looks to be quite heavy.)
He decides to check the notebook first before doing anything that could damage the Wirraway of the Lake, opening on its first page.
Iron pokes the very very large gun at the rear section.
(A strange thing to see. It looks to be quite heavy.)
He decides to check the notebook first before doing anything that could damage the Wirraway of the Lake, opening on its first page.
>>99138
Iron nods to himself. He takes it and passes it to Pear.
"Is there something that catches your eye for this map?"
Iron nods to himself. He takes it and passes it to Pear.
"Is there something that catches your eye for this map?"
>>99140
“That settlement didn’t seem to be there on our map... these photos would have been really useful before.”
“That settlement didn’t seem to be there on our map... these photos would have been really useful before.”
>>99141
Iron nods.
"Excellent. Keep it. It seems you have acquired new places to study later."
With that, he walks back to the plane to inspect the big gun at the rear again.
(Is this thing fixed to it? Will it break if I pull it? It seems like it would sell well with any sort of tool user experts.)
Iron nods.
"Excellent. Keep it. It seems you have acquired new places to study later."
With that, he walks back to the plane to inspect the big gun at the rear again.
(Is this thing fixed to it? Will it break if I pull it? It seems like it would sell well with any sort of tool user experts.)
>>99145
Iron nods, concluding that the plane would get upset if he were to pull its gun out of it.
He walks back to the dryland a little content by obtaining some more useful intel.
"I think that is all there is inside that plain. Shall we go?"
Iron nods, concluding that the plane would get upset if he were to pull its gun out of it.
He walks back to the dryland a little content by obtaining some more useful intel.
"I think that is all there is inside that plain. Shall we go?"
>>99147
"Oh. Alright then."
He proceeds to do so, trying to see what new information has been obtained.
"Oh. Alright then."
He proceeds to do so, trying to see what new information has been obtained.
>>99148
More detail on the layout of the temple, and sone sort of settlement to the north that looks a bit like a camp
More detail on the layout of the temple, and sone sort of settlement to the north that looks a bit like a camp
>>99149
Iron's torch turns on.
"Ah! So that was what you meant by a sort of settlement nearby that did not appear before."
He makes a mental note of the temple's layout for when the time comes.
"Do you suggest paying a visit to the camp?"
Iron's torch turns on.
"Ah! So that was what you meant by a sort of settlement nearby that did not appear before."
He makes a mental note of the temple's layout for when the time comes.
"Do you suggest paying a visit to the camp?"
>>99151
Iron blinks in confusion.
"This one over here. You were pointing this part out on the map for me to check out, right?"
Iron blinks in confusion.
"This one over here. You were pointing this part out on the map for me to check out, right?"
>>99153
He walks next to her and points where the camp is supposed to be.
"This little place right there. Is that not right?"
He walks next to her and points where the camp is supposed to be.
"This little place right there. Is that not right?"
>>99154
The location is clearly marked as more important in the notebook
“Huh... this must have been the bomber’s target.”
The location is clearly marked as more important in the notebook
“Huh... this must have been the bomber’s target.”
>>99155
Iron cocks his head, not understanding bombardment concepts.
"What is that metal thing supposed to do? Drop in like it did at the lake and destroy the camp with it?"
Iron cocks his head, not understanding bombardment concepts.
"What is that metal thing supposed to do? Drop in like it did at the lake and destroy the camp with it?"
>>99156
“I don’t think that was their plan...”
She looks at it further, then a grin takes over her face
“This must be the bandit’s staging area.”
“I don’t think that was their plan...”
She looks at it further, then a grin takes over her face
“This must be the bandit’s staging area.”
>>99157
Iron smiles.
"Now that is more like it. How would we be able to reach there according to the map?"
Iron smiles.
"Now that is more like it. How would we be able to reach there according to the map?"
>>99160
“Yes. It must be, if they can get to us. Unless you’d prefer the air route.”
She looks over at the decayed plane wreckage
“Yes. It must be, if they can get to us. Unless you’d prefer the air route.”
She looks over at the decayed plane wreckage
>>99161
Iron nods.
"Then it is settled. We change course towards the camp through the mountain if possible. Point me towards the direction the mountain is and we shall start our travel."
Iron nods.
"Then it is settled. We change course towards the camp through the mountain if possible. Point me towards the direction the mountain is and we shall start our travel."
>>99165
Iron thinks for a bit.
"I was thinking to strike them to prevent any further ambushes for your safe extraction. The best defense is a good offense, after all."
Iron thinks for a bit.
"I was thinking to strike them to prevent any further ambushes for your safe extraction. The best defense is a good offense, after all."
>>99166
Cauldron pulls forward
“You said we were getting money. Do you really want us to get killed in the process?”
Pear, however, says
“On second thought... Yes. We should.”
Cauldron pulls forward
“You said we were getting money. Do you really want us to get killed in the process?”
Pear, however, says
“On second thought... Yes. We should.”
>>99167
Ooh. Pear seems quite interested.
Iron shakes his head.
"I understand the danger of facing his ponies now, but if we do not crush them, they will haunt us for longer and sabotage our lives. We need to show that we are not ponies that should be messed with. Keep in mind that more ponies mean more things we can sell later."
Besides, I want great cleave to be useful for once. Damn feat.
Ooh. Pear seems quite interested.
Iron shakes his head.
"I understand the danger of facing his ponies now, but if we do not crush them, they will haunt us for longer and sabotage our lives. We need to show that we are not ponies that should be messed with. Keep in mind that more ponies mean more things we can sell later."
Besides, I want great cleave to be useful for once. Damn feat.
>>99168
I don’t know about starting any gang wars...”
Pear says
“As he says, better to attack them on our terms then let them attack us on their’s.”
“Alright...”
Cauldron seems unconvinced, but acquiesces
I don’t know about starting any gang wars...”
Pear says
“As he says, better to attack them on our terms then let them attack us on their’s.”
“Alright...”
Cauldron seems unconvinced, but acquiesces
>>99169
Iron nods.
"It is settled. We shall go to the camp and deal with them. We march."
With that, he awaits Pear's direction to start the travel in the usual travel formation of Iron at the front and Cauldron at the back.
(The money we will get after getting all of these bandits' loot will be quite larger. Cauldron will thank me later as long as we succeed. Still, there might be the possibility of causing some turmoil in the gang but how would they know our afilliation? I am just a rookie while Cauldron is a grunt, nevermind the archeologist making things more confusing. Focus on downing all the ponies there and getting their stuff. The profit will be worth it.)
Iron nods.
"It is settled. We shall go to the camp and deal with them. We march."
With that, he awaits Pear's direction to start the travel in the usual travel formation of Iron at the front and Cauldron at the back.
(The money we will get after getting all of these bandits' loot will be quite larger. Cauldron will thank me later as long as we succeed. Still, there might be the possibility of causing some turmoil in the gang but how would they know our afilliation? I am just a rookie while Cauldron is a grunt, nevermind the archeologist making things more confusing. Focus on downing all the ponies there and getting their stuff. The profit will be worth it.)
>>99170
Thus, they go. The position seems to be over the hill, and down around the other side. This area is more filled with brush than trees, though there are enough high canopied trees to break line of sight. Pear regularly stops to try to evaluate their position and make adjustments to their movement
Thus, they go. The position seems to be over the hill, and down around the other side. This area is more filled with brush than trees, though there are enough high canopied trees to break line of sight. Pear regularly stops to try to evaluate their position and make adjustments to their movement
>>99171
Iron goes along with it.
(Pear seems to be a lot more confident now that she has someone to act as brawn. I wonder if the bandits took some of the archeologists captive to know the temple's layout.)
Iron goes along with it.
(Pear seems to be a lot more confident now that she has someone to act as brawn. I wonder if the bandits took some of the archeologists captive to know the temple's layout.)
>>99174
You can stall it if you need to. I'm approaching sudden sleepiness hours. It'll serve to give bathorse some more time to wrap up his business and would mean having max focus tomorrow, both me and you.
You can stall it if you need to. I'm approaching sudden sleepiness hours. It'll serve to give bathorse some more time to wrap up his business and would mean having max focus tomorrow, both me and you.
>>99175
I’ll say at least this
After some time, they come upon what must be the camp. It’s a clearing with several tents in the foreground, as well as a fire. From Iron’s side there are trees that are taller, as well as some brush, to allow for cover. There is a set of raised rocks behind that part of the camp with a larger rectangular tent above it, and to the right is a pathway. There is a sense that this is not the totality of the camp, and that more exists to the right and behind what is immediately visible.
I’ll say at least this
After some time, they come upon what must be the camp. It’s a clearing with several tents in the foreground, as well as a fire. From Iron’s side there are trees that are taller, as well as some brush, to allow for cover. There is a set of raised rocks behind that part of the camp with a larger rectangular tent above it, and to the right is a pathway. There is a sense that this is not the totality of the camp, and that more exists to the right and behind what is immediately visible.
Dark Star hasn’t been seen for five days and Silver isn’t active, but nevertheless:
Skies wakes up, pulls herself out from under Dark Star, and goes to shower
Skies wakes up, pulls herself out from under Dark Star, and goes to shower
>>99178
Speaking of inactive players...
I should be free tonight and tomorrow, but from then on it is pure chaos.
And I didn't see if my damage to the pony with a gun did anything. I may have missed that, but I am still wondering if I got at least one before I find myself the one taking damage and/or falling to the ground.
Speaking of inactive players...
I should be free tonight and tomorrow, but from then on it is pure chaos.
And I didn't see if my damage to the pony with a gun did anything. I may have missed that, but I am still wondering if I got at least one before I find myself the one taking damage and/or falling to the ground.
>>99178
Dark Star is reluctant to let go of her but he complies after a few minutes then he cutely pouts.
Dark Star is reluctant to let go of her but he complies after a few minutes then he cutely pouts.
[1d20 = 12]
>>99183
11 HP left.
Spark stumbles backwards from the hit.
"I'm not letting you take this train! Can't you leave a pony to travel in peace?"
He fires once more.
>>99183
11 HP left.
Spark stumbles backwards from the hit.
"I'm not letting you take this train! Can't you leave a pony to travel in peace?"
He fires once more.
>>99188
Dark Star Grins Back at her
Dark Star's Cock is slightly poking out of his sheath seeing her walk over to the shower
He Then walks over to the shower and steps inside
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Dark Star Grins Back at her
Dark Star's Cock is slightly poking out of his sheath seeing her walk over to the shower
He Then walks over to the shower and steps inside
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>>99189
Skies turns on the water. She seems to have it a little colder than Dark Star may like.
She places herself into the stream of water, closed her eyes, and lets it flow over her head and her neck. She almost looks like a dove, bathing in a fountain as she lets her wings spread out slightly, touching Dark Star
Skies turns on the water. She seems to have it a little colder than Dark Star may like.
She places herself into the stream of water, closed her eyes, and lets it flow over her head and her neck. She almost looks like a dove, bathing in a fountain as she lets her wings spread out slightly, touching Dark Star
>>99191
Dark Star inhales sharply at the cold sensation hitting him
"You are as beautiful as a dove,blue"
He Starts gently trying to preen any loose feathers off of her as he kisses her neck
Dark Star inhales sharply at the cold sensation hitting him
"You are as beautiful as a dove,blue"
He Starts gently trying to preen any loose feathers off of her as he kisses her neck
>>99198
Looks like one of those insurgents is near the door, shooting at Spark, who is shooting at him. Both are wounded
Looks like one of those insurgents is near the door, shooting at Spark, who is shooting at him. Both are wounded
>>99194
Dark Star Frowns slightly as she pulls her wings away
He Trails kisses down her back getting closer to her flanks
Dark Star Frowns slightly as she pulls her wings away
He Trails kisses down her back getting closer to her flanks
[1d20+10 = 30]
>>99199
Onyx rolls his eye before preparing his halberd and charging the shooting pony.
>>99199
Onyx rolls his eye before preparing his halberd and charging the shooting pony.
>>99210
she flinches forward a little, then winks at Dark Star, showing pink alongside her dark grey vulva and anus. She’s both sweet and salty this morning
she flinches forward a little, then winks at Dark Star, showing pink alongside her dark grey vulva and anus. She’s both sweet and salty this morning
>>99212
"Interesting flavor this morning."
Dark Starwinks back at her before sucking on her clit and rubbing her vulva with his hoof
"Interesting flavor this morning."
Dark Starwinks back at her before sucking on her clit and rubbing her vulva with his hoof
>>99217
"As much as that sounds like a good idea, we can't let those ponies in here. They will overrun us regardless if we run."
"As much as that sounds like a good idea, we can't let those ponies in here. They will overrun us regardless if we run."
>>99218
He Chuckles
He Increases the suction on her clit, she can also feel his tongue rubbing circles around her love bud. he reaches his other fore hoof up to her perky little teats, He plays with her nipples as he continues to tease her vulva
He Chuckles
He Increases the suction on her clit, she can also feel his tongue rubbing circles around her love bud. he reaches his other fore hoof up to her perky little teats, He plays with her nipples as he continues to tease her vulva
[1d20+3 = 13]
>>99222
We are getting to that...
Spark casts a silent image spell of a changeling in front of the door to distract the invasion forces.
>>99222
We are getting to that...
Spark casts a silent image spell of a changeling in front of the door to distract the invasion forces.
[2d29 = 42]
>>99225
water flows down in gentle streams from her nopples, which harden a bit in the colder water. Her vulva, by contrast, expands and stretches as Dark Star moves it, allowing a glimpse into her vagina. She trembles a little as Dark Star dies his work.
>>99226
“A FUCKING CHANGELING”
He fires his rifle at it, as does another partisan
>>99225
water flows down in gentle streams from her nopples, which harden a bit in the colder water. Her vulva, by contrast, expands and stretches as Dark Star moves it, allowing a glimpse into her vagina. She trembles a little as Dark Star dies his work.
>>99226
“A FUCKING CHANGELING”
He fires his rifle at it, as does another partisan
>>99227
Spark makes the changeling Roman salute one of the invaders, hopefully making them think there is another changeling in their midst.
Spark makes the changeling Roman salute one of the invaders, hopefully making them think there is another changeling in their midst.
[1d20+10 = 30]
>>99229
Nope, just waiting to know I can do something.
So Onyx decides to charge again, at one of the distracted ponies
>>99229
Nope, just waiting to know I can do something.
So Onyx decides to charge again, at one of the distracted ponies
>>99227
Dark Star's Horsecock is fully erect from all of the sweet pheromones he is inhaling,The Speed of his assault on her Clit increases. as he succs down on it harder, he pulls her tail with a free hoof
Dark Star's Horsecock is fully erect from all of the sweet pheromones he is inhaling,The Speed of his assault on her Clit increases. as he succs down on it harder, he pulls her tail with a free hoof
Holy shit, not only is there mass action from more than one player, but there's 20s everywhere.
>>99237
"Mmmmmmm"
Dark Star's eyes Have a prideful look about them.as he continues to attempt to stimulate her with his tongue as much as he can.
"Mmmmmmm"
Dark Star's eyes Have a prideful look about them.as he continues to attempt to stimulate her with his tongue as much as he can.
>>99244
From inside of the car comes a new pony. Or rather, an old one. It’s the Forest green stallion Spark battled earlier, and he has his gun back
From inside of the car comes a new pony. Or rather, an old one. It’s the Forest green stallion Spark battled earlier, and he has his gun back
>>99245
As soon as she lets go of Star's snout, he mounts her, she can feel his shaft twitching against the entrance to her tunnel of love he rubs the head along the entirety of her slit painfully slow..
As soon as she lets go of Star's snout, he mounts her, she can feel his shaft twitching against the entrance to her tunnel of love he rubs the head along the entirety of her slit painfully slow..
[1d20+5 = 15]
>>99246
"Drop the damn gun or suffer the same fate as all of these ponies that refused."
Intimidation check.
>>99246
"Drop the damn gun or suffer the same fate as all of these ponies that refused."
Intimidation check.
>>99247
Onyx stands over his work, breathing heavy as the red mist dissipates
"Hey Spark, thanks for the distraction"
He then sees the third one and tightens his grip on the halberd
Onyx stands over his work, breathing heavy as the red mist dissipates
"Hey Spark, thanks for the distraction"
He then sees the third one and tightens his grip on the halberd
[1d20+7 = 23]
>>99259
Onyx decides that he's suddenly a pacifist.
Nah, jk he charges again. This time -3 for power attack
>>99259
Onyx decides that he's suddenly a pacifist.
Nah, jk he charges again. This time -3 for power attack
>>99252
He looks a slightly concerned
"Something wrong?"
He Continues to rub his shaft along her mound gathering lubrication on it.As he moves his head close to her's then passionately kisses her
He looks a slightly concerned
"Something wrong?"
He Continues to rub his shaft along her mound gathering lubrication on it.As he moves his head close to her's then passionately kisses her
[1d20 = 8]
>>99262
Ok. The only thing I can do if I want to save those scorching rays... Spark fires his not-so-trusty gun.
>>99262
Ok. The only thing I can do if I want to save those scorching rays... Spark fires his not-so-trusty gun.
>>99261
“No”
And she kisses back, like Dark Star’s own dove. She’s definitely wet, though much if that is the shower water
“No”
And she kisses back, like Dark Star’s own dove. She’s definitely wet, though much if that is the shower water
>>99265
No modifier. The only ones I have are to charisma, bluff, intimidation, and negative to strength.
No modifier. The only ones I have are to charisma, bluff, intimidation, and negative to strength.
>>99264
Dark Star Thrusts in slowly as he Kisses her she can taste her own juices on his tongue. He Wraps his tongue around hers, and he Strokes her mane helping her wash her hair.
Dark Star Thrusts in slowly as he Kisses her she can taste her own juices on his tongue. He Wraps his tongue around hers, and he Strokes her mane helping her wash her hair.
>>99266
It’s the base attack bonus plus dexterity
>>99268
The pony was already wounded from earlier when Spark shot him. So now, he’s super wounded. Or dead. More like dead.
>>99267
Skies gently wraps her tongue with his, and closes her eyes. Her mane is rather pretty when wet, and shampoo comes out of it. Now, Dark Star is directly under the stream of water from the shower. It’s a little chilly.
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It’s the base attack bonus plus dexterity
>>99268
The pony was already wounded from earlier when Spark shot him. So now, he’s super wounded. Or dead. More like dead.
>>99267
Skies gently wraps her tongue with his, and closes her eyes. Her mane is rather pretty when wet, and shampoo comes out of it. Now, Dark Star is directly under the stream of water from the shower. It’s a little chilly.
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>>99269
He Shivers at the sensation, But continues thrusting into her until he is fully hilted. then he removes his cock and thrusts in harder than before. He begins gently sucking on her tongue
He Shivers at the sensation, But continues thrusting into her until he is fully hilted. then he removes his cock and thrusts in harder than before. He begins gently sucking on her tongue
>>99270
As he pulls out, Skies clamps down on him, as if to prevent him from leaving. She sucks onto him, trying to suck his tongue
As he pulls out, Skies clamps down on him, as if to prevent him from leaving. She sucks onto him, trying to suck his tongue
A minute passes, perhaps, before a BOOM is heard from nearer the front of the train
>>99276
"Good point. Why do we have to have the worst kind of exciting lives?"
Spark painfully walks toward the explosion noise.
"Good point. Why do we have to have the worst kind of exciting lives?"
Spark painfully walks toward the explosion noise.
>>99271
Dark Star lets out a grunt as she clamps down on him,he grabs the back of her head and pulls her into the kiss more.
Dark Star lets out a grunt as she clamps down on him,he grabs the back of her head and pulls her into the kiss more.
>>99283
Dark Star Thrusts his length into her as he fights against her Tight pussy. he breakes the kiss and gently bites down on the back of her neck
Dark Star Thrusts his length into her as he fights against her Tight pussy. he breakes the kiss and gently bites down on the back of her neck
>>99287
"if you keep that up im not gonna last much longer" Dark Star grunts out, He picks up the speed of his thrusts, Blue can feel Dark Star's Cock hitting her womb. as he bites down harder
"if you keep that up im not gonna last much longer" Dark Star grunts out, He picks up the speed of his thrusts, Blue can feel Dark Star's Cock hitting her womb. as he bites down harder
>>99288
The train jolts as it starts to move.
The door now opens, lock broken. Inside he can see a long train car with broken metal and wood on the floor, and a large hole in side. Two identical looking red ponies stand near the edge of the hole, with a black pony standing up and facing the left one. Never the door, a pony in post service uniform lays against a wall.
The train jolts as it starts to move.
The door now opens, lock broken. Inside he can see a long train car with broken metal and wood on the floor, and a large hole in side. Two identical looking red ponies stand near the edge of the hole, with a black pony standing up and facing the left one. Never the door, a pony in post service uniform lays against a wall.
>>99289
”Okay...” She loosens up on him, allowing him to slide in and out freely. It makes her feel more wet.
”Okay...” She loosens up on him, allowing him to slide in and out freely. It makes her feel more wet.
>>99291
He Smacks her Flank Hard as he thrusts Harder. "Clench Harder, i'll be Ready for round 2" he kisses even more passionately than before as he looks at her lovingly.
He Smacks her Flank Hard as he thrusts Harder. "Clench Harder, i'll be Ready for round 2" he kisses even more passionately than before as he looks at her lovingly.
>>99293
And So it is continued
From her throat, a vibration, and a *coo*. She opens her eyes, and looks into Dark Star’s, her head twisted a little to make the contact possible. Then, she gives him a malign grin, and clamps down harder
And So it is continued
From her throat, a vibration, and a *coo*. She opens her eyes, and looks into Dark Star’s, her head twisted a little to make the contact possible. Then, she gives him a malign grin, and clamps down harder
Pet the 'lings.
Pet them.
Pet them.
>>99302
Two immediately pop out. In the lower area, next to a tent, is a bandit on a chair next to a set of rocks that seem to be used for a campfire. He seems to be sleeping. On the ledge above them is a bandit who seems to be standing sentry
Two immediately pop out. In the lower area, next to a tent, is a bandit on a chair next to a set of rocks that seem to be used for a campfire. He seems to be sleeping. On the ledge above them is a bandit who seems to be standing sentry
>>99304
Iron focuses on the sentry stallion on the ledge and tries to guess the distance between them for a charge attack.
Iron focuses on the sentry stallion on the ledge and tries to guess the distance between them for a charge attack.
>>99305
150 feet horizontally, 20 feet vertically. There is at least more brush along the left side.
uh, would you rather I used metric? Since you are evidently not-American
150 feet horizontally, 20 feet vertically. There is at least more brush along the left side.
uh, would you rather I used metric? Since you are evidently not-American
>>99306
I only need to know if they're in the 30 feet radius for a charge attack, so don't worry. I'll assume I'll need to do a jump roll to reach that guy as well.
Iron nods to himself, looking for any covered path to reach his charging range in order to get his attack first before the bandit at the ledge can react with his own.
I only need to know if they're in the 30 feet radius for a charge attack, so don't worry. I'll assume I'll need to do a jump roll to reach that guy as well.
Iron nods to himself, looking for any covered path to reach his charging range in order to get his attack first before the bandit at the ledge can react with his own.
>>99307
Completely covered, no. It kind of looks like Iron can’t attack until he is distracted or otherwise not looking
Completely covered, no. It kind of looks like Iron can’t attack until he is distracted or otherwise not looking
>>99308
Imma try to use some game logic.
Iron look near his position for any pebbles that could make a noise.
Imma try to use some game logic.
Iron look near his position for any pebbles that could make a noise.
[1d20+5 = 13]
>>99310
Darnit. So there's no chance to close in without getting shot... unless...
Iron decides to place a little rock on the ground and promptly shoot it out in the general vicinity of the ledge stallion.
(If the stallion gets curious enough to investigate it, it should close the distance.)
>>99310
Darnit. So there's no chance to close in without getting shot... unless...
Iron decides to place a little rock on the ground and promptly shoot it out in the general vicinity of the ledge stallion.
(If the stallion gets curious enough to investigate it, it should close the distance.)
>>99311
Not far enough, especially considering that it is daytime in a jungle, and thus sounds in the brush are to be expected
Not far enough, especially considering that it is daytime in a jungle, and thus sounds in the brush are to be expected
>>99314
>black and boxy
Dang.
Iron presumes the pony with the gun would not have as much damage and accuracy than the two riflemares he had to fight previously. He turns his attention to the sleeping bandit below to see if he has a gun in hand. He will be the first target for his charge.
>black and boxy
Dang.
Iron presumes the pony with the gun would not have as much damage and accuracy than the two riflemares he had to fight previously. He turns his attention to the sleeping bandit below to see if he has a gun in hand. He will be the first target for his charge.
>>99315
He has a rifle off to the side of his chair. In any event, he is unconscious.
Pear comments:
“There are definitely more of them...”
He has a rifle off to the side of his chair. In any event, he is unconscious.
Pear comments:
“There are definitely more of them...”
>>99316
Iron hums.
"I agree. There are more of them, but I can't reach them with either throwing or punches. The sentry will undoubtedly see me if I try to move closer which will alert all the other bandits in the area."
(There is always using the rifles we took from the riflemares, although I am not a good shot.)
Iron hums.
"I agree. There are more of them, but I can't reach them with either throwing or punches. The sentry will undoubtedly see me if I try to move closer which will alert all the other bandits in the area."
(There is always using the rifles we took from the riflemares, although I am not a good shot.)
>>99317
Cauldron:
“On the bright side, they aren’t aware of us, and at least one of them is sleeping. They are complacent.”
Cauldron:
“On the bright side, they aren’t aware of us, and at least one of them is sleeping. They are complacent.”
>>99318
Iron nods.
"If that is the case, then they will not take a single native as much of a threat and might try to intimidate me by pointing their weapons and closing in. That would undoubtedly help with the whole range problem I have currently."
He points to the bags.
"There is also coat puncturers and shedders if that does not work. I think waltzing in could work while you cover me."
Iron nods.
"If that is the case, then they will not take a single native as much of a threat and might try to intimidate me by pointing their weapons and closing in. That would undoubtedly help with the whole range problem I have currently."
He points to the bags.
"There is also coat puncturers and shedders if that does not work. I think waltzing in could work while you cover me."
>>99319
“Walzing in? Coat shredders? Why would we let them know we are here when we don’t even know how many or where most of them are?”
“Walzing in? Coat shredders? Why would we let them know we are here when we don’t even know how many or where most of them are?”
>>99320
I had a feeling I couldn't from the lack of cover but if that's possible...
"You are right, we should continue looking for bandits, maybe even the leader or a right hoof stallion."
With that, he studies the cover to see if he can walk along the covered forest edges to the other side.
I had a feeling I couldn't from the lack of cover but if that's possible...
"You are right, we should continue looking for bandits, maybe even the leader or a right hoof stallion."
With that, he studies the cover to see if he can walk along the covered forest edges to the other side.
>>99321
Along the left side there is some cover. At least it looks like the ledge itself blocks line of sight to things to the right and beyond it
Along the left side there is some cover. At least it looks like the ledge itself blocks line of sight to things to the right and beyond it
>>99322
Iron points it out to the others.
"We might be able to close the distance and scout some more if we follow that left side."
Iron points it out to the others.
"We might be able to close the distance and scout some more if we follow that left side."
>>99323
Under the hot jungle sun the two mares have ambivalent responses to the heat. Pear is an academician who has spent most of her life indoors. She is rather small and dainty, and though she is an earth pony, her body has more in common with the unicorns that doubtlessly dominate that profession. But this is not her first run through the jungle, nor even her first week here, and she has accustomed herself to the inconvenience. Cauldron is larger, stronger, and generally more resilient. Whether zebras, as a race, are studier than the average pony, who can say. But Cauldron is clearly studier than the average female. And yet, she has spent most of her life in the city. When she works outside, it tends to be at night. And so she is not well acclimated to the heat in her first day in the jungle.
The same ambivalence applies to the mission in the camp. Cauldron is fairly well accustomed to stealth and even melee combat, and seems to have some idea about how to execute the attack on the camp. What she lacks is a conviction of the necessity of the operation. Pear, by contrast, truly wants to go into that camp. But a firefight is no place from her, if the last battle didn’t make that obvious. Cauldron tried to shepherd her, thinking Pear is out of her element, while Pear tries to press Cauldron forward.
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Under the hot jungle sun the two mares have ambivalent responses to the heat. Pear is an academician who has spent most of her life indoors. She is rather small and dainty, and though she is an earth pony, her body has more in common with the unicorns that doubtlessly dominate that profession. But this is not her first run through the jungle, nor even her first week here, and she has accustomed herself to the inconvenience. Cauldron is larger, stronger, and generally more resilient. Whether zebras, as a race, are studier than the average pony, who can say. But Cauldron is clearly studier than the average female. And yet, she has spent most of her life in the city. When she works outside, it tends to be at night. And so she is not well acclimated to the heat in her first day in the jungle.
The same ambivalence applies to the mission in the camp. Cauldron is fairly well accustomed to stealth and even melee combat, and seems to have some idea about how to execute the attack on the camp. What she lacks is a conviction of the necessity of the operation. Pear, by contrast, truly wants to go into that camp. But a firefight is no place from her, if the last battle didn’t make that obvious. Cauldron tried to shepherd her, thinking Pear is out of her element, while Pear tries to press Cauldron forward.
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>>99329
The brush continues in lower bushes under the canopy over the left, within 20 feet of the tent. The one pony is still sleeping. The one on high is harder to see, but still there
“You see that? He’s bored. He’ll be reading a magazine soon enough.”
The brush continues in lower bushes under the canopy over the left, within 20 feet of the tent. The one pony is still sleeping. The one on high is harder to see, but still there
“You see that? He’s bored. He’ll be reading a magazine soon enough.”
>>99330
Iron nods.
"That is to be expected of a mere bandit," he whispers back to Cauldron. He awaits the moment when the sentry at the top gets distracted, also keeping an eye out for any new additions to the punching list.
Iron nods.
"That is to be expected of a mere bandit," he whispers back to Cauldron. He awaits the moment when the sentry at the top gets distracted, also keeping an eye out for any new additions to the punching list.
>>99332
What are my current options now? Keep walking forwards along the cover to reach the second part of the camp and buck the two guards, right?
What are my current options now? Keep walking forwards along the cover to reach the second part of the camp and buck the two guards, right?
>>99334
Okay, if I were to keep walking to the other side of the camp, would Iron be able to get a hit on the top guard without the need of a jump roll?
Okay, if I were to keep walking to the other side of the camp, would Iron be able to get a hit on the top guard without the need of a jump roll?
>>99336
Drat. Well, the time for scouting is still up then.
Iron keeps along the cover, trying to get away from the guards' line of sight as soon and as quietly as possible.
Drat. Well, the time for scouting is still up then.
Iron keeps along the cover, trying to get away from the guards' line of sight as soon and as quietly as possible.
>>99338
"Alright, those two will be dealt later. For now, let us focus on gathering the current bandit strength," he whispers to Cauldron and Pear (if she's there of course.)
"Alright, those two will be dealt later. For now, let us focus on gathering the current bandit strength," he whispers to Cauldron and Pear (if she's there of course.)
>>99339
Caldron does not trust Pear, but they go forward. It isn’t far at all before two ponies are seen around a barrel talking to each other. There seems to be a wooden panel on it, to make it into a surface for eating
Caldron does not trust Pear, but they go forward. It isn’t far at all before two ponies are seen around a barrel talking to each other. There seems to be a wooden panel on it, to make it into a surface for eating
>>99340
(So that makes 4 bandits to beat up, huh?)
Iron does a double take of his position in relation to the current foes around him in his cover and wonders if there is more of the camp to explore.
(So that makes 4 bandits to beat up, huh?)
Iron does a double take of his position in relation to the current foes around him in his cover and wonders if there is more of the camp to explore.
>>99342
If there's more to explore of the camp...
Iron keeps on moving along the cover to his present left.
(Maybe I can get a knockout punch from that pony at the ledge.)
If there's more to explore of the camp...
Iron keeps on moving along the cover to his present left.
(Maybe I can get a knockout punch from that pony at the ledge.)
>>99343
He advances further to the other side. There is a pony at a pot over a fire, who seems to a cook, and another in brown shirt with a gun that is standing guard. He is looking out of the camp, in the opposite direction
He advances further to the other side. There is a pony at a pot over a fire, who seems to a cook, and another in brown shirt with a gun that is standing guard. He is looking out of the camp, in the opposite direction
>>99344
(2 more ponies. It seems we will have to hide as soon as we take out some of these ponies.)
Iron decides to keep going along to see how many more ponies are there to keep track of.
(2 more ponies. It seems we will have to hide as soon as we take out some of these ponies.)
Iron decides to keep going along to see how many more ponies are there to keep track of.
>>99346
Iron looks around from his cover, remembering the bandit looking to the outside, probably at the trail they have to cross.
"We have an issue. Our path from here is going to be without cover, which will let us be spotted almost instantly. I think we need to start clearing this area. It seems isolated enough," he whispers to the team.
Iron looks around from his cover, remembering the bandit looking to the outside, probably at the trail they have to cross.
"We have an issue. Our path from here is going to be without cover, which will let us be spotted almost instantly. I think we need to start clearing this area. It seems isolated enough," he whispers to the team.
>>99348
Iron nods back. He starts scanning the area for the bandits closest from his position to the furthest.
Iron nods back. He starts scanning the area for the bandits closest from his position to the furthest.
>>99350
Iron, currently standing in his position, ponders for a bit. He looks to Cauldron.
"It seems we are close to the one escape route further into the camp. Do you have any silent weapons in your possession?"
Iron, currently standing in his position, ponders for a bit. He looks to Cauldron.
"It seems we are close to the one escape route further into the camp. Do you have any silent weapons in your possession?"
>>99352
Iron nods.
"It will have to do. I will need you to hide and steal their weapons without noticing. If a shot is fired, no matter the distance, it will attract unwanted attention. If you have a chance to knock them out or kill them, only take it if it is guaranted to succeed and will not compromise your stealth. When you have done that, I will fight them all hoof to hoof."
Iron nods.
"It will have to do. I will need you to hide and steal their weapons without noticing. If a shot is fired, no matter the distance, it will attract unwanted attention. If you have a chance to knock them out or kill them, only take it if it is guaranted to succeed and will not compromise your stealth. When you have done that, I will fight them all hoof to hoof."
>>99357
Iron's ears flick at the scene. He looks over to the guards closest to the dropped pole. She may get into trouble.
Please include target distance.
Iron's ears flick at the scene. He looks over to the guards closest to the dropped pole. She may get into trouble.
Please include target distance.
>>99364
Honestly, I'm gonna have to read back through your dream thing. I got a little lost in the middle of it.
Also, I'm fairly certain that we can add Deponian (Serbian), Prywhenian (Bulgarian), and Lushian (Romanian) to the list of languages available. That is, if I've associated the correct languages with the correct countries.
Honestly, I'm gonna have to read back through your dream thing. I got a little lost in the middle of it.
Also, I'm fairly certain that we can add Deponian (Serbian), Prywhenian (Bulgarian), and Lushian (Romanian) to the list of languages available. That is, if I've associated the correct languages with the correct countries.
>>99366
Lake City, not Deponya, is Serbian. Deponya has a kind of “Robbin Hood and Sherewood forest” vibe to it. The Communist side of Prywhen has a sort of Vietnamese feel to it, while Brodfield is Romanian with the king modeled on that one Russian Tsar. Lushi doesn’t look like it is modeled on anything, but sone place names are Swedish or Hungarian. I’d go for Hungarian.
Lake City, not Deponya, is Serbian. Deponya has a kind of “Robbin Hood and Sherewood forest” vibe to it. The Communist side of Prywhen has a sort of Vietnamese feel to it, while Brodfield is Romanian with the king modeled on that one Russian Tsar. Lushi doesn’t look like it is modeled on anything, but sone place names are Swedish or Hungarian. I’d go for Hungarian.
>>99372
Iron ponders if he can throw something to make another noise worthy of investigation, looking at the rocks around him.
(Aiming it at another thing that could fall over would make them search there.)
Iron ponders if he can throw something to make another noise worthy of investigation, looking at the rocks around him.
(Aiming it at another thing that could fall over would make them search there.)
>>99374
Iron huffs in slight annoyance at the current unfavorable outcome.
(I guess I shall have to move in slightly. I hope they do not see me.)
Picking up about 2 or 3 rocks, he cautiously steps closer into a possibility of causing some minor ruckus through his rock throwing, trying his hardest not to be seen.
Iron huffs in slight annoyance at the current unfavorable outcome.
(I guess I shall have to move in slightly. I hope they do not see me.)
Picking up about 2 or 3 rocks, he cautiously steps closer into a possibility of causing some minor ruckus through his rock throwing, trying his hardest not to be seen.
>>99376
From what I recall, Iron would be closest to the trail path to reach to the next area which was guarded by two ponies, still in cover.
From what I recall, Iron would be closest to the trail path to reach to the next area which was guarded by two ponies, still in cover.
[1d20+5 = 18]
>>99378
Alright, here goes.
Iron aims at the area behind the guard investigating the fallen pole, somewhere that would arise a need to check out like another thing that could fall over or make a clang soung when colliding with the rock, and throws it.
>>99378
Alright, here goes.
Iron aims at the area behind the guard investigating the fallen pole, somewhere that would arise a need to check out like another thing that could fall over or make a clang soung when colliding with the rock, and throws it.
>>99383
Iron nods in satisfaction over granting Cauldron some more time to get all the weapons off the bandits' hooves, looking over her actions to see if she needs another distraction.
Iron nods in satisfaction over granting Cauldron some more time to get all the weapons off the bandits' hooves, looking over her actions to see if she needs another distraction.
>>99385
Iron, grateful she took advantage of his bait, breathes a sigh of relief. Now it is a matter of time before her part is done.
He turns to Pear, wondering what sort of task would he give her.
"Is the trail familiar to you?" He says, attempting to guess the Temple's distance to the camp from Pear's current knowledge and map information
Iron, grateful she took advantage of his bait, breathes a sigh of relief. Now it is a matter of time before her part is done.
He turns to Pear, wondering what sort of task would he give her.
"Is the trail familiar to you?" He says, attempting to guess the Temple's distance to the camp from Pear's current knowledge and map information
>>99389
She returns
“I could not take the gun from the one guard, or go up the rock formation... but it’s more than nothing.”
She returns
“I could not take the gun from the one guard, or go up the rock formation... but it’s more than nothing.”
>>99394
Iron nods.
"So the ponies closest to the trail or the first two bandits we saw are still armed?"
Iron nods.
"So the ponies closest to the trail or the first two bandits we saw are still armed?"
>>99396
(So the bandit at the ledge and the one looking at the trail are still armed.)
Iron ponders for a bit.
"I should strike from the trail to ensure that no bandit flees further into the camp."
He looks over to the gun wielding pony and measures the sistance between him and his armed target for either a charge or a rock throw.
(So the bandit at the ledge and the one looking at the trail are still armed.)
Iron ponders for a bit.
"I should strike from the trail to ensure that no bandit flees further into the camp."
He looks over to the gun wielding pony and measures the sistance between him and his armed target for either a charge or a rock throw.
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>>99404
Beep.
On a brighter note, I saw something happen in a game of HoI4: EaW I haven't seen before: the Changelings capitulated Equestria without ever taking Canterlot. They took every province around it and moved on.
Beep.
On a brighter note, I saw something happen in a game of HoI4: EaW I haven't seen before: the Changelings capitulated Equestria without ever taking Canterlot. They took every province around it and moved on.
>>99405
Huh. I thought capitulation happened with conquering cities in that game. Strange stuff. Were there a lot of divisions there?
Huh. I thought capitulation happened with conquering cities in that game. Strange stuff. Were there a lot of divisions there?
>>99407
Speaking of HoI4, what type of weaponry do you commonly use? Infantry, motorized, tanks, artillery or planes?
Speaking of HoI4, what type of weaponry do you commonly use? Infantry, motorized, tanks, artillery or planes?
>>99408
I suppose I use mostly infantry and artillery in the early game, tanks in the late game, and planes all the time as support. Other than that, I use everything when I have the fuel for it.
I suppose I use mostly infantry and artillery in the early game, tanks in the late game, and planes all the time as support. Other than that, I use everything when I have the fuel for it.
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>>99405
Wat.
>>99408
First off, exclusively use 20 and 40 width divisions for combat. 40 width is objectively superior to 20 width, and should be your end goal in any nation you play that has enough pony power to make enough divisions to cover your borders.
New Mareland, County of Griefwald, Socialist Republic of longsword, Nimbusia, the breakaways in the Equestrian Civil War, Wittenland, Penguinland, and maybe Firtree, Greneclyff, and Farbrook should remain 20 width, although frankly even with Greneclyff and Farbrook I tend to go 40 width. It’s acceptable to use 20 width in early wars even for larger nations like Olenia versus the Changelings or the Equestrian Civil War, but both nations should switch to 40 width thereafter. All major nations, plus Olenia, Stalliongrad, Skyfall, Dread League, and also the Riverlands nations that gain cores over the other nations (think of fascist Lake City and Communist River Republic) should eventually become 40 width. But basically, ask yourself “do I have enough ponypower and production to produce enough 40 width divisions to cover my current and anticipated borders?” If yes, then go 40 width, of no, then go 20 width.
Division templates are extremely important. A basic but extremely powerful template to use is the 20 width 7 infantry 2 artillery template. This template will beat most, though not all, enemy divisions in one on one combat if you have modern equipment. A better infantry division is the 40 width 11 infantry 6 artillery template. This infantry division has so much artillery in it that its model displays itself as an artillery division rather than an infantry division. It is probably my most produced division template, and I use it for defense, to fill the gaps in the line, and to kill enemy pockets. It is not the core of my attack.
The best division of the entire game is the 40 width medium tank division: 9 medium tanks, 8 motorized, and 2 Motorized Rocket Artillery or Medium self propelled gun. This division will melt away virtually any opposition, only really failing when its organization is very low or when it is outnumbered by more than 3 to 1. It’s as good of a defensive unit as it is an attack unit, allowing it to hold the line after making breakthroughs, and defend itself against enemy attacks without the need of infantry. It’s very fast, allowing it to encircle enemy forces easily.
Between these two templates I usually create a third division that’s kind of between them. Medium tanks are amazing, but they are insanely expensive. As such, I usually make a cheap but fast alternative. One such unit is the 40 width Motorized a Rocket Artillery Division: 11 motorized, 6 motorized rocket artillery. This unit has the coolest looking and sounding model of the entire game, with an amazing sound in the attack action. It’s not as efficient in breaking through enemy formations as the tank division, but it is fast, quickly encircling enemies, and efficient at taking victory points. It does require many factories to produce, and it’s easy to set aside a few early. Unfortunately, the nations that benefit the most from this kind of unit - like Lake City, Olenia, Changeling lands, or Greneclyff - don’t have domestic supplies of rubber, which seriously cuts back the cheapness of this unit. Another option is the 40 width Light Tank division: 9 light tank, 8 motorized, 2 motorized rocket artillery or light self propelled gun. This unit is efficient at breaking through, and is very fast. Unfortunately it’s almost as expensive as a medium tank division, as is only cheaper by virtue of allowing factories for it to begin production earlier.
Those three templates will do pretty much everything you need, but special forces can be a thing. The best special forces unit in the entire game is the pony Pegasus division. It is fast and can be paradropped. These units are best as pure 10 Pegasi 20 width divisions, with 20 pegasi 40 width divisions being even better. These things are as fast and as powerful as rank divisions when armed with magical weapons. The next unit to be considered is the Changeling Jager, which is not as good as Pegasi. I tend to either neglect these because I am running out of Army experience make templates by this point, or make them into 14 Jager 4 motorized rocket artillery or medium self propelled gun templates. Deer nations get bonuses to mountaineers, so I make mountaineers if playing Olenia. I use the same 14 Mountainer 4 motorized rocket artillery or medium self propelled gun template as with Jagers, basically. I don’t play Griffins enough to know much about knights, but you can neither drop them from planes, nor are they faster than infantry, so there isn’t much reason to not mix regular artillery.
Finally, sometimes you want garrison divisions to stop naval invasions. The 8 width infantry templates that you get at the start of the game are frankly strong enough to stop the great majority of AI naval invasions.
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Wat.
>>99408
First off, exclusively use 20 and 40 width divisions for combat. 40 width is objectively superior to 20 width, and should be your end goal in any nation you play that has enough pony power to make enough divisions to cover your borders.
New Mareland, County of Griefwald, Socialist Republic of longsword, Nimbusia, the breakaways in the Equestrian Civil War, Wittenland, Penguinland, and maybe Firtree, Greneclyff, and Farbrook should remain 20 width, although frankly even with Greneclyff and Farbrook I tend to go 40 width. It’s acceptable to use 20 width in early wars even for larger nations like Olenia versus the Changelings or the Equestrian Civil War, but both nations should switch to 40 width thereafter. All major nations, plus Olenia, Stalliongrad, Skyfall, Dread League, and also the Riverlands nations that gain cores over the other nations (think of fascist Lake City and Communist River Republic) should eventually become 40 width. But basically, ask yourself “do I have enough ponypower and production to produce enough 40 width divisions to cover my current and anticipated borders?” If yes, then go 40 width, of no, then go 20 width.
Division templates are extremely important. A basic but extremely powerful template to use is the 20 width 7 infantry 2 artillery template. This template will beat most, though not all, enemy divisions in one on one combat if you have modern equipment. A better infantry division is the 40 width 11 infantry 6 artillery template. This infantry division has so much artillery in it that its model displays itself as an artillery division rather than an infantry division. It is probably my most produced division template, and I use it for defense, to fill the gaps in the line, and to kill enemy pockets. It is not the core of my attack.
The best division of the entire game is the 40 width medium tank division: 9 medium tanks, 8 motorized, and 2 Motorized Rocket Artillery or Medium self propelled gun. This division will melt away virtually any opposition, only really failing when its organization is very low or when it is outnumbered by more than 3 to 1. It’s as good of a defensive unit as it is an attack unit, allowing it to hold the line after making breakthroughs, and defend itself against enemy attacks without the need of infantry. It’s very fast, allowing it to encircle enemy forces easily.
Between these two templates I usually create a third division that’s kind of between them. Medium tanks are amazing, but they are insanely expensive. As such, I usually make a cheap but fast alternative. One such unit is the 40 width Motorized a Rocket Artillery Division: 11 motorized, 6 motorized rocket artillery. This unit has the coolest looking and sounding model of the entire game, with an amazing sound in the attack action. It’s not as efficient in breaking through enemy formations as the tank division, but it is fast, quickly encircling enemies, and efficient at taking victory points. It does require many factories to produce, and it’s easy to set aside a few early. Unfortunately, the nations that benefit the most from this kind of unit - like Lake City, Olenia, Changeling lands, or Greneclyff - don’t have domestic supplies of rubber, which seriously cuts back the cheapness of this unit. Another option is the 40 width Light Tank division: 9 light tank, 8 motorized, 2 motorized rocket artillery or light self propelled gun. This unit is efficient at breaking through, and is very fast. Unfortunately it’s almost as expensive as a medium tank division, as is only cheaper by virtue of allowing factories for it to begin production earlier.
Those three templates will do pretty much everything you need, but special forces can be a thing. The best special forces unit in the entire game is the pony Pegasus division. It is fast and can be paradropped. These units are best as pure 10 Pegasi 20 width divisions, with 20 pegasi 40 width divisions being even better. These things are as fast and as powerful as rank divisions when armed with magical weapons. The next unit to be considered is the Changeling Jager, which is not as good as Pegasi. I tend to either neglect these because I am running out of Army experience make templates by this point, or make them into 14 Jager 4 motorized rocket artillery or medium self propelled gun templates. Deer nations get bonuses to mountaineers, so I make mountaineers if playing Olenia. I use the same 14 Mountainer 4 motorized rocket artillery or medium self propelled gun template as with Jagers, basically. I don’t play Griffins enough to know much about knights, but you can neither drop them from planes, nor are they faster than infantry, so there isn’t much reason to not mix regular artillery.
Finally, sometimes you want garrison divisions to stop naval invasions. The 8 width infantry templates that you get at the start of the game are frankly strong enough to stop the great majority of AI naval invasions.
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[1d20+3 = 6]
[1d20+7 = 26]
>>99138
"3 at once? I must admit, I'm getting a bit of stage fright."
Brie says, disingenuously attacking Red.
[1d20+7 = 26]
>>99138
"3 at once? I must admit, I'm getting a bit of stage fright."
Brie says, disingenuously attacking Red.
>>99410
Holy hecc. Thanks for the small strategy guide. This should make it somewhat easier to play.
Before we may continue, is my assumption that the ledge pony and the one looking at the trail or backside are the armed ones aka there's one armed pony for each side?
Holy hecc. Thanks for the small strategy guide. This should make it somewhat easier to play.
Before we may continue, is my assumption that the ledge pony and the one looking at the trail or backside are the armed ones aka there's one armed pony for each side?
>>99418
Alright. I need some distance in feet to see if Iron is in charging distance for the armed pony. If not, he'll try to close in within the current cover to try and reach charge range.
Alright. I need some distance in feet to see if Iron is in charging distance for the armed pony. If not, he'll try to close in within the current cover to try and reach charge range.
I have a sneaking suspicion about how Onyx may react to this situation.
>>99427
Hello
Yep. Silver’s gonna hear that.
>>99426
Hello. Onyx should be in the car looking at an old burgundy Pegasus mare, an old Burgandy Pegasus mare, an old black Pegasus mare, and a beige Pegasus mare. All 4 look like bandits and two look like twins. They variously hold knives and rifles, and the beige one looks seriously wounded. They are probably responsible for the hole blown into the side of the rail car, but that isn’t really easy to confirm. All 4 look at Onyx and Spark
Hello
Yep. Silver’s gonna hear that.
>>99426
Hello. Onyx should be in the car looking at an old burgundy Pegasus mare, an old Burgandy Pegasus mare, an old black Pegasus mare, and a beige Pegasus mare. All 4 look like bandits and two look like twins. They variously hold knives and rifles, and the beige one looks seriously wounded. They are probably responsible for the hole blown into the side of the rail car, but that isn’t really easy to confirm. All 4 look at Onyx and Spark
[1d20+3 = 18]
>>99428
Silver most definitely does.
With a snort, Silver opens up a sleepy eye to gaze at the clock. He briefly wonders why he's sleeping at the hoof of the bed until the events of last night replay in his head, making him frown. Ah well. Maybe he'll get to sleep in the soft bed next time.
Listen: For the now, Silver tries to focus on where the sound that woke him up just came from.
>>99428
Silver most definitely does.
With a snort, Silver opens up a sleepy eye to gaze at the clock. He briefly wonders why he's sleeping at the hoof of the bed until the events of last night replay in his head, making him frown. Ah well. Maybe he'll get to sleep in the soft bed next time.
Listen: For the now, Silver tries to focus on where the sound that woke him up just came from.
>>99431
“Your mouth and tongue really must be useful than your teeth, wouldn’t they, Changeling?”
>>99435
>>99433
>>99431
One of the burgundy mares looks over at Onyx and Spark with strained expression of anger, then yells
“Withdraw!”
With that, the beige mare, the black mare, and one of the two burgundy mares jumps for the whole in the wall of the train car, to stretch their wings and fly once they jump out. By now, the train has accelerated to maybe 20 MPH.
>>99435
“I’ll let them handle you, Succubus.”
>>99437
Moaning in the bathroom
“Your mouth and tongue really must be useful than your teeth, wouldn’t they, Changeling?”
>>99435
>>99433
>>99431
One of the burgundy mares looks over at Onyx and Spark with strained expression of anger, then yells
“Withdraw!”
With that, the beige mare, the black mare, and one of the two burgundy mares jumps for the whole in the wall of the train car, to stretch their wings and fly once they jump out. By now, the train has accelerated to maybe 20 MPH.
>>99435
“I’ll let them handle you, Succubus.”
>>99437
Moaning in the bathroom
>>99439
I guess an action is needed again?
Iron looks over to the armed pony currently looking at the trail, calculating roughly the distance between him and the target for a charge attack.
I guess an action is needed again?
Iron looks over to the armed pony currently looking at the trail, calculating roughly the distance between him and the target for a charge attack.
>>99447
The one looking at the trail who holds a gun, or are both guards in that particular area with guns? I thought the other armed pony was on the other side, back where we entered the camp.
The one looking at the trail who holds a gun, or are both guards in that particular area with guns? I thought the other armed pony was on the other side, back where we entered the camp.
>>99453
With the look in her eyes, Brie can guess that she will indeed remember him.
The Pegasi open their wings after going out, falling a bit, then quickly flapping and pulling up to the left before they hit the trees beyond the rail line, which is forward to the train and still causes them to fall behind the faster mining train
>>99454
Doable
With the look in her eyes, Brie can guess that she will indeed remember him.
The Pegasi open their wings after going out, falling a bit, then quickly flapping and pulling up to the left before they hit the trees beyond the rail line, which is forward to the train and still causes them to fall behind the faster mining train
>>99454
Doable
>>99439
Bathroom moaning...Star and Skies are not in bed, I see... It's not hard for a pony to put two and two together, and for Silver it's certainly an excellent thought to wake up to. To have that kind of energy once again...
Silver will just have to make do with his old pony energy, he supposes as he begins doing bits of a morning routine: some stretches, some basic exercises, and to take stock of the state of his equipment. He especially looks at his poor saddlebags, having not the opportunity until now to inspect the damage that's been done to them.
Bathroom moaning...Star and Skies are not in bed, I see... It's not hard for a pony to put two and two together, and for Silver it's certainly an excellent thought to wake up to. To have that kind of energy once again...
Silver will just have to make do with his old pony energy, he supposes as he begins doing bits of a morning routine: some stretches, some basic exercises, and to take stock of the state of his equipment. He especially looks at his poor saddlebags, having not the opportunity until now to inspect the damage that's been done to them.
>>99452
"I would say you are safe now, but I have no idea if we have seen the worst or not yet. There could still be more robbers on the train."
Spark thinks for a moment.
"Any idea what all is in the safe?"
"I would say you are safe now, but I have no idea if we have seen the worst or not yet. There could still be more robbers on the train."
Spark thinks for a moment.
"Any idea what all is in the safe?"
[1d20+6 = 21]
>>99455
Alright, time for some loud action.
Iron, after properly positioning himself to charge against the armed pony around back, does so with the intention of delivering a powerful hit on the target's snout.
If there's a cleave chance, please inform me before making the opponents react with their own attack actions.
>>99455
Alright, time for some loud action.
Iron, after properly positioning himself to charge against the armed pony around back, does so with the intention of delivering a powerful hit on the target's snout.
If there's a cleave chance, please inform me before making the opponents react with their own attack actions.
>>99459
Taking care that the raiders have sufficiently left, Brie reverts to his dapper (what? It's a nice suit) appearance.
"Not yet ^_~
Taking care that the raiders have sufficiently left, Brie reverts to his dapper (what? It's a nice suit) appearance.
"Not yet ^_~
>>99458
"Черт." Silver lets out a sigh. Yeah, he'll definitely require new saddlebags. Gonna have to stop somewhere before heading back to quarry...
His ears perk up at another moan from the bathroom. His interest is definitely piqued. Should I...? Silver slowly begins to advance towards the bathroom door.
Probably stupid question: is there a keyhole on the doorknob.
"Черт." Silver lets out a sigh. Yeah, he'll definitely require new saddlebags. Gonna have to stop somewhere before heading back to quarry...
His ears perk up at another moan from the bathroom. His interest is definitely piqued. Should I...? Silver slowly begins to advance towards the bathroom door.
Probably stupid question: is there a keyhole on the doorknob.
>>99458
"Buck you're so tight! I'm Close!"
Dark Star Thrusts Harder and Faster,He Bites down on her the back of her neck harder than before. As he yanks her tail harder .
"Buck you're so tight! I'm Close!"
Dark Star Thrusts Harder and Faster,He Bites down on her the back of her neck harder than before. As he yanks her tail harder .
[1d20+5 = 25]
>>99463
>>99465
>>99468
Brie and Spark keep their composure. Onyx is knocked right the fuck over, possible into his halberd. The train keeps a rolling, and a separate tap is heard from the roof of the train car.
>>99467
And he is out, or at least injured enough. The cook sees Iron.
“Intruders!”
Yes, he is in charge distance.
Also, rolling
>>99466
Hmmm... no?
Slight taking
>>99469
She lets out an involuntary *coo*
and takes it, spreading out her wings and stretching her neck outwards
>>99463
>>99465
>>99468
Brie and Spark keep their composure. Onyx is knocked right the fuck over, possible into his halberd. The train keeps a rolling, and a separate tap is heard from the roof of the train car.
>>99467
And he is out, or at least injured enough. The cook sees Iron.
“Intruders!”
Yes, he is in charge distance.
Also, rolling
>>99466
Hmmm... no?
Slight taking
>>99469
She lets out an involuntary *coo*
and takes it, spreading out her wings and stretching her neck outwards
>>99470
"Sounds like we're not finished here." Brie says with a smile. Brie looks at the safe and the general situation in the mail car.
"Sounds like we're not finished here." Brie says with a smile. Brie looks at the safe and the general situation in the mail car.
>>99470
With little else to pass the time, Silver presses his ear against the door. At the very least whatever is going on in there should prove entertaining until they get out. Hmm...I wonder if they will be up for going out for breakfast after they have culminated.
With little else to pass the time, Silver presses his ear against the door. At the very least whatever is going on in there should prove entertaining until they get out. Hmm...I wonder if they will be up for going out for breakfast after they have culminated.
>>99472
>>99473
>>99474
There are still the three mail ponies in the car, with the one knocked to the ground evidently slowly coming to consciousness. None of the three are standing. There is still a big gaping hole in the side of the car, with scenery moving at increasing speed outside, although the night obscured much. The air is colder than it was in Baltimare already. There is general disorder in the car, with lose letters and envelopes blowing around in the air, fluttering up then falling back down. Part of the floor is covered in debris, and only one light at the far end of the car is working. The safe is off to the left side, not too far from the hole in the car.
>>99473
>>99474
There are still the three mail ponies in the car, with the one knocked to the ground evidently slowly coming to consciousness. None of the three are standing. There is still a big gaping hole in the side of the car, with scenery moving at increasing speed outside, although the night obscured much. The air is colder than it was in Baltimare already. There is general disorder in the car, with lose letters and envelopes blowing around in the air, fluttering up then falling back down. Part of the floor is covered in debris, and only one light at the far end of the car is working. The safe is off to the left side, not too far from the hole in the car.
>>99476
Spark uses magic to grab ahold of the loose paper.
"Does anypony else need help up? We should move these letters to another car."
Spark uses magic to grab ahold of the loose paper.
"Does anypony else need help up? We should move these letters to another car."
>>99470
"OH Blue!" Dark Star lets out his loudest groan yet. His benis starts Twitching violently,As Blue Feels's His Warm Love feeling her womb up.
"OH Blue!" Dark Star lets out his loudest groan yet. His benis starts Twitching violently,As Blue Feels's His Warm Love feeling her womb up.
[1d20+8 = 11]
>>99493
Oh! I'll assume I can attack the cook now
Iron charges straight into the cook, attempting to hit the pony right on his cheek.
>>99493
Oh! I'll assume I can attack the cook now
Iron charges straight into the cook, attempting to hit the pony right on his cheek.
>>99498
Don't personify the spartan medic, otherwise he'll be stuck in this world.
Brie takes a 20 on his open lock check (with a +3 cuz dex)
Don't personify the spartan medic, otherwise he'll be stuck in this world.
Brie takes a 20 on his open lock check (with a +3 cuz dex)
>>99488
Dark Star Pulls himself out of her, "W-Wow You're amazing my baby blue." He strokes her cheek.
Dark Star Pulls himself out of her, "W-Wow You're amazing my baby blue." He strokes her cheek.
[1d20+6 = 17]
>>99506
Thankfully, Iron only had little portions of his coat burned by the cook's boiling water throw. He goes for another power hit at the same spot.
>>99506
Thankfully, Iron only had little portions of his coat burned by the cook's boiling water throw. He goes for another power hit at the same spot.
>>99511
Iron licks some of his wounds briefly. He looks around if any of the other ponies have come to investigate the callout the cook made.
(I should not stray too far from the trail. If anypony escapes, they will be on high alert.)
Iron licks some of his wounds briefly. He looks around if any of the other ponies have come to investigate the callout the cook made.
(I should not stray too far from the trail. If anypony escapes, they will be on high alert.)
[1d20+7 = 9]
"Yep, this bany is holding fast." Brie stands up and affects more certainty than he feels.
Bluff
"Yep, this bany is holding fast." Brie stands up and affects more certainty than he feels.
Bluff
>>99521
Well.... I thought he was going to be here to answer that. I guess the first bedroom car he would come across would be logical.
Well.... I thought he was going to be here to answer that. I guess the first bedroom car he would come across would be logical.
>>99522
That pony continues staring. But...
From above, and through the hole in the train car, comes a smoking can that hits the floor next to brie, then bounces and rolls over a couple feet.
Roll for Reflex save
>>99524
The pony says
"Yes, I am a doctor" and starts looking at the injured mail pony, who is aided by one of the other mail ponies
That pony continues staring. But...
From above, and through the hole in the train car, comes a smoking can that hits the floor next to brie, then bounces and rolls over a couple feet.
Roll for Reflex save
>>99524
The pony says
"Yes, I am a doctor" and starts looking at the injured mail pony, who is aided by one of the other mail ponies
>>99523
Of course I'm not going for the trail path. Quite the opposite, trying to eliminate these 6 guards, which I think there's only three left if the rolls are any indication.
Of course I'm not going for the trail path. Quite the opposite, trying to eliminate these 6 guards, which I think there's only three left if the rolls are any indication.
>>99527
A Bright light flashes, and Brie is disoriented. With a wave, he is knocked down, and a loud ringing over takes his hearing
>>99528
Soaks up that sweet, sweet hatred
>>99530
He looks at the pony, a bit confused
"Sure... let me get some alcohol for these burns."
He calls out to other ponies in the car
"Can we get some alcohol? No, rubbing alcohol."
>>99529
Oh no, two familiar faces are coming for Iron. One is unarmed, the other has a pole
>>99526
The shampoo slowly works into her mane. It's kind of short, so there isn't that much to work with. The water is kind of cold, or feels cold more so than before. Skies closes her eyes and let's Dark Star do his thing
A Bright light flashes, and Brie is disoriented. With a wave, he is knocked down, and a loud ringing over takes his hearing
>>99528
Soaks up that sweet, sweet hatred
>>99530
He looks at the pony, a bit confused
"Sure... let me get some alcohol for these burns."
He calls out to other ponies in the car
"Can we get some alcohol? No, rubbing alcohol."
>>99529
Oh no, two familiar faces are coming for Iron. One is unarmed, the other has a pole
>>99526
The shampoo slowly works into her mane. It's kind of short, so there isn't that much to work with. The water is kind of cold, or feels cold more so than before. Skies closes her eyes and let's Dark Star do his thing
>>99531
How familiar, exactly? Are we talking zebra and earth mare familiarity?
Iron readies his stance, awaiting the opportunity to charge at the pole pony.
How familiar, exactly? Are we talking zebra and earth mare familiarity?
Iron readies his stance, awaiting the opportunity to charge at the pole pony.
>>99531
"Would there be any medical supplies or first aid kits on this train? I could go fetch them."
"Would there be any medical supplies or first aid kits on this train? I could go fetch them."
>>99531
Dark Star moves down her neck washing her fur, as he gets down to her back he tries to lather her wings.
Dark Star moves down her neck washing her fur, as he gets down to her back he tries to lather her wings.
>>99534
And so the sorcerer goes to the left of the sleeper car. I think they are in one, but if not he goes to the first available one.
And so the sorcerer goes to the left of the sleeper car. I think they are in one, but if not he goes to the first available one.
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[1d20+6 = 10]
>>99545
Come on great cleave. PROVE YOUR WORTH.
With some slight and swift movement, he turns the uppercut into a knee strike into the unarmed pony's side.
>>99545
Come on great cleave. PROVE YOUR WORTH.
With some slight and swift movement, he turns the uppercut into a knee strike into the unarmed pony's side.
[1d20+3 = 17]
>>99548
>>99547
I believe Brie avoids becoming directly unconscious, but he is blinded for at least 18 seconds. He's a little dizzy, and the tinnitus remains.
When he regains sensibility, the safe he recently unlocked is open with at least most of its contents missing, and the culprits already on their way out.
On the bright side, Brie regains his senses before the other pony
>>99549
FAIL
He attac
>>99551
He opens it
"Yes. Right here is the Iodine.."
He pours a brown substance onto a cotton ball
"And the alcohol..."
>>99548
>>99547
I believe Brie avoids becoming directly unconscious, but he is blinded for at least 18 seconds. He's a little dizzy, and the tinnitus remains.
When he regains sensibility, the safe he recently unlocked is open with at least most of its contents missing, and the culprits already on their way out.
On the bright side, Brie regains his senses before the other pony
>>99549
FAIL
He attac
>>99551
He opens it
"Yes. Right here is the Iodine.."
He pours a brown substance onto a cotton ball
"And the alcohol..."
[1d20+3 = 22]
>>99555
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SJUhlRoBL8M
I mean, they aren't fully out, if that is the issue
>>99556
FAIL
He attack
>>99555
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SJUhlRoBL8M
I mean, they aren't fully out, if that is the issue
>>99556
FAIL
He attack
>>99564
Iron shakes his head in self-dissapointment.
(Gods, what a mess of a fight that was.)
Licking his wounds again a little more thoroughly after the unarmed pony's beating, he walks over to see if there are any more of the guards in this camp.
(That is four ponies down. I know there are two more ponies at the very least and one is armed at a ledge. Now where are those ponies?)
Iron shakes his head in self-dissapointment.
(Gods, what a mess of a fight that was.)
Licking his wounds again a little more thoroughly after the unarmed pony's beating, he walks over to see if there are any more of the guards in this camp.
(That is four ponies down. I know there are two more ponies at the very least and one is armed at a ledge. Now where are those ponies?)
[1d20+5 = 14]
>>99568
Iron, dead set on the offending armed pony who dared shoot at him, runs there and attempts to jump to his location.
>>99568
Iron, dead set on the offending armed pony who dared shoot at him, runs there and attempts to jump to his location.
[1d20+3 = 22]
>>99569
He is able to jump at least half way up the ledge (which has a walking path) towards this pony
He shoots at Iron
>>99569
He is able to jump at least half way up the ledge (which has a walking path) towards this pony
He shoots at Iron
[1d20+5 = 18]
>>99571
Cursing for both his inability to reach the pony and the searing pain of a rifle bullet inserting itself on his coat, he jumps again to try and reach the damn pony to melee range.
>>99571
Cursing for both his inability to reach the pony and the searing pain of a rifle bullet inserting itself on his coat, he jumps again to try and reach the damn pony to melee range.
[1d20+6 = 19]
>>99573
What a waste of a 20. All for a misclick.
Iron finally power jabs the armed pony right on his cheating face.
>>99573
What a waste of a 20. All for a misclick.
Iron finally power jabs the armed pony right on his cheating face.
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>>99583
So... about that other dice you rolled...
Iron looks at his vantage point for what he assumes to be the last bandit around.
So... about that other dice you rolled...
Iron looks at his vantage point for what he assumes to be the last bandit around.
[1d20+5 = 20]
>>99588
Iron shakes his head and jumps down, trying to land as close to the duo as possible.
>>99588
Iron shakes his head and jumps down, trying to land as close to the duo as possible.
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Man, I had the weirdest dream. It was like a real-life version of a tabletop game, set in a fantasy world with swords and magic, but also with sci-fi elements in its story. Me and the other players were just wandering mercenaries and adventurers, but we all shared a secret past none of us knew about: we were all the progeny of an advanced race of aliens who mated with the natives of the fantasy planet we were on, and we had only recently come out of cryo as adults with no recollection of who we were, or what the mysterious devices we were "hatched" from were for. Our ultimate goal in the game was to find out who we were, and to travel the world to find the other 14 cryo pods that were yet to be opened. It ended with me playing as a mage/wizard assaulting the Duke's palace with a character who was more than a little like Brie, because we believed there was a cryo pod hidden underneath where the palace courtyard had been constructed.
Don't know why I wanted to post that. Maybe because I thought it was interesting and I wanted to share it before I forgot all the details.
>>99588
F. Silver will be forever hungry, because he couldn't have his Wheaties.
Don't know why I wanted to post that. Maybe because I thought it was interesting and I wanted to share it before I forgot all the details.
>>99588
F. Silver will be forever hungry, because he couldn't have his Wheaties.
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I have decided to compose a list of all logically possible reasons why the Changeling Hegemony has not yet invaded East Equestria. This is intended to be a logically exhaustive list, not spoilers for any one possibility.
1. Silver is right, Skies is wrong. An invasion is imminent. Skies is either delusional or lying.
A. "At 7:48 AM Central Equestrian Time - 12:48 Sunset Mean Time - The cities of Canterlot and Bales were suddenly and deliberately attacked by the air and ground forces of the Changeling Empire."
B. They are Changelings. They don't need to let you know they are invading in order to invade. They would rather slowly infiltrate and conquer peacefully by replacing government officials.
2. The Changelings are afraid to attack at this moment.
A. The ocean between between New Mareland and East Equestria only promises an eternal war, especially if the army of New Mareland is not deployed in East Equestria and defeated, and if Nova Griffonia, Stalliongrad, or the Equestrian Islands can be used as bases of deployment on Equus
B. New Mareland has a superweapon it can use against the Changelings, secret to the rest of the world, but not to the Changelings (who have oodles of spies). Silver can be proud of White Light after all. Did you think that splitting the Elements of Harmony would be the end of super weapons?
C. Some other secret threat, magical or mundane, acts as a deterrence. Maybe they have assassins on Chrysalis to be deployed in the event of an invasion (and she knows it) or blackmail that will cause her followers to revolt.
3. They can't invade now.
A. the Changelings were on the verge of defeat in the last war, with casualties so extreme as to greatly reduce their effectiveness now. They need to wait to rebuild their strength.
B. The ponies of the West and the North are disturbing the plans of the Changelings by mounting an effective resistance. Even now, Spectral Streak makes Silver proud.
C. The Changeling coalition is breaking down. Chrysalis is kind of a bitch. Maybe even the changelings don't like her. Or maybe some of the queens have their own ideas.
D. Some magical something prevents an invasion. Time travel and magical barriers along the border are two possibilities.
4. They are waiting for an opportunity
A. Rather than invade East Equestria now while the army is away, and leaving an army to fight in Nova Griffonia, Stalliongraad, or on the continent of Griffonia, the Changelings would rather destroy the army at the same stroke as they take East Equestria, either forcing peace or making the invasion of Griffonia easier.
B. They are instigating revolts in East Equestria, which could either bleed New Mareland, or create a logistical disaster for any army that would be deployed to defend the region.
C. They want to instigate revolts to create breakaway states, and then invade and conquer these states. Conquest of East Equestria without ever declaring war on their old ally.
D. They are looking to coordinate an attack with the Griffonian Empire. Having an ally on Griffonia to tie up New Mareland would be very helpful.
5. They don’t want to invade, at least not yet.
A. Chrysalis has had her revenge against the Mane Six an Equestria, and the rest of the Changelings have enough Liebenraum to satisfy them for now. Whether Ash was right about Changelings being like locusts, eventually exhausting supplies and forcing them to take more populations of ponies, this could be true either way.
B. Removing the main threat to the Changeling rule isn’t conducive to Changeling unity or to Chrysalis remaining in power, and Chrysalis really likes her position as Queen over all Western Changelings.
C. They find other enemies on the continent to be more promising targets for now. After all, if East Equestria falls without the destruction of the New Mareland Army, but before Stalliongrad or Nova Griffonia, then New Mareland will simply redeploy their troops to those locations, meaning they have many more troops defending a much smaller border. But taking Stalliongrad and Nova Griffonia first actually expands the border New Mareland has to defend, while removing potential allies and alternative points of deployment.
6. They don’t need to Invade
A. The poorly garrisoned East Equestria allows for easy infiltration by love harvesters. So what if New Mareland collects the tax revenues, the area is easily harvested for love and the government is easily bullied. It’s basically a non-official vassal state, with someone else doing the hard work.
B. Through a secret agreement between the governments, the area is de jure vassal, or otherwise gives the Changelings all they could want.
7. Wait, you seriously believe East Equestria is run by ponies?
A. Changelings are shapeshifters whose entire biology is geared to deceiving ponies. How do you know the entire Blackhooves government on the continent isn’t Changelings? If any other factions also have Changeling influence, they are only what you call “controlled opposition.”
8. You think Chrysalis (or any changeling) controls the Hegemony?
A. Within the My Little Pony setting, there are no less than three powerful magical races that spread and feed off of Chaos, a magic absorbing centaur, vengeful night and day goddesses, powerful dark Unicorn, goat, and cat sorcerers, and an adorable pegasus filly. Any of these could be either a puppet master over Chrysalis, or an ally steering her towards their own interests.
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1. Silver is right, Skies is wrong. An invasion is imminent. Skies is either delusional or lying.
A. "At 7:48 AM Central Equestrian Time - 12:48 Sunset Mean Time - The cities of Canterlot and Bales were suddenly and deliberately attacked by the air and ground forces of the Changeling Empire."
B. They are Changelings. They don't need to let you know they are invading in order to invade. They would rather slowly infiltrate and conquer peacefully by replacing government officials.
2. The Changelings are afraid to attack at this moment.
A. The ocean between between New Mareland and East Equestria only promises an eternal war, especially if the army of New Mareland is not deployed in East Equestria and defeated, and if Nova Griffonia, Stalliongrad, or the Equestrian Islands can be used as bases of deployment on Equus
B. New Mareland has a superweapon it can use against the Changelings, secret to the rest of the world, but not to the Changelings (who have oodles of spies). Silver can be proud of White Light after all. Did you think that splitting the Elements of Harmony would be the end of super weapons?
C. Some other secret threat, magical or mundane, acts as a deterrence. Maybe they have assassins on Chrysalis to be deployed in the event of an invasion (and she knows it) or blackmail that will cause her followers to revolt.
3. They can't invade now.
A. the Changelings were on the verge of defeat in the last war, with casualties so extreme as to greatly reduce their effectiveness now. They need to wait to rebuild their strength.
B. The ponies of the West and the North are disturbing the plans of the Changelings by mounting an effective resistance. Even now, Spectral Streak makes Silver proud.
C. The Changeling coalition is breaking down. Chrysalis is kind of a bitch. Maybe even the changelings don't like her. Or maybe some of the queens have their own ideas.
D. Some magical something prevents an invasion. Time travel and magical barriers along the border are two possibilities.
4. They are waiting for an opportunity
A. Rather than invade East Equestria now while the army is away, and leaving an army to fight in Nova Griffonia, Stalliongraad, or on the continent of Griffonia, the Changelings would rather destroy the army at the same stroke as they take East Equestria, either forcing peace or making the invasion of Griffonia easier.
B. They are instigating revolts in East Equestria, which could either bleed New Mareland, or create a logistical disaster for any army that would be deployed to defend the region.
C. They want to instigate revolts to create breakaway states, and then invade and conquer these states. Conquest of East Equestria without ever declaring war on their old ally.
D. They are looking to coordinate an attack with the Griffonian Empire. Having an ally on Griffonia to tie up New Mareland would be very helpful.
5. They don’t want to invade, at least not yet.
A. Chrysalis has had her revenge against the Mane Six an Equestria, and the rest of the Changelings have enough Liebenraum to satisfy them for now. Whether Ash was right about Changelings being like locusts, eventually exhausting supplies and forcing them to take more populations of ponies, this could be true either way.
B. Removing the main threat to the Changeling rule isn’t conducive to Changeling unity or to Chrysalis remaining in power, and Chrysalis really likes her position as Queen over all Western Changelings.
C. They find other enemies on the continent to be more promising targets for now. After all, if East Equestria falls without the destruction of the New Mareland Army, but before Stalliongrad or Nova Griffonia, then New Mareland will simply redeploy their troops to those locations, meaning they have many more troops defending a much smaller border. But taking Stalliongrad and Nova Griffonia first actually expands the border New Mareland has to defend, while removing potential allies and alternative points of deployment.
6. They don’t need to Invade
A. The poorly garrisoned East Equestria allows for easy infiltration by love harvesters. So what if New Mareland collects the tax revenues, the area is easily harvested for love and the government is easily bullied. It’s basically a non-official vassal state, with someone else doing the hard work.
B. Through a secret agreement between the governments, the area is de jure vassal, or otherwise gives the Changelings all they could want.
7. Wait, you seriously believe East Equestria is run by ponies?
A. Changelings are shapeshifters whose entire biology is geared to deceiving ponies. How do you know the entire Blackhooves government on the continent isn’t Changelings? If any other factions also have Changeling influence, they are only what you call “controlled opposition.”
8. You think Chrysalis (or any changeling) controls the Hegemony?
A. Within the My Little Pony setting, there are no less than three powerful magical races that spread and feed off of Chaos, a magic absorbing centaur, vengeful night and day goddesses, powerful dark Unicorn, goat, and cat sorcerers, and an adorable pegasus filly. Any of these could be either a puppet master over Chrysalis, or an ally steering her towards their own interests.
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>>99600
Now how could I forget to include the simplest explanation of them all?
9. Silver is right, Chrysalis is wrong. East Equestria is actually entirely ripe to be invaded now, but Changeling leadership is failing to capitalize on the opportunity in either an error in judgement, because of personal reasons that don't correspond to the broader picture, or a miscalculation of facts that seems reasonable to them, but is out of line with a fuller assessment of all of the facts.
This solution seems the least satisfying, but it's hardly without precedent in the real world.
In the Athenian expedition to Sicily in the Pelopennesian war, the general Nicias decided to withhold the Army from attacking the Sicilians shortly after the Spartans arrived because of a lunar eclipse, which he took as a bad omen. Thus what might of been a victory became the disaster for the Athenians in Sicily.
At multiple points shortly after the Turk conquest of Central Anatolia and the establishment of the "Sultanate of Rum," the Byzantines could have invaded and pushed back the Turks. They failed to do so, largely because of infighting, and thus these regions where forever lost to Christendom.
Frederick Wilhelm II of Prussia withdrew from the First Coalition in 1795 to make peace with Napoleon in the treaty of Basel, leading to Austria being defeated in that war, then Prussia being invaded and catastrophically defeated in 1807 by Napoleon.
Windrow Wilson refused to enter the United States in WW1, and also refused to ban American shipping from entering more dangerous areas of the Atlantic. Thus the war dragged on and more Americans were killed by German Submarines.
After the Nazi invasion of Poland and the French declaration of war, the German-French border was very poorly defended because something like 4/5 of German troops were sent to Poland. France could have invaded Germany and ended the second world war before it began. They did not, and the rest is history.
The entirety of the German high command, besides Eric von Mannstein and Adolf Hitler, thought that an invasion of France would be catastrophic and end as well as in WW1. They were wrong.
After the Molotov Ribbentrop Pact, everyone knew that war between Germany and the Soviet Union was inevitable. Yet Stalin ignored intelligence reports from the British that the Germans were preparing an invasion under the belief that they were trying to goad him into attacking. He even withdrew a portion of the army from the border to try to look "less threatening."
During the U.S. intervention in Vietnam, North Vietnam was not invaded nor even properly bombed until the end of the war. Supply lines in communist Laos were also not invaded by ground troops. Instead, the Communists operated from secure bases and supply lines as the US played whack-a-mole in the jungle. This failure to take the war seriously possibly contributed to the disaster of the war as a whole.
I've heard that during the Iraqi invasion of Iran, Saddam Hussein issued an order to stop, thus giving time for the Iranians to mobilize and prepare defenses. But I can't confirm this.
If all of the above sounds like a testament to human stupidity (and thus to Changeling stupidity, should some or most of them make the same mistake), please remember that the list of invasions and declarations of war that failed catastrophically is far, far longer, and far more well known than the list of failures that stemmed from a failure to attack, invade, or declare war. Even half of the examples given above stem from invasions and declarations of war that didn't need to happen. When you declare war, or invade a country with most of your army, you roll the dice. And what you are gambling can be the fate of the kingdom itself. War often topples queens. Peace rarely causes the fall of an empire.
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Now how could I forget to include the simplest explanation of them all?
9. Silver is right, Chrysalis is wrong. East Equestria is actually entirely ripe to be invaded now, but Changeling leadership is failing to capitalize on the opportunity in either an error in judgement, because of personal reasons that don't correspond to the broader picture, or a miscalculation of facts that seems reasonable to them, but is out of line with a fuller assessment of all of the facts.
This solution seems the least satisfying, but it's hardly without precedent in the real world.
In the Athenian expedition to Sicily in the Pelopennesian war, the general Nicias decided to withhold the Army from attacking the Sicilians shortly after the Spartans arrived because of a lunar eclipse, which he took as a bad omen. Thus what might of been a victory became the disaster for the Athenians in Sicily.
At multiple points shortly after the Turk conquest of Central Anatolia and the establishment of the "Sultanate of Rum," the Byzantines could have invaded and pushed back the Turks. They failed to do so, largely because of infighting, and thus these regions where forever lost to Christendom.
Frederick Wilhelm II of Prussia withdrew from the First Coalition in 1795 to make peace with Napoleon in the treaty of Basel, leading to Austria being defeated in that war, then Prussia being invaded and catastrophically defeated in 1807 by Napoleon.
Windrow Wilson refused to enter the United States in WW1, and also refused to ban American shipping from entering more dangerous areas of the Atlantic. Thus the war dragged on and more Americans were killed by German Submarines.
After the Nazi invasion of Poland and the French declaration of war, the German-French border was very poorly defended because something like 4/5 of German troops were sent to Poland. France could have invaded Germany and ended the second world war before it began. They did not, and the rest is history.
The entirety of the German high command, besides Eric von Mannstein and Adolf Hitler, thought that an invasion of France would be catastrophic and end as well as in WW1. They were wrong.
After the Molotov Ribbentrop Pact, everyone knew that war between Germany and the Soviet Union was inevitable. Yet Stalin ignored intelligence reports from the British that the Germans were preparing an invasion under the belief that they were trying to goad him into attacking. He even withdrew a portion of the army from the border to try to look "less threatening."
During the U.S. intervention in Vietnam, North Vietnam was not invaded nor even properly bombed until the end of the war. Supply lines in communist Laos were also not invaded by ground troops. Instead, the Communists operated from secure bases and supply lines as the US played whack-a-mole in the jungle. This failure to take the war seriously possibly contributed to the disaster of the war as a whole.
I've heard that during the Iraqi invasion of Iran, Saddam Hussein issued an order to stop, thus giving time for the Iranians to mobilize and prepare defenses. But I can't confirm this.
If all of the above sounds like a testament to human stupidity (and thus to Changeling stupidity, should some or most of them make the same mistake), please remember that the list of invasions and declarations of war that failed catastrophically is far, far longer, and far more well known than the list of failures that stemmed from a failure to attack, invade, or declare war. Even half of the examples given above stem from invasions and declarations of war that didn't need to happen. When you declare war, or invade a country with most of your army, you roll the dice. And what you are gambling can be the fate of the kingdom itself. War often topples queens. Peace rarely causes the fall of an empire.
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Looks like EaW got a new update. The Kingdom of Vedina and the Socialist Republic of the Free Griffons got unique focus trees. Kinda sad they didn't do the same for the Northern Tribes.
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>>99605
The new update confirms what was already strongly implied by the "Griffonian Empire" game rule setting included in the Brother's Feud update: that the Griffonian Socialist Republic was built upon land recently stolen from native pony inhabitants. (Even though the Northern Tribes have "unspecified" as their race rather than 'Pony," and the GSR has no debuff national spirit to represent pissed off indigenous ponies). This leaves me urging for a purging.
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The new update confirms what was already strongly implied by the "Griffonian Empire" game rule setting included in the Brother's Feud update: that the Griffonian Socialist Republic was built upon land recently stolen from native pony inhabitants. (Even though the Northern Tribes have "unspecified" as their race rather than 'Pony," and the GSR has no debuff national spirit to represent pissed off indigenous ponies). This leaves me urging for a purging.
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Hello
>>99609
Here's hoping everyone will be on for the weekend. Here's also hoping I can actually get something done with Silver.
Here's hoping everyone will be on for the weekend. Here's also hoping I can actually get something done with Silver.
>>99614
Finish getting those books for Blue hopefully so he can finally get paid some much needed Bits. After that, probably look into if there's any records for where his children are. Either that or ask about/look for a new job.
Finish getting those books for Blue hopefully so he can finally get paid some much needed Bits. After that, probably look into if there's any records for where his children are. Either that or ask about/look for a new job.
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>>99621
Alright. When we last left off, Brie was getting kiked by a shitty dice roll and some curiously interpreted game physics.
How fast is the train going?
Alright. When we last left off, Brie was getting kiked by a shitty dice roll and some curiously interpreted game physics.
How fast is the train going?
>>99622
Maybe 30 MPH? Pretty fast, but very far below the 80 MPH+ that is the average speed of the train’s route
Maybe 30 MPH? Pretty fast, but very far below the 80 MPH+ that is the average speed of the train’s route
>>99624
Much as last time, they jump into the wind trying to glide forward by using their own momentum. They try to fly in the 20 feet or so of clearing between the tracks and the forest
Much as last time, they jump into the wind trying to glide forward by using their own momentum. They try to fly in the 20 feet or so of clearing between the tracks and the forest
>>99625
"EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE" Brie Eeee's to himself.
Pulling his head back into the car, Brie storms toward the engine room.
"EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE" Brie Eeee's to himself.
Pulling his head back into the car, Brie storms toward the engine room.
For the record, I'm pausing to allow you to throw a wrench in my plans or intentions,... never know when a pony is going to fly out of the woodwork and try and cut his head off
>>99626
Brie runs over and past a disoriented mail pony, and opens the door. As stated before, the gap between the locomotive and the RPO is not covered nor is there a floor, but neither is it non traversable. The door to the locomotive is unlocked. Going in, the Layout, strangely enough, is almost like that of a normal sleeping car, with a door in the center and a narrow corridor along the far left side of the locomotive. But unlike a normal car, there are no windows, only lighting. To the right are noisy stainless steel covered units with gauges, handles, and small openings fit things like oil. Some parts are more exposed, showing massive Diesel engines with giant cylinders driving large electric generators. Further towards the front, the corridor leads into an open cab. Or rather, an area behind the main cab that has a pair of bunks, a coffee machine on the right, and a small door on the left that is probably a lavatory. Through a threshold is the cab itself, where there are a pair of seats, a throttle, and a number of gauges and what have you on a control panel. Through the forward windows the track and the night are illuminated by the train’s headlight, and the night above is starry.
Black Ozren stands there and looks back at Brie, and another pony, an earth pony who is also blue, wears a grayish uniform. There is a copy of the Princess’s journal laying on part of the control panel off to the right. Ozren addresses Brie
“You again?”
Brie runs over and past a disoriented mail pony, and opens the door. As stated before, the gap between the locomotive and the RPO is not covered nor is there a floor, but neither is it non traversable. The door to the locomotive is unlocked. Going in, the Layout, strangely enough, is almost like that of a normal sleeping car, with a door in the center and a narrow corridor along the far left side of the locomotive. But unlike a normal car, there are no windows, only lighting. To the right are noisy stainless steel covered units with gauges, handles, and small openings fit things like oil. Some parts are more exposed, showing massive Diesel engines with giant cylinders driving large electric generators. Further towards the front, the corridor leads into an open cab. Or rather, an area behind the main cab that has a pair of bunks, a coffee machine on the right, and a small door on the left that is probably a lavatory. Through a threshold is the cab itself, where there are a pair of seats, a throttle, and a number of gauges and what have you on a control panel. Through the forward windows the track and the night are illuminated by the train’s headlight, and the night above is starry.
Black Ozren stands there and looks back at Brie, and another pony, an earth pony who is also blue, wears a grayish uniform. There is a copy of the Princess’s journal laying on part of the control panel off to the right. Ozren addresses Brie
“You again?”
>>99629
“What safe? The one in the RPO the bandits dynamited to try to get? Probably cash being transferred between banks, maybe jewelry... if it was something special, I am not aware of it.”
“What safe? The one in the RPO the bandits dynamited to try to get? Probably cash being transferred between banks, maybe jewelry... if it was something special, I am not aware of it.”
>>99631
Ozren looks over the to the engineer pony demandingly
“Smokes.”
The engineer pony lowers his ears
“Smokes. Now.”
He pulls out a cigarette from a pocket
“A light, too.”
Ozren answers
“That I need to get the hell out of this forest”
He lights a cigarette
Ozren looks over the to the engineer pony demandingly
“Smokes.”
The engineer pony lowers his ears
“Smokes. Now.”
He pulls out a cigarette from a pocket
“A light, too.”
Ozren answers
“That I need to get the hell out of this forest”
He lights a cigarette
>>99633
“Did you not see those sun cultists swarming this train? The pyromaniac train robbers didn’t help.”
“Did you not see those sun cultists swarming this train? The pyromaniac train robbers didn’t help.”
>>99634
"Oh for fuck's sake,..." Brie storms back through the train, pausing to search the corpses of the various ponies who are dead, headed for his cabin.
"Oh for fuck's sake,..." Brie storms back through the train, pausing to search the corpses of the various ponies who are dead, headed for his cabin.
>>99637
Loot, ammo, weapons, whatever. Brie has no idea how long this is going to take, and since he's down to two of his daggers ;_; it may be time to improvise
Loot, ammo, weapons, whatever. Brie has no idea how long this is going to take, and since he's down to two of his daggers ;_; it may be time to improvise
>>99638
Damn.
Looking into the opened safe, Brie can see, or rather, feel, that a number of notes were left in the back safe by the bandits in their haste. A book is also neglected. Perhaps more interesting are several envelopes that have fallen on the floor, but are too “fat” and heavy to simply be normal letters... they carry something valuable.
Also probably some of his daggers should still be there. At least the ones that were thrown inside of the train.
There is a shotgun with some shells in the RPO, and a carbine in the coach car as well as a pair of magazines. Private snowflake seems to have jumped the train when she could earlier.
Damn.
Looking into the opened safe, Brie can see, or rather, feel, that a number of notes were left in the back safe by the bandits in their haste. A book is also neglected. Perhaps more interesting are several envelopes that have fallen on the floor, but are too “fat” and heavy to simply be normal letters... they carry something valuable.
Also probably some of his daggers should still be there. At least the ones that were thrown inside of the train.
There is a shotgun with some shells in the RPO, and a carbine in the coach car as well as a pair of magazines. Private snowflake seems to have jumped the train when she could earlier.
>>99644
By that I mean, how much ammo does he have for each weapon, how many of his blades did he manage to locate, what's in the envelopes and everything, how much money did he find, etc.
"Du Junge Tiere hast noch die Papiere, die ich dir gegeben habe?" Brie asks the Lings, while pouring through everything.
By that I mean, how much ammo does he have for each weapon, how many of his blades did he manage to locate, what's in the envelopes and everything, how much money did he find, etc.
"Du Junge Tiere hast noch die Papiere, die ich dir gegeben habe?" Brie asks the Lings, while pouring through everything.
So what I neglected to mention was that several hours before I drugged myself with sleeping pills
>>99643
“Aha” says Kerr
>>99645
>>99644
“Ja” responds Kerr. Wesley however, open the door to the bathroom, and looks in with an expression of apprehension.
Then he points his hoof in and says
“Was wirst du mit ihnen machen?”
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>>99643
“Aha” says Kerr
>>99645
>>99644
“Ja” responds Kerr. Wesley however, open the door to the bathroom, and looks in with an expression of apprehension.
Then he points his hoof in and says
“Was wirst du mit ihnen machen?”
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Okay, so who is available when?
Well... it looks like Dark Star is dead...
At least he got to lather Skies
Silver may need to go for his Wheaties alone
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At least he got to lather Skies
Silver may need to go for his Wheaties alone
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>>99654
F. He will be missed.
How long are those two going to be in there? Silver gives the clock an impatient look, as he has been doing since he had stopped eavesdropping on Star and Skies' passion a few minutes ago. He throws his hooves in the air in a "fuck it" fashion, signaling he's had enough. I have things I need to do today. I can not wait forever for them to finish. As he begins to put on his clothing and equipment, he jots down a small note on a "borrowed" napkin for Blue, stating how he's going out to do a couple of tasks before tackling that catacombs job again today.
A few more minutes later, a fully-readied Silver makes his way out of the Hotel for the first time in what feels like ages. An empty growl from his stomach signals his most pressing concern. He quickly hooks himself up to the cart he left outside last night, and makes his way towards the diner he and Skies visited yesterday for Breakfast.
Still can not believe all of that took place in one day. Here is hoping today will be little bit more calm and orderly.
F. He will be missed.
How long are those two going to be in there? Silver gives the clock an impatient look, as he has been doing since he had stopped eavesdropping on Star and Skies' passion a few minutes ago. He throws his hooves in the air in a "fuck it" fashion, signaling he's had enough. I have things I need to do today. I can not wait forever for them to finish. As he begins to put on his clothing and equipment, he jots down a small note on a "borrowed" napkin for Blue, stating how he's going out to do a couple of tasks before tackling that catacombs job again today.
A few more minutes later, a fully-readied Silver makes his way out of the Hotel for the first time in what feels like ages. An empty growl from his stomach signals his most pressing concern. He quickly hooks himself up to the cart he left outside last night, and makes his way towards the diner he and Skies visited yesterday for Breakfast.
Still can not believe all of that took place in one day. Here is hoping today will be little bit more calm and orderly.
>>99657
He would have, had Star not stolen Skies for himself.
Unless it's a personal request from you. I'm fine with retconning if you want to be able to actually do something with Skies today, instead of waiting for Star to suddenly decide to be not-ded.
He would have, had Star not stolen Skies for himself.
Unless it's a personal request from you. I'm fine with retconning if you want to be able to actually do something with Skies today, instead of waiting for Star to suddenly decide to be not-ded.
>>99659
I mean, I would have thought it would be silver and Skies with Star thereafter joining them... I don’t know. It kind of makes sense to split but I thought there would be a discussion about it first
I mean, I would have thought it would be silver and Skies with Star thereafter joining them... I don’t know. It kind of makes sense to split but I thought there would be a discussion about it first
>>99660
Ohok. I'll let you be lazy then. For the sake of posterity:
There were two ponies down the ledge. They had a little more description, which makes me think they are semi-important ponies that I don't want to kill and can interrogate for info and be evil with the mare to get it.
>>99659
Try not to pound her and spill your seed inside of her again. A shitstorm of high magnitude will occur again.
Ohok. I'll let you be lazy then. For the sake of posterity:
There were two ponies down the ledge. They had a little more description, which makes me think they are semi-important ponies that I don't want to kill and can interrogate for info and be evil with the mare to get it.
>>99659
Try not to pound her and spill your seed inside of her again. A shitstorm of high magnitude will occur again.
>>99661
You just don't know when two specific players will be online at the same time, which creates problems when an NPC/DMPC is involved with both of them and they have different plans for their character's days.
Just as much as you would want this to be enjoyable for us Players, we would want this to be enjoyable for you the DM. Plus with Skies, you're basically a player in your own right, albeit with godly control over the universe we all reside in. If you want, I'll gladly retcon so Silver stays a bit longer: it's only one post to delet, after all. The interaction during the mission would certainly make it more interesting for everyone involved, you included.
>>99662
Oh shid, he liv!
You just don't know when two specific players will be online at the same time, which creates problems when an NPC/DMPC is involved with both of them and they have different plans for their character's days.
Just as much as you would want this to be enjoyable for us Players, we would want this to be enjoyable for you the DM. Plus with Skies, you're basically a player in your own right, albeit with godly control over the universe we all reside in. If you want, I'll gladly retcon so Silver stays a bit longer: it's only one post to delet, after all. The interaction during the mission would certainly make it more interesting for everyone involved, you included.
>>99662
Oh shid, he liv!
>>99664
He jumped down from the ledge to do that, yes. It is unsure of their allegiance yet. I think they're meant to be enemies from that one bang someone did when I hit the ledge gunstallion.
He jumped down from the ledge to do that, yes. It is unsure of their allegiance yet. I think they're meant to be enemies from that one bang someone did when I hit the ledge gunstallion.
[1d20+6 = 15]
>>99670
Making sure I'm not accidentally hitting a possible friendly.
Iron glances at the mare, unsure of going for her first. He fixes his gaze over to the stallion pointing another one of these armor piercers on him.
"You ponies and your guns."
Iron closes the distance between him and the armed pony for a swift, powerful strike on his chest.
>>99670
Making sure I'm not accidentally hitting a possible friendly.
Iron glances at the mare, unsure of going for her first. He fixes his gaze over to the stallion pointing another one of these armor piercers on him.
"You ponies and your guns."
Iron closes the distance between him and the armed pony for a swift, powerful strike on his chest.
>>99673
Hm. I think you're trying to make me hit the mare.
Iron, still unsure of hitting the mare in front of him, simply stares the little magic show.
(What is she doing?)
Hm. I think you're trying to make me hit the mare.
Iron, still unsure of hitting the mare in front of him, simply stares the little magic show.
(What is she doing?)
>>99676
Fuck it, I have made my decision. Silver never left the hotel room, he's just laying down on his back on the bed, bored as hell.
Fuck it, I have made my decision. Silver never left the hotel room, he's just laying down on his back on the bed, bored as hell.
[1d20+6 = 9]
>>99677
>>99678
>>99679
>>99676
(Uh oh. She is definitely threatening now.)
Seeing how the bullets he assumes Cauldron shot flicked off without much of an issue, decides to activate his survival instinct, breaking his code, and charges straight for the mare for a powerful hit for her chest.
(I must try her magical barrier to see if melee attacks work on her. She will not be available to fire with me right on her.)
>>99677
>>99678
>>99679
>>99676
(Uh oh. She is definitely threatening now.)
Seeing how the bullets he assumes Cauldron shot flicked off without much of an issue, decides to activate his survival instinct, breaking his code, and charges straight for the mare for a powerful hit for her chest.
(I must try her magical barrier to see if melee attacks work on her. She will not be available to fire with me right on her.)
>>99682
At least she will have to melee Iron, for that is not a tumble and he's right in front of her.
At least she will have to melee Iron, for that is not a tumble and he's right in front of her.
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