Dawn of Worlds I (OOC)

kobo1d wrote:Lol can I make a Mary-Sue race too?

Premier Cherdenko wrote:

kobo1d wrote:Lol can I make a Mary-Sue race too?

That depends, does it breathe fire?

kobo1d wrote:

Premier Cherdenko wrote:

kobo1d wrote:Lol can I make a Mary-Sue race too?

That depends, does it breathe fire?

Just lightning, I think. Also they will be immortal.

Premier Cherdenko wrote:Monty, if you want your races to have cities you have to command them to build cities (4 points per city), then mark the cities on the map.

It'd also be nice if you could write a bit more fluff.

The Changer of Ways wrote:missed rolls
13 + 19 = 32

Deathmarine wrote:

The Changer of Ways wrote:missed rolls
13 + 19 = 32

What rolls did you miss? You haven't missed atleast the last 4-5 rolls.

The Changer of Ways wrote:

Deathmarine wrote:

The Changer of Ways wrote:missed rolls
13 + 19 = 32

What rolls did you miss? You haven't missed atleast the last 4-5 rolls.

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Premier Cherdenko wrote:Nightbringer, you can only raise 1 army per city per turn.

FireBlaze wrote:IIRC, you can create two armies per turn if you command your avatar to make another army.

Also, should I take out 5 points to make official the magic advancement of my guys?

Premier Cherdenko wrote:

FireBlaze wrote:IIRC, you can create two armies per turn if you command your avatar to make another army.

Also, should I take out 5 points to make official the magic advancement of my guys?

>any given city may only produce one army in a given turn.

If it's just "they're good at magic," then no. But if, like Nightbringer, you want them to excel in a particular school of magic (for obvious reasons I'm saying no to "they are the greatest at all magics ever") then yes.

FireBlaze wrote:

Premier Cherdenko wrote:

FireBlaze wrote:IIRC, you can create two armies per turn if you command your avatar to make another army.

Also, should I take out 5 points to make official the magic advancement of my guys?

>any given city may only produce one army in a given turn.

If it's just "they're good at magic," then no. But if, like Nightbringer, you want them to excel in a particular school of magic (for obvious reasons I'm saying no to "they are the greatest at all magics ever") then yes.

BUT THEY R THE GREATEST RACE EVAR!!1


Also,

Command Avatar - An avatar can perform
ONE of the following immortal or Many
Mortal actions (such as leading an army) in a
turn when commanded. Immortal actions
which an avatar can perform include:
Command City, Create Order, Command
Order, Create City, Corrupt/Purify City, Create
Race (ONCE) , gather an army. Through the
use of an avatar, players may for example
raise two armies in a turn from the same city,
or execute two commands upon a race.

Premier Cherdenko wrote:

FireBlaze wrote:

Premier Cherdenko wrote:

FireBlaze wrote:IIRC, you can create two armies per turn if you command your avatar to make another army.

Also, should I take out 5 points to make official the magic advancement of my guys?

>any given city may only produce one army in a given turn.

If it's just "they're good at magic," then no. But if, like Nightbringer, you want them to excel in a particular school of magic (for obvious reasons I'm saying no to "they are the greatest at all magics ever") then yes.

BUT THEY R THE GREATEST RACE EVAR!!1


Also,

Command Avatar - An avatar can perform
ONE of the following immortal or Many
Mortal actions (such as leading an army) in a
turn when commanded. Immortal actions
which an avatar can perform include:
Command City, Create Order, Command
Order, Create City, Corrupt/Purify City, Create
Race (ONCE) , gather an army. Through the
use of an avatar, players may for example
raise two armies in a turn from the same city,
or execute two commands upon a race.

Well shit I guess I'm wrong.
Good find.

Premier Cherdenko wrote:Gonna say that the goblins and orcs are both -1 Corrupt, since I didn't realize you could set that when creating races.

Also, the limit for alignment will be +/- 3, unless someone has an objection to that?

Oh and commanding your lion-people to send out an expeditionary party would require you to Command them.

kobo1d wrote:It was just fluff, I didn't realize I had to command my race to do absolutely everything, I figured they could do certain stuff without me holding their hand. C'est la vie.