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A Company of Heroes Quest

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[X] Plan Glorious Light
-[X] Brunhilde Glöde
-[X] Your incredible power and skill with magic. You were an adventurer who had found in the wilderness a library of magic owned by a spirit. You've spent several years there studying lost magic and became a master of the mystic arts, slaying a vampire warlock in a magical duel. (Takes 1 week less to train mages and priests and costs 15% less gold. All mages and priests start at level 3 rather than level 2)
-[X] Accept. (taxes on your supplies and your headquarters will be 50% less)
-[X] Glory: Ever since you were young, you wanted to become a legendary hero. You achieved that dream, but you knew that there were many who wanted to have the same renown that you had. Why shouldn't you help the younger generation become names who are told in tales by tavern bards?
-[X] The Lightbringers
-[X] A small fortress along the large city walls. It was one of the lesser fortresses that were build alongside the walls that kept out the threats to the city, though it was still in a very good condition with plenty of supplies to help keep it running.
Price: 850 gold.

Don't fear betrayal — fear obscurity.
 
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sportoner said:
Don't fear betrayal — fear obscurity.
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You know the sad thing...about betrayal? It's that it never comes, from an enemy.

RandyTrevelyan said:
I know I should mix quests but, well, whats tthe harm?
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Well....two things really. 1. Making it too similar to another quest takes away the feelin' of creativitiy 2. It's not exactly fun to repeat things such as quests, which we don't get too many of.

But why does everyone want to buy the 850 option? There's obviously going to be reprecussions from it, and it doesn't even give secret holy magic!
 
[X] Plan League of it's own.

Can't help it. I'm a sucker for edgy characters
 
Nigerian Duck said:
You know the sad thing...about betrayal? It's that it never comes, from an enemy.


Well....two things really. 1. Making it too similar to another quest takes away the feelin' of creativitiy 2. It's not exactly fun to repeat things such as quests, which we don't get too many of.

But why does everyone want to buy the 850 option? There's obviously going to be reprecussions from it, and it doesn't even give secret holy magic!
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But it's not remotely similar. Completely different setting and Ra al ghul is only a side character who occasionally makes an appearance and allies with that quests main character. Also not the good guys in that quest.
 
RandyTrevelyan said:
But it's not remotely similar. Completely different setting and Ra al ghul is only a side character who occasionally makes an appearance and allies with that quests main character. Also not the good guys in that quest.
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Mhm, mhm, I get your point. But I had thought you were saying that it was the quest. A mistake on my part, so sorry about that.
I mean....who said we really have to be the good guys? There are plenty of morally grey hero settings:V

Twisted Mind said:
Can't help it. I'm a sucker for edgy characters
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I can respect that. *hands respect*
 
This is an unexpected race for the winning plan. I would enjoy very much seeing how it would go further, but I would require more votes for such a phenomenon to occur.
 
[X] Plan: We are professional
-[X] Colin Iliad
-[X] Your legendary skill with the blade. You owned a blade that you had gained after slaying a monstrous man-eating plant. Your natural talents with weapons and the sharpness of the blade made you a legendary killing machine who had slain the fierce Flaming Troll of Caraphooge Mountain. (Takes 1 week less to train warriors and costs 15% less gold. All warriors start at level 3 rather than level 2)
-[X] Refuse.
-[X] Gold: You never cared about honor, adventure or saving humanity and neither should your future heroes. You just wanted to make money and have the young heroes enjoy a comfortable life of wealth. After all, what's the point of living if you were poor?
-[X] Skybreakers
-[X] A small fortress along the large city walls. It was one of the lesser fortresses that were build alongside the walls that kept out the threats to the city, though it was still in a very good condition with plenty of supplies to help keep it running.
Price: 850 gold.
 
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Adhoc vote count started by Qudrim8054 on Oct 15, 2021 at 2:14 PM, finished with 18 posts and 9 votes.
  • [X] Plan League of it's own.
    -[X] Ra Al Ghul
    -[X] Your incredible technique and wits. You were a scavenger with quite a talent for using small blades and bows, as well as setting traps and brewing potions. Using these skills you were able to kill an entire clan of goblins, killing them with traps, poison-coated blades and arrow fire. (Takes 1 week less to train hunters and rogues and costs 15% less gold. All hunters and priests start at level 3 rather than level 2)
    -[X] Refuse.
    -[X] Protecting Humanity: Ever since you became a hero, you had a fanaticism to protect humanity from those who wanted to harm it, namely the monsters who constantly surround Dawnaspark. Creating this company has reignited that spark inside you and now you wanted to pass it on the the younger generation.
    -[X] The League of Shadows
    -[X] A small fortress along the large city walls. It was one of the lesser fortresses that were build alongside the walls that kept out the threats to the city, though it was still in a very good condition with plenty of supplies to help keep it running.
    [X] Plan Light of Glory
    -[X] Harold Olim
    -[X] Your incredible power and skill with magic. You were an adventurer who had found in the wilderness a library of magic owned by a spirit. You've spent several years there studying lost magic and became a master of the mystic arts, slaying a vampire warlock in a magical duel. (Takes 1 week less to train mages and priests and costs 15% less gold. All mages and priests start at level 3 rather than level 2)
    -[X] Refuse.
    -[X] Family: You were lonely and had an emptiness in your heart. You desired family and you wanted that those around you would feel like family as well. You couldn't care less about gold, glory or purging humanity's enemies. All you wanted was a family.
    -[X] H.E.R.O Inc. (What do the initials stand for? Nobody knows.)
    -[X] An abandoned church in the Outer Ring Sector of the city. It was a nice and small place that could be renovated and built upon further, but there was a small and beautiful shrine that your heroes could pray in. The place was certainly a decent foundation for something bigger.
    [X] Plan: We are professional
    -[X] Colin Iliad
    -[X] Your legendary skill with the blade. You owned a blade that you had gained after slaying a monstrous man-eating plant. Your natural talents with weapons and the sharpness of the blade made you a legendary killing machine who had slain the fierce Flaming Troll of Caraphooge Mountain. (Takes 1 week less to train warriors and costs 15% less gold. All warriors start at level 3 rather than level 2)
    -[X] Refuse.
    -[X] Gold: You never cared about honor, adventure or saving humanity and neither should your future heroes. You just wanted to make money and have the young heroes enjoy a comfortable life of wealth. After all, what's the point of living if you were poor?
    -[X] Skybreakers
    -[X] A small fortress along the large city walls. It was one of the lesser fortresses that were build alongside the walls that kept out the threats to the city, though it was still in a very good condition with plenty of supplies to help keep it running.
    [X] Plan Light of Glory
    -[X] Brunhilde Glöde
    -[X] Your incredible power and skill with magic. You were an adventurer who had found in the wilderness a library of magic owned by a spirit. You've spent several years there studying lost magic and became a master of the mystic arts, slaying a vampire warlock in a magical duel. (Takes 1 week less to train mages and priests and costs 15% less gold. All mages and priests start at level 3 rather than level 2)
    -[X] Accept. (taxes on your supplies and your headquarters will be 50% less)
    -[X] Glory: Ever since you were young, you wanted to become a legendary hero. You achieved that dream, but you knew that there were many who wanted to have the same renown that you had. Why shouldn't you help the younger generation become names who are told in tales by tavern bards?
    -[X] The Lightbringers
    -[X] A small fortress along the large city walls. It was one of the lesser fortresses that were build alongside the walls that kept out the threats to the city, though it was still in a very good condition with plenty of supplies to help keep it running.
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Hm... there are two plan by the same name. Didn't notice it before, my b. However, it is also a problem.

@Nigerian Duck and @sportoner, one of you must change the name of your plans and those who voted for them must choose which option they shall take.

There can be only a single light of glory, but that is not the only path to either the light or to glory.
 
Two plans with the same name! Wow, what a coincidence.

I didn't notice there was another plan named "Light of Glory". Sorry for the trouble, I changed my plan's name.
 
sportoner said:
Two plans with the same name! Wow, what a coincidence.

I didn't notice there was another plan named "Light of Glory". Sorry for the trouble, I changed my plan's name.
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Oh no, I think this is my fault actually. I just remembered I changed my vote to yours, the Light of Glory one, and I went and changed my plan thing. I think that messed up all the votes somehow, which made it split weirdly. I'm sorry bro.

@Qudrim8054 That was my bad, I (and everyone else who voted for light of glory) support Sportoner's plan.
 
Well, I think votes are closed. I'll update whenever.

As in whenever I have time in my busy schedule or whenever I feel like it. Till next time.
Scheduled vote count started by Qudrim8054 on Oct 13, 2021 at 2:48 PM, finished with 25 posts and 11 votes.
  • [X] Plan League of it's own.
    -[X] Ra Al Ghul
    -[X] Your incredible technique and wits. You were a scavenger with quite a talent for using small blades and bows, as well as setting traps and brewing potions. Using these skills you were able to kill an entire clan of goblins, killing them with traps, poison-coated blades and arrow fire. (Takes 1 week less to train hunters and rogues and costs 15% less gold. All hunters and priests start at level 3 rather than level 2)
    -[X] Refuse.
    -[X] Protecting Humanity: Ever since you became a hero, you had a fanaticism to protect humanity from those who wanted to harm it, namely the monsters who constantly surround Dawnaspark. Creating this company has reignited that spark inside you and now you wanted to pass it on the the younger generation.
    -[X] The League of Shadows
    -[X] A small fortress along the large city walls. It was one of the lesser fortresses that were build alongside the walls that kept out the threats to the city, though it was still in a very good condition with plenty of supplies to help keep it running.
    [X] Plan Light of Glory
    -[X] Harold Olim
    -[X] Your incredible power and skill with magic. You were an adventurer who had found in the wilderness a library of magic owned by a spirit. You've spent several years there studying lost magic and became a master of the mystic arts, slaying a vampire warlock in a magical duel. (Takes 1 week less to train mages and priests and costs 15% less gold. All mages and priests start at level 3 rather than level 2)
    -[X] Refuse.
    -[X] Family: You were lonely and had an emptiness in your heart. You desired family and you wanted that those around you would feel like family as well. You couldn't care less about gold, glory or purging humanity's enemies. All you wanted was a family.
    -[X] H.E.R.O Inc. (What do the initials stand for? Nobody knows.)
    -[X] An abandoned church in the Outer Ring Sector of the city. It was a nice and small place that could be renovated and built upon further, but there was a small and beautiful shrine that your heroes could pray in. The place was certainly a decent foundation for something bigger.
    [X] Plan: We are professional
    -[X] Colin Iliad
    -[X] Your legendary skill with the blade. You owned a blade that you had gained after slaying a monstrous man-eating plant. Your natural talents with weapons and the sharpness of the blade made you a legendary killing machine who had slain the fierce Flaming Troll of Caraphooge Mountain. (Takes 1 week less to train warriors and costs 15% less gold. All warriors start at level 3 rather than level 2)
    -[X] Refuse.
    -[X] Gold: You never cared about honor, adventure or saving humanity and neither should your future heroes. You just wanted to make money and have the young heroes enjoy a comfortable life of wealth. After all, what's the point of living if you were poor?
    -[X] Skybreakers
    -[X] A small fortress along the large city walls. It was one of the lesser fortresses that were build alongside the walls that kept out the threats to the city, though it was still in a very good condition with plenty of supplies to help keep it running.
    [X] Plan Glorious Light
    -[X] Brunhilde Glöde
    -[X] Your incredible power and skill with magic. You were an adventurer who had found in the wilderness a library of magic owned by a spirit. You've spent several years there studying lost magic and became a master of the mystic arts, slaying a vampire warlock in a magical duel. (Takes 1 week less to train mages and priests and costs 15% less gold. All mages and priests start at level 3 rather than level 2)
    -[X] Accept. (taxes on your supplies and your headquarters will be 50% less)
    -[X] Glory: Ever since you were young, you wanted to become a legendary hero. You achieved that dream, but you knew that there were many who wanted to have the same renown that you had. Why shouldn't you help the younger generation become names who are told in tales by tavern bards?
    -[X] The Lightbringers
    -[X] A small fortress along the large city walls. It was one of the lesser fortresses that were build alongside the walls that kept out the threats to the city, though it was still in a very good condition with plenty of supplies to help keep it running.
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