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[X] Londinium, they'd never expect such a small party to attack their capital!

I think I agree with @yinko we have enough tricks to cause some major havoc in ways they wouldn't expect so this might be doable. I'm hoping at least.
 
[X] South Gotha, cutting off supplies through Argonian warfare tactics in the forests.

Flanking move works quite well.
 
yinko said:
They could Break the Dragon. They could recreate Azra's Rift by screwing with shadow magic. They could drop Albion into the sea. They could draw the attention of the Ideal Masters.

Off the top of my head, those are literally the worst things that could happen.
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Not sure how they could pull off a Dragon Break, but wouldn't that also imply that you survive even if you die, since all outcomes become canon? I do agree that the Ideal Masters would be a less than ideal outcome for Halkeginia... maybe worse than even Sheogorath or Bal, though I will admit to drawing a blank about Azra's Rift.

Vehk would be a bad end as well, considering the things (S)he is usually involved in.
 
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Sounds about as bad as trying to teach Louise Pankratosword.

edit: Come to think of it, it's kind of funny how you guys made Louise your apprentice whilst playing a character from a world with many forms of magical nukes.
 
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[X] South Gotha, cutting off supplies through Argonian warfare tactics in the forests.

Spiders in a forest? Sounds pretty workable. Summons in general should be pretty useful for hit and run tactics there.
Attacking Londinium just sounds like a really bad idea. As in, it's a joke option like infecting random strangers with lycanthropy for no reason, and is liable to get us killed.
 
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Rhadamanthine said:
[X] South Gotha, cutting off supplies through Argonian warfare tactics in the forests.

Spiders in a forest? Sounds pretty workable. Summons in general should be pretty useful for hit and run tactics there.
Attacking Londinium just sounds like a really bad idea. As in, it's a joke option like poisoning random strangers with lycanthropy for no reason.
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All options are viable if you plan correctly. Also, you've left a werewolf in Tarbes for about a month on a world where every time the moon was shown in the anime it was a double full moon.
 
PieceThruWar said:
All options are viable if you plan correctly. Also, you've left a werewolf in Tarbes for about a month on a world where every time the moon was shown in the anime it was a double full moon.
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Well. I'm sure everything is going juuuust fine there. Hopefully once were done with this little war business she'll have built up a nice bounty we can collect.

If we're going for that option should we try to write-in a more detailed plan now or can we do that next update?

Also just curious, but what worlds are available for us to explore? Is anything allowed? Only worlds with magic? Only certain kinds of magic (do some supernatural powers qualify as magic?)? We see wand work and incantations in Helgenkia so I'm guessing worlds like Harry Potter would work as well. Could a world like Deltora Quest work where there's magic, but no real spellcasters or mages (okay there is the Shadow Lord, but he's really not the norm there). In worlds where using magic/using it in the wrong way can drive you crazy like Dresden Files and PMMM would it affect us there?

Sorry if that's a lot and if this question has been raised before, just a general check on what worlds we could travel to and how our magic interacts with them.
 
[X] South Gotha, cutting off supplies through Argonian warfare tactics in the forests.
let summon/burn/rune trap
illusion the garde of the food depot and poison the fuck out of it




am pretty sure that hircine want to kiss us
 
Blueshift said:
Well. I'm sure everything is going juuuust fine there. Hopefully once were done with this little war business she'll have built up a nice bounty we can collect.

If we're going for that option should we try to write-in a more detailed plan now or can we do that next update?

Also just curious, but what worlds are available for us to explore? Is anything allowed? Only worlds with magic? Only certain kinds of magic (do some supernatural powers qualify as magic?)? We see wand work and incantations in Helgenkia so I'm guessing worlds like Harry Potter would work as well. Could a world like Deltora Quest work where there's magic, but no real spellcasters or mages (okay there is the Shadow Lord, but he's really not the norm there). In worlds where using magic/using it in the wrong way can drive you crazy like Dresden Files and PMMM would it affect us there?

Sorry if that's a lot and if this question has been raised before, just a general check on what worlds we could travel to and how our magic interacts with them.
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You can write up a plan now if you like or wait until the current vote is decided and you arrive at the chosen destination. If that

As for available worlds, obviously it must be a world that I know a decent amount about. Worlds on my list so far are; Dark souls 1, Worm, The Legend of Zelda, Fallout, Familiar of zero(in case you didn't know), Mass Effect, Lord of the rings, Naruto, Harry Potter, and Halo.

Feel free to make suggestions, because for some reason, I can't think of all the different series that I've seen/read/played at the moment. I've never heard of Deltora quest, don't know enough about Dresden besides the fact that magic = Bad Things, and Pmmm sounds interesting if I ever get around to watching it... I only know a bit about it from reading other quests. Meowquest

Edit: No Warhammer 40k or derivative works. Though I find the series to be interesting, I would likely butcher it and then be hunted down and banished from time and space once more murdered in my sleep.
 
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PieceThruWar said:
You can write up a plan now if you like or wait until the current vote is decided and you arrive at the chosen destination.

As for available worlds, obviously it must be a world that I know a decent amount about. Worlds on my list so far are; Dark souls 1, Worm, The Legend of Zelda, Fallout, Familiar of zero(in case you didn't know), Mass Effect, Lord of the rings, Naruto, Harry Potter, and Halo.

Feel free to make suggestions, because for some reason, I can't think of all the different series that I've seen/read/played at the moment. I've never heard of Deltora quest, don't know enough about Dresden besides the fact that magic = Bad Things, and Pmmm sounds interesting if I ever get around to watching it... I only know a bit about it from reading other quests. Meowquest
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Thanks, that sounds good. I think I'll leave the plan for the moment, wait till the vote is done and we know our destination, get to see the place and hen try and come up with something that works off it.

Yeah Deltora Quest is an old book series, not surprised that you haven't heard about it. Hmm, well if we are allowed to make suggestions I guess I can put up a list of some of the things I know, see whether they're okay or not.

Ebberon
Forgotten Realms
Chrono Trigger
Pokemon
Marvel
DC
Dishonored
Exalted
World of Darkness
Mistborn
The Wheel of Time
Percy Jackson and the Olympians
Bleach
One Piece
Fairy Tail
Boku no Hero Academia
Psycho Pass
Dragonball
RWBY
Avatar: The Last Airbender/Legend of Korra
Dragon Age
InFamous
Prototype
Sonic
Mario
Deus Ex
Star Wars
Star Trek
The Walking Dead
Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood
Homestuck
Terraria
 
Blueshift said:
Chrono Trigger- yes

Pokemon- pikachu was sacrificed for Louis's sword.

Marvel- too inconsistent for me to do.

DC- only liked flashpoint, don't know enough of the rest to deal with the likes of batman.

Dishonored- bought the game, had it stolen before I could open the packaging.

Exalted- possibly a champion doing the same type of thing as you, but you won't be going there.

The Wheel of Time- sounds familiar, but I can't place it.

Bleach- maybe, but I lost track during the espada arc

One Piece- don't know enough, but you'd probably get hopelessly creamed from what I've heard.

Fairy Tail- possibly, but I lost track of the series during the tournament.

Dragonball- the goku childhood series or Dragonball z?

RWBY- I love the series but I'm hesitant due to how little content exists.

Avatar: The Last Airbender/Legend of Korra- why not.

Dragon Age- all I know is its a bioware game that involved a planemeld

InFamous- static shock meets prototype?

Prototype- not until you fix your whole 'vulnerable meat puppet' issue. You'd be infected/devoured before you could take a cure disease potion.

Mario- ha!

Deus Ex- love transhumanism, but never played it.

Star Wars- likely, but it would require a subvote on the time period.

The Walking Dead- I followed the comic until the prison, but if I threw you into a zombie world as a necromancer, what would you do?

Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood- would be great if I knew more about the world other than the events following the elric brothers.
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Thanks for the speedy response. Sucks to hear that your game got stolen before you could play it, it's a pretty fun stealth/action game.

The Wheel of Time is fairly well known fantasy book series, but if you don't know it then it's off the list.

I meant Dragonball, goku's childhood, not Z mostly for the same reasons why we wouldn't want to go into One Piece in anywhere on the Grand Line: Enemies would be way too strong, we'd get crushed (I mean even in Goku's childhood/East Blue there are still enemies that can beat us down, but we'll have more of a chance at least and our tricks will be more effective).

RWBY is a little low on content, but the World of Remnant videos help explain a lot, particularly the recent ones on the four kingdoms Totally not being insistent on this one because Aura's one of the easiest ways to buff up our squishyness

I guess that sums up Infamous pretty well, though there are a lot of other, weaker conduits out there too.

Yeah, I guess that's true about Prototype, though now I really want to trick Alex Mercer into drinking that potion and watch what happens.
 
Rhadamanthine said:
Which was a ridiculous idea, and oddly out of character. But Skyrim werewolves aren't feral during the change, from what I remember.
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Well some werewolves could control it, most turned into feral beasts. The werewolf plan was to create a bounty to collect... You guys just focused on other endeavors instead of following up on the lycanthropy issue.
 
[X] Londinium, they'd never expect such a small party to attack their capital!

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