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A Light from the Shadow (Tolkien CKII)

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[X] The Two Kingdoms: Let things stay separate. You'll take command of the Orcs and try to survive in the depths while being good allies of the Khazad. They will make their decisions independently and without your intervention.
 
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[X] The Two Kingdoms: Let things stay separate. You'll take command of the Orcs and try to survive in the depths while being good allies of the Khazad. They will make their decisions independently and without your intervention.
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Professor Vesca

[X] Lord of Dwarves and Orcs: What it says on the tin. Using your prestige as a Maïa you'll take charge of the dwarves and the orcs of Moria as their leader. While some may grumble your rule will be light for the dwarves and you'll just "advise" them of concentrating their efforts in some direction or another. Of course rulership means responsibilities and the People of Durin will become your people too, to protect and cherish.
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Random Member
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[X] The Two Kingdoms:
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Namer
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The king Chad

[X] Lord of Dwarves and Orcs
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DrachenEngel
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[X] Lord of Dwarves and Orcs: What it says on the tin. Using your prestige as a Maïa you'll take charge of the dwarves and the orcs of Moria as their leader. While some may grumble your rule will be light for the dwarves and you'll just "advise" them of concentrating their efforts in some direction or another. Of course rulership means responsibilities and the People of Durin will become your people too, to protect and cherish.

[x] From the lowest to the highest, I call upon Varda that sits upon Taniquetil.
 
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[X] The Two Kingdoms: Let things stay separate. You'll take command of the Orcs and try to survive in the depths while being good allies of the Khazad. They will make their decisions independently and without your intervention.
 
[X] Lord of Dwarves and Orcs: What it says on the tin. Using your prestige as a Maïa you'll take charge of the dwarves and the orcs of Moria as their leader. While some may grumble your rule will be light for the dwarves and you'll just "advise" them of concentrating their efforts in some direction or another. Of course rulership means responsibilities and the People of Durin will become your people too, to protect and cherish.

Rule both, so that we can stay on top of all the inevitable frictions.
 
[X] The Two Kingdoms: Let things stay separate. You'll take command of the Orcs and try to survive in the depths while being good allies of the Khazad. They will make their decisions independently and without your intervention.
 
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Nope I do that a lot, making people choose between mini events and classical turns is what I do.
 
Speaking of that I"ve bit of a problem. Intrigue actions for a good Tolkienian character are very difficult to come by. Do people have ideas? (consider this an advance write-in)
 
ganonso said:
Speaking of that I"ve bit of a problem. Intrigue actions for a good Tolkienian character are very difficult to come by. Do people have ideas? (consider this an advance write-in)
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In the current situation we could try to send some orcs to infiltrate the other Misty Mountain tribes or Gundabad.
We could send scouts to Angmar, to check if really everything is dead. (and staying dead)
Some internal security actions could fall under intrigue, I guess we'll need something like this to keep the orcs under control.
 
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ganonso said:
Speaking of that I"ve bit of a problem. Intrigue actions for a good Tolkienian character are very difficult to come by. Do people have ideas? (consider this an advance write-in)
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Personal or faction? Gandalf skulked around all kinds of dark fortresses and so on to try to find out what the f was going on, for example. Alternately, consider that bringing the Hobbits to the council could be considered a sort of intrigue action, what with subtly and indirectly derailing all the species rivalries and so on.
 
[x] Go introduce yourself to Galadriel

Intrigue actions could be scouting of the surrounding (or far) areas, finding what people think of us, subtly make ouselves known among other factions and peoples (the other orc tribes and settlement) without our enemies finding out, infiltrating, stealing dangerous artifacts, exploring unknown areas or anything else done in secret, even if it's not really espionage, like building secret outposts or arranging secret meetings.
 
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