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A Sword Without a Hilt: A Song of Ice and Fire/D&D 3.5 Crossover

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Soon the Old Gods will have their herald….

Cmon guys take a chill pill the faster y'all do the faster y'all get an awesome toy :V
 
Get the Heart Trees immune to all elements first, then awaken one as a Treant in a sea of demonic blood.

Otherbane shall finally rise!
 
Duesal said:
-[X] Warding
--[X] Redistribute all wards from King's Landing (10 km Dispersal, Uncertainty, & Phase Wards) to protect Qohor and the Forge. Have the wards hidden and protected adequately so as not to repeat the mistakes of Everfire Dale which saw them destroyed in aerial bombardment.
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The plan was to have a full vote on redoing military deployments and spending once Qohor is fully wrapped and I had some time to prepare everything.

Until then, the assumption is that the Qarth set is being kept on the Moonchaser to defend Qohor, as there is no base in Qarth that could use these stones anyway.
 
Duesal said:
Probably the Old Gods. The least demanding in worship and still providing refuge in the Greendream.

The Old Gods are the gods of people who can't bother to be religious. And Ned.
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The Old Gods are also the gods of those who do not care if their human concerns are listened to, or do not realize they fall on deaf ears. I mean they are great if you are a dragon sorcerer who showers them in the blood of his enemies, but Joe Random Farmer asking for a good harvest from the Old Gods with nothing but hope and humility in his heart will not even get a shrug because the old ones are busy and he did not give them any cause to listen.

I just thought this needs to be said to point out why worship of them is not a widespread as it once was and why it may peak sooner rather than later even in the Imperium.
 
DragonParadox said:
The Old Gods are also the gods of those who do not care if their human concerns are listened to, or do not realize they fall on deaf ears. I mean they are great if you are a dragon sorcerer who showers them in the blood of his enemies, but Joe Random Farmer asking for a good harvest from the Old Gods with nothing but hope and humility in his heart will not even get a shrug because the old ones are busy and he did not give them any cause to listen.

I just thought this needs to be said to point out why worship of them is not a widespread as it once was and why it may peak sooner rather than later even in the Imperium.
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Can't you get boons by sacrificing animals like chickens and shit.

Pretty sure a large part of faers can afford that.
 
DragonParadox said:
Well yeah, but humans are not really looking to maximize consistency in their gods. If you want a god to listen to you more become more virtuous and if you become virtuous enough you might even gain the ability to make miracles happen with a few short words, that is called a cleric.
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I mean the people will see that the spirits of the green dream up and about in our empire helping people as healers and teachers and various other task.

The sheer amount of "charity" the leshys and others do would be enough to endear them to the people and through them the old gods.
There is a reason that missionaries have a pretty god track record of converting people. Because casting miracle by being virtuous is good, but an incarnate spirit doing it for you is a much better reason for worship.
 
DragonParadox said:
The Old Gods are also the gods of those who do not care if their human concerns are listened to, or do not realize they fall on deaf ears. I mean they are great if you are a dragon sorcerer who showers them in the blood of his enemies, but Joe Random Farmer asking for a good harvest from the Old Gods with nothing but hope and humility in his heart will not even get a shrug because the old ones are busy and he did not give them any cause to listen.

I just thought this needs to be said to point out why worship of them is not a widespread as it once was and why it may peak sooner rather than later even in the Imperium.
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That's why we need to sidestep this and spread Leshys across the Imperium. The gods won't listen but the minions are pretty damn helpful.
 
Vote closed.
Adhoc vote count started by DragonParadox on Jul 11, 2021 at 6:32 AM, finished with 56 posts and 11 votes.
  • [X] Weeding the Garden
    -[X] To those who show psionics
    --[X] Let the Inquisition deal with them, perhaps they can even hire some new talent
    -[X] To the priests who surrendered
    --[X] Have the Inquisition vet which ones are suitable, then allow them to present themselves to Qyburn to serve
    -[X] To the sorcerer-smiths
    --[X] Induct all of them, their former crimes forgotten //This is with the understanding that the Inquisition is watching, and so is Qyburn.
    -[X] Warding
    --[X] Redistribute all wards from King's Landing (10 km Dispersal, Uncertainty, & Phase Wards) to protect Qohor and the Forge. Have the wards hidden and protected adequately so as not to repeat the mistakes of Everfire Dale which saw them destroyed in aerial bombardment.
    [X] Weeding the Garden slightly more
    -[X] To those who show psionics
    --[X] Let the Inquisition deal with them, perhaps they can even hire some new talent
    -[X] To the priests who surrendered
    --[X] Try them as cultists and servants of a Forbidden God
    -[X] To the sorcerer-smiths
    --[X] Induct all of them, their former crimes forgotten //This is with the understanding that the Inquisition is watching, and so is Qyburn.
    [X]Cleansing The Garden
    -[X] To those who show psionics
    --[X] Direct them to get cleansed at the Fount of the Merling King
    -[X] To the priests who surrendered
    --[X] Try to direct them to mind healers with careful Inquisition oversight
    -[X] To the sorcerer-smiths
    --[X] Accept only those who were enemies of the Green Faith into your service
    [X] Direct them to get cleansed at the Fount of the Merling King
    [X] Try to direct them to mind healers with careful Inquisition oversight
    [X] Accept only those who were enemies of the Green Faith into your service
    [X] Duesal's vote with the addition of assigning Xor to handle the eldritch interpretations
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Qyburn: "As you new god, these are my tenants:

1. Thou shall follow proper lab procedures.
2. Thou shall always publish your full data set.
3. Thou shall always complete your research, even if the outcome seems clear or discouraging.
4. Thou shall learn from your betters and teach to your lessers.
5. Thou shall not bother others unnecessarily during their work hours.

That is all."

Priest 1: "What about people who have other gods beside you? Will you damn them for that sin?"

Qyburn: "No. In fact, make sure you have at least one other god beside me, so that the bloody snake doesn't bother me about you lot."

Priest 2: "What about people who falsify their research data?"

Qyburn: "Ṡ̷͕̠̞̙͕͎̦̥͋̽̓͜͝͠͝T̴̼̱̯͋̔̃̐̏̈̀̇̿̀̊̄̿͊̃͝͝Ŕ̷̨̢̝̹̭̮̮̠̱͇̪͈̝̦̙͈̘̩̫̣̝̣̮̀̄̆̉̈́̈́̂̎̅̽̉͝A̸̧̧̗̝̘̲̘̰̥̥͚̩̼̥͉͐̓̇͒İ̸̛͔̙̞̥̙͖͖̯̫̞̓̂͗̆̕Ģ̸͖̱̗̱̣̼̟̼̭̎̄̆͊̆͗́͒́H̶̨̡̨̢͖̻̤̝̙̟͔͎̭͉͙̫̱̠̠̩̣̣̼͆̌̓̐́̾̕͜ͅT̸̡͉̘̟͚͙̱̘̯̝̲͚͚̭̫̦̘̖̠͓͕̓̎͗̅̈́̉̀̈́̎͒́͆͑̏̕̕͠ ̷̡̧̛͔̞̤̥̞̣̪͉̣͉̳̻̠̼̲̼̓͛̅͑̈́̐̋̄̇͊̎̋̇͆̈́͂̋̆̓̋́̋̀͝Ṭ̷̡̢̞̲̟̝̜̔̌̂̍͌͒̔̋̐͝ͅÖ̷̗̜́ ̸̡̧̧̗͙͎̝̫͈̣̫̮̣̰̻͍͖̠̼̇͗́̄̿͐̕͜S̵̢̥̈́͌Ų̸͇̖̲̜̫͙̬̺̞̣̱̤̏̈̍̍̒̓̃͛͆̚̕͠ͅP̶̹̬̭̦̯͙̮̗̬̫͍͕̫̘̦̞͇͕̯̻̤̮͐Ë̵̢́͑̓͒̊R̴̡̢̧͈͎̭͔̞̼̺̬̞̩͉̦̤̼̭̖̼͂̌̈́́́́͐̔̈́͋̎̌̍̿͆̿̈́͝ͅ ̴̛̪̣̙̰̻̤͉̯̥̦͇̯̎͐̋́̈̇̎̎̌̑̇͂̔̾̊́̃͋̔̊̕͘͘͜͜H̴̨̢̝̪̯̺̠̺̣̆̎̀̄́́̋͜Ē̴̘̆͘̚̕L̷̨̢̡̛̝͕̯̰̺͕͍̫̳͕̥̼͇͇͍̞͕͍̠̎̓͂̄̆̇̚̕͝͝ͅĻ̸̙̦̪̼̪̲̩͗̀́̔̓͐͒͑̓͑͛̃̈̈̕.̶̢̛̛̺͕̦͕͍̗̳̤̣̝̳͉͚͈͖͗̇͌́̈̏͂̎̉̀̾̈́̈́͑́̀́̓͐̌ ̷̻̬̰̺͖͖̥̗̠͔̹̘̹͇̫̟̺̰͍͚̗̫̙͛̔͝ͅA̸͉͔̯̩͛̀́̈̑͠L̷̡̪̺̮̃̊̉́͆͗̇̋̓͗̊͒́̽̎̀̔̚͘͜͝͝Ļ̸̣̻̲̗̽ ̴̧͕̟͉̝̩͆̃̔͗͐̌̽͆́́͝ͅT̵̡̢̛̙͎̠̲̭̲̰̭̻͇̣̜̭̤̊̍͒̈́̃͐̓́̈́̒̆́̈́̔̋̈́̾̕͜͝͝ͅH̸̡̧̧͉̗̘̬̲̻̮̹̠̪̮͍̫̼̭̗͔̗̬͇̯̤́́̈́̓͂̓̄̃̈́́͒̈́̒̀̎̆̌͘̕̕͘͘͝Ȩ̵̧̧͙͈̻̹̭̖͇̬̦̫͕̼͙̞̤̹̥̣̟̗̎̀̌͒̐͆̽̾́̑͐́̈́͛̒̒̅̈́̕̚͠ͅͅ ̵̛͕̰̖̦͓̼̇̒̓͋̍̾̀͋̈̒͗̏̽͘͘͝W̴̢̢̨̱͔͇͎̜͇̗̟̝̜̞̝͓̯͑̈͆̊̀͋͂̌̋̉̄̄͒͜͝ͅͅĄ̶̢̛͔̲̺̬̳͎̫̻͛̀̇̈́̂̚͠Y̸̘̤̖̱̯̎̓̓͂̍͑͋̿͑̈́̃͒̐̆͘ ̵̡̧̧̛̭͇̫͇̳̩̭̪̙̠̖̭̪̳̘̱̪̫̼̭͕̏̄̆̆͋͊̄̎̐͝D̴̡̛̥͙͔̝̗̖̺̼͌̄̈́̂͂̂̈̀͋̐͐̑͂̓̊͂̉͗͂̕͜͜͠͝͝Ö̴̧̧̟͖͉̳̤̞̦͕͚̺̞̖̩͚͚̭́̇͛̀́͊̉̊͆͑̈́̿̃̒̉̐͜͝͝W̴̛̛̠̹̦̹̉̍̉̈̄̅͝N̷̝̻̳͈͙̰̝͖͎͕̬͉͉̯̩̘͎̜̗͍̯̾͆̉̃̎̑̽̎̽̓̓̍͗͘͠.̸̨̛̛̣͎̦̠̲̟̝̫͓̟̺̦͊͌̎̐́͆̆͑̑̓̈́͊̋̀͊͛̄͌̚̚̚͜ ̴̢̨̛̛̛͕͔̲̭̫͊̄͌̇̀̌̌̊̔̋̃͌͗̿͆̂͘͘͜͜͝͠͝ͅT̴̨̨̡̛̲̲͓͖̞̙̼͈̳̩͕̜̤͎͉̪̰̦̽͌̑͑̃̆ͅÓ̷͇̌͊͒̚̚ ̵̛̥͚̣̜̺͎͔͉̦͓̤̘̺͉͚̘͙̘̼͈͚̰͉̌̆́̋̀͑͐͂̓̈́̈́͌͘Ţ̵̡͉̥̩̟̫͚̲̞̳̭͚͖̖̟̥̟̮͍̺̺̜̽́̈͊̊̆̌̂̄̿̂̑̆͗͘̕͜͝ͅH̷̨̡̘̞̦͌̎̒̈̉̂͆̂̄̓͂́̕͜Ḛ̷̡̛͇̟͙̞̰̟͖̙͙̺̱̲̥̺͕̮̓̀͛̎̅̀̄͒͐̅͆͐̾͝ ̶̡̱̲͍̻̞͓͙̪̯̹͑͌͐͊͐̄͒́̈́̀̆̀͒͊̀̾͋͋̕B̸̢̡̨̛̙̙͍͇̝̟̹̱͈͈̥̤̰̦̝̼̳̝̘̝̏̉̃̈͌͘ͅO̸̧̧̢̧̡̩̮͕̙̰͈͔̖̳̳̭̱̬̭̪͚̯̫̓̿̂͛͋̉̓̎̎͛̎̔̏̽͜͠I̴̛̟̋͌̾̈́͋̆̋̌̚͠L̴̠͚̻͔̯̥̻̘͎̮̜̞̖̞̩̠̱͉̰̦̠̗͑̂̓̓̾̏̀̏̈͘͘͝͝͝E̴̢͉̘̟̼̞͓̣͙̱̼̣̙̰͔̊̒̂̈́̎̿̓̐̚R̵̜̹̄̐̀͋̍̎̀̿́̀́̿̐̄͂̔͗̀͛ ̵͚͔̞͕̮̻̠͕͍̼̠̪̲̮̖̒̏̀͒̐̽͝Ŗ̵̛̬̞͙͙̫̱̩̜͗͑̓̆̈́̔͂͗̏̽͛͐͒͑͗͆̐̎̎͒͌͝Ò̴̢̺͖̼̦̇͊̀͐Ȍ̵̦̀͋͝M̸̧̨̮̟̰̭͇͇͇̥̣̭̣̰̥̖͙̟̻͈͈̔̆͜ ̴̡̨̛̛̛͓̠̟͓̘͙̳͇͔̪͎̜̝͙̥̫̣̜̠̦̥͙́̅̓͑̃͐̈́͛͌̓͜Ǫ̶̢̡̡͙̰̼̯̭͚̹̙̭̹̫̟̝͖̩͕̊͆̿͜͜F̴͍̬̟̯̙̺̟̣̗̝͚̬̝̙̥͚̞̪͔͕̫̙̔̾̃̉́̈́̔͘͝ ̶̨̨̛̩̮̗͈̖̝̦̦̣͔̽͑͗̽̿̾͐͑̊̔͋̌̄̿͑̒̒̈̂Ş̵̨̛̛̩̪̺̱̻̝̥̫̹̘͚̲͕̥́́̂͒̄͒̒̂̈́̑̎͑̈͘̕̚͜͜͠ͅͅͅŮ̴̡̩̲͎͎̫̻̮͉͋̓̍̀͆́̃̍̀̉̊͘̚̕͠ͅP̵̺̙̬͐̋̓͛͘E̵͖̮̮͛͌͂̍̈̅̅̅̕R̵͈̉͗̏̐̾̂̒̅̊̐͒́́̉̀̈́̌̂̎͒́͗̕͘͝ ̸̢̧̡̛̛̼͙̖͇͖̪̝̱̗͖̱̰̜̘̥̹͈̣̭̯͊͊͋̊̈́̀̈͘H̷̢͕͕̫̲͆́̕͜Ḙ̴̢̧͈̺̘̞̠͓̱͚̬͇̟̤̲̻̜̹̈́̅̓̐̂͂̾́́̈͝ͅḺ̸̨͖̣̦̺̿̏̀͠ͅL̸̩̈́̊̀̔͛̊͝.̴̱̪͕͔̽̂̍̂̌́̎͐͝"
 
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Part MMMDCCCXLVI: Shifting Pieces
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    Third Day of the Tenth Month 294 AC

    Three proclamations go out over the streets and boroughs of what had long been been known as the City of Sorcerers, each with their own purpose both hidden and overt. Those blessed or cursed with an affinity for the mind arts will be directed by the Scholarum into the hands of the Inquisition where they will hopefully find the instruction, and for those so inclined a new place where they can wield those powers in the service of the realm. For the mage-smiths there will be amnesty for past crimes. Likely as not you shall shall see more of that in the courts, but it is a small price to pay for the infusion of skilled hands in arcane crafts.

    The only matter on which you briefly hesitate is allowing the priests to present themselves to the new master of the Forge, though truth be told it is more from a concern of how he would react to having so many would-be servants foisted on him unbidden than any worry about what he might set them to do. Qyburn already has access to far more perilous resources and more dreadful temptation.

    Once that had been settled there comes the time to speak to such wealthy merchants and nobility as could still be said to exist in the city. Pale and trembling you find them and not at coming into the company of a conqueror. It has been long since most of them have dared to walk abroad under the sun, hiding in basements and secret rooms for the most part so that they might not be inducted into the 'bliss' of the Green Faith. If anything they seem to find your oft repeated reassurances and promises of prosperity a sanctuary against the uncertain future. You will not have to deal with a disloyal nobility in Qohor, such as it is and what there is of it. By the same token you find no promising local candidate for governor at first showing.

    Once local matters have been dealt with the time has come to see what you can do about reassigning forces in the wake of the campaign for Qohor and the destruction of Everfire Dale. The Fourteenth Legion will require a new basing and the Moonchaser a new base, but then there is also the question of whether to restore the Ninth Legion or let its name pass with dignity from the world. The same could be said of the air wings which were lost to the fires of the Brazen Throne.

    And finally... The Wardstones. You cannot help but wonder what might have been if you had assigned them differently, the warnings of your marshals now sounding like the portents of doom. Yet time will not unravel even to your will and so what is done remains so, all you can do is weigh more carefully where and how you shall place them from this day forth.

    Production Supplies
    Training Construction Fleshforge Production Storage Usage
    50 35 20 120 450 / 1220 0 / 610
    Currently underwarded bases:
    - Qohor
    - Westhaven
    - The Eyrie

    Most important bases:
    - Sorcerer's Deep
    - Westhaven
    - Lys
    - Gogossos
    - Qohor

    Units requiring new homebase:
    - 14th Legion 'Sunset Shields' (requires 3 Barracks)
    - IAF Moonchaser (requires 1 Berth)

    Unassigned Wardstones:
    Ressource Number Note
    Dispersal Wardstone (Tier 10 / 10km) 1 earmarked for Qarth
    Uncertainty Wardstone (Tier 10 / 10km) 1 earmarked for Qarth
    Phase Wardstone (Tier 10 / 10km) 1 earmarked for Qarth
    Dispersal Wardstone (Tier 2 / 2km) 1 earmarked for research
    Uncertainty Wardstone (Tier 2 / 2km) 1 earmarked for research
    Phase Wardstone (Tier 2 / 2km) 1 earmarked for research
    Boundary Wardstone (Tier 2 / 20km) 2 one for Qarth, one for research

    What do you do?

    [] Reassign Wardstone (Write in)

    -[] Repair the Flesh Forge of Qohor, Total Cost: 14 Supplies

    -[] Build 4 Wardstone Chambers in Qohor (requires 8 Supplies)
    --[] Add Light Reinforcements (requires 16 Supplies)
    -[] Build a cannon tower in Qohor (1 Close-Range Steam Cannon Battery (5 Supplies, 5 Construction), 1 Medium Fortification (5 Supplies), 1 Barracks (1 Supplies)) Total Cost: 11 Supplies, 5 Construction
    -[] Build a Legion base in Qohor (3 Barracks) Total Cost: 3 Supplies
    -[] Build an Air Force base in Qohor (2 Hangars (2 Supplies), 1 Berth (2 Supplies) Total Cost: 4 Supplies

    -[] Rebuild the 9th Legion (2x Infantry Batallion, 1x Cavalry Batallion) Total Cost: 6 Supplies, 6 Training
    -[] Repair damage of the 12th and 14th Legion, Total Cost: 2 Supplies, 2 Training

    -[] Rebuild the 1st Fighter Squadron (1x Wyvern) Total Cost: 32 Supplies, 32 Construction
    -[] Rebuild the 4th Fighter Squadron (1x Wyvern) Total Cost: 32 Supplies, 32 Construction

    -[] Write-In

    OOC: And we are off. Sorry this took so long. I was trying to make it more engaging, but everything I did just felt like a gimmick and made it harder to actually deal with the vote.
     
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    • Shifting Pieces ​

    Third Day of the Tenth Month 294 AC

    Three proclamations go out over the streets and boroughs of what had long been been known as the City of Sorcerers, each with their own purpose to the hidden and overt. Those blessed, or cursed, with an affinity for the mind arts will be directed by the Scholarum into the hands of the Inquisition where they will hopefully find instruction and, for those so inclined, a new place where they can wield those powers in the service of the realm. For the mage-smiths there will be amnesty for past crimes. Likely as not, you shall see more of that lot in the courts, but it is a small price to pay for the infusion of skilled hands in arcane crafts.

    The only matter on which you briefly hesitate is allowing the priests to present themselves to the new master of the forge, though truth be told it is more from a concern of how he would react to having so many would be servants foisted on him unbidden than any worry about what he might set them to do. Qyburn already has access to far more perilous resources and more dreadful temptation.

    Once that had been settled, there comes the time to speak to such wealthy merchants and nobility as could still be said to exist in the city. Pale and trembling, you find them, and not at coming into the company of a conqueror. It has been long since most of them have dared to walk abroad under the sun, hiding in basements and secret rooms for the most part, so that they might not be inducted into the 'bliss' of the Green Faith. If anything, they seem to find your oft repeated reassurances and promises of prosperity a sanctuary against the uncertain future. You will not have to deal with a disloyal nobility in Qohor, such as it is, and what there is of it. By the same token, you find no promising local candidate for governor at first showing.

    With local matters dealt with, the time has come to see what you can do about reassigning forces in the wake of the campaign for Qohor and the destruction of Everfire Dale. The Fourteenth Legion will require a new basing and the Moonchaser a new base, but then there is also the question of whether to restore the Ninth Legion or let its name pass with dignity from the world. The same could be said of the air wings which were lost to the fires of the Brazen Throne.

    And finally... The Wardstones. You cannot help but wonder what might have been if you had assigned them differently, the warnings of your marshals now sound like the portents of doom. Yet time will not unravel even to your will, and so what is done remains so. All you can do is weigh more carefully where and how you shall place them from this day forth.

    Production Supplies
    Training Construction Fleshforge Production Storage Usage
    50 35 20 120 450 / 1220 0 / 610
    Currently underwarded bases:
    - Qohor
    - Westhaven
    - The Eyre

    Most important bases:
    - Sorcerers Deep
    - Westhaven
    - Lys
    - Gogossos
    - Qohor

    Units requiring new homebase:
    - 14th Legion 'Sunset Shields' (requires 3 Barracks)
    - IAF Moonchaser (requires 1 Berth)

    Unassigned Wardstones:
    Ressource Number Note
    Dispersal Wardstone (Tier 10 / 10km) 1 earmarked for Qarth
    Uncertainty Wardstone (Tier 10 / 10km) 1 earmarked for Qarth
    Phase Wardstone (Tier 10 / 10km) 1 earmarked for Qarth
    Dispersal Wardstone (Tier 2 / 2km) 1 earmarked for research
    Uncertainty Wardstone (Tier 2 / 2km) 1 earmarked for research
    Phase Wardstone (Tier 2 / 2km) 1 earmarked for research
    Boundary Wardstone (Tier 2 / 20km) 2 one for Qarth, one for research

    What do you do?

    [] Reassign Wardstone (Write in)

    -[] Repair the Fleshforge of Qohor, Total Cost: 14 Supplies

    -[] Build 4 Wardstone Chambers in Qohor (requires 8 Supplies)
    --[] Add Light Reinforcements (requires 16 Supplies)
    -[] Build a cannon tower in Qohor (1 Close-Range Steam Cannon Battery (5 Supplies, 5 Construction), 1 Medium Fortification (5 Supplies), 1 Barracks (1 Supplies)) Total Cost: 11 Supplies, 5 Construction
    -[] Build a Legion base in Qohor (3 Barracks) Total Cost: 3 Supplies
    -[] Build an Air Force base in Qohor (2 Hangars (2 Supplies), 1 Berth (2 Supplies) Total Cost: 4 Supplies

    -[] Rebuild the 9th Legion (2x Infantry Batallion, 1x Cavalry Batallion) Total Cost: 6 Supplies, 6 Training
    -[] Repair damage of the 12th and 14th Legion, Total Cost: 2 Supplies, 2 Training

    -[] Rebuild the 1st Fighter Squadron (1x Wyvern) Total Cost: 32 Supplies, 32 Construction
    -[] Rebuild the 4th Fighter Squadron (1x Wyvern) Total Cost: 32 Supplies, 32 Construction

    -[] Write-In

    OOC: And we are off. Sorry this took so long. I was trying to make it more engaging, but everything I did just felt like a gimmick and made it harder to actually deal with the vote. Net yet edited.
    Here's an edited version of the chapter, @DragonParadox.
     
    I would prefer to repair the flesh forge build solid defenses and build as much a factories construction yards and hangars as much as possible can be safely fitted in the wards.

    This would become a second everfire dale with a reinflux of economy and capital in Qohor to improve the city.

    BTW there is no way we are not going to rebuild everfire dale and i will always vote to rebuild it.
     
    Ouranous said:
    I would prefer to repair the flesh forge build solid defenses and build as much a factories construction yards and hangars as much as possible can be safely fitted in the wards.

    This would become a second everfire dale with a reinflux of economy and capital in Qohor to improve the city.

    BTW there is no way we are not going to rebuild everfire dale and i will always vote to rebuild it.
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    Not at the moment. That would be a project for next turn in infrastructure if you want to take it.
     
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