Empire of the Emerald Stars (Legend of the Five Rings)
- Thread starter Maugan Ra
- Start date
- Sci-Fi
Look
I want to vote for Crane
And then play them in the spirit of Kakita Sakura
Is that so bad
(It's a Maugan Quest I'm allowed to make Topaz Championship references)
- Location
- Canada
[X] The Phoenix Clan
- Pronouns
- They/Them
[X] The Lion Clan.
Last time we were this Bushi-Courtier.
So let's be a full-on Lion.
Last time we were this Bushi-Courtier.
So let's be a full-on Lion.
[X] The Unicorn Clan
- Pronouns
- They/Them
Incidentally, what's winning.
I prefer Unicorns to pacifistic clans like the Phoenix.
I prefer Unicorns to pacifistic clans like the Phoenix.
- Location
- London, England
Right now? The Phoenix have 23 votes.
Their nearest rival, the Crane, have 7.
Edit: 24 for the Phoenix apparently.
- Pronouns
- They/Them
Jesus Christ. Why do we want to be pacifists again?
I mean, I assume there's been a lot of good logical arguments for it? *checks thread*
I mean, I assume there's been a lot of good logical arguments for it? *checks thread*
- Location
- London, England
To be specific, the current tally is:
Crab 2
Crane 7
Dragon 0
Lion 1
Mantis 3
Phoenix 24
Scorpion 3
Unicorn 5
Yes, that means the Phoenix currently have more votes than literally every other Clan put together.
Crab 2
Crane 7
Dragon 0
Lion 1
Mantis 3
Phoenix 24
Scorpion 3
Unicorn 5
Yes, that means the Phoenix currently have more votes than literally every other Clan put together.
[X] The Crane Clan
It's a feasible clan to play given the format, it's a fun clan to play, pacifism is not a suicide pact, at lest not at the Phoenix Clan level, take your pick.
lavanderjasmine
Master of decoration
- Location
- R'lyeh
[X] The Crane Clan
Chimeraguard
We do deserve to exist.
[X] The Phoenix Clan
Crasian01
Insane Incubator
It's a feasible clan to play given the format, it's a fun clan to play, pacifism is not a suicide pact, at lest not at the Phoenix Clan level, take your pick.
Also, Pacifism through Massive Guns is totally reasonable. I 100% support Nanoha-style pacifism backed by the threat of catastrophic and irreparable damage to an aggressor's economy, military structure, and overall society.