Magic, Shell and Steel

[Demonic Spoon]

@Theravis

Monster system:

Monsters are tracked by availability and population tiers (Breeding Pair-Rare-Uncommon-Populous). Each population tier is able to support fielding a certain amount of monsters in the army. If too many losses are suffered from war monsters the population tier will drop. Players may search for and attempt to hunt/capture/breed monsters with Major Actions, gaining population tiers.

Naval monsters function differently, each nation may have one unique naval monster.

Example:
Denmark:
Military:
Available Monsters:
Populous Wyrms (Can field wyrms equal to a tenth of manpower or 1,000, whichever is higher.)
Uncommon Hydras (Can field up to 500 hydras)
Rare Rocs (Can field 10 Rocs)
Breeding Pair of Dragons (Cannot field dragons as part of armies. However, one or two heroes may ride them.)

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Current Nation Monster Pops:

Germany:
Rare Dragons (Reasoning here is that Germany doesn't seem to have placed much focus on dragons, hunting them more for prestige for select nobles.)

France:
Uncommon Dragons

England: @Dovahsith
Uncommon Wyverns (British dragons are different from continental dragons, so calling them Wyverns to differentiate if that's fine)

Mamlukes:
Uncommon Hieracosphinx
Rare Chauphis (Egyptian dragon things)

Dutch: @Secretariat
Oude Rode Ogen (Beast of Flanders) Breeding Pair

Venice:
Rare Hydras

Japan: @Brightflame
Uncommon Kitsunes
Rare Oni

Sweden: @Sailor Midgard
Uncommon Wyrms
Rare Gryphons

Constantinople: @Glint
Uncommon Stymphalian birds
Rare Hydras
Populous Rogue Centaur Tribes

Turkey:
Populous Rogue Centaur Tribes

Iran: @Altzek
Uncommon Manticores

Poland: @ChaoticGenius
Populous Rogue Centaur Tribes

Russia: @Ceslas
Rare Gryphons
Populous Rogue Centaur Tribes

 

[Ford Prefect]

You're not actually paying attention to my rants, are you?
I'm outside of the game, I'm not meant to be counted.

And I'm attacking the players far more than I'm attacking you. I reiterate, I didn't see a single casus belli in the game thread, and retroactively adding it here doesn't change the fact that, ingame, a bunch of generals simply decided to take a vacation into Judea without asking the border guards.

Click to shrink...

if you're out Then actually get out. I've been looking over the past few pages and you're just sitting around in a game you've quit, disrupting it for everyone else. Follow along silently.