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I would like it if ANYTHING kills Sombra.
Who Needs Harmony?: An MLP Empire Quest
- Thread starter Questor
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Asmodemus
Subversive Element
*remembers one fan comic*
I strongly advise the utter destruction or sealing until it can be utterly destroyed, of any parts or items from an evil magical being when we ourselves lack magic. Especially one the GM himself compared to Sauron.
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Into the Volcano with it!
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- California
-[x] Cycle some front line units to the back and bring forward fresh ones. This is a fight of endurance, let them rest if you can.
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Vote closed.
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- Italy
I would have retired at round 1.5 honestly.
Well, let's see if we actually get a win and at what cost. All we did until now was levelling the playing field, but we're still at a considerable disadvantage.
We didn't actually face any magic yet! Just a few thousands armed zombie
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- Tulsa Oklahoma
Uh, how do we know the percentage of the foe we have killed? I don't remember us knowing the amount of foes at the start, and we didn't get a hard tally of the amount of foes we killed.
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A comment from QM in the thread, I don't wanna look for it. I believe that is where the number came from.
Just be glad there isn't a discord 'of course I'll explain almost everything in discord because sv is restrictive'.
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Problem is that we don't know how as we don't have magic.
And he may break free one day.
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- Germany
And let the Crystal Ponies suffer, for the sake of a foreign ruler we don't even know about?
Article: the Crystal Heart plays a part in the Crystalling ceremony for newborn foals in the Empire. It also prevents the Empire from becoming a frozen wasteland.
Even from a selfish viewpoint, the Crystal Heart is the perfect bargaining chip to get either the Crystal Ponies or Changelings as our willing subjects.
Asmodemus
Subversive Element
What Crystal Ponies?
*looks out over the ruined charred remains of Sombra's Slave Army*
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Dew it.
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- Back in Cali
If we can get it that may be an option. But it is several generations away before we can invade the Crystal Empire.
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"several generations away" is probably exagerated. UNLESS Sombra goes all "cursed outside of time" like in canon of course.
IF he does i feel like, once he came back, he'd be TERRIBLY outmatched. Nuke the moment he comes back (if our incredibly advanced special ops team fails in his capture/assassination mission). While we might reduce our army's size we'll NEVER become like Equestria, where the royal guards are about as usefull as carboard cutouts and eye-candy for the rulers! (though i can't deny that the main 6 are actually quite effective, if mostly due to luck and plot armor)
my only objection is that I'd wait until she's a bit more grown up. It can be her gift for becoming an adult!
Now the question is...at which age do dragons become adults?
actually @Questor does Gwyndlyn have wings, or they'll grow later like with Spike? And do we know IC (that they'll grow later i mean)?
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excuse me you stole my suggestion
Didn't read yours I do give you credit for it.
Crack Omake: Gwyndlyn, The Eternally Beloved Regent, The Veiled Wyrm of Adoration
Crack Omake: Gwyndlyn, The Eternally Beloved Regent, The Veiled Wyrm of Adoration
When griff and dog speak, in hushed and reverent whispers, of the emerald scales of Gwyndlyn they do not speak in simile or metaphor: her scales are perfect emerald gemstones, her teeth and talons diamond. It is said that the guilds of gem cutters and glassmakers have forbidden their members from looking upon her, although they proscribe no punishment for those that transgress; the inescapable shame at the inadequacy of their craft in comparison to her beauty is punishment enough.
To see her is to love her utterly and without condition, and for this reason she dwells in darkness and veils herself from her snout to the tip of her tail, that the empire does not waste away pining for her. It is said that in ancient days she decided to fly only under moonlight, that her radiance would not blind the world. But the Moon was so enraptured of Gwyndlyn's beauty that one night she tarried in the sky, and not knowing the passage of time Gwyndlyn was caught by the dawning rays of the sun. So enraged was the Sun that her sister had kept such beauty from her that she immediately went to war, declaring that day would reign eternal in order that she might never miss a chance to witness Gwyndlyn in flight. The terrible war of Sun and Moon only ended when Gwyndlyn flew forth between them and begged for the sake of her brother's subjects that they make peace. When she swore only to fly when both Sun and Moon were in sky (and not during an eclipse) did they relent, and made tribute to her of six almost adequate gemstones* signifying the virtues of harmony.
* Gemsmiths and glassmakers that witness these gems can, with time and care, be rehabilitated to the point where they can look upon the product of their trade without needing to smash them to erase the pale mockery of what they have seen.
And so she has dwelt beneath the great palace of the Golden-Feathers, and has acted as chief adviser and first friend to that illustrious line. For fear of her disappointment none has risen against the line of her father, and for fear of saddening her no Golden-Feathers has ever knowingly passed an unjust law. On the few occasions where the line of Golden-Feathers has faltered, by illness or accident, she has ruled well and ably while the heir came of age, and retired gracefully after.
And so we give thanks again to Gwyndlyn, our eternal and beloved regent! Long may she live and keep us in her heart!
@Questor
When griff and dog speak, in hushed and reverent whispers, of the emerald scales of Gwyndlyn they do not speak in simile or metaphor: her scales are perfect emerald gemstones, her teeth and talons diamond. It is said that the guilds of gem cutters and glassmakers have forbidden their members from looking upon her, although they proscribe no punishment for those that transgress; the inescapable shame at the inadequacy of their craft in comparison to her beauty is punishment enough.
To see her is to love her utterly and without condition, and for this reason she dwells in darkness and veils herself from her snout to the tip of her tail, that the empire does not waste away pining for her. It is said that in ancient days she decided to fly only under moonlight, that her radiance would not blind the world. But the Moon was so enraptured of Gwyndlyn's beauty that one night she tarried in the sky, and not knowing the passage of time Gwyndlyn was caught by the dawning rays of the sun. So enraged was the Sun that her sister had kept such beauty from her that she immediately went to war, declaring that day would reign eternal in order that she might never miss a chance to witness Gwyndlyn in flight. The terrible war of Sun and Moon only ended when Gwyndlyn flew forth between them and begged for the sake of her brother's subjects that they make peace. When she swore only to fly when both Sun and Moon were in sky (and not during an eclipse) did they relent, and made tribute to her of six almost adequate gemstones* signifying the virtues of harmony.
* Gemsmiths and glassmakers that witness these gems can, with time and care, be rehabilitated to the point where they can look upon the product of their trade without needing to smash them to erase the pale mockery of what they have seen.
And so she has dwelt beneath the great palace of the Golden-Feathers, and has acted as chief adviser and first friend to that illustrious line. For fear of her disappointment none has risen against the line of her father, and for fear of saddening her no Golden-Feathers has ever knowingly passed an unjust law. On the few occasions where the line of Golden-Feathers has faltered, by illness or accident, she has ruled well and ably while the heir came of age, and retired gracefully after.
And so we give thanks again to Gwyndlyn, our eternal and beloved regent! Long may she live and keep us in her heart!
@Questor
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