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[Sirus]

Wolflance, what's your in-game name? Do you have an estate yet?

[wolflance]

Wolflance, what's your in-game name? Do you have an estate yet?

My in-game name is Wulfgar Erhardt. I am totally new to this game so no title or estate yet.

[Sirus]

Wolflance, what's your in-game name? Do you have an estate yet?

My in-game name is Wulfgar Erhardt. I am totally new to this game so no title or estate yet.

Grab Wulfgar Lodge. It's a small estate, but you'll need the gold.

[sambojin]

Nah, 10% isn't high, but right now it's probably worth repairing. It'll take an hour or two and not much gold (or metal, not your problem there though). We're sort of expecting an attack soon, so less equipment damage is good, but 10-20% isn't bad (unrepairable). Just repair when you think it's too far over 10%.

I've got 32% equipment damage on a noble in another realm, constant small skirmishes, and basically can continue on. Gave my commanders a heads-up, but even that isn't too high.

So yeah, train heaps. Recruit as much as you can. Duel a bit. Repeat. Repair when necessary.

[sambojin]

@Andira. Well, I'll be......... I will admit that I just quick scanned some of all your RPs, and Wolfgang and his desire to re-take Nifel (his belly full of firewater for it) must have made me mis-read it. Thank god. I have not besmirched myself. Missed some of the best RP'ing of the war by just scanning this stuff quickly.

Too many sleepless nights and tired days. More ahead of me. RL sometimes makes some lazy readers of us all (me anyway).

Ps. Don't drink anything that smells funny or tastes funny in Nifel. Or from a certain well. Unless its REALLY funny...........

[wolflance]

I don't have sufficient time left to move in  , have to wait until next turn calculation. All those waiting does give me ample time to think about what to role-play and swore fealty stuffs though.

Many thanks.

[sambojin]

Ummm, if you're in Nifelheim, cancel that move. Now!

Those standing orders of mine our completely cancelled. We just sort of cruise around Nifelheim training, reading, sparring a bit and going to our choice of entertainment.

It's kind of boring, but stay in Nifelheim. A luxurious death awaits us (it'll take them a few more turns to take over Nifel. With their main army. Don't charge their main army. It doesn't work just yet.)

[Sirus]

Dude...it's cool. The estate is in Nifelheim, he's in Nifelheim, no biggie

[sambojin]

Oh, okay. I didn't realize he meant move in, as in "move into his estate". I didn't want someone new charging off to their unit's (and possibly their own) demise. Nifelheim is a good place to be right now.

All good. Don't listen to me anyone, ever again. At least in BM. I'm better at other stuff, not BM. Listen to me in something else. Or not. I'll probably just be taunting you or winning in something else. So yeah. Don't ever listen to me in BM, because I'm not winning and I'm only taunting our enemies.

[wolflance]

To be honest that is exactly what I was planning to do when I reach Nifelheim two days ago, until the more rational portion of my brain decide against it.

It's not that I want to risk getting myself wounded/captured and miss the epic last stand, Though.

[Zangi]

Your equipment damage could hit the 60-70s before you see the really negative side effects... if I remember correctly...

And yea, there is no glory to be had getting surrounded and being forced to surrenderhaving your troops surrender you to the enemy.  Bards only sing of the big battles anyways.

[sambojin]

I'm actually hoping that the next few battles give me a few more pips of honour so I can change class. What's the minimum of honour or prestige to do a class change? Especially to the hero class.

I figure that once my ablative armour (IE: my squad) gets destroyed, I might go down fighting as well. Not much hope with next-to-no sword skills, but if I manage to tag one of their nobles on the way out it will be worth it. I've learnt a heap with old Graham, but I sort of wouldn't mind if I "retire" him after all this and start afresh. Who knows, I might let him live (if somewhat unheroically) just so I haven't wasted a fortnight in character development.

[Sirus]

I'm actually hoping that the next few battles give me a few more pips of honour so I can change class. What's the minimum of honour or prestige to do a class change? Especially to the hero class.

I figure that once my ablative armour (IE: my squad) gets destroyed, I might go down fighting as well. Not much hope with next-to-no sword skills, but if I manage to tag one of their nobles on the way out it will be worth it. I've learnt a heap with old Graham, but I sort of wouldn't mind if I "retire" him after all this and start afresh. Who knows, I might let him live (if somewhat unheroically) just so I haven't wasted a fortnight in character development.

If my perusal of the wiki is accurate, you not only need something like 10 honor, but you also must have been playing for one month, to be a hero.

[sambojin]

This is just a question, not an accusation of the enemy or anything, but how quickly could you get a pay-chest to an army?

Could you "mass-dump" all your army's weekly bonds to one noble in your army, move that noble back, have them change the bonds into gold at the capital and then run it back to the army? It would let you keep your armies in the field while still getting pay to them.

You'd have to trust that noble, have a bit of paperwork so that the gold gets divvied up correctly, and disasters might occur if the noble gets attacked (or runs to Summerdale and frees us all ), but is this a possibility mechanics wise? Not really an exploit or anything, and dangerous as hell, but you could keep on fighting without worrying too much about weekly pay latency or returning to the capital.

Or become the greatest thief around if you got into the position of pay-chest holder, but anyway.....

Is it possible?

[Sirus]

I'm not sure. My understanding is that you can only send bonds to other nobles when you're in a city with a bank, since sending bonds counts as a "financial action".