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Waterplouf, and the Submarine Eskimos

5 (13.5%)

Shadowgandor, and the Descendants of Giant Popsicles

0 (0%)

Boksi, and the Climate Change Deniers

4 (10.8%)

a1s, and the Recycled Italians

0 (0%)

Korbac, and the Japanese Porn Industry

12 (32.4%)

Il Palazzo, and the Dreamy Octopi

12 (32.4%)

Bluerobin, and the Power Metal Band

1 (2.7%)

EuchreJack, and the Best Judea

0 (0%)

Karlito, and the Animal Farm

3 (8.1%)

Total Members Voted: 37

[Bluerobin]

Oh that's true, I'd honestly completely forgotten about that.

I'm so used to thinking about flying and the rules that govern that because of Caelum that I'd forgotten about other travel assisting abilities completely.

[Karlito]

Guys (and more specifically, whoever is currently adminning this game), I'm going to be out of town from Friday to late Sunday  (I can't bring a laptop with me). I'll probably be able to send my turn in Friday morning, and possibly won't be able to send one until Monday morning. So... when the time comes (3 days from now), can we have a turn extension until 12AM GMT on Monday?

You got it.

[TempAcc]

I'm not at the north pole either, so you don't have to worry about bone glaives cleaving skinshifters in two for now

Additionaly, it'd be pretty hilarious and appropriate if abysia started at the south/north poles global warming melting the polar ice and stuff.

[EuchreJack]

I'm not at the north pole either, so you don't have to worry about bone glaives cleaving skinshifters in two for now

Additionaly, it'd be pretty hilarious and appropriate if abysia started at the south/north poles global warming melting the polar ice and stuff.

And then falling into the cold ocean because they just melted the very landscape they were standing on.   

[Boksi]

I'm not at the north pole either, so you don't have to worry about bone glaives cleaving skinshifters in two for now

Additionaly, it'd be pretty hilarious and appropriate if abysia started at the south/north poles global warming melting the polar ice and stuff.

And then falling into the cold ocean because they just melted the very landscape they were standing on.   

Well, who's to say the poles are only ice sheets in this universe? The south pole is a continent on our planet, after all. Sadly, I did not start at either pole.

[a1s]

Well, who's to say the poles are only ice sheets in this universe? The south pole is a continent on our planet, after all. Sadly, I did not start at either pole.

how do we know they are cold at all, perhaps there's just a protective frost spell around the poles, that keeps the undesirables away from the Ice Elves.

[EuchreJack]

Unfortunately, the Dominions 3 Wiki isn't loading, so I'm not able to look up every little thing, sigh.

[Bluerobin]

Well that's embarrassing... could you guys hurry up and get into the hall of fame? I didn't expect my no-name random scout and first commander to make it in there for doing basically nothing.

[EuchreJack]

Well that's embarrassing... could you guys hurry up and get into the hall of fame? I didn't expect my no-name random scout and first commander to make it in there for doing basically nothing.

Already on it.   

[Boksi]

Oh, everyone's sent in their turns but me! I'd better get around to doing this.

Alright, let's see what my future conquests look like...

"This province contains about 80 hostile units. The army consists of mainly Knights of the Chalice and Flagellants."

Welp.

[Bluerobin]

Hahaha good luck with that one... I got one that's an interest mix of living archers and longdead horsemen, so that should be interesting.

[Karlito]

Dammit guys, you were winning!

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[Bluerobin]

Yup, the same thing happened for me in turn two. Apparently I lost enough random guys here and there that my skinshifters routed before they even changed forms. Oh well, it means it'll be easy to conquer next turn I guess.

[Karlito]

Yeah. Actually, most of those independent deaths are from them routing as well. It's kind of a hilarious image to see two armies charge each other and then immediately turn and run away.

[Bluerobin]

Yeah, in my case it was more they ran at each other, took a bunch of swings that did mostly nothing on either side, then once each side had lost about 8-10 units (not counting the summoned undead that went down almost immediately on the indy side) both armies decided they'd had enough and routed.