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[Harbingerjm]

I propose to take any negotiations and disputes to IC.

That might be slightly difficult considering the distances involved, and the fact that many of the parties involved have no interest and/or ability in contacting each other.

[Ardas]

Yes, but whatever might be decided here might quickly turn into a decision impacting the game (in other words, meta). Besides, I find the entire argument idiotic, especially with empty OOC threats about what one army can do to another. Either duke it out in the field or stop being silly. Not to add this entire thing is caused by one party being stubborn and blindingly ignoring other's status and situation.

[Elfeater]

Yup, I just think the idea of them taking our city is ridiculous.

[Harbingerjm]

Varanasi Twins

[5+2(Extra Ducat)+2 Windborn Horses] Through extensive use of money and the help of the Windborn Horsewives you manage to aquire quite the breeding stock of Horses and hire several dozen farmers for the singular purpose of Horse Breeding. Right now you can only produce Sumpter Horses but during the next two years you should easily manage to turn your current mix-breed into tough, light skirmishing horses.

While one of you two set up the Horse Breeding Business, the other twin concerned himself with matters of a more private nature. The Building of your own estate. And on top of that you managed to funnel out some of the best horses for yourselves.

1 Undeveloped Land turned into Horse Breeder(Sumpter +5)
Lost 3 Ducats
You established a Small Country Estate.

Er, not to look a gift horse in the mouth, but didn't I start with 2 Ducats?

[spoiler= Kol'Thelos]
Military

Army Tradition: Great Cavalry (Horses cost no extra upkeep, Professional Infantry costs double the normal upkeep)

Military Professionality: Strict Levy (+300% Manpower, -50% Morale, Losses may cripple Economy)

Available Manpower: 3.500 (3.000 Thelos, 1.500 Rural)
Maximum Manpower: 9.000
Replenishment per Year: 2.160 (1.500 Thelos, 660 Rural)

Mount Reserves: 0 Sumpter Horses
Mount Replenishment: 500 Sumpter Horses (500 Varanasi Twins)

1st Thelossian Light Noble Cavalry (1.000, Levy Reserve, Light, Structured, Recruits, Sumpter)
1st Thelossian Light Noble Infantry (1.000, Levy Reserve, Light, Structured, Recruits)

There appear to be 2 "1st Thelossian Light Noble Cavalry" companies, and I'm fairly sure 3500 available manpower is a typo (that, or 3,000 Thelos, 1,500 Rural is).

I'm going to wait with my turn until I know what the effect of Patrick bowing out is, but could I ask that you use a full stop instead of a comma for punctuating 1k+ numbers? Or even leave the punctuation out. The period is rather confusing, since that's how you mark decimals.

[Gamerlord]

Who's in charge of the Windborn?

[Ghazkull]

Patrick Hunt is in charge of them, although i have no idea where Harbringer gets the idea that he is bowing out? Scratch that just read the IC Thread. RIght now nobody is in charge of the WIndborn i will propably have the warriors slaughtered and the herds either disperse, given to the tribes or given to Shootandrun. Or whoever rolls better and gets there faster.

Also you started with 3 Ducats, as every player actually, if you got only 2 it was a writing mistake on my part.

Also if you read correctly you'll see that the other one is a Regiment of Infantry and not Cavalry as ordered by Shootandrun. Same goes for the 3500 Manpower which were originally 4500 but later reduced to 3500 due to me missing the Extra Infantry Regiment being recruited.

Concerning Punctuation, in Germany its the other way round: Period or Full Stop is used for numbers greater than thousand and commas are used for decimal numbers and since i have to do the maths in the end i'd like to keep it that way to keep me out of the confusion ;P

[Gamerlord]

Okay, am I in the same area as he is?

[Ghazkull]

The windborn Tribes are on the grazing lands given to them and you are in the city, if anything thats a days ride away.

[Gamerlord]

Right.

[Dragor23]

Name: Adrian Divenos


Position/Occupation: Head of a upstarting cult, The Voice of the Redeemer


Physical Description: A tall man, towering over most people with his 6'4", despite being lanky, not fat on his body or bulging muscles, seemingly consisting of only hard sinews. He has a somber face, his features. edgy, like carved by a knife, the chin square, cheek bones high, the nose looking like that of a falcon. His well kept, brown hair flows over his shoulder, his cheeks and neck clean shaved.


Backstory: Adrian, the son of a noble, is not a man with a transparent history. A unremarkable second born, he spent his time more of learning and spending time in the library of his father, instead of bashing other kids head in with a wooden sword. The unsateable lust for knowledge carried over to his adolescence, where he spent a great time with the wealth of his family to educate himself in various forms of sciences and medicine, until he suddenly... Left.
And now he returns, preaching the word of the "Redeemer", a god promising salvation and eternal happiness in afterlife, if they serve him on the mortal world, Adrian, being the "Vocus", as the arbiter between the deity and the common folk.


ARDAS AND GHAZ MADE ME DO THIS

[Patrick Hunt]

Well the horses should die, since nobody outside a tribe could really ride one without the horses killing half the riders who try it.

[Harbingerjm]

a) That's retarded,
b) Because riding them is totally the only reason to keep quality horses, 'mirite?

[Patrick Hunt]

Thats how I designed those horses.

These horses are a lot smarter then normal ones, tribesmen ride them almost from birth so they have a bond. City dwellers don't.

[Gamerlord]

Don't need to ride them to breed them.

[Elfeater]

Any horse can be broken.