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Yeah! Loving all the aspects of it, and the original series got a bit boring, to be honest.

It's quite good, and has everything a SPAMKINGDOM should have.

It's okay, wouldn't mind seeing the original series updated again though.

I WANT MY FIREBLOOD EMPIRE BACK RIGHT NOW!!!1eleven

[Naturegirl1999]

A
Now we can stop burning the forest and endangering people

[Rockeater]

A

[ANGRY_DEMON_NOISES]

A

[Haspen]

"I'm not sure I've understood everything, but I shall do as you ask." The Oracle nods in approval.

"That is good. Your goal is clear, and your devotion to the task budding. Hear this; do not drink or eat when engulfed by the darkness, for as you shall be consuming food, so will be the darkness consuming your soul. Now go. Fulfill your quest." You thank the Oracle for her wisdom and make way back to the palace.

442 AEC, Midwinter

"Do you have to go?" Garden embraces you, her slim figure feeling so warm and comfortable against your chiseled abs and torso.

"Alas, the Oracle's words might be our only way of stopping the Fai, so I have to." The preparations are done, and you have a lots of supplies with you. You depart the castle on a horse, waving to your wife and the Advisor who stand at the gate's archway, looking after you solemnly.


Congratulations! Amet I has embarked on his first ever epic quest!

During the epic quest, you will have a Supplies 'timer' which will decrease the more you rest and loiter on. Of course, certain situations and events might help you replenish your supplies. If you ever run out of supplies, you will have nothing else to do but hastily return home, lest you die of thirst and starvation.

Good luck!


You depart the manor of Count Pirino, one of the easternmost estates in the whole of Kastoria. He has replenished your supplies and prepared fresh bread and dried meats for the road ahead of you.

(Supplies: 14)

Beyond Kastorian borders, to the east, there's naught but Grey Plains and Oatstalk Fields. Once fertile lands of Etrerian peoples, the former are wastelands and the latter are a maze of overgrowth, ruins and ancient roads. Few peoples live at the FIelds, and even less at the Grey Plains.

Speaking of which, whichever route shall you go with? The roads of the Oatstalk Fields could be still be used for navigation, and wild forage could make for easy resupply, but it will take days, if not weeks, until you get to the Mountains.

On the other hand, the Grey Plains are flat and devoid of obstacles, but little vegetation means you could be in trouble if your supplies run out or be otherwise lost... not to mention you might find some bloodthirsty Orks whilst there.

A) I will take the ancient roads of Oatstalk Fields. It might take longer, but at least it will be safer.
B) The situation with the Fai requires haste. I shall ride straight through the Grey Plains.

[ANGRY_DEMON_NOISES]

A

[Kashyyk]

A - sounds best. Don't want to risk getting lost in Ork lands

[Naturegirl1999]

A

[Atian the Elephantman God]

B
The higher the risk the better the reward.

[Naturegirl1999]

B
The higher the risk the better the reward.

The higher risk the more likely we become a corpse

[mightymushroom]

A

[auzewasright]

A, Short cuts make long delays.

[Superdorf]

For a brief moment, you can see that King Amet is looking at you.

Then you look back at the Oracle, confused.

Aww man lookit that PoV switch! That's subtle that is... and unsettling. Well written, sirrah.

A. The cryptic babblers are always right.

[Rockeater]

A

[Haspen]

You decide to ride through Oatstalk Fields.

Next few days you travel the roads, and during these days you try to make best of supplies and various fruit growing at the bushes and trees growing wildly along the roads, but your food supply dwindles anyway.

(Supplies: 12)

Finally, following the ancient road to the south, east, and then southeast, you reach your first, true obstacle in your quest.

A rather wide and deep river cleaves through the fields, and the old stone bridge, once built by proud Etrerians, is now but two sharp pillars sticking out of the waters. You need to find another place to cross the river.

To the north are the overgrown fields with little ruins left. That's where the Fields give way to the Plains, but there's absolutely no guarantee that the stream will get shallower and you will find a ford, if any place to cross, at all.

The other way leads south along the stream. Ruins and wallstones are aplenty there, so there should be enough roads to follow - and somewhere out there, there should be at least one bridge still intact that you can cross. It might take hours, if not days, before you succeed in finding one.

Where to go?

A) Let's take the route through northern grasslands, in hopes of finding a ford.
B) Let's take the route south, and find a bridge which we can safely cross.

[Superdorf]

B