Notices and Summary:TURNS:
NOTE: All of these turns had wrong dates. King Zultan accidentally flipped the ones and the tens on the turn after 354.7
So THIS is why my calculations in the previous post were off...
No, im not mad. This is fucking hilarious
(King Zultan : Year 354.8(was 345.8 ))
The purple leaf disease continues to spread but with the red leaves spreading throughout it starts to shift and spread to the south east as if its trying to escape the red leaves.
(Unraveller : Year 355(was 346))
(Nope, no summary, its just here to correct the year number. Go read it.)
(Naturegirl1999 : Year 355.1(was 346.1))
Dragons from the Elder Council of Dragolia try to attack the Vasilikos but the combat inconclusive.
(Chaoskl21 : Year 355.1(2)(was 346.1))
A red portal appears in the Hamsterfolk lands and a hamsterman by the name of Nibblex attempts to explore it. Dies before he realizes that he's dead.
(TankKit : Year 355.1(3)(No year number given))
Eightstone attacks Dalai again, reducing its southern parts to an uninhabitable wasteland. The Dalaian army deals significant damage to Eightstone.
(Strik3r : YEAR 355.5(WAS YEAR 346.5))
Update!
Jarl WülfhÄærd and co. travel northward to a large inland sea and enjoy the summer.
(Superdorf : YEAR 355.6(was Year 346.6))
Six slugman fanatics follow Eightstone in its tracks, finally catching up with it and blowing up the barrel underneath Eightstone, causing severe damage to Eightstone.
(Naturegirl1999 : YEAR 355.7(was Year 346.7))
Some citizens of the Free Cities of Dalai have heard about the crystals of light and start bringing dead warriors there to fuel their growth
Chaos wisps start sprouting up from the Chaos Fields in Sandstone Qhanganate.
(TankKit : YEAR 355.7(2)(was Year 346.7))
Eightstone travels west before being caught up to by the Slugman Fanatics.
The Sandstone Qhanganate attempt to rebuild temples to Eightstone. They build temples, but they had no idea what to build.
(Chaoskl21 : YEAR 355.8(was Year 346.8 ))
Some monsters come through the red portal and the wards set up around it.
(King Zultan : YEAR 355.9(was Year 346.9))
The Bleg that went off to learn magic have returned to their home land and begun teaching other Bleg
They also start setting up facilities to start producing the explosive black powder.
(Unraveller : YEAR 356(was Year 347))
Zchuldae Khanate, with their newfound organization, have expanded southward.
WORLD STATE:
The Cloudrock Clan continues on its Sky-Island building.
Free Cities of Dalai, The White Tower and Jahtari Sultanate have grown into their weak territories.
Rolls Slugmen try to blow up Eightstone using THE BARREL1d20=19
Carrying
THE ALMIGHTY BARREL between them, the six slugman fanatics followed the tracks of Eightstone through the ruined cities and the endless desert for months as Eightstone continued to head westward.
Despite all its size, Eightstone slowly meandered over the landscape, spreading its desert as it went and in time the slugmen would catch up to it, until at last they could see the gigantic sandstone spider. Its stone body already greatly damaged, with sand bleeding from all of its wounds and cracks running all over its body, the Fanatics were intent on delivering the killing blow!
They continued their approach, creeping ever up on Eightstone, doing their best not to be seen, lest their lives end before they are meant to and their quest remain unfulfilled.
Eventually did they reach it and continued on, their resolve absolute and their will undying, bringing the
THE BARREL underneath the great spider and lit the fuse.
But there wasn't much fuse, only enough for the six slugman to chant in unison:
"DEATH TO EIGHTSTONE!! GLORY TO THE ALCHEMIST!! OUR SACRIFICE~!" before the fuse ran out, and the Fanatics' lives with it.
It is not known whether Eightstone felt pain, but if it did, it would have first seen a bright, blinding flash, followed by a sharp pain throughout its underside as the full destructive power of
THE BARREL was unleashed and its body absorbed the brunt of it, with the explosion having nowhere else to go. The explosion ripped and tore Eightstone's underside to small fragments and shredded all of its legs but the two in the front. The great spider came crashing down to the ground with an earth-shattering thud and it lay there now, broken and immobilized in the middle of the crater formed by the explosion, watching as little green crystals fall from the sky, onto the ground and take root. It is only a matter of time until the crystals overtake what remains of Eightstone, too. Like stone they are, like plants they grow. That was the Mages' little secret, to ensure Eightstone's end.
The bright green flash of the explosion was seen all the way from Sandpond.
(Eightstone has taken 10 damage and is immobilized,
THE BARREL was blown up)
The Sandstone Qhanganate tries to rebuild old temples1d20=8
The rebuilding of the temples does not go particularly well, they were destroyed left to the sands of time so long ago that its was hard to tell what the temples looked like in the first place.
The Sandstone Qhanganate built temples atop the ruins of the old ones, they were not the temples that where there before, nor as large as those were.
No old texts could be dug up on how the old Qhanganate decorated these temples' interiors either, leaving the builders to working off of guesswork alone. The builders that were there, of course. There is little interest in continuing to worship Eightstone nowadays.
Something emerges from the Red Portal2d20=16+3
Some time after the Hamstermen make a rune-circle around the Red Portal, some kind of monster emerges from it and promptly walks through the runic circle meant to prevent passage completely unhindered... And then another one, and then some more. Collectively they slaughtered a nearby encampment of Hamsterfolk who were investigating the portal.
From what has been gathered from the suriving hamsterfolk who fled the camp, these monsters are larger than a Hamsterman and look like large birds that had been stripped bare of all feathers and had red, cracked skin that constantly secreted some kind of fluid. Where a typical "bird" would have wings, those things had instead large scythe-like blades at the end of a three-jointed limbs and held them like a praying mantis, when not using them to rip hapless hamstermen to shreds. Instead of a beak they had the mouth of a leech flanked by two large clawed mandibles that looked and moved like fingers. The creature's single large eye was black and glossy with no visible pupils and its head was at the end a long neck that thickened at the base. Its legs were large, muscular and looked like a typical bird leg, save for being tipped again with a long scythe-bladed claw that was curved backward and on which the monster walked, as if it was walking on stilts. The monsters did have short stubby tails too, but none of the survivors could tell whether the monsters had a vent opening anywhere or any indication of reproductive organs. A few of these monsters were felled with lucky strikes from various tools, indicating that they can be defeated with conventional weapons.
Some survivors also did report another kind of creature exiting the portal, something about the size of hamsterfolk with 8 spindly, spider-like legs, but rather than being a spider, it looked as if someone had stuck a spider's legs onto a flattened mass of flesh with a domed top side that had 8 eyes arranged on it in a circle. The creature was entirely covered in chitinous armor, aside from its bottom, where there was a large gaping hole surround by gnarled teeth, it supposedly served as the creature's "mouth"... and everything else.
The Zchuldae Khanate attempts to expand to the south1d20=17
With their heightened degree of organization that has been steadily improving over the years, large and organized groups of settlers were sent to the south to establish a foothold.
The Orcs and Goblins, along with a large number of enslaved slugmen, many of them bred, second-generation slaves, since no new raids have occurred in some time now, but with the news quickly reaching the Hrilithan Celestial Empire of the Orcs' large, sudden and rapid expansion, its leaders fear that it may be about to change.
The new settlements are predominantly directly to the south, avoiding the old stretch of deadland that is uninhabitable to even the Orcs...
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