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Author Topic: Nist Akath - The Complete Story  (Read 608571 times)

Armok

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Re: Nist Akath. Betrayal in the Tundra.
« Reply #1485 on: March 07, 2008, 04:00:00 pm »

THAT MAP IS SO AWESOME!
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Re: Nist Akath. Betrayal in the Tundra.
« Reply #1486 on: March 07, 2008, 04:43:00 pm »

Wow, I love how clean your fort is. I also love the central staircase; in fact, I shamelessly borrowed the design for one of my own forts.
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Re: Nist Akath. Betrayal in the Tundra.
« Reply #1487 on: March 07, 2008, 07:23:00 pm »

Is that a Pacman maze?
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Re: Nist Akath. Betrayal in the Tundra.
« Reply #1488 on: March 07, 2008, 07:31:00 pm »

Waka Waka Waka Waka...
The Giant Cave Spider spits your head out!
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Captain Mayday

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Re: Nist Akath. Betrayal in the Tundra.
« Reply #1489 on: March 08, 2008, 03:24:00 am »

quote:
Originally posted by Akroma:
<STRONG>this map is so epic, only and i mean ONLY copperblazes is more awesome
if my monitor would be 3-dimensional, I'd make this fortress my wallpaper.

also, isn't the dining hall kinda small ?

[ March 07, 2008: Message edited by: Akroma ]</STRONG>


It isn't done yet. Plus, the dining hall is rather large considering the number of dwarves. But I suppose that I could make a more epic one.

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Re: Nist Akath. Betrayal in the Tundra.
« Reply #1490 on: March 08, 2008, 03:55:00 am »

Hot damn, I would love to adventure though that anyday.

Of course, we'd need to figure out how to force a bunch of skelks to inhabit the interior in adventure mode first....after it's abandoned

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Re: Nist Akath. Betrayal in the Tundra.
« Reply #1491 on: March 08, 2008, 04:23:00 am »

I thougth the amount of monsters that inhabit the abandoned fortress are directly proportional to the size of the fortress pre-abandonment, as well as the time spent between abandonment and you adventuring through it
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Re: Nist Akath. Betrayal in the Tundra.
« Reply #1492 on: March 08, 2008, 04:28:00 am »

What would be cool is to have famous dwarves rooms/offices/etc marked as points of interest
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Re: Nist Akath. Betrayal in the Tundra.
« Reply #1493 on: March 08, 2008, 06:45:00 am »

Captain's Log. 23rd of Obsidian.
It's lonely at the top. Or it was. I must confess that my long-standing interest in Bomrek has finally been rewarded. Our close working relationship during the investigations has kindled into romance.

It's rare I find joy in life here, so gems such as this are truly prized.

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« Reply #1494 on: March 08, 2008, 10:12:00 am »

And it took him, like, 20 years?
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Re: Nist Akath. Betrayal in the Tundra.
« Reply #1495 on: March 08, 2008, 10:15:00 am »

there are hardly any dwarves as hardcore as the captain and bomrek

I claim the first child that is born from this couple.
If it's male, name him Ar. If it's female, name he Le.

And make sure not to end Nist Akath before the child grows up.

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Re: Nist Akath. Betrayal in the Tundra.
« Reply #1496 on: March 08, 2008, 10:54:00 am »

Events of the 9th of Hematite.
It was early in the morning as the Titan strode towards Nist Akath.
His name was Loruca Justicehelped and, unlike most other threats to the fortress, had arrived wholly of his own volition. A god had whispered in his mind, it was true. A god had granted him powers beyond the comprehension of his peers. But he came for himself.

"Dwarves." he scoffed, striding towards the gate. "Who ever learned anything from Dwarves?"
The Dwarves were ready, but he did not attack.

Instead he spoke.
"Tell me, tiny people of the earth, where is Coce? I hear tell he lives, and has become a great warrior. I seek him!"

Coce Clashsounded met with him. "What is a Justicehelped doing here?" he asked, with no small hostility.
"You're the last of your family." replied Loruca. "I intend to destroy you."
"Impossible!" hissed Coce, "The Clashsounded clan cannot be defeated by the likes of the Justicehelpeds!"
"Not singly, perhaps." replied Loruca, smiling, "But we had numbers on our side. And now, I, the greatest of the Justicehelped warriors, has come here, to this abominable wasteland, to put you out of our misery!"
"That's how it is then." whispered Coce under his breath.
Loruca scoffed, "Come to your death, weakling!"

Coce leapt at him, smashing Loruca off balance with a backhand, knocking him to the ground.

Ironblood stood with Bomrek atop the battlements. "This really is quite disgusting." he said, with distaste.
"I guess the no-clothes thing is cultural." replied Bomrek.
"It's damn stupid. It's freezing out here." Ironblood said, gruffly.
"It's showing too." Bomrek noted, her cheeks turning a slight shade of red as she said this.
Ironblood chuckled at this.

Out on the field, Coce stood over Loruca. His enemy was clearly the most astounding physical specimen he had ever noted amongst his own kind. It lay to Coce to beat him in skill.

They fought tooth and nail. Loruca had never met anybody who had matched the skill of Coce, and Coce had never met anybody who possessed the kind of physical resilience displayed by Loruca.
In the end, it was Coce who began to weary first. A gap in his guard allowed Loruca to punch through, and blast a hole in Coce's chest, destroying his heart.

Coce buckled to the ground, bleeding all over the snow, and Loruca stood over him, gloating. "Now I shall destroy your pathetic home. The great Clashsounded hero lays dying at my feet. What chance do they have against a specimen such as me?"
Loruca chuckled, and turned to focus his attention on Ironblood and Bomrek.
"Such tiny creatures." he snarled, "Perhaps they are tastier than they look?"

Ironblood glanced at Bomrek.
"Damn." she said.
"Yeah, I really expected him to win that one." said Ironblood sourly.
"No, not that. Well, of course that, but I mean the goblins who just arrived." she said, pointing to the horizon.
"Oh." said Ironblood. "Damn."

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Re: Nist Akath. Betrayal in the Tundra.
« Reply #1497 on: March 08, 2008, 10:56:00 am »

quote:
Originally posted by Asehujiko:
<STRONG>And it took him, like, 20 years?</STRONG>

Closer to 30

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Re: Nist Akath. Betrayal in the Tundra.
« Reply #1498 on: March 08, 2008, 11:05:00 am »

Further Events of the 9th of Hematite
"I'll distract the large naked individual if you get some help." conversed Ironblood, calmly.
"I'll be back in a few, dearest. Be sure not to get yourself killed."
Ironblood gave Bomrek a surprised look.
"He's naked!" he said.
"Point taken. Be careful anyway."
"Right you are then, dear." he said, grinning, and leapt down from the battlements to stand in Loruca's way.
Bomrek charged back into the fortress and raised the alarm behind him.

Loruca stood in front of Ironblood.
"It appears you don't know of me." he said, smiling. "You have no chance."
"It appears you don't know of ME!" replied Ironblood, conversationally. "You like your gentleman's vegetables, yeah?"
Loruca's eyes fell on the shining steel axe brandished by the dwarf. He glanced at his vegetables.
"You wouldn't! That would be dishonorable." said Loruca, sternly.
"Well, let us see!" shouted Ironblood with glee, dashing towards the Titan with a crazed look in his eyes.
At this moment Loruca began to doubt his course of actions.

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Akroma

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Re: Nist Akath. Betrayal in the Tundra.
« Reply #1499 on: March 08, 2008, 11:08:00 am »

how come Nist Akath is such a gold mine for epic quotes ?


damn, I just noticed that this was post Nr 1500, and I had nothing memorable to say...I will go and play with the carp now

[ March 08, 2008: Message edited by: Akroma ]

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