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[Iituem]

Really, it isn't.  Caesar won't post until you've said something.  >_<

[Caesar]

That's not entirely true. I was a bit occupied, so I couldn't post myself.

I was just looking for an excuse.

[nuker w]

We are on to you.... We are on to you...

I am also looking for an excuse (well not really) to post. Am I posting my actions right, are they in the right context, do I sound like a illiterate fool doing it and is there enough info in them?

[Caesar]

I worry about that all the time. I'm, as some call it, unrealistically insecure about what and how I write.

[Caesar]

That's what impatience yields.

[nuker w]

   A tad of big headedness may be the root of the problem. Heh heh.

[Caesar]

A tad or a bunch?

[nbonaparte]

gotta fill the abyss with something, you know.

[nuker w]

Ooo. Low blow.                 

[Iituem]

Are you implying he could fill the Abyss with that instead?

Because if so, God of Fertility spot's still open.

[nbonaparte]

RPing a god of fertility would be Fun.

[Karnewarrior]

Carmanthyre would be very interested when he hits puberty.

Ooh, that ought to be fun. See how pissed off all the godesses can get before they try to chuck the Father Blade into the sun.

[Lordinquisitor]

Bloodthirsty golems made from Stone. And flesh. And Iron. And Wood. And Bone. And Armour...

Hrr.

[Digital Hellhound]

I'll do a sea monster next turn, I swear.

Mortals teleporting in and out the Island are safe, so Silver shouldn't be in much danger. Amparos is too lazy to do something about that.
I'm not really happy with this creation, but oh well. You can't delete posts.

[ed boy]

Could I get an act count on the citadel I created early in the turn? I imagine that most structures would cost one act, but this one is a bit more fancy than most, so I would want to know if it would be bumped up to two.

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From the ground, a great structure emerged. Forcing its way through the earth, it was slowly revealed. An enormous tower was the first to break through, but it was a tower composed of shimmering diamond. A full mile it extended. Around it a great keep, a quarter of a mile tall, stood, also made of shimmering diamond. The structures of diamond were clear to those looking out, but opaque to those looking in. During the night, the diamond would cast a great light outwards, illuminating the landscape for many miles. He christened the entire thing the citadel of light.