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[KineseN]

"Hello, home sweet home. I wonder if there are anything in the lower levels I could coax into being minions of mine."

Kin explored his new home more thoroughly. He was going to make sure there were no nasty surprises like Green Slimes but goblins would be nice to have. Hopefully ones easy to subdue.

[Tarran]

Whoops, just noticed I missed a question. Sorreh.

((Can I even fit in the tower? How large is it inside?))

You can fit inside the front door (it's pointlessly larger than need be) and the lobby, but past that it's either maybe-yes or a big fat no.

On another note, working on actions so far posted. As a additional reminder so this post is reasonably large to warrant posting, 3 players still need to post their actions: Repulsion, Draignean, and Talarion.

[Talarion]

GTF away from the glow.

[Tarran]

So, after reading about the lore history on the Elder Scrolls wiki, I decided, hey, why not give it a shot myself since we're waiting on some people.

So, here's part of the history of the world, starting from the moment some large kingdoms were created. Written in book forum. Hopefully it's not too cheesy, and hopefully it's entertaining.



Prehistory: Volume 1: The beginning.

----- The First Century

Spoiler: Map, 0 AKB, The Beginning (click to show/hide)

Spoiler: The First Century (click to show/hide)

Many bits and pieces have been lost in the sands of time with their kingdoms, and indeed we can only guess in many places. This book is the result of many years of work.

At the beginning of civilization, several nations appeared around the same time: The dwarven kingdom of Urricst (brown), the elven kingdom of Rivriys (see right side of map, light blue), the human kingdoms of Goccai (light yellow-orange), Kajjuice (dark cyan), Ryosiv (now known today as Rihosis, dark blue), Duvv (dark pink), Karrinl (dark cyan), and the Kobold kingdom of Kobbia (now known as Kobland).

All nations were wildly different. The Dwarves are the obvious ones: Living underground, godless, stout, violent, and booze driven. The Elves were tree-spirit worshipers, lived in trees, and generally were pretty backwards technology wise. Goccai people generally worshiped what we now call the "old gods", which were chaotic beings of the highest levels. Goccai also was highly isolationist. Kajjuice was highly religiously driven, making crusades against Coccai often, and even the dwarves rarely (though none were ever worth mentioning in this book). Ryosiv was a state that valued skill in battle over pretty much all else, and was highly volatile. Duvv, which was basically a tribal "kingdom". Karrinl, which very little is known about. And finally Kobbia, which had a society where who stole the most was the leader.

The first major event in history was the first Clash Of Gods war, which began in 24 AKB (After Kingdom Beginning) and ended in 29 AKB. This was the first conflict between Goccai and Kajjuice. This was started from an execution of ten peaceful missionaries from Kajjuice by Goccai. The eastern-most city of Goccai was sacked and destroyed by Kajjuice, but their fleet was as a result crushed. Kajjuice then sacked Goccai's capital city being unable to go anywhere else due to having no fleet, and Goccai sacked Kajjuice's capital city with their forces from the isles. Both sides, ruined by war, made a bitter ceasefire. Historians to this day often call the Clash Of Gods a war that accomplished nothing.

The second major event is the Ryosiv Shattering in 28 AKB, which ended in 64 AKB. Ryosiv, shortly after it's creation, soon found out a serious weakness in it's choosing of leaders: "Who is strongest" doesn't really work since everyone wants to kill the king. One made an unconventional killing of the current king via poison, and that left a HUGE power gap. The leaders of the four cities each claimed themselves as the king, and one insult turned into another, before Ryosiv collapsed. Each city fought for 36 years before, within the same month, a lone warrior killed each leader of the city and claimed himself king. In 68 AKB, the new king decided to do away with the "Who is strongest" policy. This left Ryosiv in internal conflict as the nation tried to adjust to the government change, and the country took a very isolationist policy until things were stable. This was known as "The great isolation" in Ryosiv.

The next major event was the second Clash Of Gods war in 35 AKB. Where both countries planned to wipe each-other out, but lost both their fleets in a large battle, which then got caught in a storm. The war was ended shortly after. The leaders on both sides obviously lost approval quickly.

Next major event was the Karrinl Dissolve in 48 AKB. Nobody knows what happened these days, but something horrible happened and all of those in Karrinl decided to leave their cities in a hurry. The cities to this day are largely intact, showing no signs of physical damage from those days. A large section of these people formed Ficcarde in 50 AKB. The area around Karrinl was left largely inhabitable for a few years.

Next was Duvv Solidification. Where all of the Duvv tribes were collected under one tribe in 75 AKB. The new super-tribe changed government to match that of Ryosiv, who were their friends (largely because of similar types of government and culture earlier in their history). This was destabilizing to Duvv, so Ryosiv sent some forces to help keep the peace on request by the leader of Duvv. A short civil war started, but ended shortly because there just wasn't enough support for the cause. Duvv and Ryosiv formed an alliance.

The last major event was the third Clash Of Gods in 83 AKB which ended in the next century, in 103 AKB. This time, Kajjuice took Goccai's two island cities, and held them. The religion of those two cities was force-converted harshly. The two sides made a stand-off, but Goccai could not take back their two cities and eventually, the war ended.

----- The Second Century

Spoiler: Map, between the end of The Uprising and The Kajji Collapse, 133 AKB-137 AKB (click to show/hide)

Spoiler: The Second Century. (click to show/hide)

In the first century, the world had changed. Many nations became larger, and new ones sprung up. The nations from the previous century are: The dwarven kingdom of Urricst (brown), the elven kingdom of Rivriys (see right side of map, light blue), the human kingdoms of Goccai (light yellow-orange), Kajjuice (dark cyan), Ryosiv (now known today as Rihosis, dark blue), Duvv (dark pink), and the Kobold kingdom of Kobbia (now known as Kobland).

The new nations are the human-dwarven nation of Dallstat (red pink), the break-off nation of Pavros (lime green), and the kingdom of Ficcarde (brownlime green).

The first major event of the century was the end of the third Clash Of Gods war in 103 AKB. Kajjuice annexed the two occupied cities of Goccai.

The next major event was The Uprising in the annexed cities of Goccai. The occupants neither liked their conquerors, nor shared religion of their brothers in Goccai anymore.  The two mixed, and the new nation was hated by both (though it calmed down quickly). The Uprising was a series of riots which dragged on from 106 AKB to 133 AKB. In 133 AKB, the nation declared independence. Pavros was born.

The next major event, during The Uprising, was the Dual Kingdom event in 112 AKB. Forged from freedom-seeking/religious dwarves and refugee humans, the kingdom of Dallstat was formed between the whole mess. The kingdom gave equal rights to both dwarves and humans of all religions. The kingdom was initially unimportant at this stage, and little was written into history books or sung into the future. But this equal rights policy would be an important part to the forming of Isrand.

What happened next was The Kajji Collapse in 127 to 137 AKB. Kajjuice was getting disgruntled with the many wars and wanted change. The unlawful ownership of the two previous cities of Goccai which wanted freedom stretched people's feelings further. And lastly the government of Kajjuice wasn't all that good. Over the years, Kajjuice died a slow death before it collapsed.

That lead to the Great Merge/split in 138 AKB. Kajjuice split into three parts: The left-most city, full of refugees from The Uprising, became a Associated state-city of Pavros. The center three, including the capital, remained in the "Kajjuice" nation (which now had an entirely different view), and the right-most merged with Rivriys due to proximity and slowly-merging culture. The remaining religious diehards left north-west to become Hiatar. This change was significant in many ways: Goccai was now left without an opponent, Rivriys now had a very large city in it's ownership and a large Kajji population, resulting in a renaming from Rivriys to Rihosis, and Hiatar was on it's way to the history books.

Next, was the largest species Vs. species war in history: The First Great War. The newest dwarven king of Urricst was a power-hungry maniac. He wanted land, and lots of it. He figured, hey, Dallstat was already partially dwarven, maybe he should start there. In 145 AKB Dallstat was quickly crushed despite resistance. This shook many of the human leaders. Urricst was a powerful, powerful nation, so the shockwaves were felt by everyone, unlike the wars against themselves. The dwarven king, not worrying about the alliance of Rihosis and Duvv, declared war on Duvv in 146 AKB. Rihosis joined their ally instantly. Kajjuice somewhat reluctantly joined on the side of Rihosis, not wanting more war but realizing the threat of the dwarven expansion. The war went on for five years, and slowly Duvv was conquered and annexed. Urricst offered a white peace with Rihosis. Rihosis sent back only the head of the diplomat. The war continued for 3 years with severe losses on both sides. Eventually, in 154 AKB, Rihosis managed to convince Pavros that the dwarves were a threat, and they joined in the war. Goccai, seeing their brothers joining in the war and the oppression of their neighbors by the dwarves, joined in too. This was the first step towards the Peaceful Years: All human kingdoms in the center of the known world joined to defend their fellow human. The war continued for a very, very long time. In 167 AKB, Duvv was finally liberated. And in 188 AKB, the war ends. During the many years, human cities were burned, and dwarven cities were caved-in. The dwarves lost the war and had to pay a harsh peace: they had to feed the ruined Duvv for 20 years, they could not field an army for 5 years, and they had to concede a large section of land vertically near their capitol. In addition, Dallstat was to be released.

All nations involved in The First Great War were pretty much near collapse at this point, but none actually collapsed. All had basically no army left, and many were almost facing food shortages. This lead to The Lost Years, where absolutely nothing of note happened for a long, long time all the way into the next century.

-----



So, what do you guys think about this? Crap or interesting? Should I do more when we're ever waiting for people and I'm feeling in the mood?

Also, if you notice any canon mistakes or naming mistakes, inform me.

[Dwarmin]

It helps fill in some lore, and it is entertaining. I hope it ties into the game somehow, though.

Also, I'd like to hear things from a personal, Dragon perspective-did our race play any part in these events, beyond mercenary work? I can't recall the length of the lives of Dragons here, but are any alive that remember any of this?

ex.

The next major event was the second Clash Of Gods war in 35 AKB. Where both countries planned to wipe each-other out, but lost both their fleets in a large battle, which then got caught in a storm.

Sounds pretty suspicious. Could be some Dragons got together and wiped out the fleet under the cover of a spelled Hurricane to stop the war, I dunno.

[Tarran]

It helps fill in some lore, and it is entertaining. I hope it ties into the game somehow, though.

I'll try to make tie-ins, but I can't promise anything.

Also, I'd like to hear things from a personal, Dragon perspective-did our race play any part in these events, beyond mercenary work?

Half way in I found out I mentioned 0 dragons. So I decided "Well I'll mention dragons sometime later" then promptly finished it without mentioning any dragons.

Thus, I have a plan: Dragons barely interacted with humans, dwarves, or elves until sometime within the Third Century or Fourth Century, where there will be a "Dragon's Awakening" event where dragons basically realize "Hey, these guys are small and fleshy and have LOTS OF GOLD!" and promptly start conflicting with humans. And there will be mentions of dragons, since both Hiatar and Rihosis hate them immensely. I don't think an entire country would start hating without a good reason.

I can't recall the length of the lives of Dragons here, but are any alive that remember any of this?

I found where I mentioned the length: http://www.bay12forums.com/smf/index.php?topic=91236.msg2542297#msg2542297

The Adult stage lasts around 90+-10 years. Elderly is "VERY long", so you could get dragons that have been around back then and haven't died to younger dragons, humans, or other random monsters... IF you're lucky. Hundreds (or maybe thousands) of years is a lot of potential deaths.

The next major event was the second Clash Of Gods war in 35 AKB. Where both countries planned to wipe each-other out, but lost both their fleets in a large battle, which then got caught in a storm.

Sounds pretty suspicious. Could be some Dragons got together and wiped out the fleet under the cover of a spelled Hurricane to stop the war, I dunno.

No special plot there, just both sides were fighting in the rain when the storm got worse and worse. Both sides were fanatic and wanted to wipe each-other out, thus they did not run when the should have. Or something like that. The point is, no one pulled something out of their hat.

[Dwarmin]

Sounds cool. I can't wait to hear what you think up about the Solari Empire!

[Tarran]

Yeah, making history for the current date will be a pain in the ass because, unlike being in the past where I can say basically anything about the kingdoms, the player-made ones already have a history and I'll CONSTANTLY have to check it over and over.

I'll admit, you did make it easier for me with the Solari Empire+Iberia. I could just tie them together, if you don't mind me ignoring the "Iberia is a small nation that it is all that technically remains of the once grand Empire" part. Is it okay if I ignore that one part?

[Dwarmin]

Yeah, it was just fluff for when I was assuming the game took place in a single continent, instead of an entire world.

[Tarran]

The game doesn't take place on an entire world though. It takes place in the "known" world by this group of humans. If it took place on an entire world, both the north AND the south sides of the map would be cold. As the south side is hot, it means that the game takes place in the northern half of the world. And since the left side is not symmetrical with the right side, it means that this is only a section of the northern part of the world.

This fact will be shown with the *Cough SPOILERS*Migration of the elven kingdom off the known world.*Cough SPOILERS*

[Draignean]

Draignean continued to case the town at a distance, watching everything that came and everything that left the city. Everything had patterns, dust and scales, blood and bones... Everything had patterns.

Case the joint, pay particular attention to any kind of regular wagon shipment that might allow me to slip inside unnoticed.

[Repulsion]

Cevitil looks for a tree to climb to the top off. When/if he finds one, take off flying from it, again towards the city.

[Tarran]

Thanks to steam automatically downloading the new Skyrim patch even though I TURNED OFF AUTOMATIC UPDATES, likely 20% of the mods I have are broken. So I have decided not to play it until most of them are fixed.

Thus, I now have a ton of time to spare for this RTD.

Anthramarux abruptly decided this is a bad place to have a lair-as least, for now-and flew off with a snort.

Move up and down the coast, looking for a better place to live! Be on the lookout for any beached whales or large fish that might look tasty.

[5][6]: You find a cave that is pretty much perfect in every way. Multiple levels, dry, and plenty of hidden entrances/escapes.

It also seems to have a large population of whales, sharks, and... goddamn mudcrabs. They will be annoying.

Slink slink slink! Get behind a tree she's probably already checked behind.

[Agi:2 oh balls]: Lacking any ability to sneak you fly out loudly running to behind a tree.

Mother, being the non-moron she is, spots you. You can still run, at least...

So... RUN AWAAAAAY!

'To seek knowledge. Is there any nobler purpose in life?' Semakhet says, grinning - as much as she can. 'More specifically, I wish to meet In'al or his fellow scholars. Would any of you be willing to speak with me? I've come a long way to visit the College.'

"I'm... uhhh... certain that there might be someone who would be willing to talk to you... I think In'al is busy-"

[In'al state of mind: 4] "Who is the gent at the front door? Donath, who is it?"

"...A dragon, sir."

"A dragon? Really? Have you been taking too much Skooma?"

"Been taking too much... what, sir?"

"Skooma."

"...Skooma?"

"Skooma!"

"Sir, there is no such thing as Skooma. There is no such thing as Elder Scrolls, and the world is not named Tamriel. You're delusional again."

"Oh right, I... I do believe that the world wasn't named Tamriel... Was it Kearth?"

Donath at this point visibly groans and cringes, looking as if he was about to explode and shout out at In'al, and opens the doors into the tower "Well, here's In'al... Enjoy." He then walks away with an utter lack of words.

"I keep telling the boy, the Khajiit are devils, and he should stop dealing with them." In'al says, showing your his obviously divine insight. "Come in, kiddie, I've got candy for you, like always." He gestures for you to come.

Something tells you that getting reasonable conversation out of this old man will be difficult if not impossible. You may want to converse with some of the other scholars around the entrance. There are at least three more. Two to the left, and one directly in front. In'al is to the right.

Hm... head west by flight. Attempt to find my way to a human settlement.

You fly west, towards a human city.

The city appears to be a very large farming city. Lots of farming. The buildings are well made and sturdy, but are mainly made out of wood. Same with the walls.

There aren't many guards around, but there seems to be A LOT of old and/or crippled men/women around who work the farms. All have the look of a battle-hardened veteran in their eyes. This is not a town you want to screw with, the years may have made their bodies weaker, but their spirits still carry a burning flame.

An old warrior, in well made armor and weaponry, likely the leader of the city, greets you.

"Dragon, what are ye doing here? Don't lie, I know your species' ways with your greed for our gold and want to enslave our people. I have defeated many of your kind before and I am not afraid to do so again." He says without fear. Something tells you you would last a few hundred or even thousand years longer if you avoid making him angry.

+1 agility.

((PS: This is supposed to be one of the weaker cities of Gridhard. Heavily militarized country+frequent wars=Lots of badasses.))

Climb out of pond, Ask about how Magic Missile works. Talk to the polymorph guy about the blessed ring of air creature.

(Your action is extremely vague. Please, be more specific in the future.)

You trudge out of the pond. Urgh, how dirty.

You then ask random passerbys about magic missile. Some ignore you entirely, others look at you for a few seconds, before going off to do their own stuff. A few say a few lines. From the combined lines of various people, you figure out that magic missile is a tracking offensive spell of pure magical energies.

You talk to Nowan about the ring. He says "Heheh, oh man, reminds me of the fun I had in my younger days...".

(Vague action=a result likely different to what you wanted.)

God dammit. Head back to the cave and get some sleep then, I guess. Nothing I can do here. Mumble something about 'Wrong town'.

You turn 180 degrees and dash off into the distance, crying softly.

The man who greeted you says "Hey wait, what? Where are you going? Am I really that bad looking?".

You arrive back home, utterly devoid of energy from flying around SO MUCH. You fall asleep quickly.

+2 agility. +1 toughness.

Tired: Cannot fly for 5 turns.

"Hello, home sweet home. I wonder if there are anything in the lower levels I could coax into being minions of mine."

Kin explored his new home more thoroughly. He was going to make sure there were no nasty surprises like Green Slimes but goblins would be nice to have. Hopefully ones easy to subdue.

You explore your new home, looking for creatures. [3] There's a disgruntled pack of wolves in the cave. [4] They seem afraid of you.

GTF away from the glow.

[Agi:5][Creature view:2]: You run away as fast as dragonly possible.  You make serious distance and the thing cannot see you anymore.

The thing inside you has stopped growing and may be dying.

[2]: You have the feeling that there might be something around here that will give you insight into what the creature does but you cannot see anything because you sux.

Draignean continued to case the town at a distance, watching everything that came and everything that left the city. Everything had patterns, dust and scales, blood and bones... Everything had patterns.

Case the joint, pay particular attention to any kind of regular wagon shipment that might allow me to slip inside unnoticed.

You observe the town's shipments... ((I will save time for you by giving you several day's observations in this single turn. Green is active right now, blue is active this day))

Outgoing:
Once a day at dawn, a wagon leaves full of gold bars and with a dozen or so guards. Several checkpoints of a few guards every so often dot the road.
Once a week at dawn, a wagon leaves full of gems with a dozen or so guards at the same time as the gold wagon.

Incoming:
A couple of wagons under light guard bring food into town every week at evening. Greeted by a dozen guards each time. Each sack group is patted by hand outside, then when inside transferred off by hand under guard watch: Impossible to sneak in on, these guards have faced robbery by sitting in sacks before.
Two wagons under light guard bring wood into town every day at evening. Greeted by a few guards. It's impossible to get into the wood pile unnoticed.

Darn, no way to get in easily via the front door.

Cevitil looks for a tree to climb to the top off. When/if he finds one, take off flying from it, again towards the city.

You try to climb up a tree, but you are far too large to climb any tree.

Screw it, overcomplifying things. Just fly from the ground.

You fly towards the city. You get closer and are about to fly over when all of a sudden you are on the ground being tied down by a mage's magic.

A few dozen guards stand by you. The lead one, in heavy magical armor, greets you.

"What are you doing here dragon? Do you come in peace or do you come with hostilities?"

Hm. They seem to take dragons flying over them seriously.

Spoiler: Talarion: Varkonis (click to show/hide)

HP: 38/42.
Male.
Mother: Unnamed.
Father: Unnamed.
Age: Teen.

Strength: 55. Recent: 0.
Agility: 54. Recent: 0.
Intelligence: 43. Recent: 0.
Toughness: 70. Recent: 0.
Charisma: 50. Recent: 0.
Fame: 0. Recent: 0.
Trustworthiness: 50. Recent: 0.
Cruelty: 50. Recent: 0.
Evilness: 50. Recent: 0.
Intimidation: 60.

Spoiler: Aklyon: Raizan (click to show/hide)

HP: 42/42.
Male.
Mother: Rianixia.
Father: Arxonis.
Age: Teen.

Strength: 56. Recent: 0.
Agility: 40. Recent: 0.
Intelligence: 68. Recent: 0.
Toughness: 71. Recent: 0.
Charisma: 55. Recent: 0.
Fame: 1. Recent: 0.
Trustworthiness: 50. Recent: 0.
Cruelty: 50. Recent: 0.
Evilness: 50. Recent: 0.
Intimidation: 60.

Items:
~50 silver in a bag.
Blessed Ring of Air Creature.

Spoiler: Dermonster: Scientia Addo (click to show/hide)

HP: 30/30.
Female.
Mother: Cielstraza.
Father: Abyssion.
Age: Teen.

Strength: 54. Recent: 0.
Agility: 73. Recent: +2.
Intelligence: 75. Recent: 0.
Toughness: 54. Recent: +1.
Charisma: 80. Recent: 0.
Fame: 0. Recent: 0.
Trustworthiness: 50. Recent: 0.
Cruelty: 50. Recent: 0.
Evilness: 45. Recent: 0.
Intimidation: 25.

~30 gold in hands.

Tired: Cannot fly for 5 turns.
Mother Trauma: Roll against a 2 when talking to mothers (fail=unable to talk to them for 3 turns), cannot be removed until Adult.
Sister Trauma: Roll against a 2 when talking to a girl that has a sister when their sister is around (fail=unable to talk to them for 3 turns), cannot be removed until Adult.
Deep Fear of Humans: Roll against a 1 when talking to a human (fail=unable to talk to them for 3 turns), Intimidation rolls against you from a human get +1, removed by defeating, killing or scaring humans multiple times.

Spoiler: Repulsion: Cevitil (click to show/hide)

HP: 30/30.
Male.
Mother: Mevith.
Father: Litril.
Age: Teen.

Strength: 53. Recent: 0.
Agility: 82. Recent: 0.
Intelligence: 50. Recent: 0.
Toughness: 51. Recent: 0.
Charisma: 70. Recent: 0.
Fame: 0. Recent: 0.
Trustworthiness: 50. Recent: 0.
Cruelty: 50. Recent: 0.
Evilness: 70. Recent: 0.
Intimidation: 75.

~50 gold in hands.

Father Trauma: Roll against a 2 when talking to fathers (fail=unable to talk to them for 3 turns), cannot be removed until Adult.
Slightly Regenerative: You regain 1 HP per 2 turns.

Spoiler: Digital Hellhound: Semakhet (click to show/hide)

HP: 21/21.
Female.
Mother: Faladut.
Father: Tsaldos.
Age: Teen.

Strength: 40. Recent: 0.
Agility: 56. Recent: 0.
Intelligence: 58. Recent: 0.
Toughness: 35. Recent: 0.
Charisma: 93. Recent: 0.
Fame: 10. Recent: 0.
Trustworthiness: 50. Recent: 0.
Cruelty: 50. Recent: 0.
Evilness: 40. Recent: 0.
Intimidation: 55.

Items:
Strange golden amulet (around neck).

Spoiler: Freeformschooler: Nuvian (click to show/hide)

HP: 27/27.
Female.
Mother: Savamin.
Father: Eluuvian.
Age: Teen.

Strength: 41. Recent: 0.
Agility: 50. Recent: +1.
Intelligence: 65. Recent: 0.
Toughness: 45. Recent: 0.
Charisma: 60. Recent: 0.
Fame: 1. Recent: 0.
Trustworthiness: 50. Recent: 0.
Cruelty: 50. Recent: 0.
Evilness: 51. Recent: 0.
Intimidation: 60.

Spoiler: KineseN: Kin (click to show/hide)

HP: 36/36.
Male.
Mother: Terranizaia.
Father: Algorm.
Age: Teen.

Strength: 62. Recent: 0.
Agility: 69. Recent: 0.
Intelligence: 56. Recent: 0.
Toughness: 64. Recent: 0.
Charisma: 45. Recent: 0.
Fame: 0. Recent: 0.
Trustworthiness: 50. Recent: 0.
Cruelty: 50. Recent: 0.
Evilness: 50. Recent: 0.
Intimidation: 55.

Spoiler: Dwarmin: Anthramarux (click to show/hide)

HP: 36/36.
Female.
Mother: Talathraxis.
Father: Arzg'Razgoth.
Age: Teen.

Strength: 37. Recent: 0.
Agility: 25. Recent: 0.
Intelligence: 95. Recent: 0.
Toughness: 61. Recent: 0.
Charisma: 61. Recent: 0.
Fame: 0. Recent: 0.
Trustworthiness: 50. Recent: 0.
Cruelty: 50. Recent: 0.
Evilness: 50. Recent: 0.
Intimidation: 40.

Items:
Bracelet of Air Creature.

Spoiler: Draignean: Draignean (click to show/hide)

HP: 36/36.
Male.
Mother: Midrayal.
Father: Halnon.
Age: Child.

Strength: 90. Recent: 0.
Agility: 45. Recent: 0.
Intelligence: 25. Recent: 0.
Toughness: 90. Recent: 0.
Charisma: 40. Recent: 0.
Fame: 0. Recent: 0.
Trustworthiness: 50. Recent: 0.
Cruelty: 50. Recent: 0.
Evilness: 65. Recent: 0.
Intimidation: 70.

Godly Protection: Take half damage (round down) from other players until Teenager.
Has eaten Human once: You have eaten a human at one time in the past. And in a way, you now view humans as food if need be. Your eyes tell the humans this too. This gives you a 1/6 chance each turn for a human to see the hunger your eyes and end the conversation abruptly. Eating more humans will give Intimidation bonuses against them, but also increase the penalty.
color=#FF1493]Deep Fear of Humans:[/color][/b] Roll against a 1 when talking to a human (fail=unable to talk to them for 3 turns), Intimidation rolls against you from a human get +1, removed by defeating, killing or scaring humans multiple times.

Spoiler: Ironyowl: Raikonai (click to show/hide)

HP: 28/28.
Male.
Mother: Saikar.
Father: Shakarai.
Age: Child.

Strength: 70. Recent: 0.
Agility: 40. Recent: 0.
Intelligence: 45-10-15=20. Recent: 0.
Toughness: 70. Recent: 0.
Charisma: 70-20=50. Recent: 0.
Fame: 0. Recent: 0.
Trustworthiness: 50. Recent: 0.
Cruelty: 50. Recent: 0.
Evilness: 75. Recent: 0.
Intimidation: 75.

Items:
Dice of 3s: Use once, guarantee a 3 roll, does not factor in penalties or bonuses.

Godly Protection: Take half damage (round down) from other players until Teenager.
Moderately corrupted soul: Soul is more fragile. Magic casted by you is decently unpredictable. -10 Intelligence.
Soul Invaded: Corrupted soul will get worse each life stage. Insanity will also get worse. Slight chance (will increase as you grow up) for the invader to overwrite your action. Body may warp horribly as corruption spreads beyond soul (though it will only be notable after the teen stage).
Moderate insanity: -15 Intelligence, -20 Charisma.
"Blessed" by Inn'ahar: Unknown powers might have been given to you. Cannot remove Soul Invaded as long as you are blessed. Can only be removed by other gods or their priests. Inn'ahar will treat you as one of it's children.

Large information dump:

Spoiler: Map with people's locations (click to show/hide)

Player locations, from top to bottom, from left to right, in user names (because I'm pretty sure you can remember your character's name):
White D: Freeformschooler
Black d: Draignean
Black D: Repulsion
Pinkish-purple D: Aklyon
Bluish-purple D: Dwarmin
Gold D: Digital Hellhound
Light blue D: KineseN
Gray D: Talarion
Pink D: Dermonster
Dark gray d: IronyOwl

Yes, there are a lot of overlapping colors. It's your own damn faults, guys, don't blame me.

Spoiler: Countries by color and number, and country relations towards dragons. (click to show/hide)

1: Dark Blue: The Western Alliance
2: Dark Green: Kingdom of Axlehand
3: Dark Cyan: Gridhard
4: Dark Red: Solari Federation
5: Brown: Othem
6: Light Gray: City of Sharoon
7: Dark Gray: The Sarduk Triumvirate
8: Blue: Kingdom of Rihosis
9: Green: Kingdom of Iberia
10: Cyan: Caliphate of Hiatar
11: Red: Kingdom of Grathos
12: Purple: Province of Kobland
13: Yellow: Merchant Republic of Isrand
14: White: The Helten Empire

System for relations: F=Fear, H=Hate. Higher is worse. Negative is better. 0 is indifferent.
The Western Alliance: Large Friends: F-3 H-5.
Kingdom of Axlehand: In The Way: F1 H2.
Gridhard: In The Way: F1 H2.
Solari Federation: Threatened: F3 H1.
Othem: Cautious but ambivalent: F1 H0.
City of Sharoon: Possible Clients: F-2 H0.
The Sarduk Triumvirate: Resources: F-1 H0.
Kingdom of Rihosis: Hated: F2 H8.
Kingdom of Iberia: Indifferent: F0 H0.
Caliphate of Hiatar: Mortal Enemies: F2 H10.
Kingdom of Grathos: Distrusted: F1 H2.
Province of Kobland: Utter Terror: F8 H8.
Merchant Republic of Isrand: Mixed Disliked: F0 H1.
The Helten Empire: Indifferent: F0 H0.

Spoiler: Country casus bellies (rough) (click to show/hide)

Western Alliance Casus Belli: Province of Kobland, Kingdom of Iberia.

Province of Kobland Casus Belli: Everyone.

Kingdom of Iberia Casus Belli: Everyone. Province of Kobland. Othem.

Caliphate of Hiatar Casus Belli: Merchant Republic of Isrand.

Merchant Republic of Isrand Casus Belli: Province of Kobland. Caliphate of Hiatar. Othem.

Kingdom of Grathos Casus Belli: Kingdom of Rihosis. Merchant Republic of Isrand.

Othem Casus Belli: Everyone.

Kingdom of Rihosis Casus Belli: Kingdom of Grathos. Othem. Helten Empire.

Solari Federation Casus Belli: City of Sharoon. Othem.

Helten Empire Casus Belli: Sarduk Triumvirate. Kingdom of Rihosis. City of Sharoon.

City of Sharoon Casus Belli: Potentially everyone. Solari Federation.

Kingdom of Gridhard Casus Belli: Kingdom of Axlehand.

Kingdom of Axlehard Casus Belli: Kingdom of Gridhard.

Sarduk Triumvirate Casus Belli: Helten Empire.

Spoiler: Random Event (click to show/hide)

Uses 1d100.

1-10: WAR!
11-25: Tensions increase.
26-35: Tensions decrease.
36-45: Dragon terrorizes country, provokes hunters.
46-50: Dragon helps country. Improves relations.
51-95: Nothing.
96-100: TOTAL WAR!

Selected: 10, WAR! Country declaring war: 7, The Sarduk Triumvirate. Casus Belli: Only one CB, automatically picked. Target: The Helten Empire.

The wind is not quiet today, for it carries the sound of war. Men scream, battle horns are blown, and angels weep, for a war has been declared! The Sarduk Triumvirate has finally decided that they cannot overcome the Helten Empire in build-up speed, and have decided to declare war on their natural foe with what they've got. This has partially caught the Helten Empire somewhat off-guard, but it does not matter due to the only way between the countries being a narrow cut through the mountains.

This event has shook the already destabilized world, and countries have become more aggressive. Luckily, though, neither nation had any close friends, so this war will stay with those two countries.

The Sarduk Triumvirate declares war on The Helten Empire. Casus Belli is Cleansing of the Fools.

Chance for War increased by 5%.
Chance for Tensions increased increased by 5%

Spoiler: The War of Beliefs (click to show/hide)

Numbers represent armies. Letters represent armies with numbers higher than 10. Purple stars with red backgrounds indicate 1v1 1v2 2v1 or 2v2 army combat. Purple stars with darker purple background indicates massive combat.


Armies:
The Sarduk Triumvirate:
1st Army: Quality: Great. Numbers:Small Horde. Type:Main Army, mountainous. Strength: 100%. Morale: High, 100%/100%.
2nd Army: Quality: Good. Numbers:Many. Type:Main Army, mountainous. Strength: 100%. Morale: High, 100%/100%.
3rd Army: Quality: Good. Numbers:Many. Type:Main Army, mountainous. Strength: 100%. Morale: High, 100%/100%.
4th Army: Quality: Decent. Numbers:Many. Type:Reserve Army/Secondary Army/Garrison. Strength: 100%. Morale: Medium, 100%/100%.
5th Army: Quality: Decent. Numbers:Decent. Type:Reserve Army/Secondary Army/Garrison. Strength: 100%. Morale: Medium, 100%/100%.
6th Army: Quality: Decent. Numbers:Decent. Type:Reserve Army/Secondary Army/Garrison. Strength: 100%. Morale: Medium, 100%/100%.
7th Army: Quality: Decent. Numbers:Decent. Type:Reserve Army/Secondary Army/Garrison. Strength: 100%. Morale: Medium, 100%/100%.
Reinforcement Manpower: Medium, 100%. No Conscription.
Equipment Stockpiles: Minor Surplus.
War Exhaustion: 0.0/20.0.
Winning/Losing: No combat has been initiated.
War Goals: Crush The Helten Empire. Not met.

The Helten Empire
1st Army: Quality: Advanced. Numbers:Decent. Type:Main Army, mountainous. Strength: 100%. Morale: High, 100%/100%.
2nd Army: Quality: Great. Numbers:Decent. Type:Main Army, mountainous. Strength: 100%. Morale: High, 100%/100%.
3rd Army: Quality: Great. Numbers:Decent. Type:Main Army, mountainous. Strength: 100%. Morale: High, 100%/100%.
4th Army: Quality: Good. Numbers:Decent. Type:Reserve Army/Secondary Army/Garrison. Strength: 100%. Morale: Medium, 100%/100%.
5th Army: Quality: Decent. Numbers:Decent. Type:Reserve Army/Secondary Army/Garrison. Strength: 100%. Morale: Medium, 100%/100%.
6th Army: Quality: Decent. Numbers:Decent. Type:Reserve Army/Secondary Army/Garrison. Strength: 100%. Morale: Medium, 100%/100%.
7th Army: Quality: Decent. Numbers:Decent. Type:Reserve Army/Secondary Army/Garrison. Strength: 100%. Morale: Medium, 100%/100%.
Reinforcement Manpower: Medium, 100%. No Conscription.
Equipment Stockpiles: Minor Surplus.
War Exhaustion: 0.0/20.0.
Winning/Losing: No combat has been initiated.
War Goals: Cripple The Sarduk Triumvirate. Not met.

So yeah, I guess it's time for a big one. War has started! There is big potential in the chaos, but also a LOT more danger.

Anyway, any mistakes or such?

[Talarion]

Search for informations about the glowy creature.

[Dwarmin]

Anthramarux was tired of flying. This place would have to do...once she evicted the current occupants.

Well, some of them. The others would help ward away intruders.

Action: Enter the cave, and start wiping out it's Mudcrab inhabitants-takes out the clutches of their eggs and young and whatnot.

Preferred tactic until faced with a particulalry dangerous foe is to stick to wide open passages and avoid water and mud, clinging to ceilings and being sneaky-and attacking the larger, more heavily armored mudcrabs from behind, by flipping them over and coughing acid on their underbellies. And/or tearing off legs/eyestalks and leaving them to die.

Stay out of the water (?) and leave the whales and sharks alone, for now.