Re: Building a pretender for Atlantis
 

Alternatively, you could go with the efficient multi-purpose path, and carve a throne with a big enough hole in the seating. (Which could then be covered with some suitably ornate wooden carvings obviously. Be sure to a) Fill your throne room with sweet-smelling flowers or b)have a strong insence burning. )

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I have discovered a slight drawback with taking cold-3 as a water nation.

If you cast living water or summon water elementals you instead get ice elementals. Ice elementals are very annoying they like to mill around your battlefield mages freezing them in place. I have lost 1 or 2 important battles due to this.

Re: Building a pretender for Atlantis
 

A Dagon is a great SC pretender(with enough reinvigoration) and can provide a minor bless to your sacreds(or a good bless if you took W9 on him).

Re: Building a pretender for Atlantis
 

A throne with a hole in it is a throne with a hole in it. The Lawgiver doesn't need a hole in his throne. The Lawgiver doesn't defecate. Especially not in his throne. Also he doesn't like flowers. Burning stuff on the other hand is sweet. Minute holes could be drilled in the upper parts of the false pretender for the purpose of burning incense.

All hail the Lawgiver, Enemy of Darkenss!

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I regularly drill small holes in the bodyparts of every false Pretender I defeat.

Infact, I've recently defeated Velusion's ghost-king Pretender and fashioned it's bones into a ship-in-a bottle replica of the 1872 brigantine, 'Mary Celeste' http://forum.shrapnelgames.com/images/smilies/happy.gif

Re: Building a pretender for Atlantis
 

Must have been an expensive ship http://forum.shrapnelgames.com/images/smilies/happy.gif

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A ghost king has bones?

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He was a Pretender. A real Ghost King would not have hip bones.

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Hmm. Don't get too cocky Badger. I saw that battle. His Ghost King was standing there alone without even a bodyguard (or at least one that didn't run away). A troop of barbarians could probably have killed him. I expect he'll be better prepared the next time you meet.

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It's not my fault he was standing there all alone. I didn't put him there. I just put him dead.