The Middle Way - Faerun EA [Need Replacement]

Meglobob · #1 March 5th, 2007, 06:43 PM

The kings and queens of Atlantis had a good chuckle at the Ermorian councils message.

It is not so surprising they are angry when there mighty plans of researching straight to Arcane Nexus and then using that power to enslave all of Faerun have come to dust. Yes, Ermor really was that arrogant and full of himself to tell me this.

I hope the nations of Faerun recognize the heroism and self sacrifice of the Atlantian people in ending this extreme danger to them all.

Atlantis is happy to accept a medal for exceptional bravery in the face of extreme danger.

Dedas · #2 March 5th, 2007, 08:31 PM

Praise Atlantis! Praise the water people! Praise them for their bravery and their will to put hard against hard! Praise them for all time to come!

FrankTrollman · #3 March 6th, 2007, 02:37 PM

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johnarryn · #4 March 6th, 2007, 02:52 PM

Frank seems to have a habit of making personal attacks on people. In the long term term I see this as being costly to him.

Honestly, I don't want this to become a "let's all pile scorn on Frank" thread, but I think it is unfortunate that he feels the need to insult other players. As i've said in other threads, please keep all indignation (righteous or otherwise) in character... it keeps the atmosphere friendlier.

Meglobob · #5 March 6th, 2007, 02:57 PM

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FrankTrollman said:
Yes, because as we all know delineating a border, telling someone that there will be lasting peace, and making long-term trade agreements doesn't count as a peace accord unless you say the word "non-aggression pact".

-Frank

Yep, thats the keyword "non-aggression pact", remember it for the future.

As for trade deals, yes I mislead you, completely on purpose over the 2 dwarven hammers for 3 skull mentors. It was to keep you sweet well I completed the research and built my armies so I could try to beat you. It's another form of diplomacy or delaying tactics if you will.

As for the border agreement, it was more of Ermor grabs everything including sea provinces blocking my expansion and then dictates to Atlantis this is the border. It was when you where dictating this by the way that Atlantis decieded to go to war with you.

Evilhomer · #6 March 6th, 2007, 03:00 PM

Frank seems to throw tantrums when things don't go his way.

Hellboy · #7 March 6th, 2007, 03:55 PM

OK folks, time to chill out.

Frank, I know you to be a very bright guy, but you do have a talent for inciting flame wars (your screen name is very well chosen, btw.)

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FrankTrollman said:
... but in the long term (as in the next game and the game after) ...

Here we are definitely violating Sheap's Rules of Diplomacy by talking about game crossover effects (and here's the link again, for reference)

We've covered this topic altogether too well already, so time to drop it. No more personal slurs, please!

Hellboy · #8 March 6th, 2007, 05:04 PM

BTW, I've been meaning to post for a couple of days now: we really cranked through those early turns - thanks everyone! It seems to me that war and chaos are breaking out all over the map - what more could a Dom3 host ask for? I guess the game is slowing down now, but that's only to be expected now that we're in the mid 20's for turns.

Good luck to all on your continuing quest for world domination (and most especially, good luck to T'ien Ch'i, of course!).

Teraswaerto · #9 March 6th, 2007, 05:42 PM

The druids of Marverni, after witnessing their peaceful nation come under attack from strange and terrible beings, conducted a ritual of divination.

They saw some ancient battle raging, the combatants ankle-deep in bloody mud. The battle was not the focus of the vision however, for they also saw a host of ghostly warriors looking down upon the battle. Their black horses were silent, and there was death in their eyes.

One of the darkling warriors began to ride forward, raising his spear, and the druids could see that around his neck there was a noose. After that, they saw only darkness.

Come morning, the druids tore their robes and cast aside their wits. Marverni would soon be no more.

Hellboy · #10 March 6th, 2007, 10:18 PM

I saw the message indicating the God of Lanka was no more, but the Lanka icon still shows on the server as not having a turn submitted. Does Shovah32 still need to submit one more turn to close out the position?

And, of course, my commiseration Shovah32. Thanks for playing it out to the bloody end.