Urapara - [finished - Abysia + TC win]

Firewalker · #1 March 13th, 2008, 11:40 PM

> I will be curious to see who comes out on top is Urapara.

Yeah, if we kill Abysia, it'll be every man for himself. Kind of like Survivor at the end.

BTW, Abysia, I saw something ... eh ... Abominable crawling in your general direction ...

Firewalker · #2 March 15th, 2008, 03:23 AM

It would appear that Abominations are not so ... Abominable.

On the other hand, Nararaja has been kind enough to allow the guru who manage to mind-enslave Father Illearth to keep him as a "pet." The guru was last seen giggling uncontrollably whilst commanding Illearth to carry stones to-and-fro. Very strange.

parcelt · #3 March 16th, 2008, 01:20 PM

Yes, I guess this turn had some mixed results for both of us. We do encourage you to keep shipping in those elephants... mmmh roasted elephant steak!

Bandar, I'd be interested to learn a few things: that damn worthless Illearth was fully equiped - did you get any of the items after enslaving him or do they simply disappear? Also, how do you get an abomination?

(if you'd rather share once the game is over that's fine).

Firewalker · #4 March 16th, 2008, 03:29 PM

Abominations are summoned -- Conj9 (S5 W2). I have been advised that I ought to have cast Gift of Reason on him so he could be given magic items.

No, Illearth didn't come with his gear. Actually, he was rendered a non-commander, which may be why. I will need to cast Gift of Reason on him to make him a commander again. I suppose all the gear was lost as a result. We'll see later.

Zeldor · #5 March 17th, 2008, 01:01 AM

You get some of gear when you kill enemy. You get all equipment if you Charm him. But I think you lose it all when you just enslave mind.

Firewalker · #6 March 25th, 2008, 03:34 PM

Hum ... not sure how Nararaja survived that, but he appeared in a province next to the battle (yet, the seige goes on!). There are goofy things with this version of the game when it comes to battle resolution.

That aside, the end is in sight for the noble Bandar nation. Its heros are dead, most of his stalwart armies, and now half of its rishis and gurus. Even a newly awakened Tarrasque (which just happened to be dozing near the fort in which Nararaja had been holed up) could not change the course of events. All of Bandar is open to Abysia's hordes to conquer. Truly, a sorry state.

Mental Note: In the future, don't bother with Mistform when the opponent is casting Fire Storm.

parcelt · #7 March 25th, 2008, 03:52 PM

What? You mean the evil Nararaja still lives, even after being trampled by a horde of demons?? (seriously, that seems kind of strange as he doesn't have the immortality treat iirc...)

By the way, Bandar, Heartless the wraithlord asked me to pass a message. He did not appreciate that beating he received, and has vowed to pillage and plunder the next bandar province he conquers until no living soul is left... he didn't look like he would take no for an answer either.

A good ruler knows what's best for his people. Surrender now and assimilate peacefully into the migthy Abysian empire, and you will spare your people these unnecessary horrors. Come Bandar, and let us fight no more!