King of the Isle (finished)

[Gregstrom]

It won't have a negative effect on my turns, really. I'm happy to play it either way.

[IndyPendant]

I think I would prefer to just continue. R'lyeh isn't so critical that having it go AI will wreck things, like losing Ermor would have in Elli. And having to redo the turns would be just as much a pita for me, as well...

[llamabeast]

It will only take me a couple of minutes to return the game to the "future", so that wouldn't be an issue.

[Twan]

So...

We finally have an explanation : Rlyeh gone AI when he was defeated by Atlantis in a big battle and lost his pretender and many things.

In addition to everyone having his turns to redo it would be unfair for Atlantis to restart the turn of this battle (and the only non neutral vote is for turn 54 anyway).

So I think it's finally better to continue with Rlyeh AI and from turn 54.

Sorry for Corwin we finally aren't looking for a sub (and for llamabeast having to do a second time the change).

ps @solmyr : You could have posted the story here you know ? (I wonder why you never use this thread in general)

[Zeldor]

What? Going AI just because he lost one battle? It was 4 turns now and I didn't really see Atlantis regaining his territories.

[llamabeast]

Okay, it's all sorted and you're back on Turn 54.

[Gregstrom]

I can see Atlantis regaining their territories now...

[Twan]

Zeldor said:
What? Going AI just because he lost one battle?

By chance Ermor isn't played by Tharsonius. He would have gone AI several times against Eriu.

[LDiCesare]

I didn't kill his pretender. Obviously because Ermor feared my mighty armies.
I'm currently wondering what I am going to do for the few turns I've left to live.
Attack Man the traitorous?
Sneak through and attack Ermor?
Attack Arco and try to take the Isle which is rightfully mine after all?
It's not clear which one is the most suicidal.