Newbie Game EA (Running)

[llamabeast]

To C'Tis: The time when the mighty god of the Sons of Winther will trear it's chains is near. Our peace agreement stands until that time. I'm waiting for your proposal for the future... Until it's too late.

Well it's not that near is it? It's about twelve months away isn't it?

[WSzaboPeter]

llamabeast said:
Well it's not that near is it? It's about twelve months away isn't it?

Indeed, 10 more turns... Give or take a few.

[Kydorias]

Lord DreamSlayer of Neifelheim,

As far as I am concerned, I will continue to honor a non-aggression pact between our two nations. If in the future I should decide that a further buffer zone is needed between my capital and your provinces, I will notify you beforehand in order to allow you proper time to mount an adequate defence. Your past honorable actions demand no less from me.

I will recommend to you, however, that should you decide to march upon my lands, be sure you are at war with no one else for you will take heavy losses.

--Kydorias

[WSzaboPeter]

Kydorias,
My dear friend, I wish peace as much as you do. If I wanted to destroy you, I could have done it ages ago. In the other hand I left you to prosper and gain strenght, for I think your men/lizards are honourable fighters and they are better as allies then slaves. I wish you no harm, quite the contrary, I wish to propose an alliance to you, if your hearth bears no grudge against me or R'yleh, my trusted friend.

To Atlantis and Caelum:
I wish to offer peace to you. In the past we may had some minor missunderstandings that led to a full scale war, but as with Pangaea, I hope the war will end, and a new age of freedom and happyness will come.

To Jörund, The Prophet of Vanheim:
Our nations are very close to the end of the peace. When your warriors slew my prophet and my best warrior, and took ten magic items I started to suspect that your intentions are somewhat hostile, but many other Gods told me, that we are allies. I still don't understand this, but if so many GODS tell me that allies tend to kill each other as a sign of friendship, I may accept it. But since our numbers dwindled in this friendship I propose finding another way of showing it, like trade or leaving each other alone...
Thanks a lot, my dear friend.

[Sheap]

With the upcoming Thanksgiving holiday in the US, has any thought been given to stopping the turn timer? I will still manage to play my turns but sometimes games do stop or slow down on holidays.

[Sheap]

Guess not. OK, I will be away for a week starting tomorrow and will be back on Monday. I will leave the game host running, however, if there is a problem (power failure, etc) I will not be able to fix it until Monday.

[Whollaborg]

Unfortunate slaughter of Niefelheims army,

We are very sorry for Niefelheims losses.

Our high command would not foresee the possibility of the Niefelheim giants attacking away from the city that they besiged. This would have left a hostile city with a wall behind their backs. Our command thought that giants would get hungry - so they wont leave the fortress behind their backs.
But still they left!

Meanwhile our army that was scripted to deal with a fragile mass of Calian archers killed caleians and occupied the province they were ordered to take.

Giants left their sanity alone to besiege the Caelian fortress and ran themselves in corpore to province our army was ordered to take.
Vanir watched awestruck.
Giants on the fields were running towards our victorious army!

As the giants were coming against our army so fast our men had only one choice. To obey their orders and hold the province.
Priests and mages bowed their heads and wholla! the skies opened immediately and down stuck the fury of Vanherr Thanatos. More than 20 Giants were slaughtered and 16 of our troops died as well.

We mourn for our and nifelheimian losses and only hope that our nations could forget this unfortunate accident and let it remind us of the importance of cordinating the war efforts and of the importance of communicating wishes of each party.

We hoped seriously that Niefelheim could have agreed on our very good proposition (for them) that would have given them more than half of the Caleian lands and Caelian capital to the giants.
But no, they would not agree on those terms!
Instead they claimed that in addition to more than half of the Calien lands and capital Niefelheim would like to trade our province that Calum had temporaly occupied to us! Huh.

We did not agree on such a offer.

And this resulted in chaotic advance to Calian lands and neither of us would know where other would advance. This chaos resulted in their elite Giants army falling.

Now again We have sent Niefelheim yet another proposition which we seriously hope them agree on so we would not have to weaken our offers any more.

-Jörund, The prophet of the True God


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Thanksgiving suits us even thou we dont thank the occupation of the indians or afganistanians or iraqians or anyones lands by warmth in in these parts of the cold world. But we forgive because the occupiers never know what they are doing.
-Whollaborg