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July 11th, 2007, 09:17 AM
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Re: Boiling the Ocean (Organizing)
R'lyeh won quite a few turns ago, goofhead. 
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July 11th, 2007, 09:50 AM
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Re: Boiling the Ocean (Organizing)
Yes - us C'tissians are preparing to head down to the beach to wave at our new overlords as they prepare to drag themselves from under the waves
As spells go Arcane Nexus is a bit of a game breaker.
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July 11th, 2007, 09:51 AM
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Re: Boiling the Ocean (Organizing)
You are wrong!
And hiding behind R'lyeh skirts won't save you 
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July 11th, 2007, 10:44 AM
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Re: Boiling the Ocean (Organizing)
Arcane Nexus is a powerful spell, but hardly a "game breaker" for a land nation - or for a water nation that hasn't already conquered the water.
The issue here is that R'lyeh has already entirely conquered and consumed two other opponents, *and* is in the water, *and*
Serious opposition requires a player with a forge bonus site and the Forge. This player has to crank out underwater items, MR items and communion items (slave/master matricies) as fast as possible. Then, you go under water with an entire communion tricked out with anti-magic amulets and lead shields, heading up (lightning immune!) supercombatants and spamming shimmering fields as well as your own whole-battlefield astral spells (such as Arcane Domination.)
The issue is the *management*. Such a counterattack is entirely possible but is anyone really going to put it together? It's enough of a pain to do that on land.
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July 11th, 2007, 02:38 PM
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Re: Boiling the Ocean (Organizing)
Well I had a blast, but as the Abyssians are finally beating down the walls of Caelum, it seems I won't be able to survive and greet my new overlords from R'lyeh. At any rate, I come out suitably amazed by the Mammoths' ability to crush any kind of melee opposition. I consider that I made two mistakes: 1. didn't establish enough diplomatic relations, so that that option was closed when came time to fight Abysia; and 2. should have made the mad dash to besiege Abysia's castle early on instead of trying to capture the secondary fortification at Qennan.
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July 11th, 2007, 04:27 PM
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Re: Boiling the Ocean (Organizing)
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Well I had a blast, but as the Abyssians are finally beating down the walls of Caelum, it seems I won't be able to survive and greet my new overlords from R'lyeh. At any rate, I come out suitably amazed by the Mammoths' ability to crush any kind of melee opposition. I consider that I made two mistakes: 1. didn't establish enough diplomatic relations, so that that option was closed when came time to fight Abysia; and 2. should have made the mad dash to besiege Abysia's castle early on instead of trying to capture the secondary fortification at Qennan.
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Nix, I must say that this makes two of us, I was completely amazed with what a mass of mammoths can do - they become worth ten times their cost and as you said they simply crush *any* smaller (in size) melee opposition, be it ten or even twenty times larger (in numbers).
As for an early rush towards my capital, I can only tell that I expected exactly that and was surprised when you settled in in Qennan, I think I would have done better had you made that move and I can relate privatly to you the why of that.
All in all, I think you have played excellently, and have made the conquest of Caelum to be a most bloody affair for my armies.
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July 11th, 2007, 06:20 PM
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Re: Boiling the Ocean (Organizing)
Would anyone else be interested in a world wide alliance against Ry'leh? The people of Mictlan would be happy to offer their services in such an alliance.
Jazzepi
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July 11th, 2007, 11:55 PM
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Re: Boiling the Ocean (Organizing)
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And hiding behind R'lyeh skirts won't save you
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Surely that should be R'yleh's tentacles/slimy appendages - those weirdos have no sense of fashion.
C'tis has the finest fashion sense - our leaders head into battle wearing our finest velour bathrobes.
We for one do recognise the need for prompt and firm action.
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July 13th, 2007, 10:17 PM
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Re: Boiling the Ocean (Organizing)
The people of Mictlan are interested in earth gems. We have many other types to trade, and an abundance of freshly harvested virgins. Let us know if you are interested. We can also trade items for gems.
Jazzepi
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July 18th, 2007, 06:21 PM
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Re: Boiling the Ocean (Organizing)
turn 56 has been posted and is due in 48 hours
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