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February 26th, 2009, 05:56 PM
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Re: Pyrothere - LA slowpace game: 13 signed up so far, and room for more
Well, it's less about summons than other ages because of the relative lack of gems. Troop lives are still relatively expendable though.
WoG, by the way, is a 12 player map and thus no use to us.
Faerun 466 is big enough to not have worries over start placements, but probably has a bit too much water.
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February 26th, 2009, 06:02 PM
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Re: Pyrothere - LA slowpace game: 13 signed up so far, and room for more
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Originally Posted by Ludivico van
I get the feeling that late age is a lot about cannon fodder and a definite inflation of the value of a life (think of life as a dollar. I realize the wording is easily misread). Is that in the ball park . . .?
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Mages are weaker and magic gems are less plentiful. The average soldier has better gear and a higher resource cost. That's the general rule.
I just took a look at Patala and other than the decrease in magic gems this doesn't really seem to hold true for them. Their cap only Nagarishi looks like he could hold his own with any EA mage (although the lack of a boot slot on an earth mage must be annoying) and their non-capital troops look almost exactly the same as EA and MA.
I think Patala is generally considered to be one of the weaker nations, so keep that in mind.
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February 26th, 2009, 06:02 PM
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Re: Pyrothere - LA slowpace game: 13 signed up so far, and room for more
also, its [faerun] confusing as hell (thats allowed isn't it?) to differentiate between the land and the sea. I personally would choose a less aesthetically pleasing map thats easy to read than one thats detailed but confusing. I would say use something made for dominions. there was a 1000 or so province map, but that may be a tad extreme.
From looking at them, theres going to be a lot of monkeys runnin around everywhere. I think I'm looking at using numbers to drown the enemy in a swarming mass of feces and furry little bodies.
And serpant creatures . . .?
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February 26th, 2009, 06:18 PM
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Re: Pyrothere - LA slowpace game: 13 signed up so far, and room for more
Late age is about BLOOD!!!!
Well sorta, but perhaps you catch my drift
Also remember the undead usually are not put off by feces, though they may harbor some resentment of the furry bodies flinging it.
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February 26th, 2009, 06:24 PM
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Re: Pyrothere - LA slowpace game: 13 signed up so far, and room for more
On the second thought I decided not to take part, sorry, guys. C'tis is free. Have fun 
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February 26th, 2009, 06:27 PM
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Re: Pyrothere - LA slowpace game: 13 signed up so far, and room for more
as far as I see, which isn't far, i'll have my monkeys eat sharp objects so that their feces will have some mortal qualities to it. hopefully they should adapt enough to deal with the digestive needs of this. or have them ingest massive amounts of mortar and stone and have them . . . lets just say we'd have a lot of bricks.
also, oeridia was the map I was thinking of. it has 1055 land, 170 water. I think thats a bit too much. but i do like the idea of caves. haven't tried those out yet.
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February 26th, 2009, 06:31 PM
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Re: Pyrothere - LA slowpace game: 13 signed up so far, and room for more
i think i'll take C'Tis. I've at least a cursory knowledge of them, if thats alright.
too bad. monkeys s***tin bricks was ingenius.
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February 26th, 2009, 06:32 PM
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Re: Pyrothere - LA slowpace game: 13 signed up so far, and room for more
That would be oversized. There's a map posted here that looks about right. Any comments?
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February 26th, 2009, 06:35 PM
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I'm not super picky about the map, but the 15 provinces per player thing is tight.
If you're taking a poll on it, I'd prefer slightly more breathing room, like 20.
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February 26th, 2009, 06:37 PM
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i think it looks good, especially for a slow pace game, considering that it has enough open land for huge battlefields but enough other terrain to use as an asset. I'm feeling pretty good about this map.
I'm willing to look at alternatives, though. should we get a list of possible maps and take a poll?
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