Kickabout - Game Started.

[Caerun]

But I already have seen yours.

It's that undead lichy-type dude wandering around Yamba (province 147) right now, right?

Also, who're you calling T'ien Ch'i? (Yes, I checked the spelling.)

And yeah, chariots are interesting things. Frankly, I think my army would've stood a bit longer if it weren't for that one errant fleeing chariot running down one of the priestesses. Guess he thought he was running to safety.

-Caerun
Lord of Arcoscephale, currently trying to get his engineers to develop a chariot brake system.

[Bwaha]

Caerun, yes I have a Master Lich. Sorry about the mixup on your race, yes you are Archo. Boy do I have a suprise for you, I hope the turn goes by quickly. Heh, this next turn is going to be fun.

[Deadnature]

yeah, Caerun's cyclops stopped me dead in our little border war, thats why I opted for peace. Fire-immune AND awe? That spelled bad news for my burning hordes.

[Bwaha]

Yeah, but he'll be a blind, severely horror marked, dead pretender if things work out. Boy getting my butt kicked in other games really tought me some dirty tricks. This is gonna be fun...Heh, I love horrors, especialy if I can send them into combat.

[Caerun]

Hmm.

I'm not quite sure what you were planning, but if it's any consolation, I do now have one horror marked chariot.

Speaking of love, I must admit I'm quite fond of my wind riders. The wyverns accompanying them are rather nice too.

[Bwaha]

Yesh, a stale turn that sucked.

[Caerun]

Damn. And here I was feeling pleased with myself for thwarting your evil plans.

Ah, well. Next turn, then.

[Iron Duke]

I felt like bumping. Why is there no action of any kind here? Leaving the hinnom-arco war aside(which gave me opportunity to tickle hinnom a bit) there's been no events whatsoever. Come on people, atlantian newspapers want stories!

[RadioGibbon]

The Marverni council of Druids has denied any links between a sudden spate of bushfires ravaging the entire eastern half of the Marvernis' lands and their neighbour Abysia. A senior Druid is reported as saying,

"Whilst their may have been some skirmishes between our forces and the burning men of the fire lands necessitating a few minor tactical withdrawals their is absolutely no need for concern. Reports that our entire army marched into a blazing inferno and didn't come out are completly false and we can catagorically deny any claims by Abysia to have slain The Thunderbird who is alive and well in the capital planning our decisive counterattack."

Reporters were unable to ask questions as the press conference came to an unscheduled end as fireballs descended from on high and incinerated the meeting circle and all within it.

Breaking News: The Council of Druids had denied any link between the burning of the meeting circle and Abysia, a senior Druid holding an umbrella and staring upwards is quoted as saying,

"Fireballs from the sky are a perfectly natural occurence and just something our citizens should learn to live with."

[Bwaha]

Well lets see how well Baals work. This oughta be cool.