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Thrusting your arms forward, you start to channel vys. On a whim, you decide you'll attempt to simulate weather. You create a ball of roiling flame high above the two legions of soldiers, a false sun. Next you begin to condense water vapor from the air, this close to the sea it's a simple task. More difficult is getting the water vapor you collect to form proper clouds rather than merely water vapor. Eventually you manage it by cooling the temperature in the room while raising the general humidity, eroding some of the floor tiles to create dust, and drawing that dust into the air.

You're quite pleased with the result, fluffy white clouds obscure the ceiling and the roiling ball of fire high above, shafts of light piercing through here and there to make for properly dramatic lighting. That done, you set to working on the terrain. Fissures crack the marble tiles, deep canyons opening in the floor on one side of the room. Tiles melt away, reduced to vast stretches of sand dunes interspersed by columns of stone. To really compliment the desert aesthetic you decide to thin the cloud cover, allowing more light to bathe that half of the room. Perhaps so recklessly damaging your only recently repaired ballroom is unwise, but you should be able to easily fix any damage done.

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On the other side of the room, ice begins to creep across the floor. Slowly at first, but soon half the room is taken up by a field of ice and snow. You carefully construct a thick forest of evergreens, as you recall seeing them amidst the snow and ice of the northern mountain range. The bristles are difficult to manage with ice, but you're skilled enough to pull it off. Only a thin, winding road passes through the forest, just wide enough to allow a siege engine to pass through. On a whim, you decide to chill the clouds sitting above the portion of the room engulfed in ice in the hopes of making it snow. At first you take it too far, and instead get hail. Fortunately you manage to figure it out with some tweaking.

Now for the fortresses themselves. In the center of the frozen forest, you erect a vast and elaborate fortress. The walls are a foot thick and made of black ice, towers spaced regularly across its surface and archers patrolling the walls. The castle itself towers skyward, a mishmash of foreign and native architecture. You fill the interior of the fortress with buildings and workshops, flames sitting atop watchtowers and columns of smoke curling slowly towards the ceiling from smoke stacks and chimneys. You even manage to create small flames inside buildings so that 'windows' appear illuminated.

Next you enclose the city within a thick dome of ice, rune-carved supports raising from the city to hold up the dome. Of course, you create holes in the dome to allow in natural light, and a sturdy gate at the entrance to ward off any foreign invaders. Overall you feel you've created a rather imposing fortress, it ought to pose a worthy challenge to the forces of Earth.

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In the cracked desert on the other half of the room you start to craft a far more traditional fortress. You situate it on a large stone bluff, carving away most of the stone to reveal a domed keep. Most of the fortress is going to be underground, so you create an arched entryway in the base of the stone bluff and two massive gates to keep out any unwanted guest. Holes dot the surface of the keep, crossbowmen watching the approach warily. While perhaps less grand than the ice fortress, you've already mentally designated the forces of Earth as the attacks. Thus, it's not nearly as important that they have an impressive keep. You do furnish them with a variety of onagers, ballistae, and battering rams.

The battle prepared, you separate the two opposing armies and have them march towards their respective fortresses. As the legion of ice soldiers marches towards their fort, additional troops seem to melt out of the forest itself to join their ranks. You've already decided that, as the stone soldiers advance, the water soldiers will be waging a sort of guerrilla war every step of the way. The forest is filled with small bands of archers, swordsmen, and spearmen.

However, the same is true for the stone soldiers as they march towards their own fortress. Reinforcements form themselves from the sand all across the desert and each canyon hides a force of earthen soldiers ready to ambush any passing water-based scum. You also grow and strengthen perhaps a hundred of the stone soldiers, forming a core elite of troops twice as large and twice as hardy as their compatriots.
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Overall you'd say that the ice soldiers are far more numerous, but the stone soldiers are of far better quality. Since the stone soldiers will be attacking, the ice soldiers also have the terrain advantage. Total, about twelve hundred figures will be participating in the match, seven hundred made of ice and five hundred made of stone.

>ROOOOLL 3d10+16 (+8 from Grandmaster Water, +4 from Frosty, +4 from traits) vs DC 20 (Okay), DC 25 (Impressive), DC 30 (Damn nigguh)

Additionally, vote for the winner.
>Earth will win.
>Water will win

>>38218184
dice+3d10+16
>Water will win

Rolled 1, 9, 7 + 16 = 33 (3d10 + 16)

>>38218184
>Earth will win.

Rolled 5, 9, 6 + 16 = 36 (3d10 + 16)

>>38218203
>>38218184

Rolled 6, 1, 9 + 16 = 32 (3d10 + 16)

>>38218184
>Water will win

Rolled 2, 14, 5 + 16 = 37 (3d20 + 16)

>>38218184
>>Earth will win.

>>38218184
>Water will win

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Rolled 6, 2, 5 + 16 = 29 (3d10 + 16)

>>38218184

Rolled 5, 2, 9 + 16 = 32 (3d10 + 16)

>>38218273
Oh shit its 3d10, sorry Im retarded

>>38218184
>Earth will win.

>>38218184
could we make it to where they both wipe each other out completely.

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>>38218214
>>38218221
>>38218268
>33, 36, 32 vs DC 30
>Damn nigguh

>>38218320
Yeah, that's an option. I'll leave the vote for who wins open for a little longer. It'll be spectacular regardless.

>>38218184
>Water will win

We can't let our home element lose!

>>38218184
>Fire Will Win

Obviously a dragon that bears no resemblance to Zahak what so ever will swoop down an claim the area as it's domain

Hopefully our boy Prof took the bets and can tell us who got the biggest pot so we can win

>>38218371
... I would be completely ok with that result.

>>38218371
Also a viable option.

>>38218394
Can we do that?

Right near the end when both armies are near destruction we have a dragon made of Fire swoop in and destroy them all

>>38218371
Eh, it would seem cheap for the audience (especially if people are betting)

>>38218371
This

>>38218427
Not only can we, we should! ... Though I think it should be just as water is about to crush earth... but that's just a case of personal taste.

>>38218427
Yeah, you could.

>>38218203
>>38218268
>>38218285
>>38218349
>Water

>>38218301
>>38218273
>>38218214
>Earth

>>38218371
>>38218447
>Fire

Writin'

>>38218455
Then do it.

Or host a vote to do it

>>38218455
I don't think that's a good idea, this should be a traditional show and advertisement, introducing a random element will make the game seem unfun and unfair.
I vote instead to roll for whether Earth or Water will win.

>>38218184
>Water will win

>>38218431
>Implying ButtProf doesn't vote Fire in a drunken stupor

>>38218184
>Water will win

>>38218371
Can you imagine the impact if Zahak showed up just as our demonstration was winding down to see what the commotion was all about? ... I can't imagine a better way to introduce him to everyone.

>>38218503
Whaaat?

No vote with fire included? I am sad

>>38218503
Um.

Wouldn't >>38218388 and >>38218427 count as fire votes?

>>38218545
I can.
Never introducing him to a bunch of people, who several of we're not even in very good relations with.
Seriously. Wanting to dissect or report a dragon to the Shah are entirely rational reactions.

>>38218545
>Roll 3d10 to play it off as an illusion
>DC 40
>+4 from Fire Master, +6 from Opium addled Masters

>>38218546
We'll save the giant Fire Dragon for the Expansion pack, Terrors of the Past. We'll use the fire Dragon showing up in the middle of a pitched battle between traditional forces after Siege has a stable following thus kick starting a marketing campaign for the new supplements to the game. The new factions will be slightly more expensive and powerful for their point costs and will transition neatly into Siege 2nd Edition.

The introduction of Dragons should alter the status quo, as is appropriate.

>>38218184
>>Water will win
or a third element
or we have our guests attack us later with their own armies

>>38218630
I'd put dragons into 3E with Namek as a 3rd race(metal) and some mix of mutants/revenants as nature for a 4th

>>38218649
When we approach the end stop and have everyone with magic raise as much of an army as possible and then just Battle Royale

>>38218630
Will we make Void Creatures an elite force that has to be summoned by one side but is controlled by a third party and will attack both sides?
Made with Water(ice hail, vapor, for that black)+Fire(illusions, smoke, light to simulate vys)+Earth/Metal(body, dust, etc.)?
Maybe use Sound magic for a leading Void Entity that's high enough rank to be intelligent? Of course, the one who summons the creatures will have to roll dice to find out the severity/danger/etc. and we will have different tables for different environments/Legendary locations(those will be additional content and will come with pre-packaged blueprint/buildplan and unique random events, and local fauna).

>>38218710
Nah, chaotic battle is not good for demonstration, since Siege! is meant to be played in pairs.

>>38218184
>>38218503
Just came here. Also voting for Fire to win after most of the troops killed each other.

>>38218716
Void Creatures should be Event Only, and act as a final boss in a tournament with one or two Game Masters controlling the Entities and a predetermined number of players participate in the battle. Certain venues have different scenarios, some being Free For All Battle Royal scenarios with the Void Creatures as the wild card, some being explicitly Players vs Void and others set up to have Void Creatures appear as a random event due to use of certain dangerous magics used by elite units.

>>38218748
That was more for after our demonstration so that everyone can get a small taste of Seige.

Would really give people a taste of it.

We need to pitch all of these ideas to our Father incase we die in the Pav'ala

>>38218778
We could have a tournament be advertised with "Featuring a new secret addition to the game!" and have it announced that there is a secret artifact hidden in the arena, but no one is told of its function, just with an ominous "make sure you think it through before you use it".
If someone finds it and activates it, we spring the Void on the match, and all following matches will have to deal with the Void being present in that location.

>>38218822
Lovely thought! That way, since the quest will be over, we can think for years about how he is making huge money off of our idea while we are dead.

>>38218830
>Hide our cloak within the terrain.
>Someone 'activates' it by channeling vys into it.
>Ricky's tentacles burst out and start wrecking shit.

>>38218830
And thus we introduce the first stage of the Metaplot to Siege!

>>38218778
>>38218830
I like those for tournaments or another demonstration. For now it should be just water and earth (and maybe fire as a latecomer).
If fire arrives before one army is annihilated, earth and water could make a temporary truce to fight against the common enemy.

>>38218892
Right, we just have to remember to dole out the hype and parcel it out for maximum revenue. Fire is meant for 2nd edition if I remember right so having Fire show up at the end of 1st edition in some big tournament or demonstration (perhaps as part of an exhibition) as a means to generate excitement should work well.

So how long do you guys think the update will take?

2 hours?

6?

29?

>>38218943
Every time we come back to El-Amin we come out with a new edition of Siege!

>>38218948
>3 years later Soma publishes a book about this particular demonstration.

I have to admit Siege! is one of my favorite side objectives we have going on right up there with Haggling and aspiring to achieve Maximum OverJew.

>>38218943
Kinda makes first edition a little small tho.

>>38218979
agreed

>>38218979
Eh mines is battle meditation and getting /fit/

>>38219005
>you're that one anon
I'm so sorry

>>38219005
I don't mind those and I certainly see the use, I just find these things a bit of a nice break from the more serious stuff while battle meditation and git gud (in all its forms including getting /fit/) tie more in to the main objectives. We definitely should use battle meditation more now that we've got a Child in the neighborhood.

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>>38219018
Man I've been a nature fag since we learned about it from Anthus way back when.

I know how to row this boat.
Anon endures

>>38219005
>>38219018
>>38219037
Since Fire synergizes with Marsala Ve don't you think the Elaudians had a martial art that synergizes with Metal?

>>38219110
>Metal
are you dumb or confused?

Elaudia is Nature

>>38219110
I think the stuff in the Metal Codex probably synergizes well with Metal, we just need to learn how to not suck at Metal to make use of the book.

>>38219065
Remember anon? Remember how we were going to be all studious and take a nice breather at the temple? Remember those naive halcyon days?

So, back to the mutants all gravitating toward the Child activated idol/statue. Are we pretty much agreed that the mutants did that because of the "worship effect"? Similar to how Mik almost wanted to sacrifice his soul to worship the Child when he was in close proximity? Seems as if the lower life forms can be affected the same way by just the Child's presence reflected in the idol.

But, where did all the mutants come from in the first place? What is making mutant creatures in the catacombs? Or did the statue itself create them?

>>38219110
Maybe their smiths?

Looking at their armor they're probably fist vatis

>>38219137
Dude, not that anon, but are you retarded? Elaudia is Metal, how do you think they managed to make Elaudian Steel, and get a "metal armour from their god as a gift"?
>>38219165
Probably, yeah.
>where
These catacombs have probably been here for a thousand years, and this estate was inhabited by several people.
Could just be natural fauna as well.

>>38219145
I remember the plan to read every book and learn every effect/meta at the temple.

That was before we even met prof.

>>38219165
Possibly. The Child may have used the statue to enact a small measure of its will on the material world and planned to use the vermin of the city to work as its eyes and ears in the mortal world to find whatever or whoever it came to the region for.

>>38219183
Elaudia.

The jungle with massive reptialian jungle creatures. The empire used to worship snake gods. Multiracial. Creepy as shit.

They're Nature.

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>>38219065

>>38219165
I don't really care, we're leaving in a few days.

>>38219165
>So, back to the mutants all gravitating toward the Child activated idol/statue. Are we pretty much agreed that the mutants did that because of the "worship effect"? Similar to how Mik almost wanted to sacrifice his soul to worship the Child when he was in close proximity?

Maybe that's a valid theory but I'm not too certain on anything yet.

>But, where did all the mutants come from in the first place? What is making mutant creatures in the catacombs? Or did the statue itself create them?

It could've been the old masters projects
An abundance of Vys in the underground
Bleed off from the void

If there's any carcasses that somehow survived The Fulviniator 9001 than we should look into it

>>38219240
>we should look into it
no

>>38219252
yes

>>38219209
The empire that lives in the Nightmare forest and managed to build a civilization, creat Elaudian Steel, make amazing statues and buildings of Metal, be secretive, and create amazing enchanted armors and weapons, as well as said to have "an armor gifted to them by their god".
They're at least Metal and Nature.
PS: Animal control is Vys, not Nature.

>>38219197
If that is the case, Mik responding to the mutants stepped right into the Child's secret plan to find out who has been messing around with the strands of reality/enchantment.

Ugh.

>>38219263
>make amazing statues and buildings of Metal
who's ass is that coming from?

>>38219282
>plan to find out who has been messing around with the strands of reality/enchantment.
speculation

wonder if he'll be done after this leauge match

>>38219263
>>38219209
According to the Metal codex metal and nature were bitter enemies.
According to what we know the Elaudians had fervorous worshipers of Dhatu and were fighting some unknown enemy.
I think you can infer what's up with the jungles with that.

>>38219320
Of course its speculation. But does anyone think Soma brought the Child into the area around El Amin as just a side note? I think there is a major plot line connected here and the idol/statue confirms that for me. Now just have to figure out the details of what/how/why.

>>38219413
Nah we can just ignore it because there's nothing to act upon until the devils of the details reveal themselves.

>>38219413
Well it was also partly due to a random event roll. I have no doubt Soma is going to make it's presence significant but I do doubt it would be a plot point had we not rolled what we did.

>it's been exactly one hour since Soma started writing

>>38219617
its a big one. proberly 10 posts

>>38219617
Just means more awesome than the time we whipped that other vatis ass for our expert/master robes while on Spice

>>38219617
More time for me to think up names for my khemri bloodbowl team.

>>38219696
I gotta admit, the only reason I regret giving Varvar our spice beside researching it, was the that we won't have other incredibly awesome scenes of Mik on Angel Dust with a god complex destroying someone while seeing the world like a drug trip put through a blender and sprinkled with shrooms.

>>38219774
Submit to the entity to achieve the end you desire.

>>38219794
Eat A Dick.

>>38219794
Ha you have no power here Entity

AWAKEN MY MASTERS!

>>38219864
anon pls

>>38219774
Somehow...someway...I believe we will be meeting up with Var Var again before all is said and done in this quest.

>>38219864
MEZAMETAE, WAGA ARUJITACHI YO

>>38219864
AWAKEN MY MASTERS!

Calling it now 25 Mins

>>38219864
AWAKEN PRTHVI

The battle begins with the forces of Earth sallying from their keep on the right side of the room. They form up around the siege engines, their elite troops taking their places at the head and rear of the column. Regular troops take on the task of hauling the siege engines or simply march in formation. The 'General', a figurine larger and more ornate than any of the others, takes the lead and begins to march off across the white desert sands towards the distant snow-covered forest.

Meanwhile, the forces of Water gather at the edge of the forest, along the winding road which leads to their fortress. They're lightly armed and armored, most of them carrying bows. Some of them hide within the branches of trees, others bury themselves in snow. They're an ambush force, doomed to defeat in direct confrontation but quite capable in a skirmish. The main force remains hidden within the massive dome of ice, where you've constructed a bit of a surprise for the besieging forces.

Arrows begin to pepper the stone soldiers from afar as they near the tree-line, a few of their weaker troops dissolving into mud as the arrows strike them. However, for the most part the thin ice shards that serve as arrows merely bounce off the surface of the stone figures, unable to penetrate their hard outer shell. The Stone General orders some of his spearmen into the forest to deal with their attacks, but as they enter the woods they're attacked by swordsmen from above and spearmen from their flanks. They put up an admirable fight, it takes several hits to bring any one down, but eventually they're butchered.

(1/?)

The ice soldiers retreat as the stone army approaches. They continue to harass their enemy, but the rain of arrows abates and they're allowed to enter the forest more or less unmolested. They've lost some troops, but not many, and dealt more losses than they've taken. Despite this early success they advance cautiously, soldiers fanning out to search the woods for any ice soldiers. This proves to be a tactical misstep, as it allows the ice soldiers to pick them off slowly, one by one, without the knowledge of their comrades.

As the last of the Earthen column passes beyond the treeline, the forces of Water collapse a few of the trees lining the road to block off retreat. Simultaneously at the head of the column more trees collapse, blocking advance. In an instant the forest is alive with activity, swordsmen bursting from beneath the snow to attack the stone army. Spearmen flood out of the woods while archers, hidden in the boughs of trees, unleash a hail of arrows.

Even with the ranged support and the terrain advantage, the melee quickly turns in favor of Earth. Even if the forces of Water have managed to split the army in two, for each earthen warrior they defeat they lose three or four of their number. Eventually the losses are unsustainable and the ambushes retreat, vanishing into the forest. The ground, once covered in a thick layer of snow, has become a field of ice as the puddles that were once soldiers freeze over.
(2/?)

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>>38219864
>>38220064
10mins, just like Darcia's summoning circle.

Some of the elite stone troops manage to clear out the fallen trees blocking their path and the column, much reduced but far from defeated, marches onward. The scattered ambushers are too busy trying to regroup to launch another attack as the column of besiegers marches onward, even if other pockets of guerrillas continue to harass the column as they march down the road.

When finally a battered and bruised army reaches the fortress of ice, they quickly set about preparing and loading their siege weapons. A battering ram under heavy guard advances towards the gate as onagers begin to hurl boulders about the size of undried dates at the massive glacial dome that protects the city within. They crash against the ice, spreading thin cracks across its surface. Ballistae begin flinging massive stone bolts, which embed themselves in the ice and further weaken the dome.

The elite troops have formed up around the siege engines to protect them from the predation of any lingering ambushers. However, no attack is forthcoming. Arrows do fly from the forest at irregular intervals, but they mostly target the forces of normal soldiers, who have been shown to be vulnerable against the skirmishers' arrows. Even as the stone ram begins to batter against the great gates of the city, the ice soldiers do not move to attack either it or the main army.

Eventually the cracks in the dome grow too deep, and large sections begin to collapse onto the city below. The gates continue to hold firm, but they're showing signs of weakening. They're spiderwebbed by a complex network of cracks, which at any moment might give way under the ceaseless assault of the battering ram. However, as victory for the forces of Earth seems increasingly certain, a massive frozen fist punches through the dome, sending shards of ice raining down on the enemy army.

(3/?)

As the stones continue to rain down on the dome of ice, a second fist punches through the dome and grasp the edge, breaking off a massive chunk and shoving it outward, letting it tumble down onto the battering ram below. There's a tremendous crash as the stone is crushed beneath the ice, the soldiers which had been working the ram scattering. A head emerges, followed by a torso. It forces its way through the dome kicking and thrashing, causing a massive amount of damage to both armies as the golem frees itself from the dome.

The ambushers choose that moment to attack, pouring out of the forest from all sides to clash with the stone army. The Stone General seems to order a retreat, but his orders are lost in the chaos. He's engaged from all sides, his escape cut off. Even as they cut down frozen warriors left and right, more stream from the woods and from the now open gates of the city, sheer numbers overwhelming the regular stone soldiers quickly.

However, the elites continue to fight even as their army crumbles. That is, until the golemn finally frees itself from the dome and begins to take massive, loping strides towards the battlefield where the two armies are engaged. The siege weapons are turned towards the golem, which is roughly the size of a toddler. Bolts embed themselves all across its body and boulders slam into its torso, but it remains undetered.

It swings one leg forward, destroying a swathe of its allies before finally bringing it down on the elite stone soldiers. They're crushed beneath it's weight, helpless against the massive creature. It slams one of its hands down, turning an onager into a pile of ruble. In a matter of moments the battle is over, a victory for the forces of Water.

(4/?)

However, the match is not yet over. The forces of water must still elimnate those troops in the desert which stayed behind to guard against a counter attack. They quickly gather into a disorganized horde as their golem marches forward, tearing a path through the forest heedless of trees which block its path. The horde follows behind it, creating a cacophony of noise by clattering their weapons together as they advance upon the earthen fortress.

When the golem finally reaches the desert sands that mark the lands of Earth, it seems to have difficulties properly walking. It stumbles, and trips, but manages to keep its feet on the shifting sands. Beads of moisture form across its surface, now exposed to the heat of the roiling flame far above. The fissures which cover the earth do nothing to help its balance, and even as it continues to advance it seems doomed to collapse. Several times the golem falls, kicking up sand and causing the ground to shake, but each time it manages to stand once more.

The horde following it manage to make quick work of most enemies they come across, though most of the stone soldiers have retreated into the fortress proper to prepare a defense. As the golem and the army following it begin to close in on the largely underground fortress, the golem finally begins to give out. As it raises one arm to smash into the great arched dome of the fortress, the shoulder joint gives way and the arm falls off, slamming into the horde of troops beneath it. The frozen warriors scatter as the golem collapses to one knee, ultimately falling forward and smashing through the ceiling of the stone fortress.

Fortunately this is enough to provide the entrance the ice soldiers need to finish the job. They charge into the fortress, taking dozens of losses from enemy crossbow bolts in the process. Though they make a valiant effort, the forces of stone are simply outnumbered by too wide a margin. They're ultimately defeated, the last stragglers surrendering rather than find themselves hacked to death by the frozen rabble.

You dispel the roiling ball of fire which rest high above the ballroom floor, the clouds melting away slowly and light returning to the room. Lowering the humidity and raising the temperature to normal levels are both challenging task, but you manage it with little issue. It's easy enough to turn the ice half of the ballroom back to normal. All you have to do is melt the ice and then evaporate the resulting pool of water. However, fixing the Earth half of the room is a more difficult proposal.

You end up enlisting the help of Fulvia and Chrys in the end. Your reserves are terribly drained after all, and they're quite talented Earth vatis both. The three of you together are able to restore the ballroom floor to the same pristine condition it was in when your guest first arrived, though the effort takes a lot out of you.
>Vys Pool: (4/49)

Your exhausted, and more than that you've managed to burn long, ugly gouges into the flesh of your forearms. They spiral out past your elbow, forming strange and oddly mesmerizing designs. You'd admire them in more detail were they not incredibly painful. Thankfully they're not bleeding much, the wounds are mostly cauterized.

>Heal them yourself (2 vys)
>Ask Darzi to heal them for you.
>Ask your Master to heal them for you.
>Excuse yourself and retreat to your bedroom, to drain your sword.
>Write-in

>>38220217

>Excuse yourself and retreat to your bedroom, to drain your sword.

>>38220217
>Ask Darzi to heal them for you.

>>38220217
>Heal them yourself (2 vys)
Then pull some vys from the sword.

>>38220217
Can we just leave them be? I kinda wanna investigate those designs a bit more.
They're fractals, aren't they?

>>38220217
>Ask Darzi to heal them for you.
>Excuse yourself and retreat to your bedroom, to drain your sword.

It's a good opportunity for her to practice her skills and we'd like to be coherent enough to speak with our guests after our display.

>>38220217
>Excuse yourself and retreat to your bedroom, to drain your sword.

>>38220217
>Heal them yourself (2 vys)

>>38220217
>>Ask Darzi to heal them for you.
Will it leave scars since she isn't a grandmaster? If yes, will we be able to remove the scars later?

>>38220217
>Ask Darzi to heal them for you.

>>38220256
We don't have the fucking sword.
>>38220217
Drain enough vys from Fulvia to not have any severe negative effects.

>>38220217
>Excuse yourself and retreat to your bedroom, to drain your sword.

>>38220217
>Ask Darzi to heal them for you.
>Ask Chrys to go fetch you your cloak so you can drain vys from your sword.

>>38220285
It will leave scars since she's not a grandmaster, and you will be able to remove them later if you first reopen the wounds.

>>38220294
>We don't have the fucking sword.
I didn't say do it right here.

>>38220302
Eh, heal it ourself after we refill our vys then

>>38220294
I have to admit I've never really considered using her as a portable emergency generator despite her literally having a generator strapped to her back. Not sure if right now is the best time considering it might disrupt her illusion.

>>38220217
>Ask Darzi to heal them for you.

Excuse yourself and retreat to your bedroom, to drain your sword.

>>38220285
We can just cut off our arms and regrow them, anon.
I'm sure we can heal some scars.
>>38220217
Whatever we do, don't leave the room. Leaving after a demonstration like this is just stupid, we will have people coming to talk with us from now on, we can't just leave.
We could try to do a AoE+Leech to make the effect not very ntoicible and just drain the ambient vys.

>>38220302
>>38220217
Voting for our master to heal us and then drain the sword up to 10

>>38220217
>Excuse yourself and retreat to your bedroom, to drain your sword.

>>38220217
>Ask your Master to heal them for you.
>Get someone to bring you your cloak so you can drain your sword.

>>38220217
>>Ask Darzi to heal them for you.
Don't drain the sword, it burned us the last time.

>>38220294
It is rude to drain people.

>>38220217
>Excuse yourself and retreat to your bedroom, to drain your sword.

>>38220302
Exactly how mesmerizing are they?
I mean, scar tissue art is pretty cool, we could just leave it be if it looks cool enough.
Fractals?
>>38220347
Ask her with the brooch first.

>>38220217
>Excuse yourself and retreat to your bedroom, to drain your sword.
Gotta drain the sword when you gotta drain the sword.

>>38220302
If draining the sword wins, then can we have someone else get the cloak? I'd hate to leave now.

>>38220302
Hmm I'm tempted to do it ourselves then, but it sounds like they'd make for pretty impressive tattoos (in the old scarification style anyway).

>>38220217
>>Ask Darzi to heal them for you.
We just put in a bit of work. I'd like to appreciate the reaction.

>>38220217
Supporting>>38220343
I want Mik to stay so he can hear the reactions.

>>38220217
>Excuse yourself and retreat to your bedroom, to drain your sword.
I also wonder why the wounds took such a shape.

>>38220343
+1

>>38220375
We should ask Chrys to, since she's been trusted with it before.

>>38220367
https://www.google.ca/?gfe_rd=cr&ei=te_oVNL5GumM8QfR84Ao&gws_rd=ssl#q=fractals

>>38220375
Hmmm, might be fine actually, just have a slave bring it.
That has hapened before without the slave getting eaten, right?

>>38220217
Seconding>>38220343

>>38220217
>Excuse yourself and retreat to your bedroom, to drain your sword.

>>38220343
>>38220338
>>38220388
>>38220423
>Master

>>38220249
>>38220271
>>38220285
>>38220293
>>38220299
>>38220325
>>38220347
>>38220382
>Darzi

>>38220368
>>38220364
>>38220339
>>38220343
>>38220299
>>38220295
>>38220272
>>38220271
>>38220248
>>38220403
>>38220428
>Drain the sword

>>38220347
That was only because the sword is so full, and the gem is actually hot.

Hokay,

>Have a companion bring you your cloak, rather than excuse yourself.
>Nah, just excuse yourself.

>>38220446
>>Have a companion bring you your cloak, rather than excuse yourself.

>>38220446
>Have a companion bring you your cloak, rather than excuse yourself.

>>38220446
>Nah, just excuse yourself.

>>38220446
>Nah, just excuse yourself.
I don't want them seeing the cloak, or the sword.

>>38220446
>Have a companion bring you your cloak, rather than excuse yourself.

It will be less worrysome to our guests and it'll let us bask in the moment after putting on such a display.

>>38220446
>That was only because the sword is so full, and the gem is actually hot.
So it can only hold 50vys? wonder what kind of destruction it can do with 50

>>38220446
I don't see why we're asking Darzi instead of master, seems like it's just going to be a waste of time in the future.

>>38220481
It can hold more, it's just that at fifty vys there's a lot of fucking power stored up.

>>38220446
>Nah, just excuse yourself.

>>38220446
>Have a slave bring you your cloak
Our companions have to stay, they're guests, slaves are unimportant however.

>>38220446
>Have a companion bring you your cloak, rather than excuse yourself.

>>38220446
>Have a companion bring you your cloak, rather than excuse yourself.

>>38220446
>Have a companion bring you your cloak, rather than excuse yourself.
Chrys, because she wore the cloak before.

>>38220446
>Nah, just excuse yourself.

>>38220446
>>Have a companion bring you your cloak, rather than excuse yourself.

>>38220217
>Use the archeota to take pics of those sweet ass tats

>>38220491
Not all of us want to actually remove them completely. They sound neat. Besides it may give Darzi an insight towards her next meditation.

>>38220446
>Have a companion bring you your cloak, rather than excuse yourself.
Just seems rude to leave after putting up a show like that.

>>38220446
Can we just heal ourselves once we drained the sword, instead of having Darzi do it?
>>38220481
We an step out the door for a minute to drain it without them seeing it.

>>38220503
A slave will just be eaten by Ricky. We need someone more trust worthy to handle it.

>>38220526
nigga you genius

>>38220529
She'd need to meditate for that, which would take like half an hour or more.
>>38220554
Nigga, we've had a slave bring us our cloak before and he was fine.

>>38220530
>>38220523
>>38220517
>>38220515
>>38220507
>>38220481
>>38220476
>>38220462
>>38220461
>Yo nigga go grab me dis

>>38220522
>>38220500
>>38220474
>>38220473
>Excuse yourself

>>38220503
>Slave fetch it.

>>38220526
>Have someone take pictures.

>>38220530
Maybe if we weren't injured and nearly empty on vys, with all the effects that comes with.

>>38220565
Be honest Soma, there's no reason not to have a slave bring it, is there?
We've had it done before without anyone being eaten.
Just be honest with me my man.

>>38220446
Does draining the sword mean we'll do the healing ourselves? I assumed that was the case so I didn't vote to do the healing on our own

>>38220565
As a reminder this is common when we spend too much vys at once right? Did the patterns or something like them happen the last time we spent a boat load of vys? I can't quite recall.

>>38220610
No patterns but we were hurt last time

>>38220622
Ah, thanks.

>>38220610
Not patterns but the general kind of thing happened the last time we expended lots of vys during our Temple demonstration.
It was a portion less than what we expended here of course.

Wonder if we could learn to operate at low vys without feeling like we'd keel over as soon as someone fart on us

>>38220589
A slave would be just as capable of fetching the cloak as one of your companions.

>>38220598
Yeah it does.

>>38220610
You were burned pretty badly but I don't recall whether or not I said there were patterns to the wounds.

I must say, the last demonstration was much better than this one.

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>>38220416
I know what fractals are, anon.
I was asking Soma if our wounds WERE fractals, or just regular old mesmerizing spiraling shapes.
>>38220565
>no slave
Why do people want to rob our companions of participating in the post-Siege! discussion?

>>38220610
we got iceburns the last time

>>38220656
Eh

>>38220656
This one was a bigger scale.

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>>38220664
I'll post some more fractals, I guess.

Why the fuck do you retards want Mik to display his inaptitude as a vatis?

>>38220648
I'd rather send a slave to do it

>>38220656
I liked this one. Speaking of though, I wonder if there were other "Easter eggs" hidden in this demonstration like last time. Any cults in the woods or other such things?

>someone gets the cloak
>Zahak decides to stealthily follow them

>>38220695
Explain.

>>38220648
>A slave would be just as capable of fetching the cloak as one of your companions.
I fucking told you.
Can we revote this Soma? I think a lot of people thought we'd have to send one of our companions for the fetcher not to get eaten.

>>38220709
Probably.

Especially considering we're much more insane than last time

>>38220714
>Zahak went ahead and his bringing the cloak while invisible

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>>38220717
A slave would also see Zahak snoozing, which could be bad since I don't think he's wandered about the mansion yet.

>>38220733
>Just use the mental connection between Zahak and ourselves to have him bring the cloak.
"I'd like to introduce everyone to my adopted son!"

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>>38220756
It was explicitly stated that our slaves have seen Zahak anon, why else do you think Stelios wasn't even surprised when 200 kg of invisible mass stepped onto the cart?
We've also had him walk around the estate before.
I hope SK recorded this shit.

>>38220756
The slaves already know about him.

>>38220715
"I can't channel vys without harming myself"

>>38220648
I'd also like to hold a vote over this, it's pretty fucking rude to send our companion to do something this trivial when we have slaves to do shit like this.
We've had revotes over less supported things before.

>>38220217
I'm surprised we didn't unconsciously build statues in the image of the child after all the influence it had on us.

>>38220820
>Being this stupid.

>>38220820
Anon, we are a grandmaster in our early twenties. No one doubts our skills.

>>38220820
Everyone knows that when you release large amounts of Vys at one time it causes damage.

Common knowledge.

>>38220838
Nope. Waste of fucking time.

>>38220853
You mean non at all?

>>38220838
>>38220717
>>38220703
>>38220664
Though I'd really rather not bog down the thread, I'll host a brief Final Destination vote.

VOTE
1
To send a slave.

VOTE
2
To send a companion.

I'm not going to be closely monitoring this vote but you know how shit goes, five minutes. Quote and number only. No greentext. No spaces.

>>38220820
Considering we can see the gouges on our arms with a glance I'm pretty sure everyone that was watching knows we harmed ourselves with the demonstration. We can play it off but all the Vatis worth their salt already know we spent ourselves to near exhaustion and since we're only in our twenties its not like it's embarrassing for us considering the display we did.

>>38220890
1

>>38220890
2

>>38220890
1

>>38220853
Maybe we did.

>>38220820
We don't know if that's because of a lack of mastery on Mik parts or just how it is for everyone else, Mik never used all his vys into one huge spell and he never asked another vatis this particular question which he could since there's 5 GMs around right now

>>38220890
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>>38220890
2

>>38220890
3
Send a I don't care lets get on with it.

>>38220890
2

>>38220890
2

>>38220890
2

>>38220890
2

>>38220894
I'm not saying to pretend it didn't happen, I'm just saying we shouldn't go around showing that shit off.

>>38220890
1

>>38220890
1

>>38220890
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>>38220927
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nMUnbNPCoSw
Yes get on with it.

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>>38220820
Anon stop

>>38220890
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>>38220890
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>>38220890
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>>38219384
Don't think it was ever said that Elaudia worshipped Dhatu.

They probably worshipped She Who Was Banished

>>38220939
We shouldn't show it off by not healing it?

1

>>38220838
It doesn't even matter that much

>>38220983
Srtsi is her name

>>38220983
Fine, I'm going to look it up just for you, anon.

>>38220985
I was talking about the people who want to leave it as it is, or let it leave a scar.

>>38220919
We actually should be able to release the Vys evenly from our whole body instead of just releasing it from our hands.

This would get rid of such burns. Also necessary for when we get to the point where we have to spend 20+ Vys on a spell average.

In any case maybe we could try to reach out Ricky and tell him not to freak out, wonder if we could create something that would fly the cloak to us if we ever got separated

>>38220983
They have magic super metal that no one has been able to figure out. I think they are down with the metal god.

>>38220983
They got a gift straight from fucking Dhatu you retard GET THIS SHIT THROUGH YOU THICK ASS HEAD.

>>38221020
>bungiecords.gif

>>38221007
Who cares either way? Might look cool.

>>38220908
>>38220913
>>38220921
>>38220951
>>38220953
>>38220957
>>38220965
>>38220973
>>38220975
>>38220976
>1

>>38220937
>>38220935
>>38220930
>>38220929
>>38220922
>>38220911
>2

>>38220983
>>38221001
Here it is, it was even brought up just a couple threads ago.
>https://archive.moe/tg/thread/31223331/#31224518
>>31224518
>He rambles on about the inferiority of Elaudian culture, people, and their nonexistent crafts for what feels like a few more hours. For a man who professes to having only met a handful of Elaudians he certainly has formed strong opinions of them. Finally he tosses out another useful tidbit though. “One of them mentioned some ancient sort of armor they'd found in one of those old temples, but when I asked to see it he wouldn't let me! They even threatened to attack me when I tried to force my way inside! Can you believe the audacity of it? Apparently it was a gift from some 'Dhatu' figure. They called him the Many-Faced Constant.”

>>38221033
is dhatu a snake god now?

because they worshiped a snake god and Dhatu is called the god of many faces, nothign to do with snakes.

She Who Was Banished on the other hand is much more likely to be the Snake God.

>>38221046
What a great use of our time.

>>38221063
Maybe one of his faces was a snake. Or maybe they worshiped more than one god.
Like literally everyone else.

>>38221059
well it appears that they worshipped more than one god because there was also mention of the Elaudians Snake god.

Maybe the skism between the gods of Metal and Nature tore apart their Empire?

>>38221068
Oh waah. Not like our time is especially valuable.

Stone>Ice
Ice only won because Mik is biased. I demand a refund

>>38221117
>Maybe the skism between the gods of Metal and Nature tore apart their Empire?
Appears to be the most likely scenario for their downfall.

They probably worshiped both of them as we do Pani and Surya

>>38221117
Everyone worships more than one god. The elves have so many gods they don't even know all of them.

>>38221117
and now with the Metal god asleep and SWWB banished Elaudia has fallen apart.

>>38221180
Yeah but those aren't real gods.

>>38221117
I'm pretty sure the skirmish of Prthvi and Dhatu happened before Samjani/humans/elves/etc. were a thing, since it was finished by the time they "solidified the threads of reality" or whatever, and before magic was a thing in the world.

>>38221237
Maybe they worshiped her despite her being banished and when Dhatu found out he smited the hell out of them.

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>>38221046
>tfw my ruse succeeds
kikkity kek, get in the sack

>>38221288
Eh

>>38221269
Anon, Dhatu has been asleep since before Surya got enslaved by Pani and Prthvi.

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>>38221311
The lazy motherfucker.

>>38221311
We have to wake him up.

>>38221311
How the fuck did he get worshipers then?

>>38221379
>Inventory
>Well Made Oud

>>38221311
Anon, He had worshipeers and temples back in the days of Hicia.

Pretty sure he was up and kicking at the time.

>>38221416
>Inventory
>Well Made Oud
>Grandmaster Metal Magic

>>38221379
Honestly, I'd rather anons be delusional about us being able to do that, compared to anons being delusional about us being able to revive Prthvi.
At least Dhatu is just sleeping, so there's a chance for it, however incredibly small it is, compared to the near zero chance of resurrecting Prthvi.
Maybe we'd just have to kill everyone in El-Amin at once, it's said that the death of a vatis releases a burst of vys, and it was said that this might be noticable by spirits, and the Codex said not to do this because single mortals are beneath the notice of Dhatu, and there are like 200 vatis in El-Amin, there's no other place where we'd find more of them and a better chance at waking Dhatu, except for magic fuckery of a caliber that we can't even imagine.
Maybe related to how Prthvi's cultists managed to craft a mask that transports the wearer's soul to a tomb that holds the actual corpse of Prthvi. And I have absolutely no idea on how they actually managed to do that.

I seriously hope that the moment we roll 1,1,1 is when we are playing the Oud

So once we get to the college library, what do you guys want to look for?
I want to see if they still have the vys scroll.
Golem making.
Armour manuals(hopefully for all the sets thats in our party+plus the endgame one we got).
No clue if there is anything else we should get though.

>>38221440
>Grandmaster Metal Magic
>Creator of Sound Magic
>Enchanted Well Made Oud

>>38221467
I want to give up on the oud and get something akin to the Sax

Mik seems like a blues man

>>38221468
We'll have to peruse. I'm sure they have more than any we could think of wanting at the moment.

>>38221496
Don't forget getting rid of the negative modifier, we don't want to be smited.

>>38221468
Well, first of all, I hope we still have all the books and shit that we borrowed from their library. We should finish reading all of those, return them, and get new shit.

>>38221506
True, we might want to get stuff for nature.
Since i doubt our master would teach us it, (without some hassle), and Mortia is retarded in most of its uses.

>>38221549
I'm still surprised no one asked to have SK upgrade our picture thing, and than have fulvia finish taking picks of all of most of our not special books.
Speaking of which soma said we need to hold a vote to ask our partner in the desert to help look for the vys scroll we skipped on earlier.

>>38221549
OMG...you said READING...this is sure to drive the anti reading fags crazy!!!!

NOW you've gone and done it!

>>36088425
>>36088399
>The only element he's left off is Metal, though there's an underlined note in the top corner that simply reads 'Metal = Reinforce'.
>You look first at the helmet, which according to the notes unlocks 'The Sight' when pure vys is channeled into it. When Water magic is used instead, it results in the ability to breath underwater just as one would on land. Fire results in immunity to poisonous or otherwise unpleasant air of any sort. Nature allows one to 'access surface thoughts: tricky'. At least, that's the way the Varistha put it. You wish he'd expounded a bit further on what 'tricky' entails. Finally, Earth allows one to see through solid objects as if they simply did not exist.
>The torso seems to mostly have enchantments related to physical abilities. Raw vys will enhance all of your physical abilities to some extent. Fire will enhance your strength and speed, at the expense of stamina and mental coherence. Water will allow you to more easily bend and flow around attacks, but seems to detriment one's strength and physical toughness. Earth is the opposite, it allows one to whether even the most powerful of blows, but you'll be hard pressed to move an inch while channeling Earth magic. Nature doesn't seem to do anything, unfortunately
>The boots seem to have paired enchantments, a note in the margins mentions that you can't channel vys into one boot without channeling it into the other as well. The gauntlets and pauldrons are likewise paired. The enchantments for both are fairly similar, the only difference being the delivery of the attack. Channeling fire will wreath either your boots or gauntlets in flame. Channeling water will freeze whatever you strike. Channeling Earth will rapidly erode whatever it is you touch. Channeling Nature allows you to more easily manipulate the movements of plantlife
I wonder if wearing this during normal meditations if it will help out?

>>38221616
bueks R teh sux

>>38221552
Why wouldn't Master teach us?
alternatively, we could just figure it out on our own, we already know most of its domain.
>extrasensory
>feelings
>sights
>mindreading/telepathy/possibly mindcontrol
It's a shame we only learned of Fleshcrafting IC after finishing our GM stuff, there's probably other aspects of water we missed out on too.
Which reminds me, can we all agree not to GM any of the elements until we get all of them to at least Master level, and ideally to half-GM level? It'd minimize the disadvantage hitting our limit will cause.

>>38221616
Anon act your age not your shoe size

You hide your arms within your sleeves for now, collapsing into the cushions of your throne. You announce to the room as a whole. “Would someone fetch me my cloak and a glass of that chilled white wine? I'm absolutely exhausted.” Your master starts to clap his hands, then your father, and before you know what's happening the room has erupted into applause. Even tired as you are, you can't help but feel proud of yourself. The audience isn't as large as the one you gathered in the arena at the temple, but you know each and every person here. It means more, to know they enjoyed your show.

One of your slaves slips out the door, while another pours you a cup of white wine. You take the cup gratefully, nodding your head in thanks, even as your guest begin to crowd around your throne. You're assaulted by a stream of questions, most of them about how you came up with this, why you had to have Water win when they had money on Earth, whether or not you can teach them how to use your method, and other such details.

You hold up one hand, begging pause as you take a long draught from your wine cup. Gradually the questions abate, allowing you the opportunity to speak. “Please, one at a time my friends. At least until I can refill my reserves. Now then, questions?”

Your friend Ismail is the first to speak up. “Can you teach me this method of yours? It seems as if it would make for a wonderful meditation technique.”

You reply wearily. “Perhaps, Ismail. Perhaps. It is actually a game a business associate and I thought up based on a meditation technique he used. I hope to begin distributing rule books in El-Amin soon, I'd be more than happy to gift yo ua copy.” After all, word of mouth is the best form of advertising. If your friends and their former Masters, powerful and influential Vatis each, sing the praises of Siege! to the Vatis community you're sure to make a fortune once the books hit the shelves.

>>38221467
I seriously hope that the Oud goes and stays go.

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>>38221706
>mfw size 24

Master Barakat is the next to speak up. “How did you manage to simulate weather indoors? I must admit I've never seen a water Vatis do that.”

You shrug your shoulders. “It was a matter of trial and error. Clouds and fog are merely water vapor, after all. I just needed to manipulate the conditions in the room to facilitate cloud formation. Once the clouds themselves had formed the weather was easy.”

Hadia chooses to speak up, it's actually the first time the two of you have spoken all night. “You said this was a game, yes? How many players would you recommend for a match, and are all the elements aloud or just those elements which can easily be made physical?”

You consider your answer briefly, since the question is slightly more in depth than others. “I would say that two players is ideal, but I'll admit I've never played a game with three or four, or more players at the same time. It may be interesting and fun. Regardless, for the first edition of the game only Earth, Water, and Metal factions are available, although players are more than allowed to create units with Fire or Nature magic. They're merely not supported in the rules. We have plans for a second edition which will rectify this.”

You answer a handful of other questions before you slave gets back with your cloak. You take it gratefully and reach inside, grabbing the hilt of your Shockwave Sword and leeching the stored vys within. You fill your reserves to a level you feel comfortable with, and at the same time take a moment to heal the wounds which spread across the skin of your forearms. When it's all said and done, you feel immensely better.
>Vys Pool: (20/49)
>Stored Vys: (24)

(2/3)

>>38221616
Shitposting is against the rules, friend.

You drape your cloak over the armrest of your throne, chatting idly with your guest about the game's mechanics, the factions, and your plans for the future of the game. Eventually your father approaches, a contemplative look on his face. Your guest distance themselves to allow you and your father some privacy. “I must admit, Mikhael. I'm impressed. There certainly seems to be a market for a game such as yours, and if there isn't now, there certainly will be soon.”

He glances towards the ballroom, where Master Karim and Master Padma have set up their own little miniature Siege! match, except instead of two armies trying to capture one another's fortress they're just having two giant golems punch each other senseless, one made out of ice and the other made out of stone. Your master is obviously cheating by repairing his golem each time it's damaged, but so is Padma. You just hope she has the good grace to repair your floor once they're done.

Your father turns his attention once more towards you. “If you can get word to this associate of yours, I'd be happy to help distribute your game within Pidjata. I'd ask only a modest twenty percent of the profits in exchange for my assistance.” That means that either you or Demetrios would need to take thirty percent, or you could both take forty. Seems a bit steep, to you.

>Negotiate for a better deal.
>Agree, he is your father after all.
>On second thought, you're not interested in expanding into Pidjata.
>Write-in

>>38221777
>Negotiate for a better deal.

inb4 DC 50 or something

>>38221777
>>Negotiate for a better deal.

>>38221777
>Negotiate for a better deal.

>>38221706
Did you know European shoe sizes average at 42 for men?

>>38221777
>>Negotiate for a better deal.
offer 10%

Settle on 15%

>>38221777
>Negotiate for a better deal.
Dad will be so proud.

>>38221777
>Masters fighting a giant mecha battle.

>>38221777
>Negotiate for a better deal.
Show no weakness. We are your son not your bitch.
Also,
>20% distributor fees
That's fuckin' hilarious on its own.

>>38221777
>>Negotiate for a better deal.

>>38221842
Not in my part of europe.

>>38221777
I thought incest was illegal in El-Amin.

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>>38221777
>Negotiate for a better deal.

>30%
Lol

>>38221777
>Negotiate for a better deal.
Can we try to have our friend SK, introduced as well?

>>38221777
>Negotiate for a better deal.

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>>38221777
>>Negotiate for a better deal.
AWAKEN MY SHEKELS

>>38221777
>Negotiate for a better deal.

Very cunning of our father to approach us about the deal while we are exhausted.

>>38221842
Fucking Europe
Fucking Metric system

>>38221777
>>On second thought, you're not interested in expanding into Pidjata.

>>38221777
>Negotiate
But only a bit for fun.

Too bad we decided to heal those patterns on our arms. I’m sure they looked cool and we might have learned something from them on how Vys is channeled, given that this is the first time we burnt a pattern in our arms.

Considering how it went last time we'll probably need some write-ins.

Any willing anons able to coalesce something neat from all those future potentials to lean down the DC a bit?

>>38221777
So when we get back from the Pav'ala we must hold the world tournament or some such event.

Then at the finale we release the second edition and come in with a fire dragon

>>38221777
>Negotiate for a better deal.

He'd be disappointed if we didn't haggle.

>>38221843
12% anon

>>38221913
Yeah, it's a good thing we siphoned the sword

>>38221932
Hopefully fulvia was able to see them.

>>38221932
It's cool, we can study them after we put on the 50 vys demonstration at our unbanishment ceremony.

Close vote but I think negotiating won out.

I'm going to run out to grab some lunch, since I skipped breakfast. In the mean time ROOOOOOOOLL 3d10+6 vs DC 25

>>38221991
Aww shit anon you're a genius.

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Rolled 4, 1, 8 + 6 = 19 (3d10 + 6)

>>38222020

I've got a good feeling about this.

Rolled 2, 5, 7 + 6 = 20 (3d10 + 6)

>>38222020

Rolled 2, 6, 4 + 6 = 18 (3d10 + 6)

>>38222020
SHLOMO GUIDE MY DICE

Rolled 8, 3, 7 + 6 = 24 (3d10 + 6)

>>38221965
12% is just a stepping stone it'll be an offer and he'll counter with 15%

>>38221913
>>38221967
at least he waited

>>38222020

Rolled 4, 1, 7 + 6 = 18 (3d10 + 6)

>>38222020

>>38221777
>>Negotiate for a better deal.
And it should come out of both our and Demetrios' part, since we both profit from the expansion. We don't have exclusive rights for Pidjata, so we don't pay exclusive fees.

>>38221777
>Negotiate for a better deal.

Rolled 7, 2, 5 + 6 = 20 (3d10 + 6)

>>38222020
SHEEEKEEELLLLLSSS

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>>38222033
>>38222041
>>38222043

>>38221777
>Negoitate
We'd shame the family otherwise.
Offer 5%, we already got most of the advertisement done just now, and we could distribute ourselves.
Will settle for 12% or so, I assume.

>>38222033
>>38222041
>>38222043
you faggooooooooots

Rolled 2, 1, 9 + 6 = 18 (3d10 + 6)

dont spend

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>>38222033
>>38222041
>>38222043

Dad is too fucking good

>>38222033
>>38222041
>>38222043
So any write ins?

>>38222033
>>38222041
>>38222043
>19, 20, 18 vs DC 25
>Severe Failure!

You could spend 11 vys to make it a Regular Success, you're unable to make it a Great Success
Plenty of time for write-ins while I'm out.