Game 5657 Spring Steel

[uncledarkseid]

LY - DE, I would like to keep the PC you spied on. I am happy with the current situation in that region and I don't have designs to expand. Unfortunately your spy felt more comfortable as a Lycan and cannot be returned.

I had designs there on turn one and you had no trouble taking it from me then.  I am not happy with the situation and have not been since turn 2 when you attacked it with reckless abandon knowing I was there.  
Make an offer we may be able to talk about it

My offer is you keep the city. I keep the village.

Sounds like a good plan.

[PTRILEY]

RD-IL Ahh someone does something nice for you X2 and you pop in and steal what's not yours? Hum I'll make a note of that for the future. I was going to destroy both of those keys, should have went with my first instinct.

[DuPont]

RA-DW: Seriously? You saw me taking on the GI, who had two regions and decided to jump me from behind? Unsportsmanlike behavior to say the least.

[uncledarkseid]

150K Food for sale. We had an abundant crop due to our new fertilizer—Druid blood. Which he so kindly left all over our fields. We will be selling 100K for 40gp and 50K for 15K

[unclemike]

FO - LY:

You're so lucky that I entered the wrong group ID in my attack order last turn. That would have been the end of your military. That other group of yours wouldn't have gotten you back into the game.

FO - All:

I've read from other players that entering the wrong group ID on an important turn was frustrating, now I know personally. The reason why it was important is that I had the LY's main military defenseless last turn. For some reason, he moved into my region without any agents protecting his group(s), and I assassinated five of his group leaders! Yes, five. He only had a centurion left in his primary group, of which the beholder would have stunned with one of his eye beams. No leaders, no bonuses to defense (loss dividers), no wizards or spells to contend with, it would have been a decent victory if we battled.

Now, combining his groups and remaining leaders/wizards together, I no longer have the advantage. I blew it! So, I want to apologize to everyone: I could have taken out the Lycan kingdom in this game. Now, I can't. Oh, well, it was fun while it lasted. Good luck all!

[Strylian]

150K Food for sale. We had an abundant crop due to our new fertilizer—Druid blood. Which he so kindly left all over our fields. We will be selling 100K for 40gp and 50K for 15K

Is that an offer to buy food?

[Strylian]

150K Food for sale. We had an abundant crop due to our new fertilizer—Druid blood. Which he so kindly left all over our fields. We will be selling 100K for 40gp and 50K for 15K

Is that an offer to buy food?

LOL I posted in the wrong game.. Sorry

[gkmetty]

FO - LY:

You're so lucky that I entered the wrong group ID in my attack order last turn. That would have been the end of your military. That other group of yours wouldn't have gotten you back into the game.

FO - All:

I've read from other players that entering the wrong group ID on an important turn was frustrating, now I know personally. The reason why it was important is that I had the LY's main military defenseless last turn. For some reason, he moved into my region without any agents protecting his group(s), and I assassinated five of his group leaders! Yes, five. He only had a centurion left in his primary group, of which the beholder would have stunned with one of his eye beams. No leaders, no bonuses to defense (loss dividers), no wizards or spells to contend with, it would have been a decent victory if we battled.

Now, combining his groups and remaining leaders/wizards together, I no longer have the advantage. I blew it! So, I want to apologize to everyone: I could have taken out the Lycan kingdom in this game. Now, I can't. Oh, well, it was fun while it lasted. Good luck all!

Its interesting that you thought that was my entire military. Its also interesting that you thought that my emmies, which took more PCs than my military, would just go away.

[unclemike]

FO - LY:

You're so lucky that I entered the wrong group ID in my attack order last turn. That would have been the end of your military. That other group of yours wouldn't have gotten you back into the game.

FO - All:

I've read from other players that entering the wrong group ID on an important turn was frustrating, now I know personally. The reason why it was important is that I had the LY's main military defenseless last turn. For some reason, he moved into my region without any agents protecting his group(s), and I assassinated five of his group leaders! Yes, five. He only had a centurion left in his primary group, of which the beholder would have stunned with one of his eye beams. No leaders, no bonuses to defense (loss dividers), no wizards or spells to contend with, it would have been a decent victory if we battled.

Now, combining his groups and remaining leaders/wizards together, I no longer have the advantage. I blew it! So, I want to apologize to everyone: I could have taken out the Lycan kingdom in this game. Now, I can't. Oh, well, it was fun while it lasted. Good luck all!

Its interesting that you thought that was my entire military. Its also interesting that you thought that my emmies, which took more PCs than my military, would just go away.

About your emissaries, heck, those are easy to deal with later on. The strength of the Lycan kingdom is its military. I'm sure that group last turn was pretty much your military. If not, then how about when the game finishes, you post that turn online? Then everyone will see the truth about it. Anyhoo, I'm out now so have fun for the rest of the game.

[gkmetty]

FO - LY:

You're so lucky that I entered the wrong group ID in my attack order last turn. That would have been the end of your military. That other group of yours wouldn't have gotten you back into the game.

FO - All:

I've read from other players that entering the wrong group ID on an important turn was frustrating, now I know personally. The reason why it was important is that I had the LY's main military defenseless last turn. For some reason, he moved into my region without any agents protecting his group(s), and I assassinated five of his group leaders! Yes, five. He only had a centurion left in his primary group, of which the beholder would have stunned with one of his eye beams. No leaders, no bonuses to defense (loss dividers), no wizards or spells to contend with, it would have been a decent victory if we battled.

Now, combining his groups and remaining leaders/wizards together, I no longer have the advantage. I blew it! So, I want to apologize to everyone: I could have taken out the Lycan kingdom in this game. Now, I can't. Oh, well, it was fun while it lasted. Good luck all!

Its interesting that you thought that was my entire military. Its also interesting that you thought that my emmies, which took more PCs than my military, would just go away.

About your emissaries, heck, those are easy to deal with later on. The strength of the Lycan kingdom is its military. I'm sure that group last turn was pretty much your military. If not, then how about when the game finishes, you post that turn online? Then everyone will see the truth about it. Anyhoo, I'm out now so have fun for the rest of the game.

The truth will be revealed.