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Re: Strategic Fantasy Crossover RPG

Posted: 2008-11-19 01:30pm
by Siege
Errm, can I get my conquest noted on that map too please?
SiegeTank wrote:Image

Re: Strategic Fantasy Crossover RPG

Posted: 2008-11-19 01:32pm
by Dark Hellion
Me as well? I conquered 25 territories to the SouthEast. I believe I may expand a bit more too.

And I will get to parlaying with your emissary Fing. I put this STGOD on the backburner a bit but now I should get a bit more done.

Re: Strategic Fantasy Crossover RPG

Posted: 2008-11-19 01:57pm
by Master_Baerne
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Here's Ireland, and my own expansion to the Southward.

Re: Strategic Fantasy Crossover RPG

Posted: 2008-11-19 02:37pm
by Shinn Langley Soryu
Gurren-Britannia's conquests so far, roughly:

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Re: Strategic Fantasy Crossover RPG

Posted: 2008-11-19 03:14pm
by Karmic Knight
Fucking hell, just make the fucking map in a gif.*

That being said, I'll have a consolidated map soon.

before 5 EST.
edit
*Ignore the rant.
fucking programs

Re: Strategic Fantasy Crossover RPG

Posted: 2008-11-19 03:19pm
by PeZook
Pogoria conquered some territorry to the northeast. We'll be doing much, much more in a short while :)

Re: Strategic Fantasy Crossover RPG

Posted: 2008-11-19 04:49pm
by Karmic Knight
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Acquisitions not added to this version; PeZook's
Dark Hellion's
Akhlut's

And possibly some I truly missed.

Goals for the next installment; clean up the mess Zor left.
add the currently vague territories of Pezook, Dark Hellion and Akhult.

Re: Strategic Fantasy Crossover RPG

Posted: 2008-11-19 05:03pm
by DarthShady
Karmic, Great work.
PeZook wrote:Pogoria conquered some territorry to the northeast. We'll be doing much, much more in a short while :)
Be careful, on your way south. :wink:

I have some plans for the region, but that's for the next turn. :D

Re: Strategic Fantasy Crossover RPG

Posted: 2008-11-19 06:18pm
by Akhlut
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The greener shade of blue is my expansions.

Re: Strategic Fantasy Crossover RPG

Posted: 2008-11-19 06:31pm
by Zor
PeZook wrote:Pogoria conquered some territorry to the northeast. We'll be doing much, much more in a short while :)
Trying to gun for the Baltic so you can try to build a fleet of primitive ocean-going craft to try to compete with the mighty cannon armed warships defended by Ursiod Marines of the Red Imperial Navy based out of Mikhailsgrad, are you PeZook? :P

EDIT-Shady, is your Black Empire of Demons, Vampires, Puppy dog kicking and Grimdark planning on building a Navy? you do have a good streach of coastline you know.

Zor

Re: Strategic Fantasy Crossover RPG

Posted: 2008-11-19 06:35pm
by Master_Baerne
Zor wrote:
PeZook wrote:Pogoria conquered some territorry to the northeast. We'll be doing much, much more in a short while :)
Trying to gun for the Baltic so you can try to build a fleet of primitive ocean-going craft to try to compete with the mighty cannon armed warships defended by Ursiod Marines of the Red Imperial Navy based out of Mikhailsgrad, are you PeZook? :P

Zor
Zor, I have two words for your navy: Dragon carriers. Cannons are all well and good, but magic ballistae are close and air power is better.

Re: Strategic Fantasy Crossover RPG

Posted: 2008-11-19 06:41pm
by Zor
Master_Baerne wrote:
Zor wrote:
PeZook wrote:Pogoria conquered some territorry to the northeast. We'll be doing much, much more in a short while :)
Trying to gun for the Baltic so you can try to build a fleet of primitive ocean-going craft to try to compete with the mighty cannon armed warships defended by Ursiod Marines of the Red Imperial Navy based out of Mikhailsgrad, are you PeZook? :P

Zor
Zor, I have two words for your navy: Dragon carriers. Cannons are all well and good, but magic ballistae are close and air power is better.
We have airpower as well you know, as well as Skycleaner and Ursiod Guns (which are nothing that notworthy mechanically, just appropriately upscaled flintlock rifles made for grizzly bears).

Zor

Re: Strategic Fantasy Crossover RPG

Posted: 2008-11-20 03:01am
by PeZook
Zor wrote: Trying to gun for the Baltic so you can try to build a fleet of primitive ocean-going craft to try to compete with the mighty cannon armed warships defended by Ursiod Marines of the Red Imperial Navy based out of Mikhailsgrad, are you PeZook? :P
We can set your boats on fire with magic, you know.

Re: Strategic Fantasy Crossover RPG

Posted: 2008-11-20 03:03am
by Fingolfin_Noldor
PeZook wrote:
Zor wrote: Trying to gun for the Baltic so you can try to build a fleet of primitive ocean-going craft to try to compete with the mighty cannon armed warships defended by Ursiod Marines of the Red Imperial Navy based out of Mikhailsgrad, are you PeZook? :P
We can set your boats on fire with magic, you know.
*rolls up caravan* "Greek fire for sale! In all packages, forms, from cannon balls, to trebuchet projectiles!

Re: Strategic Fantasy Crossover RPG

Posted: 2008-11-20 03:22am
by PeZook
We'll take ten! :D

Re: Strategic Fantasy Crossover RPG

Posted: 2008-11-20 03:29am
by Fingolfin_Noldor
PeZook wrote:We'll take ten! :D
The gunsmith I loaned you should be able to procure the necessary materials. :P

Re: Strategic Fantasy Crossover RPG

Posted: 2008-11-20 04:02am
by Siege
Karmic Knight wrote:And possibly some I truly missed.
You missed Crete and Cyprus, both of which are Egyptian now.

I think I might start irrigating the Sahara with raw magic, too. No need for armed conquest there - just watch out for the giant sandworms!

Re: Strategic Fantasy Crossover RPG

Posted: 2008-11-20 10:23am
by Master_Baerne
Zor wrote:
Master_Baerne wrote:
Zor, I have two words for your navy: Dragon carriers. Cannons are all well and good, but magic ballistae are close and air power is better.
We have airpower as well you know, as well as Skycleaner and Ursiod Guns (which are nothing that notworthy mechanically, just appropriately upscaled flintlock rifles made for grizzly bears).

Zor
It's a question of scale more than anything else. You've got perhaps threescore airships, while I have i and a half thousand dragons at my command.

Siegetank - If you're considering making sandworms, be sure to check for fanatical desert nomads first. We all know how that turns out in the end.

Re: Strategic Fantasy Crossover RPG

Posted: 2008-11-20 10:31am
by speaker-to-trolls
I almost have a profile and order of battle ready. I think I should have one in time to be able to join at the beginning of the next Game Year (turn/phase/whatever). I have a question though: Do you get the same revenue from captured provinces as you do from your core provinces? And if so do you at least have to expend some forces garrisoning them or something?

This is because firstly I don't think it's fair that you should be able to double your resources with a few evocative paragraphs about how you crushed the barbarians (or brought them into the Light of Civilisation), and second because I'd like to know how far ahead of me everyone else will be.

Re: Strategic Fantasy Crossover RPG

Posted: 2008-11-20 10:32am
by Fingolfin_Noldor
Master_Baerne wrote:It's a question of scale more than anything else. You've got perhaps threescore airships, while I have i and a half thousand dragons at my command.

Siegetank - If you're considering making sandworms, be sure to check for fanatical desert nomads first. We all know how that turns out in the end.
My ships don't just have big flak guns, they carry dragons as well. All in all, my air force is worth 6,500 points. Plenty of firepower to spare.

Re: Strategic Fantasy Crossover RPG

Posted: 2008-11-20 10:36am
by Master_Baerne
Fingolfin_Noldor wrote:
Master_Baerne wrote:It's a question of scale more than anything else. You've got perhaps threescore airships, while I have i and a half thousand dragons at my command.

Siegetank - If you're considering making sandworms, be sure to check for fanatical desert nomads first. We all know how that turns out in the end.
My ships don't just have big flak guns, they carry dragons as well. All in all, my air force is worth 6,500 points. Plenty of firepower to spare.
Well, congratulations then. We can have a dragon party.

And Zor can't come. :D

Re: Strategic Fantasy Crossover RPG

Posted: 2008-11-20 10:41am
by Fingolfin_Noldor
Master_Baerne wrote:Well, congratulations then. We can have a dragon party.

And Zor can't come. :D
I plan to have more dragons, but in due time really. :P

Re: Strategic Fantasy Crossover RPG

Posted: 2008-11-20 11:01am
by Zor
Fingolfin_Noldor wrote:
PeZook wrote: *rolls up caravan* "Greek fire for sale! In all packages, forms, from cannon balls, to trebuchet projectiles!
How very Un-Byzantine of you Fingolfin, giving the secret of Greek Fire to others. :P

However the Red Tsardom's alchemists have come with our own incendiary concoctions which our factories can make in sufficient quantities for the military's needs (most notably in Kirov Airship bombs).

Zor

Re: Strategic Fantasy Crossover RPG

Posted: 2008-11-20 11:02am
by Fingolfin_Noldor
Zor wrote:
Fingolfin_Noldor wrote:
PeZook wrote: *rolls up caravan* "Greek fire for sale! In all packages, forms, from cannon balls, to trebuchet projectiles!
How very Un-Byzantine of you Fingolfin, giving the secret of Greek Fire to others. :P

However the Red Tsardom's alchemists have come with our own incendiary concoctions which our factories can make in sufficient quantities for the military's needs (most notably in Kirov Airship bombs).

Zor
To be honest, with the advent of gunpowder and more accurate ranged weapons, Greek Fire is not as useful as before. Not to mention, the Arabs and the Europeans had their own versions, which may or may not be as good.

But... I could always remove one of the more vital ingredients and replace it with an inferior one.

Re: Strategic Fantasy Crossover RPG

Posted: 2008-11-20 11:56am
by Fingolfin_Noldor
speaker-to-trolls wrote:I almost have a profile and order of battle ready. I think I should have one in time to be able to join at the beginning of the next Game Year (turn/phase/whatever). I have a question though: Do you get the same revenue from captured provinces as you do from your core provinces? And if so do you at least have to expend some forces garrisoning them or something?

This is because firstly I don't think it's fair that you should be able to double your resources with a few evocative paragraphs about how you crushed the barbarians (or brought them into the Light of Civilisation), and second because I'd like to know how far ahead of me everyone else will be.
Admittedly, this is the aspect of the game I mentioned that might need work. Dark Hellion did mention a mechanism where it will take time for territories to be assimilated, but these are unusual circumstances. In reality, it will take a generation for the new lands to be populated, and that would be... 20 turns?

However, I guess it is possible that you could get x amount of territories for starting late.