4 of my towns and 3 cities got hit and hit hard...

[pblackcrow]

In the last game, my only port city fell to Wolfen and Kobalts pirates. This attack was REALLY unexpected. They arrived in port on a merchant ship, and we have a trade agreement with the wolfens.) My 4 of my border towns were hit hard by orcs led by an Elven Alchemist (I knew they were planning it, however I didn't know the elf was an Alchemist who had given them magic armor and weapons. And two cities were more or less destroyed by a dragon who was ticked because I killed it's mate because it had attacked my tower in a battle with a PC 5 games back, and plus I also sold its parts to an alchemist. And now the TRUE FUN WILL BEGIN! The dragon is going to die 1st!!! It's majorly wounded and has fled via teleport self and frankly I know how much damage a dragon can do when badly wounded (I have its tail, a majority of its left leg, and right foot and hand. It is crippled...I doubt that it's going to bio regen those which makes me really worried.), and for the record it's a serpent of the wind. Then, the pirates. The alchemist has lost a lot of manpower, so I kinda doubt he will try again for a while anyway. Heck, he tried to go under the walls in a sneak attack on the 5th town...My men were able to stop them with charcoal and chicken feathers which was soaked in a mixture of human, elven, and catmen urine (for that extra -3 to save v/s deadly poison gas) and aloud to dry (Yes I had a plan in place for an underground attack in all mu holdings months in advance). They had to save each round...none made it out. Plus I got an extra 500 points for using an ancient tech to defeat an advanced army. I love being sneaky. Anyway, taking the city back from the pirates will prove challenging. Considering who the pirate lord is.

[Borast]

I thought PFRPG was an RPG, not a tactical board game...

[URLeader Hobbes]

I thought PFRPG was an RPG, not a tactical board game...

Maybe they are playing Settlers of Easter Territories and he rolled 7s. I think you move the Wolfen bandit whenever that comes up.

[pblackcrow]

Technically, a lot of things can be incorporated into the games and it can become either or in this case both a miniature's war and strategy game and an RPG.

Though not a board game? No, not hardly. The war part is More along the lines of WarHammer. And I had to fly come back to the states to take care of things here, so I couldn't finish that game in the UK out.

[Jerell]

Anyway, taking the city back from the pirates will prove challenging. Considering who the pirate lord is.

Who is it, the Straw Hats?

[Library Ogre]

Anyway, taking the city back from the pirates will prove challenging. Considering who the pirate lord is.

Who is it, the Straw Hats?

Lords of Death, Jack, Lords of Death!

[kiralon]

Vunoon

[Jerell]

Which Vunoon? Little ol’ basket case on wheels, or the ten-foot-tall roadblock?!

Lords of Death, Jack, Lords of Death!

All I know is this Lo Pan character comes from out of thin air in the middle of a @*##@%^&% alley, while his buddies are flying around on wires, cutting everybody to shreds...and he just stands there, waiting for me to drive my truck straight through him?! With LIGHT coming out of his mouth?!



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JM6Z3wgMNlY

[pblackcrow]

Anyway, taking the city back from the pirates will prove challenging. Considering who the pirate lord is.

Who is it, the Straw Hats?

Lords of Death, Jack, Lords of Death!

No, it was Edward, a player. Made things interesting to say the least.

[Jerell]

Edward is with the Lords of Death now? My, he's gone up in the world.