War Of Provinces [dead]

''Why not?''

 

I hand-pick the most loyal cultists and we study our powers and try to communicate with other demons (Like Nargareth, but probably less powerful.) The rest of the cultists do basic combat training with swords and spears.

Also, if I'm allowed to issue more orders, I'd like to send some cultists to the nearby towns of Gelibord and Cinfras to do recruiting.

 

The spell's not that OP to the mob of iron golems... so your warriors simply knock back the golems a couple blocks or so. It does allow an advantage for the Corkian armies, who begin to push the iron golems back.

You head over to the head commander and consult with him, after a mage manages to heal you for 3 HP.

"Mo'in Tsu. I saw your clash with the unsuspecting armed villagers, it was quite impressive. What's not impressive, is that we thought this village would be only a small problem, which is why we didn't send all our armies, and now we're beginning to regret." To punctuate his sentence, a heavily armored mech--the apparent "elite" soldier, cries and falls to the ground with a loud thump.

"Oh, dear. That mech cost thousands of gears..."

Tsu has 14/29 HP, 94 AS, and 35e.

"Why?"

You study your small army of cultists and choose a couple of your best ones, and you send the rest to participate in basic training.

You and your "loyals" (which is what I'm going to call them for now) sit down at your abode and try to use their inner powers to call out to other demons. Your loyals pick up some supposed interference. As herald, you figure out that this interference seems to be coming from the Molten Heights, concluding that it must come from the great fire demon that has been ravaging the area for almost two months now. You also notice that the power of the fire demon is remarkably larger than the late Nargareth.

 

''I'm kind of interested''

 

"I dun need you to be meddlin' in my business! Just get lost, you elf!"

 

''fine'' I walk away around him and in his cart

 

We'll try this.
Archers, bomb arrow to cripple their legs.
Warriors, keep tanking.
Mages swap through meteor and heal.
Assassins get behind the golems and suprise attack then.

 

We try to determine if we can gain power from the fire demon (like we did from Nargareth).

Also was I not able to send some... charismatic cultists to Gelibord and Cinfras to search for potential allies/members?

 

you wish to enter his cart, is that correct?

You and your army march closer to the invading golems.

22x Iron Golem each have 70/70 HP and 11 AS. (0% CTD)
Tsu has 14/29 HP, 94 AS, and 35e. (90% CTD*)

Continue? (*note that other non-player armies are also fighting this wave of golems as well)

You proceed to do that, but the power of the fire demon is simply too strong, and even knocks out one of your cultists. You and the rest of your loyals receive a splitting headache.

Perhaps you might want to go for... smaller things before taking on a giant force such as the great demon.

No, since you already proceeded to do one "large" action in the same post.

 

I want to walk behind it and see if anyone's looking at me first

 

No one seems to be looking at you, except for the gardener, who's staring at you but then decides to hop back on his wagon and starts dozing off...

 

I'll go in and try to get some abis

 

On the wagon are multiple sacks of queer herbs. You read the weathered labels on some of them...

Ca ned A is... Rea m Or ... Not f th Se fl ss

[RNG was quite in your favor today]

 

I'll take some of the Ca ned A

 

Uh... you might want to look at the others real quickly...

 

Oh. Can i take them all?

 

Alright, I'll do that now

 

Stats?

 

Go ahead...

One problem, however. Your cultists may be somewhat powerful, but they aren't really... on the charismatic side...

[stats of other army is about 100% of your own stats, meaning "double power"]

 

I feal like the dots show that this is a bad idea. I'll check again to see who's watching me