That was pretty funny.

I'm not sure if I should post, or give the others more time to make theirs.

I'll come back later tonight, and if there's been no update, then I'll post anyways.

*stalks Hamster* >>

I mean it would have been crazy lol. That was in between games on league too, so it'd have been like "Kyrtaar ran foward and used his ultimate crowstorm and got a penta kill. He typed /all "This isn't even my final form" and ran off cackling into the jungle, a harbinger of the drunken cosmos also glowing green eyes.

But for realsies, I'm typing my post now

Pathfinder, I'm confused... did you just kill yourself by collapsing and giving up after using your body as a shield????

No! Get the F#@% up man! Your character is badass! Lol seriously your not leaving are you?

Nah, 9 aint dead. Since we are in moving mode I'm gonna take a break for now and just focus on the RP I'm GMing, consider 9 in a hibernation mode. You guys can leave him behind, magic a wagon, or drag him with a horse or two. Just know that he is sleeping with occasional squiggling from not too pleasant dreams.

So guys, the original plan was like this:
Shorus surprises the soldiers and draws their attention towards himself (squished few of them with the door, killed another 10-15 at the first seconds of the battle while they were surprised), at this time the group was suppose to slip away before the guards understand what happened (for example with the help of the dark elf and her blanket of shadows).
Shorus was suppose to stay behind and continue to draw the guards attention and either collapse a wall or something to cover his escape or collapse under the wounds and fatigue and be left for dead by the guards.
But given the fact everybody stayed and are fighting, what's the new plan ? Spark's wagons?
I do want to understand the plan before I post... I can play nice with Shorus collapsing at some point and get shoved into a wagon by Spark's mercenaries or I can collapse some rocks or create a small avalanche to shift the stakes a little.

Sent the previous post few times because of a computer malefunction

Sent the previous post few times because of a computer malefunction

Mercenaries? These are Prince Mundhir's elite mamalukes.

Pfft, mamalukes. Funny sounding word.

Well I just got home a little while ago, had to deal with family matters, but I'll read the new posts and catch up with my own soon enough. Possibly sometime in the morning if I'm still up.

Pathfinder said
Pfft, mamalukes. Funny sounding word.

I've never liked it myself.

Been too busy to post, but there'll be more free-time Monday or Tuesday. I'll see if I can get back in.

If I can't, I'll tie up my loose ends here.

Mercenaries? These are Prince Mundhir's elite mamalukes.

I agree the word is funny, but that is not the point.
What is the desired story line? And do you want Shorus to just collapse and be saved by the mamalukes (it really sounds like a sort of omelet!) or do you want him to crush something before he collapses?

Let's clear up the mamaluke hating that's going on, and maybe you'll all understand why it is they are not knights in shining armour.

When the RP was first created, the original author, Primal Conundrum, wanted the users to create the various city states that made up her patchwork world of broken nations.

I originally wanted to play an oversized hamster, because I've never done it before and they are awesome so shut up. She turned me down as a sexy furry, despite my many attempts to persuade her that I wasn't a sexual deviant. I was ultimately unsuccessful, so I went down another road.

Everyone was creating these really crazy races, of all kinds of monsters and ROFLbeings. I wanted to bring the RP back down to earth though, so I made a humble human.

Middle Eastern culture never gets a shout out in RPs, so I decided that rather than have my guy be some westernised European-type Prince, I'd make him a more Egyptian/Arabesque fellow.

Eblistan (note the STAN, and that the people are referred to as EbliSTANIS, much like Pakistanis) was then born from this idea. The city state was not supposed to be the main setting of the game, I think it was just as no one else came forwards to create parts of the world, Primal ended up taking my contribution and using it as the RP's starting-off point.

I then got the RP thrown at me, and decided that a fictional, Muslim based culture sounded like a jolly old thing (again, the Prohpet Ebli vs the Prophet Mohammed ((not any likeness between them to any Muslim observers, just the word 'Prophet' was borrowed!!!))

Mamalukes are real world Middle Eastern warriors, though there is much more to their name than that, I just cba to describe the history of it.

So in conclusion, rather than a westernised Kingdom with Knights and Kings and other archetypes, I went for a Caliph and a Middle Eastern style setting.

*breathes in*

So y'all stop hating on my mamalukes!

Right, let me get back to this RP and see what's what.

Alright, great posts everyone.

I'll take it from here.

We're going to Baalor. Once there, you may all go off your separate ways or assist the Prince in his various endeavours. Consider Mundhir the main story quest giver, and everything else the sandbox. Do as you will.

I didn't see anyone who wanted to shrug off the assistance provided by Mundhir's men and escape, so I'm taking you all with me.

I'll be sticking with Mundhir.

(I knew what mamalukes were, I just never liked the word itself.)

Guilty Spark said
I'll be sticking with Mundhir.(I knew what mamalukes were, I just never liked the word itself.)

I assumed everyone did, but I just wanted to enlighten anyone who thought I may have just plucked a word out of my ass and ran with it! :D

I am writing a post btw, it's going to be a bigg'n, so stay tuned.

That's what I've been waiting for, I look forward to reading it. ^_^