@MacabreFox

Titanpad, if you'd like. I'll have to start tomorrow though.:)

All right, tomorrow then!

The one to stop them all.

I'm also willing to collab if anyone's interested.

@MiddleEarthRoze When you're ready, I'll meet you on the T-pad.

@Leidenschaft I'm gonna erase what y'all wrote in on the T-pad since its been posted.

@MiddleEarthRoze When you're ready, I'll meet you on the T-pad.

@Leidenschaft I'm gonna erase what y'all wrote in on the T-pad since its been posted.

I'm gonna hand around the pad, just because.

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I'm gonna hand around the pad, just because.

Sounds good. We may need you.

On a side note, these ships with the metal hulls, not that Sevine or Leif would know anything about them, but I mean really, what are we expecting? Who are these attackers? Also, are there bells in Windhelm to sound the alarm, or are the guards in charge of warning the people? I know Dough-Boy is in charge of alerting the members of the company, but what about the rest of the citizens?

@MiddleEarthRoze Also, where is my beloved!? x.x

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Sounds good. We may need you.

On a side note, these ships with the metal hulls, not that Sevine or Leif would know anything about them, but I mean really, what are we expecting? Who are these attackers? Also, are there bells in Windhelm to sound the alarm, or are the guards in charge of warning the people? I know Dough-Boy is in charge of alerting the members of the company, but what about the rest of the citizens?

@MiddleEarthRoze Also, where is my beloved!? x.x

I assume there are guards running about and warning the people while others muster at the walls, as well as bells and the famous warhorns. I believe it was Peik that said it first, but if there's anybody who's been around with Gcold and I long enough, they'll know the ironclads are carrying Kamal invaders. Imagine sentient frost-trolls clad in armor and your expectations won't fall far.

Hey, just giving you a guy's a heads up I'm heading to the hospital tonight. I don't know if it's going to be a multi-day thing, but I'll let you know as soon as I can.

Hey, just giving you a guy's a heads up I'm heading to the hospital tonight. I don't know if it's going to be a multi-day thing, but I'll let you know as soon as I can.

Fugg, dude. Hope you leave the hospital feeling better, man.

Imagine sentient frost-trolls clad in armor and your expectations won't fall far.

Neither will our bodies if that's the majority of the enemy host.

Hey, just giving you a guy's a heads up I'm heading to the hospital tonight. I don't know if it's going to be a multi-day thing, but I'll let you know as soon as I can.

Good luck mang.

@MacabreFox

FUCK IM SORRY
I got caught in the trap of late homework assignments, completely forgot about posting - I'll write something up in a couple of hours.:)

I assume there are guards running about and warning the people while others muster at the walls, as well as bells and the famous warhorns. I believe it was Peik that said it first, but if there's anybody who's been around with Gcold and I long enough, they'll know the ironclads are carrying Kamal invaders. Imagine sentient frost-trolls clad in armor and your expectations won't fall far.

These ships are more like proto-ironclads. The twelve ships we see coming to Windhelm are only part of their fleet. Because the White River is shallower and narrower than the Sea of Ghosts, only lighter vessels can squeeze through. There might be true ironclads somewhere else, but the assault ships are built from wooden foundations, with metal armor fused on. They have some sort of magical self-propulsion, but still relies on sails frequently. These things have firing ports occupied by magical weapons, kind of like enlarged version of the projectile shooting crystals in Skyrim dungeons.

Kamal themselves are around 2.5 meter/8'6 tall, covered head to toe in deep blue metal armor. The body armor is made from similar alloy as their ships. They do not show an inch of their skin/fur/hide, or whatever is underneath. They are also as intelligent as everyone else on Tamriel.

I might write an in-universe article explaining these guys.

Also, are there bells in Windhelm to sound the alarm, or are the guards in charge of warning the people? I know Dough-Boy is in charge of alerting the members of the company, but what about the rest of the citizens?

The scene was inspired by Skyrim live action trailer. It's a combination of evacuation alert and call to arms. I imagine Windhelm having a well developed early warning system, from its days as the rebellion capital and danger of dragon attacks.

The Windhelm jarl is a dude called Lodvemar. He was hand picked by Thur for this position. Ulfric was strangely murdered after the civil war, and the next likely successor; Brunwulf Free-Winter, went missing after speaking out against Dovahkiin's tyranny.

Hey, just giving you a guy's a heads up I'm heading to the hospital tonight. I don't know if it's going to be a multi-day thing, but I'll let you know as soon as I can.

Get well soon buddy.

@gcold, Head to toe hull armor and built like trolls with standard smarts and no skin showing. Oye. I think that either Utu is going to run out of arrows and poison or he might not do much unless he can get one of them into the water.

@gcold, Head to toe hull armor and built like trolls with standard smarts and no skin showing. Oye. I think that either Utu is going to run out of arrows and poison or he might not do much unless he can get one of them into the water.

They have weaknesses, you'll see.

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They have weaknesses, you'll see.

I hope so, otherwise we all be ded pepple.

@MoiraMacaroni So?

Update: looks like 3 days or of being tested on and pumped full of treatments. You would not believe my hospital room; very corner of the building, overlooking the city with 2 glass walls, and zero neighbours.

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These ships are more like proto-ironclads. The twelve ships we see coming to Windhelm are only part of their fleet. Because the White River is shallower and narrower than the Sea of Ghosts, only lighter vessels can squeeze through. There might be true ironclads somewhere else, but the assault ships are built from wooden foundations, with metal armor fused on. They have some sort of magical self-propulsion, but still relies on sails frequently. These things have firing ports occupied by magical weapons, kind of like enlarged version of the projectile shooting crystals in Skyrim dungeons.

Kamal themselves are around 2.5 meter/8'6 tall, covered head to toe in deep blue metal armor. The body armor is made from similar alloy as their ships. They do not show an inch of their skin/fur/hide, or whatever is underneath. They are also as intelligent as everyone else on Tamriel.

I might write an in-universe article explaining these guys.

So just a small army of these guys?

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So just a small army of these guys?

And some more.

My go to Kamal image is this one; approximates a Kamal battlemage.

Update: looks like 3 days or of being tested on and pumped full of treatments. You would not believe my hospital room; very corner of the building, overlooking the city with 2 glass walls, and zero neighbours.

Sounds rough, at least they gave you a five star room.