[OOC] Mid/High Casual - Divinus: The Deity Roleplay (Rebooted)

[Cyclone]

Uh, Garakai had 4,000 but Ialu took about 1,000 to fight in his army. Then of course, the 3,000 at home betrayed him and a lot of his 1,000 soldiers died or tried to run away.

[Kho]

Ialu would love to have a good hunt and chase down Thulemiz, Aztoc, etc. even if it meant going across the world, but he has better things to do. Most of humanity should survive this "petty conflict". Specifically he wants to attack the Cimex and convert the Uri (I actually mentioned him sending missionaries to the Uri in that last post, should have added it to the summary in hindsight).

In any case I still don't know from @Rtron how many slaves would even be left in Garakai. Kho pointed out that there aren't supposed to be so many humans, but we kind of broke the previous estimate by saying that the 4,000 Garakains were only the free ones and then just pulling out those dead 2,000 slaves from nowhere. But anyways, collateral damage can be kept low by Ialu simply telling something like 2,900 of the undead dragons to sit out from this one. There's no need for him to bring them all and obliterate the whole town.

@Cyclone

EH?! Didn't I say that is NOT the case? Those dead 2000 are 2000 from the actual Garakaian population gone. That battle saw the total human pop sink from 9000 to a good 5000 4500

[Kho]

@Frettzo And I've actually got a plan regarding those 3000 dragons...
If you could bring yourself to collab with the hated Vowzra of course xP

[Cyclone]

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EH?! Didn't I say that is NOT the case? Those dead 2000 are 2000 from the actual Garakaian population gone. That battle saw the total human pop sink from 9000 to a good 5000

@Kho

In the collab chat for that battle, Rtron and I figured that the 4,000 were freemen and that there'd be tons of slaves. I don't recall you ever stating otherwise here or commenting on it in that chat.

*shrug*

If we're saying that those 2,000 were coutned in the 4,000, Garakai is even more thoroughly screwed. Just 1,000 guys are back at home with Aztoc

[Cyclone]

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That battle saw the total human pop sink from 9000 to a good 5000 4500

@Kho

Wait, so our favorite warlord literally managed to kill half the human population? Already?

@Frettzo And I've actually got a plan regarding those 3000 dragons...
If you could bring yourself to collab with the hated Vowzra of course xP

@Kho

*grumbles about not liking the sound of that*

[Kho]

Well, the total human pop on Arguilla that is...

[Cyclone]

Ah yes, the Sviebard islands have a few and Viscardi is sitting on Vestecville.

None have moved to Orabahk yet, right? IC that continent appeared just recently.

[Kho]

@Cyclone None have moved from Arguilla, though some Sviebardians, given their close proximity to it and their seafaring nature, may have come across it or created small colonies.

[Frettzo]

Considering there's only about 3 humans in the world, I doubt one of them could take a canoe and friggin navigate all the way to Orabahk without starving xD I don't think Humanity's got a good enough infrastructure to finance a colonization/exploration voyage of such a caliber.

[Kho]

Considering there's only about 3 humans in the world, I doubt one of them could take a canoe and friggin navigate all the way to Orabahk without starving xD I don't think Humanity's got a good enough infrastructure to finance a colonization/exploration voyage of such a caliber.

@Frettzo

I'm thinking more Ancient Greek colonisation of Sicily, Viking colonisation of Iceland, rather than Spanish or British colonisation of the Americas. Small scale stuff, a little fishing village etc.

[Frettzo]

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I'm thinking more Ancient Greek colonisation of Sicily, Viking colonisation of Iceland, rather than Spanish or British colonisation of the Americas. Small scale stuff, a little fishing village etc.

@Kho

Yeah, that's cool. At most those would take a week or two at sea. I'm just saying that humanity's not established enough yet to mount 3-month long voyages :p

[Kho]

@Frettzo *Makes Frettzo GM*

XDDDDDDD

Yeah, this is the map:


Sviebard is really close, the closest ones can probably see Orabakh from their islands, which would be why they established themselves there in a matter of a month or two (how long has passed since Orabakh was created? It happened before/during the six-month time-skip, no?)

[Cyclone]

Sviebard is really close, the closest ones can probably see Orabakh from their islands

@Kho

If they're close enough to see Orabahk, I suspect that the tsunami created when that continent rose up would have destroyed their entire island. But yeah, I think it's been a few months.

[Kho]

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If they're close enough to see Orabahk, I suspect that the tsunami created when that continent rose up would have destroyed their entire island. But yeah, I think it's been a few months.

@Cyclone

I think the Sviebardians learnt from their first taste of Undasis' wrath and prepared themselves for tsunamis and floods. Their ice magic would certainly have helped.

[Dark Cloud]

Chawisma is best used by Smrt people.

I am in the process of bringing Kanros to the village that he has seen and now I kind of want to involve him somehow in the war that is happening which he could help quite greatly with and he might be able to gather a great army...

Hmmm it makes me think.

[Kho]

@Blackmist16 Remember, Kanros is currently on Arguilla. Most of the human population is under Ialu's rule (bar Thulemiz and his followers) so gathering a huge army will be difficult, especially given the fact that there are barely 4500 humans left on Arguilla.
Kanros may, however, be interested in aiding Thulemiz with a certain plan...

[Dark Cloud]

Most certainly he would he just would have to meet this person in question and I would certainly appreciate someone helping me with that or at least collaborating with me.

[Kho]

Yup yup, worry not! We shall soon put your demigod to the test against a most formidable foe...

[Cyclone]

@Blackmist16

Maybe you should consider consider being amongst the Uri. They've been very quiet, have plenty of people, and don't currently worship any demigod. I imagine the conflicting interest with Ialu also trying to convert them might lead to something.

[ActRaiserTheReturned]

How powerful ARE Avatars?