that's mister doctor professor Harbertis the second, to you!Kylantha wrote:Mister Harbertia!~ ^w^
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by Saleon » Fri Jun 17, 2016 10:51 pm
that's mister doctor professor Harbertis the second, to you!Kylantha wrote:Mister Harbertia!~ ^w^

by Galnius » Fri Jun 17, 2016 11:50 pm
Kylantha wrote:Mister Harbertia!~ ^w^

by Harbertia » Sat Jun 18, 2016 8:26 am
Great to see you both!
by Harbertia » Sat Jun 18, 2016 8:36 am

by Holy Empire of Avalon » Sat Jun 18, 2016 9:09 am
Harbertia wrote:Hi Ky and GalGreat to see you both!
We've been discussing an RP, and I shall continue to do so by addressing some comments by Ryn and Av.
I have read Av's suggestions, and Ryn's insight (pointing out that the Dragons of Zid are sentient beings who have been known to command nations).
Having reviewed Av's comments on the tech, I think I've got it;
In old Zid we had The Dragon Wars. The Dragon Wars began as a feud between Chromatic and Metallic dragons; or so it's typically seen (as with all conflicts their where outliners on either side who didn't fit the image). The Conflict came about due to the spread of Dragon Cults which worshiped Dragons, and the differing philosophies regarding governance that the dragons had. Essentially, delusions of godhood fueled a massive war.
The Conflict resulted in dragons nearly becoming extinct. In that time Dragons had ruled mankind, but when the Dragonic Dynasties fell mankind began to rule himself. Early rules in this era had been great generals of the war; with Ethanal Zid being among them. Ethanal was the first Sorcerer King of Zid and had spared an egg of a Chromatic dragon. He raised the hatchling as a member of his household. That dragon was Elenor.
I think I digressed- to the points I was leading up to. We can have that the Dragon Wars gave rise to motorized flight as entire air wings fought alongside their dragonic monarchs against rival dragons. This (unfortunately for Dragons) ended Dragonic Air Superiority.
By the conflict's end Dragons where both uncommon, nationless, fragmented, and distrusted. It's stated that after the Dragon Wars the remaining Dragonic leaders signed a treaty promising never to war with one another again for the sake of the species.
The most prominent signer of this document is the Dragon King of Colm. His nation is the only part of the world where Goblins and man live as equals (with in a militaristic power structure as the Dragon King uses his military to rule the realm. They guard huge fields where the people work on a schedule, live on land he owns- he's a really bad dictator who is living as the Chromatic Dragons believed governance should be).
He has been at odds with the nation of Alterra, and if he where to launch a full invasion-
We'd need Colm to be larger state for him to be the only threat, other wise he'd need an alliance, a group of powers by his side to be of much of a threat- I think, what are your thoughts concerning a war started by the Dragon King of Colm?
Old data, we'll easily be able to make Colm a worthy threat.

by Harbertia » Sat Jun 18, 2016 9:16 am
Holy Empire of Avalon wrote:Harbertia wrote:Hi Ky and GalGreat to see you both!
We've been discussing an RP, and I shall continue to do so by addressing some comments by Ryn and Av.
I have read Av's suggestions, and Ryn's insight (pointing out that the Dragons of Zid are sentient beings who have been known to command nations).
Having reviewed Av's comments on the tech, I think I've got it;
In old Zid we had The Dragon Wars. The Dragon Wars began as a feud between Chromatic and Metallic dragons; or so it's typically seen (as with all conflicts their where outliners on either side who didn't fit the image). The Conflict came about due to the spread of Dragon Cults which worshiped Dragons, and the differing philosophies regarding governance that the dragons had. Essentially, delusions of godhood fueled a massive war.
The Conflict resulted in dragons nearly becoming extinct. In that time Dragons had ruled mankind, but when the Dragonic Dynasties fell mankind began to rule himself. Early rules in this era had been great generals of the war; with Ethanal Zid being among them. Ethanal was the first Sorcerer King of Zid and had spared an egg of a Chromatic dragon. He raised the hatchling as a member of his household. That dragon was Elenor.
I think I digressed- to the points I was leading up to. We can have that the Dragon Wars gave rise to motorized flight as entire air wings fought alongside their dragonic monarchs against rival dragons. This (unfortunately for Dragons) ended Dragonic Air Superiority.
By the conflict's end Dragons where both uncommon, nationless, fragmented, and distrusted. It's stated that after the Dragon Wars the remaining Dragonic leaders signed a treaty promising never to war with one another again for the sake of the species.
The most prominent signer of this document is the Dragon King of Colm. His nation is the only part of the world where Goblins and man live as equals (with in a militaristic power structure as the Dragon King uses his military to rule the realm. They guard huge fields where the people work on a schedule, live on land he owns- he's a really bad dictator who is living as the Chromatic Dragons believed governance should be).
He has been at odds with the nation of Alterra, and if he where to launch a full invasion-
We'd need Colm to be larger state for him to be the only threat, other wise he'd need an alliance, a group of powers by his side to be of much of a threat- I think, what are your thoughts concerning a war started by the Dragon King of Colm?
Old data, we'll easily be able to make Colm a worthy threat.
Would be interesting, I thought we were saving him for the second global conflict though where one evil empire tries to annex all the nations around it before attempting to take over the world?
I was kind of hoping for something that was really an over escalated minor issue. That is what makes WWI so interesting, it was the first major global conflict and it all kicked off because one guy annexed a country and then got assassinated - as far as I remember it anyway. It was a small issue that then for some reason grew to involve the entire planet. Kind of makes it a bit laughable in the end.

by Everhall » Sat Jun 18, 2016 9:25 am

by Galnius » Sat Jun 18, 2016 7:10 pm
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by Holy Empire of Avalon » Sat Jun 18, 2016 7:12 pm

by Altito Asmoro » Sun Jun 19, 2016 12:34 am
Kylantha wrote:I love dragons.
Drawing designs for them are a lot of fun.
What kinds of dragons are there?

by Rynagria » Mon Jun 20, 2016 9:19 am
Harbertia wrote:Hi Ky and GalGreat to see you both!
We've been discussing an RP, and I shall continue to do so by addressing some comments by Ryn and Av.
I have read Av's suggestions, and Ryn's insight (pointing out that the Dragons of Zid are sentient beings who have been known to command nations).
Having reviewed Av's comments on the tech, I think I've got it;
In old Zid we had The Dragon Wars. The Dragon Wars began as a feud between Chromatic and Metallic dragons; or so it's typically seen (as with all conflicts their where outliners on either side who didn't fit the image). The Conflict came about due to the spread of Dragon Cults which worshiped Dragons, and the differing philosophies regarding governance that the dragons had. Essentially, delusions of godhood fueled a massive war.
The Conflict resulted in dragons nearly becoming extinct. In that time Dragons had ruled mankind, but when the Dragonic Dynasties fell mankind began to rule himself. Early rules in this era had been great generals of the war; with Ethanal Zid being among them. Ethanal was the first Sorcerer King of Zid and had spared an egg of a Chromatic dragon. He raised the hatchling as a member of his household. That dragon was Elenor.
I think I digressed- to the points I was leading up to. We can have that the Dragon Wars gave rise to motorized flight as entire air wings fought alongside their dragonic monarchs against rival dragons. This (unfortunately for Dragons) ended Dragonic Air Superiority.
By the conflict's end Dragons where both uncommon, nationless, fragmented, and distrusted. It's stated that after the Dragon Wars the remaining Dragonic leaders signed a treaty promising never to war with one another again for the sake of the species.
The most prominent signer of this document is the Dragon King of Colm. His nation is the only part of the world where Goblins and man live as equals (with in a militaristic power structure as the Dragon King uses his military to rule the realm. They guard huge fields where the people work on a schedule, live on land he owns- he's a really bad dictator who is living as the Chromatic Dragons believed governance should be).
He has been at odds with the nation of Alterra, and if he where to launch a full invasion-
We'd need Colm to be larger state for him to be the only threat, other wise he'd need an alliance, a group of powers by his side to be of much of a threat- I think, what are your thoughts concerning a war started by the Dragon King of Colm?
Old data, we'll easily be able to make Colm a worthy threat.
Kylantha wrote:I can't seem to view the previous posts properly... :/
So, there will be an RP with dragons?
I like drawing dragons.

by Saleon » Mon Jun 20, 2016 9:25 am
Yeah. I think the best way to circumvent that concern is maybe to make sure that magic plays a central part of the tech. The human batteries, for example, show magic melding with tech. Weapons powered by magic, or technology being used as a catalyst. Either way, as long as magic is powerful enough it can prove effective.Rynagria wrote:
My only concern is I'm confused as to what directions World of Zid from what I originally was exposed to. It maybe partially because of fear the by bringing in late 19th century and early 20th century technology, it makes me think that magic becomes mostly irrelevant, and in turn the character I wanted to bring back irrelevant as well. Then there's also seeing the Dragon of Colm as being a "good" guy in the world of Zid, well probably due to my character having ties with them.
I simply like the more fantasy setting.
By all means though, Avalon's idea is well thought out and great. Just not my cup of tea..

by Rynagria » Mon Jun 20, 2016 10:26 am
Saleon wrote:Rynagria wrote:My only concern is I'm confused as to what directions World of Zid from what I originally was exposed to. It maybe partially because of fear the by bringing in late 19th century and early 20th century technology, it makes me think that magic becomes mostly irrelevant, and in turn the character I wanted to bring back irrelevant as well. Then there's also seeing the Dragon of Colm as being a "good" guy in the world of Zid, well probably due to my character having ties with them.
I simply like the more fantasy setting.
By all means though, Avalon's idea is well thought out and great. Just not my cup of tea..
Yeah. I think the best way to circumvent that concern is maybe to make sure that magic plays a central part of the tech. The human batteries, for example, show magic melding with tech. Weapons powered by magic, or technology being used as a catalyst. Either way, as long as magic is powerful enough it can prove effective.


by Harbertia » Mon Jun 20, 2016 11:37 am

by Harbertia » Mon Jun 20, 2016 11:45 am

by Harbertia » Mon Jun 20, 2016 11:51 am

by Rynagria » Mon Jun 20, 2016 12:20 pm
Harbertia wrote:Holdere is a semi-autonomous region of Alterra which is located close to the Kingdom of Colm. It is home to the Huldir, half-trolls. If Colm where to invade that region, the nation would also be attacking Alterra. The Halfling Confederacy, seeing it's self as apart from most conflict would have to deal with the pressure of a potentially hostile force occupying it's neighbor (it might be persuaded to assist Alterra. Alterra in response calls upon Zid for assistance, but Elenor refuses.
Alternatively we could have that the Kingdom of Alterra attempts to fully annex Holdere causing Colm to invade under the pretext of defending Holdere's independence (the Trolls of the mountain are likely to have relations with the Kingdom of Colm, and it's people as they are right next to one another.
Details on the Annexation may allow us to create a WWI concept. Avalon may be willing to provide some context to that scenario.

by Harbertia » Mon Jun 20, 2016 12:27 pm

Rynagria wrote:Harbertia wrote:Holdere is a semi-autonomous region of Alterra which is located close to the Kingdom of Colm. It is home to the Huldir, half-trolls. If Colm where to invade that region, the nation would also be attacking Alterra. The Halfling Confederacy, seeing it's self as apart from most conflict would have to deal with the pressure of a potentially hostile force occupying it's neighbor (it might be persuaded to assist Alterra. Alterra in response calls upon Zid for assistance, but Elenor refuses.
Alternatively we could have that the Kingdom of Alterra attempts to fully annex Holdere causing Colm to invade under the pretext of defending Holdere's independence (the Trolls of the mountain are likely to have relations with the Kingdom of Colm, and it's people as they are right next to one another.
Details on the Annexation may allow us to create a WWI concept. Avalon may be willing to provide some context to that scenario.
The thing about WWI was the fact that it got so large because of the web of alliances all throughout the continent of Europe, as long as the conflict has that element, it would still be a WWI-esque fight. Trench Warfare can relatively be incorporated easily, just not with the massive amounts of machine guns, although a rapid fire firearm wouldn't be far fetched.

by Everhall » Mon Jun 20, 2016 12:36 pm
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by Holy Empire of Avalon » Mon Jun 20, 2016 12:39 pm

by Harbertia » Mon Jun 20, 2016 12:43 pm
Everhall wrote:Everhall wrote:Nation Name: Everhall
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by Harbertia » Mon Jun 20, 2016 12:46 pm
Holy Empire of Avalon wrote:If the small nation, Colm I believe you named it?, had great allies then it would be close to the WWI setting we desire. Colm could be our Serbia, it gets invaded and no one does anything, but then when the Colm natives assassinate the leader of their oppressor the world is thrown into a battle of alliances as the powder keg ignites. I have no problem with dragons still being around in their natural state, my issue is that I use "dumb" dragons in my SkyGuard, not really dumb just not the actual sentient ones you all know. So we would have to make up a reason for the non-sentient dragons to exist; mine was the Great Lady cursing them for their folly and thus all the original dragons' descendants are regular beasts.
As far as start year goes, should we start in the "1700's" time or go straight for the WWI scenario? I am good for either, but in the latter I will need a good chunk of time for back story.
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