Reign of the Heirs|Fantasy Medieval|Worldbuilding|DEAD

[The Ik Ka Ek Akai]

Yep.

Wouldn't exactly call it anticlimactic. Lacking, perhaps, but it works for the Dark Elves plenty.

Hey, anything to be on the good side of the scary ones that literally need to painfully kill people in order to survive.

They're nice people, really.

[The Forsworn Knights]

Hey, anything to be on the good side of the scary ones that literally need to painfully kill people in order to survive.

They're nice people, really.

Yeah, but its still nice when they like you enough to kill someone else when they are low on deep elves to raid.

[The Ik Ka Ek Akai]

They're nice people, really.

Yeah, but its still nice when they like you enough to kill someone else when they are low on deep elves to raid.

Replied with basically the reason the Highborn hated her so much.

and yes, she is making a pun.

[Relikai]

So who's the player controlling the sand elves ?

[The Forsworn Knights]

So who's the player controlling the sand elves ?

I think Ik controls all of them since they are playing an Elf-Goddess, and no-one apped as any of the Elves (To my knowledge).

[Boergandina]

I think now would be a good time for the Prince of Terzi to step in.

[The Ik Ka Ek Akai]

So who's the player controlling the sand elves ?

I think Ik controls all of them since they are playing an Elf-Goddess, and no-one apped as any of the Elves (To my knowledge).

I basically treat all the elves as my little NPCs. Feel free to pick an elf character up if you want, though.

[The Forsworn Knights]

I think now would be a good time for the Prince of Terzi to step in.

Feel free. Though you kinda missed Edwyn maiming a prince, throwing him to the Dank Elves, and freeing his hostage.

[Relikai]

I think Ik controls all of them since they are playing an Elf-Goddess, and no-one apped as any of the Elves (To my knowledge).

I basically treat all the elves as my little NPCs. Feel free to pick an elf character up if you want, though.

I'm more like considering the establishment of a human colony and irrigation of a small desert coast on the Sand self territory, while sending missionaries over to learn of Elvish culture from that toehold.

[The Ik Ka Ek Akai]

I basically treat all the elves as my little NPCs. Feel free to pick an elf character up if you want, though.

I'm more like considering the establishment of a human colony and irrigation of a small desert coast on the Sand self territory, while sending missionaries over to learn of Elvish culture from that toehold.

It'd be possible, although the Sand Elves aren't your only threat. There are supposed to be nomadic humans around the area as well.

[Boergandina]

I think now would be a good time for the Prince of Terzi to step in.

Feel free. Though you kinda missed Edwyn maiming a prince, throwing him to the Dank Elves, and freeing his hostage.

Damn, while I was typing two posts went up! Better ninja edit my post...

[Boergandina]

I'll simply edit it to say that I was slow with my response it isn't incorrect!

Oh, and before you ask, Prince Perceval is absolutely cockblocking Edwyn. He wants his answers! I intend for him to act as a sort of Timon-And-Pumbaa "party mentor" to Edwyn, to help him appreciate life and grow past the depression of his dying family better while giving him a safe place.

[The Ik Ka Ek Akai]

I'll simply edit it to say that I was slow with my response it isn't incorrect!

Oh, and before you ask, Prince Perceval is absolutely cockblocking Edwyn. He wants his answers! I intend for him to act as a sort of Timon-And-Pumbaa "party mentor" to Edwyn, to help him appreciate life and grow past the depression of his dying family better while giving him a safe place.

A safe place outside of the womb of a goddess 'bout to imbue his butt with otherworldly intelligence just to call him a smartass.

[Boergandina]

I'll simply edit it to say that I was slow with my response it isn't incorrect!

Oh, and before you ask, Prince Perceval is absolutely cockblocking Edwyn. He wants his answers! I intend for him to act as a sort of Timon-And-Pumbaa "party mentor" to Edwyn, to help him appreciate life and grow past the depression of his dying family better while giving him a safe place.

A safe place outside of the womb of a goddess 'bout to imbue his butt with otherworldly intelligence just to call him a smartass.

Well, more like a safe place on a faraway island full of pirates and thieves!

[The Ik Ka Ek Akai]

A safe place outside of the womb of a goddess 'bout to imbue his butt with otherworldly intelligence just to call him a smartass.

Well, more like a safe place on a faraway island full of pirates and thieves!

Meanwhile, in Aethanas's mind of infinite knowledge and wisdom...

[The Forsworn Knights]

Welp, Edwyn is now trying to be as polite as possible with Perceval since he actually has to be diplomatic with the Leader of a Sovereign realm, as opposed to the lord of some Vassal City-State who had literally just broken about seven separate laws concerning pointing swords at Royalty.

[The Forsworn Knights]

Well, more like a safe place on a faraway island full of pirates and thieves!

Meanwhile, in Aethanas's mind of infinite knowledge and wisdom...

Just how much crack was that man smoking at the time?

[Relikai]

I'm more like considering the establishment of a human colony and irrigation of a small desert coast on the Sand self territory, while sending missionaries over to learn of Elvish culture from that toehold.

It'd be possible, although the Sand Elves aren't your only threat. There are supposed to be nomadic humans around the area as well.

Mm, perhaps another culture to influence.

It'll be a small colony, say an initial group of several hundred. Slowly it'll grow to a couple thousand depending on interactions and supplies from Kozakura, while they try to dig canals within the settlement to stimulate moisture in the sand. We'll be planting lots of rice. While wheat draws nutrients out of the soil, farming of rice on terraces could stimulate the conversion of sand into soil. Maybe it would become a farming community selling food to the Sand Elves at low prices.

[The Ik Ka Ek Akai]

Meanwhile, in Aethanas's mind of infinite knowledge and wisdom...

Just how much crack was that man smoking at the time?

I like to imagine this is just in the background of all Elven philosophy.

[The Ik Ka Ek Akai]

It'd be possible, although the Sand Elves aren't your only threat. There are supposed to be nomadic humans around the area as well.

Mm, perhaps another culture to influence.

It'll be a small colony, say an initial group of several hundred. Slowly it'll grow to a couple thousand depending on interactions and supplies from Kozakura, while they try to dig canals within the settlement to stimulate moisture in the sand. We'll be planting lots of rice. While wheat draws nutrients out of the soil, farming of rice on terraces could stimulate the conversion of sand into soil. Maybe it would become a farming community selling food to the Sand Elves at low prices.

Well, the Sand Elves are kinda like Egypt: They produce way more food than they'll ever need in a very condensed space.

The land they're on right now actually underwent rapid desertification centuries ago, leading partially to the collapse of Arthdeyrnas, the last time all of the Elves were a single breed.

[Relikai]

Mm, perhaps another culture to influence.

It'll be a small colony, say an initial group of several hundred. Slowly it'll grow to a couple thousand depending on interactions and supplies from Kozakura, while they try to dig canals within the settlement to stimulate moisture in the sand. We'll be planting lots of rice. While wheat draws nutrients out of the soil, farming of rice on terraces could stimulate the conversion of sand into soil. Maybe it would become a farming community selling food to the Sand Elves at low prices.

Well, the Sand Elves are kinda like Egypt: They produce way more food than they'll ever need in a very condensed space.

The land they're on right now actually underwent rapid desertification centuries ago, leading partially to the collapse of Arthdeyrnas, the last time all of the Elves were a single breed.

Still their populations are pretty small due to the condensed community and production of excess foodstuff due to not having enough population to consume them?

[The Ik Ka Ek Akai]

Well, the Sand Elves are kinda like Egypt: They produce way more food than they'll ever need in a very condensed space.

The land they're on right now actually underwent rapid desertification centuries ago, leading partially to the collapse of Arthdeyrnas, the last time all of the Elves were a single breed.

Still their populations are pretty small due to the condensed community and production of excess foodstuff due to not having enough population to consume them?

That's not really how populations work. They produce excess foodstuff because, like Egypt, their river is terribly efficient at making their farms productive.

[The Forsworn Knights]

But yeah, I think Edwyn has the perfect setup for a fantasy novel series:
>Dead parents
>Out of touch with how plebs live
>Cute Elf
>Cockblocking friend with a spooky accent
>King who killed a bunch of people to get where he is now
>A Knife-eared Targaryen blabbing about the plans to take the halflings to Isengard

[Boergandina]

But yeah, I think Edwyn has the perfect setup for a fantasy novel series:
>Dead parents
>Out of touch with how plebs live
>Cute Elf
>Cockblocking friend with a spooky accent
>King who killed a bunch of people to get where he is now
>A Knife-eared Targaryen blabbing about the plans to take the halflings to Isengard

Spooky? Ja-makin' me crazy!

[The Ik Ka Ek Akai]

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