Chaos starts to envelop Ba Kranesh as Orregr's Wild Thing (do you think that's an okay name?) lays havoc on it's outskirts. The Kranesh try to marshal their forces, but all opposition is destroyed. Finally, Zanthreair's holy champion, Bal Norben, descends to the battlefield. In an epic battle lasting three days the two avatars fight to a stalemate. Bal decides that attacking this beast is not the right idea, and that maybe defence is the best option. He dedicates his efforts to bring stability to his people. Command Avatar to purify city towards Law, 2pts In the next few months the city builds massive walls using the rare minerals in the Starheart Peaks. Construction starts on a massive citadel known as the Stairway to the Heavens. The primal in the city are becoming increasingly vile, but less chaotic. Advance Civilization:Citadels 10pts no points left
In my tribe I envision a few things. Cockatrice serve a roll as guard dogs for tombs. A few of them live as Nomads on the tundra of the Moontouched Plains and herd Mammoths for their fur and meat. In the Star-Heart peaks large Billy goats are hunted for their horns which are valued by the warriors for helmets. Many Eagles are tamed for their elegance and are seen as great pets for young girls.
@Shelayyen: Commanding an Avatar to do something does not allow you to do an action cheaper. They are, mechanically, for using additional actions on your turn ie. Commanding two cities in one turn. In general fluff for the setting, how are we handling Palidans? At they going to be typical paragons of Law and Good, or just perfect examples of their God's teachings? Also, my Avatar is a palidin for however much it's worth.
Orregr, you are kin of cruel to these new beings. Perhaps a leader would prove interesting I this time. Yes, that would be great! Zantheair plucks a mote of light out of the sky and has it desend upon the world. It finds a Primal, outcast from his tribe, and give him great divine power. You have been gifted my power, to lead your people and prosper in this realm in my name. Lead your people to the Starheart Peaks. The night sky shall lead the way and guide you in all matters. 10 Points to create an avatar, I would like to spend 8 to use Command Race to build a city, but am not sure whether I qualify for it. I did technically contribute to the race's creation, so I'm not sure how the GM wants to call this. If I'm unable I'll create a Sect in the race.
Remember Orregr, Kenlet represents the rules that govern all things. In order for there to be a beginning, there must be an end. Even us. Now, how about we cool things down a bit, hmm? I step up to the map and gently blow on it, the Moontouched Plains grow, spreading around the nearby coniferous forest's I can't seem to find the name of it Northern edge and then east towards the Starheart Peaks. 9 Points to create Tundra, 4 points banked
Zanthreair looks at Shelayyn then at his glorious creation in the sky. You right. He puts his fist to his heart and reaches to the heavens. A ball of pure, twinkling light coalesces in his outstretched hand. I shall contribute my Glory into each of them. With such perfection in their hearts they shall strive to do something as great with their lives. May it fuel their hearts to ever succeed. All eight of my points are yours
I have labored hard and created the most spectacular sight in the cosmos. The stars dance at my command. But there are few to witness such a display. There should be a home for them, should they come eventually. They need an elevated position to view my glory. 3 Points for an inch of mountains next to the mouth of that river on the western side. The Starheart Peaks. And then a layout of ice, to toughen them and reflect the light of the moon. 6 Points for a frozen tundra across three inches along the Northen coast. The Monstruck Plains! |