Cjmate

APPLICATION OOC: MC Name: Cjmate8 Skype: Sabrinasser3 RP: Name: Sacha Valois Age: 18 Race: Human Faith: Canonism

Lokir of Rorikstead is not pleased.

I am - ( ) Baptized ( X) Unbaptized I - ( ) Regularly attend mass ( ) Do not regularly attend mass ( X) Have never attended mass. (No one has held mass in his time.) I am a(n) - ( ) Noble ( X) Merchant ( ) Worker ( ) Professional Soldier ( ) Clergy ( ) Unemployed I live - (X ) Riga ( ) Saltstone ( ) I am homeless If not already baptized, I - (X ) Wish to be baptized ( ) Do not wish to be baptized I - ( X) Identify as Canonist ( ) Follow the Creator, but in another tradition ( ) Do not acknowledge the Creator ( ) Acknowledge the Creator but follow a different deity I am - ( ) married ( ) in courtship (X ) not in a relationship

The following is a poem found littered in the streets of Felsen: Pjtor of Kralta By Eric Sarkozic Great, noble Pjtor- great strength inspire him; On great piles of melon he sat, While gray-soot men did look and admire At the rind-horde passing his lips. By Godani! The man perched on the green Wielded two anvils like hammers, and with great thunder and calamity he brandished his prize and struck high against the white stone, iron before him; And they were crumpled like playthings. When mighty Pjtor did go home for supper, His Mama-Lord grasped him by ear, He cried, "Pjtor! Why must you make such problem?" Pjtor succumbed but spat seed at gate.

Ever deserves trophy. Rest is irrelevant.

My point is, raiders should not be able to raid a settlement to non-existence, and they can do that because the limits for raiding is only ONE DAY. ONE DAY, THAT'S IT. If it is indecisive, it is one day. It is almost always indecisive. I've gone way out of my way to make a sane argument, but the simple point is one day is ungodly short. It needs to be raised by several days at least. I think three is fine. If you want to pvp something into non-existence, that is what warclaims are for. Raiders belong to create tension, and if they don't provide roleplay they can be, and are, reported. I think that point is moot. My only qualm with raid rules is that the cooldown for raids is one day most of the time. The lack of Communication is the fault of the players, and we can't blame the staff for it or expect them to fix it. No roleplay can be reported, so I don't really agree with the OP. That's already a rule; the ooc problem no one wants to bring up is that if you br someone, it destroys your ooc relationships and makes it extremely difficult to get things done in roleplay nowadays. Every single ban report is made by little known people, people that are not leaders and don't make many upper-level decisions. You will not see Altiak, Dragon, Dakir, Cracker, Emperor-Oren what'shisface, or anyone in that position make a ban report because the damage it does to their character isn't worth the person banned. You will not see the OP make a post because he is like... a veteran/spiritual/cultural leader of Wood Elves in general. It is hard to call out raiders because no one wants to bring it up to the GMs besides the tiny people. In short, I don't think we need to fix these problems. It isn't the staff's job because we created the problem. All I advocate is a boost from 1 to 3 days on indecisive raids. Edit: I mostly agree with the OP, but it is the fault of the players and we don't need staff to fix it.

Should do the same to all animals.

Mr. House Mr. House encounters extreme success in his goals; following his invasion of Zion, he incorporates a couple thousand Mormons on the basis that he accepts their religious beliefs and allows them to retain their faith. He has no qualms with religion, and he leaves them be. Soon, the tribal forces swell and he decides that this large army must be tested. He prepares scout teams to fan out and discover territories for conquest. HELIOS One is quickly secured, and power is diverted to the Strip to that neon will finally shine. In addition, the White Glove Society finish repairing New Vegas. The new capital of Mr. House's republic is open for business, and the casinos are soon packed with gamblers and debters. The farms outside New Vegas are prepared for harvesting. All that is left is to scout some lead and run pipelines from Lake Mead. Territory: Mr. House says **** it and orders a mass invasion of the remaining counties in Nevada and Arizona. Actions: Mr. House sends 1,000 units divided into eight divisions to scout the counties listed above. The divisions are divided into the Chairmen (Far Left Two), the Omertas (Next Right Two), White Glove Society (Next right Two), and the Mormons (Far Right Two). ((Mod)). 300 Tribals search Freeside: cars, houses, sewers are looted for lead for the pipes needed for the farms. ((Mod)).In HELIOS One, Victor searches for terminals and attempts to hack into DARPA and gather information on potential assets for Mr. House or his armies. Guns, base locations, vehicles, etc. ((Mod)). Current Assets: 3,500 Securitron Mark I: The Securitron Mark I comes equipped with a 9mm sub-machine gun, M-235 missile launchers attacked to their shoulders, and G-28 grenade launchers. To compensate, Mr. House has a limited number of these Securitrons, he is incapable of making more, and they cannot perform human roles such as building, fitting into tight spaces, or negotiating extensively (Victor is a special exception as his design is more personal and intricate). 8,300 Tribals: The tribals are divided evenly among Mr. House's strip families. They have limited gear: pistols, machetes, and raider-esque gear (Merc, Veteran, Charmer outfits, etc).

Mr. House Multiple failures causes Mr. House to shrink back and consolidate. He decides to focus his efforts on a united assault on Zion, so he gathers the remaining Tribals and forms a sizable army. The gather outside of the walls in mixed units, then trek out through the Northern pass using the maps gathered by the Chairmen who managed to survive, specifically the ones with knowledge of the ground from the skies that escaped on the Vertibird. A three pronged invasion assaults Zion, Securitrons spread thin among the lines to minimize losses of those units and supplement the armies to supressive explosive fire to repel the horde of Dead Legs. His goal is still not Zion, despite its material abundance. He gathers a quick, smaller army of the remnants and ushers them to press south along the long 15 to HELIOS One with instructions to take and hold the facility. Victor is sent especially to see if he can find any terminals, and he is instructed to avoid combat. Meanwhile, contact is made with the Gun Runners to see if steady trade and caravans can be formed. Territory: Mr. House looks to expand East into Zion Valley and fortify his position as ruler of New Vegas. Actions: 3,000 Tribals evenly spread out among the three houses with a supplement of 1,000 Securitrons invade Zion with the intent to hold it and assimilate the local tribes into New Vegas ((Mod)). 2,000 Tribals and 1,500 Securitrons, along with Victor, are sent to take and hold Helios One with the intent to direct power to New Vegas and Freeside. They will clear the road from new Vegas to Helios One. ((Mod)). Remaining Securitrons will police New Vegas. 1,000 Tribals are sent outside New Vegas to construct farms and establish pipelines from Lake Mead. 500 Securitrons are sent to protect the Tribals ((Mod)). All remaining Securitrons will police New Vegas. 50 Tribals will end to the 250 wounded Tribals ((Mod). Mr. House negotiates with the Gun Runners to see what they can supply his Tribals ((Mod)). Mr. House checks the progress on the Strip (I deviated about 1/3 of my Tribals to reconstruct the Strip last post). ((Mod)). Current Assets: 3,500 Securitron Mark I: The Securitron Mark I comes equipped with a 9mm sub-machine gun, M-235 missile launchers attacked to their shoulders, and G-28 grenade launchers. To compensate, Mr. House has a limited number of these Securitrons, he is incapable of making more, and they cannot perform human roles such as building, fitting into tight spaces, or negotiating extensively (Victor is a special exception as his design is more personal and intricate). 6,050 Tribals/250 Wounded: The 6,500 tribals are divided evenly among Mr. House's strip families. They have limited gear: pistols, machetes, and raider-esque gear (Merc, Veteran, Charmer outfits, etc).