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"Nolice ter 'ear ye finalleh 'ave ah new clan father." Koralon commented. "Narvak oz 'Ammerfists."

13 hours ago, Raphael Payne said:

"Best to watch the world burn. Them casting out their Queen or whatever th' circumstance was- was a sealing to their end as a civilized people until those of Old Urguan take hold."

"I wasn't cast out, I resigned during a council meeting I called. Why does everybody think a catastrophe must have happened if something only happens in real time, and is not narrated on the skygod forums?"

Hey let's tag our online active admin. @FlamboyantRage

Also why the hell are all the "no" people so silent.

Bring back Nexus. Make Europeans important again.

BY THE HIGH QUEEN OF KAZ'ULRAH

A TEMPORARY CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT

On tied Elections:

LET IT BE KNOWN that many have approached me with a concern regarding the current elections to the High Throne of the Dwedmar. This concern resulted from the number of those Dwed announcing their thrive to ascend the throne, and the lack of protocol in the Kaz'Ulran constitution for what would happen in case of a tied election.

SO SHALL I DECREE that for this set of elections, and if my successor approves of the law and chooses to retain it as a permanent amendment, a tie will be resolved through a second vote where the choices are limited to the tied Dwed only. This to ensure that a single swing vote can't be bribed to change the last moment, and that any king will carry the mandate of a major portion of the Khazadmar.

Narvak oz Thrummaz, Narvak oz Yemekar!

High Queen Koralon Onyxheart

Koralon penned a simple yet concise letter to the warden-lady.

"During my time spent with the mages' guild, the Virarim proved absent to man the gate, which often had me climb over the walls like an Ork. While I am not familiar with current affairs, ensure the gates are manned early Eastern Stone Time (EST), if you do lock them up."

She then signed it and sent it off.

Google forms suck. All you get is death threats from nice players.

Welcome Dr. Fong. It is I, Adrienne d'Ortonnaise.

One of us, one of us.

"Rise above those who would denounce you, but give them a hand and help them stride along. You have in you the seeds of leadership, though also the scar of sharding the kingdom. Mend that wound and you may prove your devotion. I cannot and will not vote, but I still advise this, Edel."

Koralon commented to the dwarf amidst the shouting.

"I took it upon myself to ensure these elections, last of the matters I shall oversee from the throne of the Dwedmar, happen clean, bring the most worthy candidate to the throne the clan fathers can choose. It will be a heavy wrestle, but do not give into rumours, lies, deception or demagogues. The clan fathers will not give in either."

I tend to be that one guy in most situations, so I'll take the blame again.

You didn't proofread this thread. Do you claim you'd proofread a wiki page you'd make?

*write *of 

*Missing period

*dwarven *most *the most *the race

*missing comma *wiki page *is *Iblees *him

*a wiki page *Grandaxe *Urguan *an

*dwarven *a *them *would

*semantics of all the "because" and "one of the"

12 minutes ago, Cpt_Noobman said:

((The "peace treaty of jornheim" was not a signed treaty and if I remember correctly came about before there were even alliance and treaty rules. And even if it were, all terms were met and finished. There is no way it could be used as a casus belli.

((This was an IC post, in regards to an IC treaty signed. I'd prefer an IC reply.))

To the Clanless inhabitants of Ord,

You are given 24 days ((OOC Hours)) to comply with the Peace Treaty of Jornheim and the verdict on the Ordite and Azadarian Dwed.

• Renounce the name Urguan and surrender any usage or affiliation thereof.
• Renounce the usage of the clan name Ireheart until judged appropriately by the Council of Clan Fathers.
• Re-ratify the treaty of Jornheim in order to assure your intentions of working towards the betterment of the Dwedmar.
• Re-ratify the treaty of Jornheim in order to prove you are not just a boiling kettle of revanchist traitors.

Failure to comply will be considered a denounciation of the Kingdom of Kaz'Ulrah and will draw consequences.

As ordered by the High Queen of Kaz'Ulrah

Koralon Onyxheart

Players/Group Requesting: Kaz'Ulrah dwarves

What kind of Event are you looking for?: Old school dungeon / monster killing. There general area & antagonists are set, and there are some details to include. Other than that, the ET member taking it has full freedom.

Approximately, what time/date you want the Event to take place?: Next Weekend (14th, 15th or 16th)

Organizer's Discord: Ronald Reagan#9284

Following intel about the newly developed Sutican ground forces armed with artillery capable of puncturing armour from a distance, a scramble for solutions engulfed the Kaz'Ulran side. Of the many proposals, the construction of a new Onyxheart flagship was approved by the High Queen. The requested specifics were: an armoured vessel capable of withstanding the 150mm ballistae projectiles used by Sutican ground forces, a vessel capable of cruising over 21 knots and a vessel mounting at least 6 heavy-ballistae paired turrets capable of delivering a projectile of 90 kilograms over a distance of three hundred metres.

The finished drafts were delivered to the High Queen post-haste: a ship measuring 205 metres in length and 30 metres in height, driven by a steam turbine engine of 40,000 horse powers to achieve a whopping cruising speed of 23 knots. The armament of the new vessel included 6 twin heavy-ballistae mounted on rotating turrets, 14 medium ballistae mounted on rotating side turrets along the hull, 4 twin repeating light ballistae protecting the ship's superstructure and a complement of 59 light balliste mounted on stands. The ship also included a ballista designed to launch airborne Dwed carrying alchemical fire, two auxiliary patrol boats carried on deck with a medium ballista each and four escape boats. The ship sported a 6-inch hull of hardened steel capable of withstanding ballistae bombardment and even direct ramming from other ships.

The vessel would become known as the Verthaik-class battleship.

The general look of the Verthaik-class battleship.

A look at the ballistae armament on the side of the Verthaik-class battleship.

The Onyxheart Kriegsbureau orders the hastened construction of the WulfWagen armoured steam vehicles, based on their 1668 plans.

They look exactly like Catholic churches, except for a shrine in the basement replacing the crypts dedicated to Mogroka.

Koralon gave a scoff in the Skygod prison, seeing the guards prepare a cell for the locomotive roleplayers.

Bring a bar of soap with you for all trips next week. Just in case.

Runic smoke grenades are allowed.

Iron-man laser rings are allowed.

Flying runic cities are allowed.

Building something that actually existed as it did in real life, in various incarnations, is not allowed. And re-posting a thread after FM block you from edit because the thread isn't about the submarine but the naval blockade and the war, is a banable offense.

6 minutes ago, Chimp said:

((The boat you have pictured bellow has cannons on it, and cannons aren't in the lore))

2 minutes ago, Keefy said:

((we're gonna pretend they're sewage pipes for whenever someone uses the bathroom and call it a day))

((No need to. I edited the image accordingly to censor the non-lore-approved parts.))

Beneath the city of Kal'Tarak, a set of engines roared up with a rumble of fire, and hissed up with steam escaping through the various pipes. From the Great Harbour Cave, ships steamed out and set on their course towards Az'adar in formation. Though from beneath the mountain, from a different grotto, another kind of ship sought to emberge, though soon grounded to its harbour by order of the Skygods.

Artist's depiction of two Stormbreakers driving their clan vessel.

Soon after, a communication was made public to notify any merchant, military or communications vessels affiliated with the Temple of Az'adar about the situation.

All the waters surrounding Kaz'Ulrah and Az'adar, including the whole of the Western Bay, are hereby declared to be a naval conflict zone. From 10th of the Grand Harvest, 1680 onwards every enemy vessel found within this war zone will be destroyed without it always being possible to avoid danger to the crews and passengers. 

Neutral ships will also be exposed to danger in the war zone, as, in view of the misuse of neutral flags ordered earlier by the Az'adarian government, and owing to unforeseen incidents to which naval warfare is liable, it is impossible to avoid attacks being made on neutral ships in mistake for those of the enemy. 

Navigation to the north of the Kaz'Ulrah peak lighthouse in the western parts of the Elven Sea and through a zone at least thirty nautical miles wide along the Sutican coast is not exposed to danger.

And with the announcement placed, the vessels began circling the temple of Az'adar, biding their time to  intercept their enemy and prepare for a full-on naval blockade.

Beneath the city of Kal'Tarak, a set of engines roared up with a rumble of fire, and hissed up with steam escaping through the various pipes. From the Great Harbour Cave, ships steamed out and set on their course towards Az'adar in formation. Though from beneath the mountain, from a different grotto, another kind of ship emerged. A steam-propelled warship protected by iron or steel armor plates, developed as a result of the vulnerability of wooden warships to explosive or incendiary weapons and magic, and to minimise a vessel's over-water silhouette. The ship joined the formation and pursued the Kaz'Ulrah navy, though broke off to find its target as soon as the vessels broke to the high sea.

Artist's depiction of two Stormbreakers driving HMS Hodir.

Soon after, a communication was made public to notify any merchant, military or communications vessels affiliated with the Temple of Az'adar about the situation.

All the waters surrounding Kaz'Ulrah and Az'adar, including the whole of the Western Bay, are hereby declared to be a naval conflict zone. From 10th of the Grand Harvest, 1680 onwards every enemy vessel found within this war zone will be destroyed without it always being possible to avoid danger to the crews and passengers. 

Neutral ships will also be exposed to danger in the war zone, as, in view of the misuse of neutral flags ordered earlier by the Az'adarian government, and owing to unforeseen incidents to which naval warfare is liable, it is impossible to avoid attacks being made on neutral ships in mistake for those of the enemy. 

Navigation to the north of the Kaz'Ulrah peak lighthouse in the western parts of the Elven Sea and through a zone at least thirty nautical miles wide along the Sutican coast is not exposed to danger.

And with the announcement placed, the vessels began circling the temple of Az'adar, biding their time to  intercept their enemy and prepare for a full-on naval blockade.

Koralon coursed past the Stormbreaker flagship on board the tower of HMS Hodir, which had been re-classified as an ironclad. She hailed the naval clan and its proud members.

Beneath the city of Kal'Tarak, a set of engines roared up with a rumble of fire, and hissed up with steam escaping through the various pipes. From the Great Harbour Cave, ships steamed out and set on their course towards Az'adar in formation. Though from beneath the mountain, from a different grotto, another kind of ship emerged. An elongated boat with most of its body beneath the surface of the water, with only a tower and its steam exhausts perching over. The ship joined the formation and pursued the Kaz'Ulrah navy, though broke off to find its target as soon as the vessels broke to the high sea.

Artist's depiction of two Stormbreakers driving HMS Hodir.

Soon after, a communication was made public to notify any merchant, military or communications vessels affiliated with the Temple of Az'adar about the situation.

All the waters surrounding Kaz'Ulrah and Az'adar, including the whole of the Western Bay, are hereby declared to be a naval conflict zone. From 10th of the Grand Harvest, 1680 onwards every enemy vessel found within this war zone will be destroyed without it always being possible to avoid danger to the crews and passengers. 

Neutral ships will also be exposed to danger in the war zone, as, in view of the misuse of neutral flags ordered earlier by the Az'adarian government, and owing to unforeseen incidents to which naval warfare is liable, it is impossible to avoid attacks being made on neutral ships in mistake for those of the enemy. 

Navigation to the north of the Kaz'Ulrah peak lighthouse in the western parts of the Elven Sea and through a zone at least thirty nautical miles wide along the Sutican coast is not exposed to danger.

And with the announcement placed, the vessels began circling the temple of Az'adar, biding their time to  intercept their enemy and prepare for a full-on naval blockade.

7 minutes ago, Juststan147 said:

(we can't make cannons or guns, but we can make Subs?  that is kind of bullshit)

((They are just tubes of steel with an engine. Those lore staff interested can check, the main armament of HMS Hodir is a removable ballista.))

Beneath the city of Kal'Tarak, a set of engines roared up with a rumble of fire, and hissed up with steam escaping through the various pipes. From the Great Harbour Cave, ships steamed out and set on their course towards Az'adar in formation. Though from beneath the mountain, from a different grotto, another kind of ship emerged. An elongated boat with most of its body beneath the surface of the water, with only a tower and its steam exhausts perching over. The ship joined the formation and pursued the Kaz'Ulrah navy, though broke off to find its target as soon as the vessels broke to the high sea.

Artist's depiction of two Stormbreakers driving HMS Hodir.

Soon after, a communication was made public to notify any merchant, military or communications vessels affiliated with the Temple of Az'adar about the situation.

All the waters surrounding Kaz'Ulrah and Az'adar, including the whole of the Western Bay, are hereby declared to be a naval conflict zone. From 10th of the Grand Harvest, 1680 onwards every enemy vessel found within this war zone will be destroyed without it always being possible to avoid danger to the crews and passengers. 

Neutral ships will also be exposed to danger in the war zone, as, in view of the misuse of neutral flags ordered earlier by the Az'adarian government, and owing to unforeseen incidents to which naval warfare is liable, it is impossible to avoid attacks being made on neutral ships in mistake for those of the enemy. 

Navigation to the north of the Kaz'Ulrah peak lighthouse in the western parts of the Elven Sea and through a zone at least thirty nautical miles wide along the Sutican coast is not exposed to danger.

And with the announcement placed, the vessels began circling the temple of Az'adar, biding their time to  intercept their enemy and prepare for a full-on naval blockade.