School, so much fun, so many memories...
That i can't remember....

Well, it seems the group has Karn out of their hair for the time being...... Wonder if anyone actually appreciates the pain Patholos had to go through to do that..... probably not!

You know, Rann probably will be mad that he didn't get to kill Patholos lolz...
HA! In RAnn's Face! (lolz)

He'll probably be consoled by the fact that the group will lack one more psychopath.

He's calling you crazy Patholos
*faint sounds of yelling and the keyboard moving around*
P: I'm is not Crazy!

I didn't see your post POS, I just editted Karn's reponse.

Patholos wants to help the Silhouette, and he thinks that the Cheydinhal sanctuary that he is in control of would send executioners and the like to Strategically weaken or even kill primary targets in the opposing army (casters, archers, softies, whateve) Also, is Karn a soloist or can he command troops as well?

Karn has lead goblins and orcs before, but since then he's been on his own.....

Patholos is starting to sound like Hulk Hogan, anyways, the Morrowind callout was the big news, and Ian was supposed to know that reinforcements were on their way... whoopsie

Whahahaha! And that information couldn't have fallen into hands that were more off-target. (Karn and Ian are sworn enemies and both wish to be the one that kills the other.) Karn is also the reason that Ian let himself turn undead.

I'm confused though, are we supposed to assassinate all the leaders mentioned or what? And if Redoran is going to gather with the other armies then I guess Athlyn (Serene's Dunmer husband) will be among their number.......

These men were notified as the Silhouette's Army mobilized, they hesitated though, because they were unsure of the condition of Cyrodil. All that is know at the moment is that the first wave of troops landed north of Argonian territory, near Mournhold.

FYI, Vivec's dead in the history of this RP. Just a minor problem, doesn't really change much.

???? What do you mean he's dead? Not literally, but figuartively yes, Shogun came back awhile ago but hasn't returned since....

This post has been edited by Lord Revan: Apr 20 2007, 03:35 AM

This document might be just to comfort the average soldier who isn't "in the know" anyways, I have to outfit Patholos again, and I am going to add the King of worms

Tsk, tsk, tsk... it seems that no one wants to be friends with the SIlhouete. Bad SIlhouete, you just have to burn everything to the ground don't you. That's not any way to make friends....

I mean literally. The timeline this RP follows includes AMU, in which Arcyakt took Vivec's life.

As i said before, most of the armies around Morrowind may not have heard of the death of a god, hell, they might not have even heard of Dagoth being defeated yet. Only the high ranking officers decide what the soldiers hear or don't hear, and there is a certain motivation when a "god" asks for a sacrifice you are willing to give. Hopefully the nerevarine is still alive...

it's been almost thirty years. I'm sure they've heard. You've heard of the Vietnam War, yes?

This post has been edited by Dantrag: Apr 20 2007, 11:55 AM

I didn't mean to be a smartass, but if your religion's patron deity was killed, would some people keep it quiet or am i just insane??

Well, for one part it's probably disbelief. The Dunmer can (or could) see their gods on a daily basis. Well, the high-ranking priests and perhaps the heads of the Houses could. Still, I'm quite sure that there has been some 'national holiday' of sorts where the Tribunal came out and showed themselves to the people.

Seeing a god with your own eyes is one major argument to believe. If you then hear stories about all the godlike displays of power, why not believe those as well? Once you've gotten to believing that, it gets kind of hard to believe that someone killed them, even if it was the Nerevarine or Dagoth Ur or Smellfoot the Goblin.

Also, Elves live quite a long time. Thirty years is nothing to them, or to their gods. But there might be some doubts emerging among the younger generation.

Though I'm not in the know regarding AMU. So tell me, did Vivec get slain in broad daylight with lots of witnesses? (Witnesses as in, NPCs, not PCs.)



Enough of my rant. Here's a question. Regarding the group at the Valus mountains, who is left standing? Serene is one, maybe Issac and Sathyana?

This post has been edited by jack cloudy: Apr 20 2007, 09:14 PM