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Name: Tierce Corinth
Gender: Male
Title: Commander in chief for the Sepreratist-Republic Astro-Naval Forces, SRANF.
Affiliation: CORT
Political Strength: Influential when it comes to military actions due to his combat expieriance and decorated career in the military.
Force Strength: None, but so intelligant stratigicly that it would seem as if he had the force.
Apperence: Light brown skin (fighting in the hot sun all day) grey hair (dies it brown) brown eyes. 6'2, 195 pounds.
Age: 36
Bio: son of a higly succesful buisness man, Tierce was pampered in life and well fed and nourished because of his father's wealth. However Tierce grew bored of the rich life, he wanted more. His father disapproved of this and so sent him to a private, wealthy school so that Tierce could learn to be more at home with other wealthy peoples. His plan backfired. In School Tierces teachers studied and followed the Tamaire crusades with great intrest. Tierce longed for such a thrilling life, and he dropped out of shcool and became a soldier. He increased in rank rapidly due to his extreme skills with military startegy. A trait that was passed down from his father, who had many business rivals and dealt with them in...force. Tierce rose through the ranks until making his way to Commander in Chief. Tierce was so brilliant military wise that he became known throughout his government. He is a strong believer in rights and has a bad temper, especially toward ignorant people. He thinks of L'Koii Kemar'Nya as his rival.
As people may have noticed, AOR hasn't been around recently. Perhaps he's told you why; perhaps he hasn't. Either way, it's beside the point.
He wants to know what's going on in this thread. Anyone care to enlighten me?
Bandomeer is about to fall to the TORC and they are willing to accept an alliance with the Bladian Empire against the Republic.
The mid-rim alliance broke away from the Republic as the TORC pushed into their territory but have so far not been granted any mercy.
Jango was assassinated (I have no idea why...) and the Republic want the TORC destroyed down to the last man for their wave of destruction.
There was a point when they were forced to withdraw to re-enforce their lines outside of known space as their many enemies tore at them when their fleets were absent but this only proved to strengthen their resolve when they returned to the Mid-Rim regions.
(I think that just about clears things up save for a few minor details...)
__________________ Mal: "Well, if anyone gets nosey... You know... Shoot em' "
why thank you. The only reason I play chess form battles is because of the slowness of battle. It gives me time to think of every detail, and scrutinize the battle till I know it like the back of my hand. It helps me to plan "6 moves ahead" and I feel more comfortable. Whereas if I am playing in a classic last man standing battle (matching points/winner is the last man standing) I tend to lose because of careless mistakes I make in calculations and strategy. Explains why I always play with an ally.
He wasn't talking about what I said... I belive he meant that it's lightening up in response to you said about it going slower.
I just said It's much better now...
__________________ Mal: "Well, if anyone gets nosey... You know... Shoot em' "
Anyways, if I calculate correctly, there will be some fighting in the near future. So, Tarvos, if that's what you signed up for, that's what your going to get.
Aliies, I believe I will take the innitiative to state a few rules of space battle. Reassurence if any are to join during the battle, there are no confusions as to whom is godmodding....
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Feb 27th, 2006 03:17 PM
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why thank you. The only reason I play chess form battles is because of the slowness of battle. It gives me time to think of every detail, and scrutinize the battle till I know it like the back of my hand. It helps me to plan "6 moves ahead" and I feel more comfortable. Whereas if I am playing in a classic last man standing battle (matching points/winner is the last man standing) I tend to lose because of careless mistakes I make in calculations and strategy. Explains why I always play with an ally.
