USH'S STAR WARS GAME- DARK SIDE INTERLUDE- 'Day of Choice'

Started by Lord Melkor45 pages

Well, I was considering spreading the belief in Force as religion on this world, to gain more control.

And "we" as we are in this together. We just have different interest and perspective..

What Xavier does say makes some sense, but they should always fear us as well.

It doesn't matter how much you say you are in it together, if you are ruling through inidivudals, their loyalty will be to an indivudal, not a group.

Well, so some of us would like to play politics and some not. What is the big deal? Galder or Rianna would still propably kill Gallador if they wanted. Of course, he recently spent more time looking into Syphar`n Kalar that dealing with Epireans.

Well, I'll let as many people as possible voice their opinion on the matter.

Originally posted by Lord Melkor
Galder or Rianna would still propably kill Gallador if they wanted.

Damn straight they would.

Also, Rianna says no. Not a damn chance. For starters, she doesn't think that the Epireans can all be united. Second, she thinks that doing so would simply be too dangerous, for a couple of reasons - first, that they'll inevitably decide they can rule themselves and don't need us any longer, and second, she doesn't trust Rand or Gallador to have anything to do with any ideas like this. She thinks it's far too likely that they'll try and place themselves in charge of ruling the Epireans, and she's very much against anything that gives those two more power 😛

Well, but it was Galder who agreed with me that we can use Trogan`s leadership and put him in position of power.

Still, we can continue with the original rules, Gallador does not mind much.

Gallador will try to talk with Rianna aside.

Rianna will hear out Gallador, because at least she doesn't dislike him quite as much as she hates Rand. She just doesn't trust him 😛

Well, this thing is going to last another week, and then that's that! So sort out everything before then.

The only reason Galder would want to stop the games is if we were assembling an Epirean army for ourselves, but we don't really have much use for one unless were planning on conquering the other clans of Epireus. Really, we just want the best Epireans from this lot because the rest are social rejects anyway, and taking the best allows us to have some bodyguards and henchmen that are really cream of the crop.

Political aspirations here are really moot. Sure, Galder wants to give Trogan leadership of a small group so that Galder can control them through Trogan... but that's it. Trying to make this a political thing is only going to piss people off.

Plus, the other tribes like it and like us because we get rid of their rejects and criminals.

I feel like making a political stand starting with criminals not be the best way to go about things, but Rand sees the value of having a bunch of underlings rather than a small handful. Except the weakling Wimps. They should be killed.

Rand votes to stop the rest of the games, with the exception of killing the Wimps. We should have a clear vote on this.

Rand is also impressed with Xavier for this...

And Rianna is quite pissed off at Rand, what a surprise.

What was left for the games anyway?

The 'last 10 left in the crater win' game.

Incidentally, Pariahs and Corsairs will get a bonus xp if the final round- ro0ms equivalent that whittles the numbers down to a final 10- goes ahead.

There are other xp bonuses by template on offer, but you have to find them. Only one bonus does not inconvenience another player.

Bonus XP? Hell yeah.

This puts Xavier in a dilemma 😛

Indeed!

There shall be much pondering now!

Dak wants the final game to go on. A larger army is pointless now, and the decimation of dangerous criminals keeps the Epireans fearful of us, while also realizing it's better to cooperate with us than die trying to fight us.

If we stop now, we look weak. Kill all but the 10 best.

We are going to go ahead with this final game, damnit 😊

Originally posted by Newjak
There shall be much pondering now!

This is the old dilemma of 'how much is an xo worth, objectively...'