Overheard in the village of Daris...
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- Hailfall
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Cirran.. what would I love to see you fall.. before my knees.. Feeding on your pain.. on your blood.. In the fight.. you will be my first victim.. You made her forget her pain.. So I couldn't come out.. but you failed Cirran.. She is weak and I took over...
You will pay...
Cirran.. what would I love to see you fall.. before my knees.. Feeding on your pain.. on your blood.. In the fight.. you will be my first victim.. You made her forget her pain.. So I couldn't come out.. but you failed Cirran.. She is weak and I took over...
You will pay...
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IC as Hafur though I'll spell right:
Death is an end to something, not the the opportunity for one necromncer to reanimate the corpse and use it as a puppet in this game of slavery and mind-lessness. The dead will forever be dead in my eyes and in the eyes of many others. If they start walking and feasting on the living I'll make sure to put them down once more and hope that not another necromancer joins in on the game.
Balance is something that isn't balanced. Balance is a cycle without interuptions where everyone Lives in complete harmony, depending on eachother. To make the cycle whole here in Dasaria we need to eliminate the interruption which is the puppets of the game and their puppetmasters.
We need not just to eliminate the pieces of the game but the whole game! We need to let nature take it's toll int he future without having to be worried about "the game".
//Hafur Ironmane/ Spelled right (i hope) so everyone would have an easy time reading.
Oh, but the city is a part of nature. It is carved and formed by the very pieces of the great ancient mountains we dwell amongst. The doors are made of the very trees where Squirells play in and birds nest in. The water pouring inside the city walls is the same water the ancients drank thousands and thousands of years ago. The people dwelling inside the walls is the very offspring from the ancients. We are living and dwelling, nurturing and caring. The undead, the ones that already has been dead once or multiple times before are as they are named, dead.How convinent that you forget this is a war over a city made and controlled by man. Nature lost her say over this city long ago druid.
You wish to drive undead from a city were nature has no place yet you will leave the city standing as a great afront to the natureal world around it. Is this balanced?
Death is an end to something, not the the opportunity for one necromncer to reanimate the corpse and use it as a puppet in this game of slavery and mind-lessness. The dead will forever be dead in my eyes and in the eyes of many others. If they start walking and feasting on the living I'll make sure to put them down once more and hope that not another necromancer joins in on the game.
Balance is something that isn't balanced. Balance is a cycle without interuptions where everyone Lives in complete harmony, depending on eachother. To make the cycle whole here in Dasaria we need to eliminate the interruption which is the puppets of the game and their puppetmasters.
We need not just to eliminate the pieces of the game but the whole game! We need to let nature take it's toll int he future without having to be worried about "the game".
//Hafur Ironmane/ Spelled right (i hope) so everyone would have an easy time reading.
Ah, Armitage. Your words as ever are wonderfully writ. Yet they give the truth to a very old proverb. Best to be silent and be thought a fool...
Yes, the City of Dasar was built by Men. It was built with Stone and Earth and Wood. In it have flourished Trees and Gardens. The city, while manicured and kept in order, is still a place where nature has influence. The sphere of Nature encompasses the entirety of the lands, not just the untouched wilds.
However, this fight has never been truly about the place known as Dasar. It has been about a Hope, a Dream, and what will one day be a reality. It has been about Dasaria.
The war that took Dasar from the Lich Lord was to reclaim our capitol city. It was to be a beacon of light to rekindle the fire in our people's hearts. We wrested it from the hands of the undead, only to then have most of it taken from our very grasp by those we had fought alongside. Shadow the High Priest of Nergal had his hordes force all but his own out of the city. We returned and Kurich bested a champion of Nergal to lay claim to the gates and their environs, but the taint of undeath still holds most of our great city, mocking the effort and losses in its retaking. Insult to injury, it is now under the sway of yet another Lich Lord. How is that an inspiration? How is that to give hope to the living?
I personally find great distaste in the worship of the Lord of Death. However, that does not make that belief wrong. What is abomination is the legion of undead created in his name. They shall be destroyed, and those that revel in their creation will follow. Those living who remain, I seek no quarrel with.
Make not this into the holy war you wish it to be, and play not the martyr. You were not cut to fit that mold, and it does not suit you. If we are to become a nation again, we must begin from the inside. The body of this nation cannot be fit until the cancer inside is cut out. Dasar shall be returned to glory. We shall be made whole. Dasaria shall rise once again.
Yes, the City of Dasar was built by Men. It was built with Stone and Earth and Wood. In it have flourished Trees and Gardens. The city, while manicured and kept in order, is still a place where nature has influence. The sphere of Nature encompasses the entirety of the lands, not just the untouched wilds.
However, this fight has never been truly about the place known as Dasar. It has been about a Hope, a Dream, and what will one day be a reality. It has been about Dasaria.
The war that took Dasar from the Lich Lord was to reclaim our capitol city. It was to be a beacon of light to rekindle the fire in our people's hearts. We wrested it from the hands of the undead, only to then have most of it taken from our very grasp by those we had fought alongside. Shadow the High Priest of Nergal had his hordes force all but his own out of the city. We returned and Kurich bested a champion of Nergal to lay claim to the gates and their environs, but the taint of undeath still holds most of our great city, mocking the effort and losses in its retaking. Insult to injury, it is now under the sway of yet another Lich Lord. How is that an inspiration? How is that to give hope to the living?
I personally find great distaste in the worship of the Lord of Death. However, that does not make that belief wrong. What is abomination is the legion of undead created in his name. They shall be destroyed, and those that revel in their creation will follow. Those living who remain, I seek no quarrel with.
Make not this into the holy war you wish it to be, and play not the martyr. You were not cut to fit that mold, and it does not suit you. If we are to become a nation again, we must begin from the inside. The body of this nation cannot be fit until the cancer inside is cut out. Dasar shall be returned to glory. We shall be made whole. Dasaria shall rise once again.
Rekaan Blackrose
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And Celdur, I thank you for directly stating your place in things. You joined a group dedicated the defense of the forest from the Varanites. You believe not in Ki or a balance. You believe not in town or country. You believe not in the sanctity of life or its cycle. You believe in your brethren and stopping the incursion of Varana into the forest. Very simple and straightforward. This I can respect.Oh & just so you know I do not follow Ki or any other God. I joined the Renegades to help my brother Tabor & his friends to try & stop the Varanites coming to the forest, to make it safe for the people of Dasar to travel without fear from attack, not because I want to protect the leaves etc.
Having now stated your purpose, be about it and let those who truly BELIEVE in this country go about the business of returning it to the glory it once held. Here is the place and the time for those who will stand for this nation.
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Feral)) As long as they leave us alone and don't shove their sanctimonious goodliness and Laws down OUR throats, we will!!Rekaan wrote:And Celdur, I thank you for directly stating your place in things. You joined a group dedicated the defense of the forest from the Varanites. You believe not in Ki or a balance. You believe not in town or country. You believe not in the sanctity of life or its cycle. You believe in your brethren and stopping the incursion of Varana into the forest. Very simple and straightforward. This I can respect.Oh & just so you know I do not follow Ki or any other God. I joined the Renegades to help my brother Tabor & his friends to try & stop the Varanites coming to the forest, to make it safe for the people of Dasar to travel without fear from attack, not because I want to protect the leaves etc.
Having now stated your purpose, be about it and let those who truly BELIEVE in this country go about the business of returning it to the glory it once held. Here is the place and the time for those who will stand for this nation.
Those who watch their backs meet death from the front.....
(Drow proverb)
(Drow proverb)
So long you and yours refrain from speaking on those things you have chosen to have no part in, there shall be no quarrel. As always, so long as you have respect for what little law is necessary when you venture inside the borders of the towns, there shall be no need of fighting and bloodshed.
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Feral)) Seems to me some people CHOOSE to involve the Renegades with slanderous comments and allegations simply because we do not agree. Are we to stay silent in the face of these accusations and comments? I hold no love of Nergal and His undead minions, but also no love of bullies and bigots. Choose your own category to fall under, oh righteous one!Rekaan wrote:So long you and yours refrain from speaking on those things you have chosen to have no part in, there shall be no quarrel. As always, so long as you have respect for what little law is necessary when you venture inside the borders of the towns, there shall be no need of fighting and bloodshed.
Those who watch their backs meet death from the front.....
(Drow proverb)
(Drow proverb)
- Celdur Kellin
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Rekaan I am sure you love the sound of your own voice because you keep pushing it down our throats. First Nergalites & Undead, now your basically telling us to stay out of the village & keep out of it, well you & all the do gooders who follow you have forced us into the Village to help those you persecute, so for once please just leave it as it is, you do your thing we will do ours.
Thank You
*puts on ear muffs of ignore Rekaan +2*
Thank You
*puts on ear muffs of ignore Rekaan +2*
Nicely put Feral my friend.I hold no love of Nergal and His undead minions, but also no love of bullies and bigots. Choose your own category to fall under, oh righteous one
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Someone wake me up when this is over... I hear Talon coronations are full of wonderous pagentry... I'd hate ta miss that party.
*Settles in by the fire to read a fascinating book he stumbled across detailing the many cities of the land and begins planning his Holiday*

*Settles in by the fire to read a fascinating book he stumbled across detailing the many cities of the land and begins planning his Holiday*
If there's going to be crime in Dasaria, it may as well be roganized
From a distance the old wizard watches the the crowd bickering. He thinks to him self before moving towards the crowd to speak his mind[/i
" They speak of a king that can dont excist. The bloodline is gone. Kurich has gone mad"
If I may say a word or two.
This bickering has gone on for to long. Do not draw your sword or praise your allys yet Lady Of corda. We have yet to see this so called king. *Slowly raises his fingers and a mirror appears*
Look at your self child. Once a holy warrior, now a child filled with hate and anger. You have been told folk lore, tales of imagination.
*sighs* I have nothing but respect for the kingseekers but you fight for a lost cause. The bloodline has been broken, I am sure of it. * searches through some documents in his backpack*
My studies shows that there is no heir to the throne. Look into the mirror again my child and tell me what you see. *An image appears* Is this your king?
*he slowly starts to walk away without a word and then turns* No harm shall come to this village. I'll see to it. Even if you bring "your" war here.
*As he walks away he sees Lord Maelstrom* Gather your troops old friend. Protect what is yours. Something or someone will try to claim your home.
*without a sound the old wizards disappear in white light*
" They speak of a king that can dont excist. The bloodline is gone. Kurich has gone mad"
If I may say a word or two.
This bickering has gone on for to long. Do not draw your sword or praise your allys yet Lady Of corda. We have yet to see this so called king. *Slowly raises his fingers and a mirror appears*
Look at your self child. Once a holy warrior, now a child filled with hate and anger. You have been told folk lore, tales of imagination.
*sighs* I have nothing but respect for the kingseekers but you fight for a lost cause. The bloodline has been broken, I am sure of it. * searches through some documents in his backpack*
My studies shows that there is no heir to the throne. Look into the mirror again my child and tell me what you see. *An image appears* Is this your king?
*he slowly starts to walk away without a word and then turns* No harm shall come to this village. I'll see to it. Even if you bring "your" war here.
*As he walks away he sees Lord Maelstrom* Gather your troops old friend. Protect what is yours. Something or someone will try to claim your home.
*without a sound the old wizards disappear in white light*
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Gomez- The Arcane Wizard
El Suave- Gate keeper of Nergal
Silent Whisper- Paladin squire
Thinatuel- Unknown
There are no words
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Gomez- The Arcane Wizard
El Suave- Gate keeper of Nergal
Silent Whisper- Paladin squire
Thinatuel- Unknown
Celdur, if you'd stop to actually listen to what is said, you would find yourself starting fewer quarrels. So it is with your disagreement with Raeflyn, and so it is here.
You personally stated your position and intent. It left, so I thought, no room for doubt as to your stance. I even stated that I could personally respect your choice in that.
However, your choice gives you no right then to speak out concerning actions that you have chosen to have no say in. You and your group have specifically chosen to be outsiders to the town. The town and its people still welcome you and have no wish for you to be unwelcome there. It still remains that as outsiders, it is not your right to dictate to the rest of the populace how things will be done. You had a seat on the council. From there you would have been entirely within your rights to speak out on Daris and its environs. You resigned your seat, thus again removing any claim you had on policy making.
Still your temper long enough to learn from your own choices and actions. They are what has brought you to where you are, and it is the consequences of your decisions that you now rail against with all your might.
You personally stated your position and intent. It left, so I thought, no room for doubt as to your stance. I even stated that I could personally respect your choice in that.
However, your choice gives you no right then to speak out concerning actions that you have chosen to have no say in. You and your group have specifically chosen to be outsiders to the town. The town and its people still welcome you and have no wish for you to be unwelcome there. It still remains that as outsiders, it is not your right to dictate to the rest of the populace how things will be done. You had a seat on the council. From there you would have been entirely within your rights to speak out on Daris and its environs. You resigned your seat, thus again removing any claim you had on policy making.
Still your temper long enough to learn from your own choices and actions. They are what has brought you to where you are, and it is the consequences of your decisions that you now rail against with all your might.
Rekaan Blackrose
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Holly of all people you should know evil can not be destroyed just scattered.
In Dasar you had a controlled evil. Now that you have destroyed the hub were will that evil go?
Will it scatter at random to pick and fight as it deems?
Will it hide and wait?
Will it now spread across the land so no one is safe?
I wonder Holly if maybe it will come looking for you.
In Dasar you had a controlled evil. Now that you have destroyed the hub were will that evil go?
Will it scatter at random to pick and fight as it deems?
Will it hide and wait?
Will it now spread across the land so no one is safe?
I wonder Holly if maybe it will come looking for you.
Hikui: That silly crazy wizard
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Alia: "The obstacle is the path" Zen proverb
Grolsh the Ugly: Paladin in the service of the little known god Enlil
Alia: "The obstacle is the path" Zen proverb
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