soignee wrote...
sorrrrrrrrrrrrrt of. >.> <.<Lady Jess wrote...
soignee wrote...
someone justify my over enthusiasm about the Deep Roads please. I've written 8500 words and I'm not even at the Anvil yet.
WHYY DEEP ROADS, WRY YOU SO FUN TO WRITE
but is there sex?
And hurt/comfort, which is apparently a kink now. ~~~~~*~~THE MOAR YOU KNOW~~*~~
soignee wrote...
OH YOU ARE INJURED LET ME HELP AND MAKE IT BETTER
...is pretty much hurt/comfort.
Herr Uhl wrote...
soignee wrote...
OH YOU ARE INJURED LET ME HELP AND MAKE IT BETTER
...is pretty much hurt/comfort.
Good, I was getting a Jack vibe. *shudders*
Again, why would they enter the mountains to begin with? There's a trail there but very little else and the darkspawn is not obliged to use it, especially since being potential chokepoint it's dangerous route for them to take while they can move unhindered through the Deep Roads instead.KnightofPhoenix wrote...
Meh, I can't sleep.tmp7704 wrote...
Additionally the darkspawn isn't prevented from using the said Deep Roads to emerge wherever they darn please rather than slavishly follow the surface trails. They have much softer, easier and better targets if they head west and the faster they move there, the larger advantage of catching the enemies unprepared. It'd be pretty silly to waste time trying to squash few dwarves instead.
Poor argument. If Ferelden falls and the darkspawn reach the Frostback mountains, you realy expect them to just leave Orzammar like that and head West?
Considering the fact that Orzammar doesnt' seem to be too deep, you think the darkspawn would waste such an opportunity?
Yup, something like that. KoP is countering that with opinion that as soon as Ferelden falls darkspawn is going to pay visit to Orzammar so it's a do-or-die for the dwarves to try and squash the Blight as soon as possible, because they are second on the menu. While i'm thinking they'd head for the better/easier targets first much like it wasn't unusual in that period for attacker to pillage/burn countryside rather than bleed themselves first on well fortified walls.Sarah1281 wrote...
I thought that the idea was that the dwarves might put off honoring their treaty so that the Surfacers would take most of the casualties but to get involved before the Surface actually fell?
The problem for them is that they are relatively safe in Orzammar as long as an Archdemon isn't leading the forces. Getting rid of the Arch is high priority.tmp7704 wrote...
Yup, something like that. KoP is countering that with opinion that as soon as Ferelden falls darkspawn is going to pay visit to Orzammar so it's a do-or-die for the dwarves to try and squash the Blight as soon as possible, because they are second on the menu. While i'm thinking they'd head for the better/easier targets first much like it wasn't unusual in that period for attacker to pillage/burn countryside rather than bleed themselves first on well fortified walls.Sarah1281 wrote...
I thought that the idea was that the dwarves might put off honoring their treaty so that the Surfacers would take most of the casualties but to get involved before the Surface actually fell?
Modifié par Herr Uhl, 05 juillet 2010 - 11:59 .
I suppose this can boil down to how much assistance did the Surfacers get and/or actually need from the dwarves to end the earlier Blights. I mean, dwarf pride put aside at the time of game they are just (large) city-sized population. The amount of troops they can field may make difference for backwater country like Ferelden which just lost major part of its own forces, but i'd expect much denser populated Orlais or Tevinter be capable of striking with much more than that when/if they get organized. Which poses the question for dwarves if it's really practical to play the role of suicidal spearhead and if the Surfacers aren't just as able to handle that mostly by themselves. Given how much of difference (or lack thereof) the presence of dwarves is actually going to make.Herr Uhl wrote...
The problem for them is that they are relatively safe in Orzammar as long as an Archdemon isn't leading the forces. Getting rid of the Arch is high priority.
And the more land that falls, the more darkspawn. They could try and get aid from the Orlesian forces at the border though, as soon as Ferelden falls.
Edit: Which might be the safer bet.
Modifié par tmp7704, 06 juillet 2010 - 12:37 .
Modifié par soignee, 06 juillet 2010 - 01:57 .
soignee wrote...
Chapter 22 is published!
I need a ****ing cup of tea and chocolate now. That was some srsbzns writing.
tmp7704 wrote...
Archers focus on people in the heaviest armour. Put someone else in massive set too to spread the pain around
lol, now you just need one with both of them having the derp faceGilsa wrote...
tmp, just thought you'd appreciate this. Remember when I had my DN and Alistair jumping for an ogre at the same time, but he had the derp face? Well, it happened again on my Brosca, only she was the one with a derp face. GD arrows! =p
) i got the green light for releasing that dwarf model for proportion fix sans the underwear. Going to catch some sleep now but i should put it up for download later.
Gilsa wrote...
BTW, Jess, I approve of the dual axes. *fistbump*
I pair them with all the romantic companions. Leliana was the only one I hadn't finished all the way to the end.Cypher0020 wrote...
Gilsa... you pair your dwarves with humans? I finally got one of mine to romance Zev.....
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