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Lost Abeir: Invasion Fearun

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#1
suin_bahhar_02
Jun 06, 2009 15:54:58 I wanted to open this thread for some brainstorming how an invasion of Fearunian armies into Learakond would work. What beachheads are likely to serve as a good starting point? What gods are likely to support such a crusade.

I was thinking of a collaboration of Tempus, Torm and Bahamut issueing a liberation of the dragonborn, humans and others under the rule of the dragonlords. The dieties reacted in responce to missionaries stories of unrest and injustice on the continent of Lost Abeir. Little do the invaders know as this abeiran conflict is manipulated by a primordial lord, who plans to escape to fearun during the chaos.
#2
lord_karsus
Jun 06, 2009 16:52:08 -Hmm...Here's a few reactions I thought of off the top of my head, some humorous, some serious:

Bahamut: It's a new place to sway Draconic individuals against Tiamat, before she turns them to evil.
Tiamat: It's a new place to sway Draconic individuals against Bahamut, before he turns them to good.

Bane: It's a new place to seize control of.

Chauntea: Ouch. Apparently, I just grew a tumor, or something. I'd better go get that checked out.

Cyric: [Steve Urkel Impression] Did I do that?

Helm: You know...We just finished subjugating Maztica... [Sigh] Boys, time to subjugate another foreign continent...
Hoar: Poetic justice in motion, Helm...

Kelemvor: Hmm...But I had plans for a hot date with the Raven Queen... [Ponders] Looks like you just got some overtime, Jergal. Better start hitting the books- you don't want these new records to get messed up already.
Jergal: [Sigh] Yes master...

Sharess: Dragonborn are born how? Whoa! Never seen something like that before. I'll have to try that, when I get home...

Shaundakul: A new place to explore! Hurray!

Talos: I don't know what's going on, but some crazy is going down there tonight!

Waukeen: Cha-Ching!
#3
suin_bahhar_02
Jun 06, 2009 17:41:38 I think for an invasion motive I like Talos's reaction best.

It can imagine Talosian battle crusaders striking a deal with Umberlee pirates and set sail for Laerakond to mess things up by having a Lightnig D-Day invasion, using raiding tactics enhanced with destructive battlemagic. Than quickly flee again when the tide turns. It might actually be the Kingdom of Many Arrows who turns out to be the main suppliers of eager orc pirates.

This would surve a primordial of chaos and strife readily. Especially if the Talosians are succesful they will likely come back for more worship enhancing activities.
#4
JudgeDookie
Jun 07, 2009 0:01:52 I've talked to Bejebuz and He says He supports the invasion.

Taco's and Burrito's must not be denied to the small folk of Abeir, dammit!!
#5
suin_bahhar_02
Jun 07, 2009 6:04:24 I always thought Bejebez acted more like a Primordial of Hunger; his role is more likely to be set free during Invasion Abeir: Lightning D-Day. ;)

I think I feel his influence right now! *grabs a tuna sandwich*
#6
JudgeDookie
Jun 07, 2009 13:27:03 Tuna is forbidden! CENSORED!
#7
lord_karsus
Jun 07, 2009 16:23:31
I think for an invasion motive I like Talos's reaction best.

-Those aren't reactions to an invasion, per se, as much reactions to the continent's sudden appearance.
#8
suin_bahhar_02
Jun 07, 2009 16:26:00
Tuna is forbidden! CENSORED!

Nonsense. *puts the sandwich down just in case*

Any modules that describe an naval invasion like campaign?

How much would fearunian shipwrighting have advanced in the last century? Have the ships gotten bigger, faster or better? This could potentially make the Abeiran continent relatively closer for the seafaring nations of Fearun.
#9
lord_karsus
Jun 07, 2009 16:31:51 -Sea of Fallen Stars and Pirates of the Fallen Stars.
#10
suin_bahhar_02
Jun 07, 2009 16:37:59
-Those aren't reactions to an invasion, per se, as much reactions to the continent's sudden appearance.

Oh, Its not the Abeirans that are aggressively invading Talos's playgrounds and him going all angry, no no. I got that. It's just the news of Abeir appearing and Talos decides he needs the appeasement of these new people, by breaking their property off course.

Its even likely all the Gods of Fury suddenly detect the new playgrounds as easy domains to gain appeasement. By sending catastrophes as lightning storms, tidalfloods and snowstorms new people will fear the elements and empower respectively Talos/Gruumsh, Umberlee and Auril.
#11
lord_karsus
Jun 07, 2009 16:43:26
Its even likely all the Gods of Fury suddenly detect the new playgrounds as easy domains to gain appeasement. By sending catastrophes as lightning storms, tidalfloods and snowstorms new people will fear the elements and empower respectively Talos/Gruumsh, Umberlee and Auril.

-Greater than likely, though I can't think of the word. That's what they "feed off of" (not literally, though in a way...): fear mongering and all that.
#12
nightseer
Jun 07, 2009 21:25:45
Tuna is forbidden! CENSORED!

Hey, I like tuna!

...just because you like sausagefests, don't start hatin!

:P
#13
JudgeDookie
Jun 08, 2009 20:53:11
Hey, I like tuna!

...just because you like sausagefests, don't start hatin!

Bejebuz. That was...well, it actually wasn't funny at all.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 suin_bahhar_02 Jun 06, 2009 15:54:58	I wanted to open this thread for some brainstorming how an invasion of Fearunian armies into Learakond would work. What beachheads are likely to serve as a good starting point? What gods are likely to support such a crusade. I was thinking of a collaboration of Tempus, Torm and Bahamut issueing a liberation of the dragonborn, humans and others under the rule of the dragonlords. The dieties reacted in responce to missionaries stories of unrest and injustice on the continent of Lost Abeir. Little do the invaders know as this abeiran conflict is manipulated by a primordial lord, who plans to escape to fearun during the chaos.
#2 lord_karsus Jun 06, 2009 16:52:08	-Hmm...Here's a few reactions I thought of off the top of my head, some humorous, some serious: Bahamut: It's a new place to sway Draconic individuals against Tiamat, before she turns them to evil. Tiamat: It's a new place to sway Draconic individuals against Bahamut, before he turns them to good. Bane: It's a new place to seize control of. Chauntea: Ouch. Apparently, I just grew a tumor, or something. I'd better go get that checked out. Cyric: [Steve Urkel Impression] Did I do that? Helm: You know...We just finished subjugating Maztica... [Sigh] Boys, time to subjugate another foreign continent... Hoar: Poetic justice in motion, Helm... Kelemvor: Hmm...But I had plans for a hot date with the Raven Queen... [Ponders] Looks like you just got some overtime, Jergal. Better start hitting the books- you don't want these new records to get messed up already. Jergal: [Sigh] Yes master... Sharess: Dragonborn are born how? Whoa! Never seen something like that before. I'll have to try that, when I get home... Shaundakul: A new place to explore! Hurray! Talos: I don't know what's going on, but some crazy is going down there tonight! Waukeen: Cha-Ching!
#3 suin_bahhar_02 Jun 06, 2009 17:41:38	I think for an invasion motive I like Talos's reaction best. It can imagine Talosian battle crusaders striking a deal with Umberlee pirates and set sail for Laerakond to mess things up by having a Lightnig D-Day invasion, using raiding tactics enhanced with destructive battlemagic. Than quickly flee again when the tide turns. It might actually be the Kingdom of Many Arrows who turns out to be the main suppliers of eager orc pirates. This would surve a primordial of chaos and strife readily. Especially if the Talosians are succesful they will likely come back for more worship enhancing activities.
#4 JudgeDookie Jun 07, 2009 0:01:52	I've talked to Bejebuz and He says He supports the invasion. Taco's and Burrito's must not be denied to the small folk of Abeir, dammit!!
#5 suin_bahhar_02 Jun 07, 2009 6:04:24	I always thought Bejebez acted more like a Primordial of Hunger; his role is more likely to be set free during Invasion Abeir: Lightning D-Day. ;) I think I feel his influence right now! grabs a tuna sandwich
#6 JudgeDookie Jun 07, 2009 13:27:03	Tuna is forbidden! CENSORED!
#7 lord_karsus Jun 07, 2009 16:23:31	I think for an invasion motive I like Talos's reaction best. -Those aren't reactions to an invasion, per se, as much reactions to the continent's sudden appearance.
#8 suin_bahhar_02 Jun 07, 2009 16:26:00	Tuna is forbidden! CENSORED! Nonsense. puts the sandwich down just in case Any modules that describe an naval invasion like campaign? How much would fearunian shipwrighting have advanced in the last century? Have the ships gotten bigger, faster or better? This could potentially make the Abeiran continent relatively closer for the seafaring nations of Fearun.
#9 lord_karsus Jun 07, 2009 16:31:51	-Sea of Fallen Stars and Pirates of the Fallen Stars.
#10 suin_bahhar_02 Jun 07, 2009 16:37:59	-Those aren't reactions to an invasion, per se, as much reactions to the continent's sudden appearance. Oh, Its not the Abeirans that are aggressively invading Talos's playgrounds and him going all angry, no no. I got that. It's just the news of Abeir appearing and Talos decides he needs the appeasement of these new people, by breaking their property off course. Its even likely all the Gods of Fury suddenly detect the new playgrounds as easy domains to gain appeasement. By sending catastrophes as lightning storms, tidalfloods and snowstorms new people will fear the elements and empower respectively Talos/Gruumsh, Umberlee and Auril.
#11 lord_karsus Jun 07, 2009 16:43:26	Its even likely all the Gods of Fury suddenly detect the new playgrounds as easy domains to gain appeasement. By sending catastrophes as lightning storms, tidalfloods and snowstorms new people will fear the elements and empower respectively Talos/Gruumsh, Umberlee and Auril. -Greater than likely, though I can't think of the word. That's what they "feed off of" (not literally, though in a way...): fear mongering and all that.
#12 nightseer Jun 07, 2009 21:25:45	Tuna is forbidden! CENSORED! Hey, I like tuna! ...just because you like sausagefests, don't start hatin! :P
#13 JudgeDookie Jun 08, 2009 20:53:11	Hey, I like tuna! ...just because you like sausagefests, don't start hatin! Bejebuz. That was...well, it actually wasn't funny at all.