Fall From Heaven NES
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Tyrs
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Oh, before I forget, my new trade route is going off to the Luchuirp.
arcticnightwolf
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I know it's stupid, but can you add to first (or second) post actual wars ?
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To: Balseraph
From: Amurites
We wish to sign a publicly declared non-aggression pact so that we may know that our mutual borders are secure. By public declaration of our good intentions we can better be assured of each other's plans.
To: The Luchuirp
From: The Amurites
We wish to sign a non-agression pact so as to know that no agression will be visited upon either of us by the other. By public declaration of our good intentions we can better be assured of each other's plans.
From: Amurites
We wish to sign a publicly declared non-aggression pact so that we may know that our mutual borders are secure. By public declaration of our good intentions we can better be assured of each other's plans.
To: The Luchuirp
From: The Amurites
We wish to sign a non-agression pact so as to know that no agression will be visited upon either of us by the other. By public declaration of our good intentions we can better be assured of each other's plans.
With help of Luchuirp visitors, who taught them Masonry and Mining, Lanun ones, who taught them how to fish, Amurite, who taught Hippus Shamans much about magic, Khazad who taught them about wealth and Calabim who show them lavish way of life, Hippus become fully civilized nation with two trade routes and with one city - Altheriol-ta-Mealthiel.
Altheriol-ta-Mealthiel is built on coast and has access to Central Sea. Many tribes are already lured to it's glory, some settle in city itself, other build their tents in the outskirts and form villages. City itself is rid of tents and even wooden shacks and is built in the finest Amurite and Luchuirp fashion - Many decorations are built by Luchuirp architects, and many columns and pillars are used to support structure, in Amurite fashion, with tiled roofs and floors.
Building of farms is immediately ordered to support the growing population.
Altheriol-ta-Mealthiel is built on coast and has access to Central Sea. Many tribes are already lured to it's glory, some settle in city itself, other build their tents in the outskirts and form villages. City itself is rid of tents and even wooden shacks and is built in the finest Amurite and Luchuirp fashion - Many decorations are built by Luchuirp architects, and many columns and pillars are used to support structure, in Amurite fashion, with tiled roofs and floors.
Building of farms is immediately ordered to support the growing population.
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Our hearty congratulations to the Hippus nation. We look forward to much continued trade and cooperation.
orangelex44
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Market price, plus 20%. Right?
EDIT: And where are the Hippus trade routes going? Lanun-Lanun?
EDIT: And where are the Hippus trade routes going? Lanun-Lanun?
Fawns are wondrous beasts of nature, that serve as reckon units, and preform better in forests than most hunters. They are especially good against animals, and for scouting ahead. FoL religion is required to train them, and Tracking technology. Cost is 50 gold.
Crusaders are holy fighters of the Order. Most famed holy fighters are something between light and heavy infantry, and can also rely upon divine powers to aid them, especially in healing. They have superb morale and bonus fighting undead. They are limited in numbers they can be trained in (one per city plus one per temple) but during war may emerge in large number to defend their homeland. They do not require maintenance. Cost is 70 gold.
Freaks are Balseraph creation. Those mutated, often by experiments or torture, beings are useful in combats as they reduce enemy morale, often forcing great masses of peasants to flee in fear, though more experienced veterans will not be scared. Otherwise they act as heavy infantry, though many lack armor to be truly considered heavy infantry. Cost is 70 gold, and when not needed in war they can be used for freak shows in cities, sacrificing unit for +3 stability and +1 income.
Stone Golems are new Luchuirp creation, made possible after latest improvements in enchantment and manipulating ether. They act as heavy infantry, while keeping all benefits of a golem (always same morale, does not tire...). They are 8 foot tall and made of hard stone. They are heavy and hard to transport by the sea, and also move slowly over bad terrain. Cost is 75 gold.
Crusaders are holy fighters of the Order. Most famed holy fighters are something between light and heavy infantry, and can also rely upon divine powers to aid them, especially in healing. They have superb morale and bonus fighting undead. They are limited in numbers they can be trained in (one per city plus one per temple) but during war may emerge in large number to defend their homeland. They do not require maintenance. Cost is 70 gold.
Freaks are Balseraph creation. Those mutated, often by experiments or torture, beings are useful in combats as they reduce enemy morale, often forcing great masses of peasants to flee in fear, though more experienced veterans will not be scared. Otherwise they act as heavy infantry, though many lack armor to be truly considered heavy infantry. Cost is 70 gold, and when not needed in war they can be used for freak shows in cities, sacrificing unit for +3 stability and +1 income.
Stone Golems are new Luchuirp creation, made possible after latest improvements in enchantment and manipulating ether. They act as heavy infantry, while keeping all benefits of a golem (always same morale, does not tire...). They are 8 foot tall and made of hard stone. They are heavy and hard to transport by the sea, and also move slowly over bad terrain. Cost is 75 gold.
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If everyone is going to a new base of four, why don't grigori go to five total and recieve an extra trade route also? I thought their imperial road gave them one bonus trade route above and beyond their base.... or is their economy somehow that much poorer then everyone else?
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It's not that everyone gets one new, it's that some civs were supposed to get it already, I'm just handing it out all at once.
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Ready to go ... 
New Khazad trade route should go to the Hippus (if they agree to the deal I proposed - Jopa).
Also I'm afraid you're wrong on Kurotates trade route. cf. post 683:
Kuriotates Trade routes: Amurite, Grigori, Balseraphs, Amurite.
Not that I'd mind getting gold from them, but it seems unlikely considering the current tensions between our nations.
Also I'm afraid you're wrong on Kurotates trade route. cf. post 683:
Kuriotates Trade routes: Amurite, Grigori, Balseraphs, Amurite.
Not that I'd mind getting gold from them, but it seems unlikely considering the current tensions between our nations.
