Orcs and Humans

King Thoras Trollbane stood in his room, staring out the window across the great Arathi Highlands. The night sky was unclouded as the moonlight shined brightly and the cool breeze poured into the room. He took a deep breathe and turned back toward his room then grabbed his cloak. Trollbane left his room and exited the castle to walk around the grounds of keep. Thoras continued down a path toward the crypt containing deceased members of the Trollbane family. As he entered the crypt he noticed another figure already inside. The man heard Thoras approaching and turned to meet him. Both men recognized each other as the man turned out to be Thoras' nephew, Danath Trollbane.

“Good evening uncle.” Danath greeted Thoras with a nod.

“And to you Danath.” Both men paused for a moment to look around the crypt and remember why they had decided to visit in the first place.

“Perhaps one day we will have the privilege of resting amongst our family.” Danath finally broke the silence as Thoras nodded in agreement. “Uncle, what's on your mind?”

“Many things Danath, many things.” He paused for a long moment again as he gazed at each wall housing Trollbanes. “Obviously the possibility of having to send troops south to aid our friends in Stormwind, as well as having to deal with our own threats from the trolls at our door step. I haven't slept well the past couple nights because of the decisions I have come to realize I must make soon.” Thoras rubbed his forehead with one hand and looked sternly at his nephew.

“We'll figure something out uncle, perhaps I could accompany a small garrison to Stormwind if they request aid against the threats rising around them?” Danath suggested and his uncle let out a soft sigh.

“If we are to put an end to the Witherbark I will need you on the battlefield Danath, you are to strong of a fighter to send so far away.” He shook his head hoping that could bring him the clear answer he sought.

“The Knights of Stromgarde are strong enough and have the will to crush the troll threat without requiring my lead into battle. If we must send men south allow me to accompany them, that way you and I both know Stromgarde will lead the human's to victory as it should be.” Danath requested holding a fist in the air triumphantly.

“No nephew, I know what must be done. I need you here, we're going to end the troll threat once and for all. You will lead the troops against them and you will bring back their tusks, we shall show them proudly around Stromgarde as we conquer the Witherbark and claim the rest of Arathor for Stromgarde.”
 
While the Elves were excited at the prospect of fighting against the marauding hordes once again, the puny humans once again, with too much confidence on their armed forces, has decided that they would be able to fight back the hordes once again.

The sunstrider laughed at the snobbish humans, for they had forgotten the sacrifices that the rangers had made to keep the young ones safe. We, the ones of noble birth havent forgotten it,and we still remember the sacrifices we had endured.

We wait in the shadows, waiting, forever watching
Anu belore dela'na
 
King Thoras Trollbane stood in his room, staring out the window across the great Arathi Highlands. The night sky was unclouded as the moonlight shined brightly and the cool breeze poured into the room. He took a deep breathe and turned back toward his room then grabbed his cloak. Trollbane left his room and exited the castle to walk around the grounds of keep. Thoras continued down a path toward the crypt containing deceased members of the Trollbane family. As he entered the crypt he noticed another figure already inside. The man heard Thoras approaching and turned to meet him. Both men recognized each other as the man turned out to be Thoras' nephew, Danath Trollbane.

“Good evening uncle.” Danath greeted Thoras with a nod.

“And to you Danath.” Both men paused for a moment to look around the crypt and remember why they had decided to visit in the first place.

“Perhaps one day we will have the privilege of resting amongst our family.” Danath finally broke the silence as Thoras nodded in agreement. “Uncle, what's on your mind?”

“Many things Danath, many things.” He paused for a long moment again as he gazed at each wall housing Trollbanes. “Obviously the possibility of having to send troops south to aid our friends in Stormwind, as well as having to deal with our own threats from the trolls at our door step. I haven't slept well the past couple nights because of the decisions I have come to realize I must make soon.” Thoras rubbed his forehead with one hand and looked sternly at his nephew.

“We'll figure something out uncle, perhaps I could accompany a small garrison to Stormwind if they request aid against the threats rising around them?” Danath suggested and his uncle let out a soft sigh.

“If we are to put an end to the Witherbark I will need you on the battlefield Danath, you are to strong of a fighter to send so far away.” He shook his head hoping that could bring him the clear answer he sought.

“The Knights of Stromgarde are strong enough and have the will to crush the troll threat without requiring my lead into battle. If we must send men south allow me to accompany them, that way you and I both know Stromgarde will lead the human's to victory as it should be.” Danath requested holding a fist in the air triumphantly.

“No nephew, I know what must be done. I need you here, we're going to end the troll threat once and for all. You will lead the troops against them and you will bring back their tusks, we shall show them proudly around Stromgarde as we conquer the Witherbark and claim the rest of Arathor for Stromgarde.”




You just asking for a good epic post out of me IC aren't you? Well, give me 2 hours and I will reply. :goodjob::king:
 
OOC: Yeah, I'm Stromgarde up north. I was talking about the Witherbark clan, I'm no where near you Stormwind is the one near you ;)
 
@SoFarSoGood: Indeed you can.
 
Gelbin Mekkatorque, High Tinker of the Gnomes, walked very fast through the depths of Gnomeregan, talking animatedly with his scribe, who was putting into written runes his wordstream.

"... and then we could make slits on the planks, you know, because that way we could allow our soldiers to shoot, shoot, shoot, and with two treads, you know, because then it goes faster, and perhaps we could mount two steamers instead of one, that way it would go faster, and what would you say about putting autoguns on them... you are getting all of that, Scribe Kazbo?"

"Yes, yes, sire, yes!" answered Kazbo Greatpistol, glad that he was able to write as fast as he could talk, and that he could write as fast as the revered High Tinker could talk, because if he didn't then he would surely miss something important and the revered High Tinker would be disappointed with him, and he did not want the revered High Tinker to be disappointed with, because then he would feel as lower as one of those dirty goblins and he looked up to the revered High Tinker.

"Sire, sire, sire!" another gnome appeared, rushing.

"Yes, messenger Snoonose?" the High Tinker asked.

"Yes, sire, the message I was told to take to the Dwarves... well, their city has not changed much since I last visited it, and it is still quite magnificent, although it is missing machinery that would make it really great and beautiful..."

"Snoonose, the answer?"

"Oh yes, sire, the answer. Well, when I arrived I thought I would have to wait a lot until I finally got to speak with someone, but I didn't, and I managed to find a nice Dwarf who took me to meet their king, and he is very much a king, very strong... well, thing is, it took us a bit of time to reach the important part of the discussion, but in the end, yes, he said they would be interested in trading with us, and that if we had war machines then we could sell them to them and we could use all that money to build even more things..."

"Perfect!" Gelbin shouted. "Kazbo, prepare those notes and send them to my office, I want to start working on that soon! And someone start to put together a thousand pounds of metal! You, you, yes, you, go to the archives and find the plans for the prototype 1-25-12, I need them now!"

"Yes, sire," the gnomes replied, and they rushed towards their destinations.
 
Gan'zulah is in Zul'Xunda walking around. Around him are these large fellows.... fellow trolls. They are big fellows indeed. A lot of them are speaking incohort things or very limited things like "Hummies.....Kill Hummies!!!!" and so on.

Gan'zulah finally speaks to one of his new heroes, a massive troll called Deh'ulah. These two are the only trolls in the Bloodscalp tribe that seem to speak almost normally.

"We gotta kill dis hummies to the North! We must protect ourselfs!"
"Yes Master!" replies Deh
"We are friends with the Orcs now.... Da Orcs are good. We are also becoming allies with Skullspitter now and the other tribes. We must unite our tribes to fight the 'umans!"

The Trolls walk away to complete their next plans.
 
All right, well, orders, as stated, are due as of Sunday. Now a word of warning. This will be a little more fast paced due to the mostly just statistical nature of the updates. There's not much to do domestically, so the focus is on the wars and production more than anything else. Therefore, expect deadlines to be quick, and they'll be quicker if orders are sent in rapidly. Due to this I will be allowing more leeway in terms of missed orders, and there should be a margin of error for most except the most critical nations.
 
I have no idea why I never saw this nes before, but I love Warcraft lore (at least till WotLK). If I haven't missed the cutoff, I would love to take either the Dark Iron or Alterac, which ever would help the story along best. I'm envious of whoever got Stromgarde!
 
Afraid we've already got a Dark Iron. Would love an enthusiast in Alterac, thought admittedly you wouldn't have much to do with the highly limited resources there. Any chance I could convince you to the Amani, Wildhammer, or Vilebranch?
 
Yeah I am pretty happy I got Stromgarde :D but could really use a good player as Wildhammer to thump some trolls with!
 
Amani trolls would be fun, sure. Yea Alterac would be fun, but admittedly I'd be doing nothing but politicking all day lol.

Also, I didn't see, but are we distinguishing between forest and jungle trolls?
 
The might of the Amani tribe will never be conquered!
We are the inheritors of the great Amani Empire of old, let elves, men, and lesser trolls tremble at the coming of their doom!
Spoiler :
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Ah, this should be pointed out as the 48 hour warning. As stated before, this is intended as a fairly low pressure NES. There isn't a lot here beyond the wars and conquest. Furthermore, after this first update, it is reasonable to assume deadlines averaging at 48-72 hours after the posting of the update. The updates will likely be short and fun, revolving mostly around the wars.

Good other news is that I have been spurred to add goblins early. This may or may not include the continent/city of Kezan and the unique "cartel" mechanics I was planning to include from the beginning. Alternatively they'll be a clone of the gnomes with more...explosive...units.
 
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