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As it's to the advantage of the Wolf God to make these discussions public, I'd prefer to continue on the boards. "My master's intentions are, broadly and simply speaking, the following: He intends to make the strongest nation possible. To this end, it is his practice to assign individuals to...

Very well. Knowing Rhynnon's distaste for fiends, the Wolf God's ambassador to Nyrond is an ogre mage, escorted by a token handful of hobgoblin soldiers. All maintain the strictest level of courtesy at all times, despite the discomfort it evidently causes. The ambassador presents with his...

OOC: This I understand. It is simply that the Wolf God keeps his eyes on the diplomatic maneuverings of all other nations, and so assumes that everyone else has been doing the same. Thus, he's been acting on the assumption that everything about him that he's ever said in public is known, and...

Khana Vhearshalkhoura, the Wolf God's consort and chief minister, signs the document and stamps it with her master's signet.

IC message to Bugbear, sent by human courier, bearing a Magic Mouth trigger: King Rhynnon, though I am insulted by your characterizations of my empire, still I feel that it is my duty as a sovereign to respond with reason and measured words. You fear that my intent is to bring anarchy, when I...

The Wolf God will send an emissary to each summit on apocalypses; no sense in failing to take necessary precautions. Edena: The treaty could be worded as follows, to ensure clarity and precision: The undersigned nations and powers agree that any act of war against one member of this treaty...

"A bold plan, and well worth it if we could succeed. What weapons do you have hidden that will let us kill such a wyrm?"

I agree that such a treaty would be invaluable; I will send a proxy to sign it as soon as it is drafted.

I am still here! I promise! And I wasn't lurking so that you'd forget all about me, just to gain the element of surprise. Never even thought of it.

No problem there; I'd be pleasantly surprised if we got to where we'll meet your character before you're back.

The band appears to be of lizardfolk, dressed and equipped to hunt very large game. Though it sounds like Draconic that they are hissing, it's thickly accented and so dialectic that it's next to impossible to understand.

You enter into the swamp, and the buzz of insects and calls of birds soon engulf you. After half an hour, Skreg informs you that there's a small party of something speaking ahead and to your left; he was unable to actually see them, pinpointing them by the soft gurgle and hiss of their speech.

Skreg returns, with the news that nothing but swamp, swamp, and more swamp is visible; there are tracks that indicate large creatures move through on a regular basis, but no sign of the creatures themselves. The Sea-Gallop is remaining anchored, as Tarkson does not wish to expose it to whatever...

"Pretty words. What do they mean?"

It's actually more like 100, given the 72 HD and the LA modifier of the Paragon template. Bugbear has the essence of it down, though; stat out only as much as you need to get a feel for your character. I went for a high-epic character mostly because I needed someone with the individual power...

I should hesitate to get into this, given the astonishing amount of vitriol it's already provoked, but I think I have the responsibility to speak for everyone and say: This is a game. It's supposed to be fun. I would prefer to think that no one here considers vicious and childish flamewars to...

Condottieri? Cunning. Not only will your opponents allow your soldiers into their borders, they'll pay you for doing so.

Oh no, scary ethergaunts are going to invade my mountains! They'll be so dangerous, teleporting blindly into tunnels, hurling fireballs against the outsides of bunkers, and being invulnerable to the spells that my hordes of guerillas don't use! Yes, TFO, you've got lots of nasty Elite PLs, and...

Lots of Elite and Epic PLs, possibly high starting technology, absolutely terrible Industrial Capacity owing to tiny population; seems not unbalanced. Now, what will buying an etherblade factory from you cost?

One more little thing: how exactly does one go about fortifying a territory? I'd assume that the Pomarj is already lightly fortified, given its history, and that my mountain regions gain the benefits of heavy fortification, given their physical structure (D&D mountains are just riddled with...