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<blockquote data-quote="periculum" data-source="post: 2410255" data-attributes="member: 33253">He believes his angels to be untouchable and his citidel indestructable, this Jo'karr is arrogant indeed. This rebellion is far from over, humans shall be slaves to no one, and their will is yet to be broken.With this Tocho dives into the waters below Jo'karr's citidel, and for a long time is unseen and unheard of. Then with a great tremor the entire planet shakes and Tocho bursts forth upon the back of FAILURE. Together they crash through the walls of the citidel and directly into Jo'karr himself. As the citidel crumbles to peices and angels fall from the sky dead, Jo'karr is driven into the ocean depths where a titanic battle is to be waged.Meanwhile, lycanthropes and the wolves of Tocho set free the captive humans and aid them in their struggles. Together they start to hold their own against the angels, who though still vastly superior in strength and stamina start to see their brothers fall and their own blood shed. The humans then drink the blood of their fallen foes to gain their power.The humans also send an emissary to the elves to request their aid against the angels who would presume themselves overlords of all mortals.&nbsp;OOC: we might want to devise some rules of some kind, some way to determine this deific combat. An opposed d20 role seems the most obvious choice, in which case I request a positive modifier to mine for having Failure's aid.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="periculum, post: 2410255, member: 33253"] He believes his angels to be untouchable and his citidel indestructable, this Jo'karr is arrogant indeed. This rebellion is far from over, humans shall be slaves to no one, and their will is yet to be broken. With this Tocho dives into the waters below Jo'karr's citidel, and for a long time is unseen and unheard of. Then with a great tremor the entire planet shakes and Tocho bursts forth upon the back of FAILURE. Together they crash through the walls of the citidel and directly into Jo'karr himself. As the citidel crumbles to peices and angels fall from the sky dead, Jo'karr is driven into the ocean depths where a titanic battle is to be waged. Meanwhile, lycanthropes and the wolves of Tocho set free the captive humans and aid them in their struggles. Together they start to hold their own against the angels, who though still vastly superior in strength and stamina start to see their brothers fall and their own blood shed. The humans then drink the blood of their fallen foes to gain their power. The humans also send an emissary to the elves to request their aid against the angels who would presume themselves overlords of all mortals. OOC: we might want to devise some rules of some kind, some way to determine this deific combat. An opposed d20 role seems the most obvious choice, in which case I request a positive modifier to mine for having Failure's aid. [/QUOTE]

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