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<blockquote data-quote="Daia" data-source="post: 2502913" data-attributes="member: 35405"><p><span style="color: RoyalBlue">Lady Luck is on the side of the aelves, give them a +2 bonus please.</span></p><p></p><p><span style="color: Magenta">Feryal, a young woman with raven hair and blue eyes, was hungry. The epic struggles between men and demons had left her home city of Ilen in ruins, making food hard to come by. Then the armys came marching through, of one kingdom followed by another as the humans vied for this once great city, seat of power for so long. And armys had to be fed, the soldiers taking what little food there was. </span></p><p><span style="color: Magenta">Thus found Feryal scavenging the ruined tunnels within the once lavish palaces, when suddenly the ground opened beneath her feet. It happened too fast for Feryal to react, and she went tumbling into the darkness. When she regained her feet and managed to relight her torch, her breath was stolen away as she looked upon the most magnificent sight she could have imagined in all of her peasant dreams. For she had discovered the lost tomb of Kyto.</span></p><p><span style="color: Magenta">Within were mountains of gold and stolen artifacts from all regions of the kingdom to have fallen under his thumb. At the far end of the tomb sat the skeletal remains of the once great king upon a still great throne draped with the most incredible of all the artifacts. This drew Feryal at once, and she picked up several of these, including a great crown of Shran make that bestowed her the wisdom of a hundred kings, a cloak granting her safety vs assassins, and a sceptor that could hold thousands in thrall.</span></p><p><span style="color: Magenta">When Feryal reemerged from the tomb with these artifacts in hand, she found herself the queen of a nation. She quickly organized the hungry masses into a cohesive force and began the building of a great nation dedicated to the gods. Though she herself, would head the nation, there would also be 14 other "kings", one for each god, to rule over the kingdom.</span></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Daia, post: 2502913, member: 35405"] [COLOR=RoyalBlue]Lady Luck is on the side of the aelves, give them a +2 bonus please.[/COLOR] [COLOR=Magenta]Feryal, a young woman with raven hair and blue eyes, was hungry. The epic struggles between men and demons had left her home city of Ilen in ruins, making food hard to come by. Then the armys came marching through, of one kingdom followed by another as the humans vied for this once great city, seat of power for so long. And armys had to be fed, the soldiers taking what little food there was. Thus found Feryal scavenging the ruined tunnels within the once lavish palaces, when suddenly the ground opened beneath her feet. It happened too fast for Feryal to react, and she went tumbling into the darkness. When she regained her feet and managed to relight her torch, her breath was stolen away as she looked upon the most magnificent sight she could have imagined in all of her peasant dreams. For she had discovered the lost tomb of Kyto. Within were mountains of gold and stolen artifacts from all regions of the kingdom to have fallen under his thumb. At the far end of the tomb sat the skeletal remains of the once great king upon a still great throne draped with the most incredible of all the artifacts. This drew Feryal at once, and she picked up several of these, including a great crown of Shran make that bestowed her the wisdom of a hundred kings, a cloak granting her safety vs assassins, and a sceptor that could hold thousands in thrall. When Feryal reemerged from the tomb with these artifacts in hand, she found herself the queen of a nation. She quickly organized the hungry masses into a cohesive force and began the building of a great nation dedicated to the gods. Though she herself, would head the nation, there would also be 14 other "kings", one for each god, to rule over the kingdom.[/COLOR] [/QUOTE]
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