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<blockquote data-quote="The_Universe" data-source="post: 1766216" data-attributes="member: 8944"><p><strong>great googly moogly</strong></p><p></p><p> Archonus Bluestar (AB) volunteers. He has orders to take news of the agreement to the queen, himself. </p><p> </p><p> You've got the teleporting boots. Any time you want to make a trip, go to it. How many people decide to go will probably effect the possibility of combat, so let me know what the travelling population will be. </p><p> </p><p> My status as the universe aside, I recommend small special-operations style missions with dual purposes: capturing spirit blades and removing major leaders. Mass combat is mega-fun, and you could probably increase the size of your army further with some well-played diplomatic missions. </p><p> </p><p>Nonetheless, capturing and killing the leaders of Tain's forces (or Tain himself) is probably the most likely avenue for success. It minimizes your use of distasteful forces (Black Orcs, Bluestar) as well as the risks to your own loyal subjects. Furthermore, with as Tain loses his grip on the indigenous powers of the Falcon Kingdom, Jaine stands to gain much of what he loses. Nobles that the King has terrorized into supporting his war can now redirect their resources to defend against the draconid hordes, etc. Essentially, if Tain falls, they're back to looking for a King/Queen, and you have those in spades! </p><p> </p><p>It's certainly possible. You might be able to use your burgeoning deal with the Bluestar to learn how they can be destroyed, and then destroy them yourselves...but you'd probably have to be a little sneaky about it. </p><p> </p><p>Dangerous, but it makes a cool scene in my head. It would let you check on the status of Igosha, as well as whatever other Spirit Blades he may already have. I'm not sure where the above-mentioned schism is strongest, but would a communal trip north save the circle? Just remember, it also might end with all of you becoming mindless undead thralls.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="The_Universe, post: 1766216, member: 8944"] [b]great googly moogly[/b] Archonus Bluestar (AB) volunteers. He has orders to take news of the agreement to the queen, himself. You've got the teleporting boots. Any time you want to make a trip, go to it. How many people decide to go will probably effect the possibility of combat, so let me know what the travelling population will be. My status as the universe aside, I recommend small special-operations style missions with dual purposes: capturing spirit blades and removing major leaders. Mass combat is mega-fun, and you could probably increase the size of your army further with some well-played diplomatic missions. Nonetheless, capturing and killing the leaders of Tain's forces (or Tain himself) is probably the most likely avenue for success. It minimizes your use of distasteful forces (Black Orcs, Bluestar) as well as the risks to your own loyal subjects. Furthermore, with as Tain loses his grip on the indigenous powers of the Falcon Kingdom, Jaine stands to gain much of what he loses. Nobles that the King has terrorized into supporting his war can now redirect their resources to defend against the draconid hordes, etc. Essentially, if Tain falls, they're back to looking for a King/Queen, and you have those in spades! It's certainly possible. You might be able to use your burgeoning deal with the Bluestar to learn how they can be destroyed, and then destroy them yourselves...but you'd probably have to be a little sneaky about it. Dangerous, but it makes a cool scene in my head. It would let you check on the status of Igosha, as well as whatever other Spirit Blades he may already have. I'm not sure where the above-mentioned schism is strongest, but would a communal trip north save the circle? Just remember, it also might end with all of you becoming mindless undead thralls. [/QUOTE]
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