Malphaestus
Touched by the Apocalypse
Estoga knows the oil weakness and is very willing to manipulate it.
And that's what we don't want!
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Estoga knows the oil weakness and is very willing to manipulate it.
Awwww, why not though)
And nothing hurts pride quite like a tiny island nation you had colonized forcing you to accept its independence.Losing isn't good for pride ;C
Speaking of political and social....anything, my centuar might send political advisors towards your nation, because why not, I mean they have rasicm towards elves and humans, but not orcs.Losing isn't good for pride ;C
And nothing hurts pride quite like a tiny island nation you had colonized forcing you to accept its independence.
Speaking of political and social....anything, my centuar might send political advisors towards your nation, because why not, I mean they have rasicm towards elves and humans, but not orcs.
The centuar, as in the main species of my realm and The Empire, had been slaves to many human and elven species and clans, because of their horse like nature, combined with their strength and stamina, they were either forced to be steed, or normal slaves.Well, they didn't really care when it happened.
Racism towards elves and humans?
The centuar, as in the main species of my realm and The Empire, had been slaves to many human and elven species and clans, because of their horse like nature, combined with their strength and stamina, they were either forced to be steed, or normal slaves.
"The Empire" refers to my empire. I'm saying that the centuar were slaves to humans and elves for a long time, and seeing someone with a somewhat firm grip of both, could be seen as friendly towards the centuar, because after all, "the enemy of my enemy is my friend". The centuar would probably try to persuade your government to keep the humans and elves "in check", per say, trying to insure they have minimum freedoms and rights in the political world of your empire.Please, can you rephrase that first sentence? I am a bit confused by what you mean by the centaur being the main species of both your realms and the Empire (I assume that means my "The Empire").
Do you mean to say that the Centaur have been enslaved by my empire and many other species or what?
He is humans m8"The Empire" refers to my empire. I'm saying that the centuar were slaves to humans and elves for a long time, and seeing someone with a somewhat firm grip of both, could be seen as friendly towards the centuar, because after all, "the enemy of my enemy is my friend". The centuar would probably try to persuade your government to keep the humans and elves "in check", per say, trying to insure they have minimum freedoms and rights in the political world of your empire.
"The Empire" refers to my empire. I'm saying that the centuar were slaves to humans and elves for a long time, and seeing someone with a somewhat firm grip of both, could be seen as friendly towards the centuar, because after all, "the enemy of my enemy is my friend". The centuar would probably try to persuade your government to keep the humans and elves "in check", per say, trying to insure they have minimum freedoms and rights in the political world of your empire.
Hmm, well this could be seen as a block in the road....but would, perhaps maybe, the Elite orc be interested in an overthrow in the political world? Maybe with our help, this could be achieved.The Emperor is human though. I might not have properly portrayed that, but the vast majority of inhabitants of the Empire of Oros are humans, that includes vast majority of the elite. Only exception to this is the Realms of Lastor, a vassal of the Empire, which is ruled by the Orokor (the kingdom of Lastor is still primarily human). There're also a very small amount of Varvossi nobles. They're pretty popular and influential though.
Hmm, well this could be seen as a block in the road....but would, perhaps maybe, the Elite orc be interested in an overthrow in the political world? Maybe with our help, this could be achieved.
Hmm, well this could be seen as a block in the road....but would, perhaps maybe, the Elite orc be interested in an overthrow in the political world? Maybe with our help, this could be achieved.
Yea, I meant Orokor. That's where magic, propaganda, and rebellion come in. I would have to find a way to get into Lastor IC though, which could be troubling. Anyway I was thinking, if I could get the Orokor of Lastor to join, the overthrow would start with getting rid or blocking the oil supply, to every part of your kingdom except Lastor (oil would be secretly imported from my land to Lastor, leaving a surplus of it by the time we got rid or your actual supply). The hardest part would be getting the humans of Lastor to join in the overthrow, but if that can be achieved, then phase 2 can begin.See, overthrowing the Empire would first require you to rid them of the Imperial Bloodline, basically removing the Imperial Family. Thankfully they're pretty desperate right now, only two women are capable of further spreading the Kharakazor lineage..
Yea, I meant Orokor. That's where magic, propaganda, and rebellion come in. I would have to find a way to get into Lastor IC though, which could be troubling. Anyway I was thinking, if I could get the Orokor of Lastor to join, the overthrow would start with getting rid or blocking the oil supply, to every part of your kingdom except Lastor (oil would be secretly imported from my land to Lastor, leaving a surplus of it by the time we got rid or your actual supply). The hardest part would be getting the humans of Lastor to join in the overthrow, but if that can be achieved, then phase 2 can begin.
Destroying the railroads and whatnot could also be arranged. When I say "cut off" the oil supplies, I mean gassing their colonies, desposing of the bodies, and destroying the equipment (which would be the loudest part of the ordeal, really). This wouldn't require a navy, as I would have crippled their supply at the heart. Assasinating the family was in fact, part of the plan as well, though I would insure Lastor was not only loyal to the cause, but stocked to take on the other realms.As clear of a weakness as the oil supplies are, they're only a viable target during their transit from their distant colonies to their harbours, after that they're distributed exceptionally well through modern infrastructure. You would do well to either sabotage the infrastructure, that including sabotage of railroads and imperial highways, whilst somehow avoiding the gaze of the Automata, or getting some exceptionally powerful naval allies, or having an exceptionally powerful navy of your own to fight against their fleets.
I'm sure both examples could prove interesting. Maybe assasinating the Monarch, or more realistically his two wives, would certainly bring the Empire of Oros into quite the civil war.
Yea, I meant Orokor. That's where magic, propaganda, and rebellion come in. I would have to find a way to get into Lastor IC though, which could be troubling. Anyway I was thinking, if I could get the Orokor of Lastor to join, the overthrow would start with getting rid or blocking the oil supply, to every part of your kingdom except Lastor (oil would be secretly imported from my land to Lastor, leaving a surplus of it by the time we got rid or your actual supply). The hardest part would be getting the humans of Lastor to join in the overthrow, but if that can be achieved, then phase 2 can begin.
I thought you wanted to take me down a bit ago?As clear of a weakness as the oil supplies are, they're only a viable target during their transit from their distant colonies to their harbours, after that they're distributed exceptionally well through modern infrastructure. You would do well to either sabotage the infrastructure, that including sabotage of railroads and imperial highways, whilst somehow avoiding the gaze of the Automata, or getting some exceptionally powerful naval allies, or having an exceptionally powerful navy of your own to fight against their fleets.
I'm sure both examples could prove interesting. Maybe assasinating the Monarch, or more realistically his two wives, would certainly bring the Empire of Oros into quite the civil war.
The colonies are overseas. And if you plan on gassing civilians I am not letting you across the waters. I'll just pirate the oil convoys for myself. Or even better, block the Orosian navy from reaching the convoys as I spur them towards independence.Destroying the railroads and whatnot could also be arranged. When I say "cut off" the oil supplies, I mean gassing their colonies, desposing of the bodies, and destroying the equipment (which would be the loudest part of the ordeal, really). This wouldn't require a navy, as I would have crippled their supply at the heart. Assasinating the family was in fact, part of the plan as well, though I would insure Lastor was not only loyal to the cause, but stocked to take on the other realms.
Well then, I'll have to get another naval convoy to help me. Sorry for the inconvenience.The colonies are overseas. And if you plan on gassing civilians I am not letting you across the waters. I'll just pirate the oil convoys for myself. Or even better, block the Orosian navy from reaching the convoys as I spur them towards independence.
What other navy?Well then, I'll have to get another naval convoy to help me. Sorry for the inconvenience.
If they use ships to import and export supplies, then taking one of the ships is an option.What other navy?