Melon Bomb
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This is the only post I will likely update the lore in, so the rest of the thread can be used freely as OOC!
If you have any questions or suggestions, be sure to ask them here too.
If you have any questions or suggestions, be sure to ask them here too.
[Nation: Wyngard] A heavily populated and heavily fortified empire known primarily for its military strength and paranoid territorial expansion policies. The land of mercs, weapon trading, and nationalistic fanaticism.
[Nation: Terrarium of Magic] A mobile ring of islands in the sky inhabited by scholars, mages, and mage enthusiasts. Will bomb the hell out of you from a hundred miles away if you look at them funny.
[Nation: Moontree] A once hidden grove of usually neutral forest dwellers who have been recently occupied by forces of the Terrarium in order to exploit their natural mana resources. They will side with just about anyone if it means they can get rid of these guys.
[Nation: Golden Well] Industrial and economic powerhouse. A central hub of commerce between nations, and the only nation capable of producing (simple) firearms. Don't get on their bad side.
[Nation: Leucinine] A rising nation that quickly developed after miraculously re-taking a peninsula that had fallen to Uryale. Notable for its Grand Spire, which mages and artisans have been working to restore. Not many know its true purpose, but if word of mouth is to be believed, it may serve an important role in fighting back against Uryale.
[Nation: Terrarium of Magic] A mobile ring of islands in the sky inhabited by scholars, mages, and mage enthusiasts. Will bomb the hell out of you from a hundred miles away if you look at them funny.
[Nation: Moontree] A once hidden grove of usually neutral forest dwellers who have been recently occupied by forces of the Terrarium in order to exploit their natural mana resources. They will side with just about anyone if it means they can get rid of these guys.
[Nation: Golden Well] Industrial and economic powerhouse. A central hub of commerce between nations, and the only nation capable of producing (simple) firearms. Don't get on their bad side.
[Nation: Leucinine] A rising nation that quickly developed after miraculously re-taking a peninsula that had fallen to Uryale. Notable for its Grand Spire, which mages and artisans have been working to restore. Not many know its true purpose, but if word of mouth is to be believed, it may serve an important role in fighting back against Uryale.
[Faction: Wyngard Imperial Army] Soldiers under the direction of Emperor Theon.
[Faction: Circle of Chosen] A coalition of summoned heroes who have chosen to work together as one cohesive team in order to battle Uryale's forces.
[Faction: Doves] A neutral organization of peacekeepers with members representing each nation that act in service of preventing war.
[Faction: Seven Arrows] An infamous guild of mercenaries that sell their arms to the highest bidder.
[Faction: Circle of Chosen] A coalition of summoned heroes who have chosen to work together as one cohesive team in order to battle Uryale's forces.
[Faction: Doves] A neutral organization of peacekeepers with members representing each nation that act in service of preventing war.
[Faction: Seven Arrows] An infamous guild of mercenaries that sell their arms to the highest bidder.
Uryans are minions of Uryale, you can think of them like parasites that can turn into monsters on their own or latch onto hosts, they are notoriously hard to kill and have a habit of splitting into multiple parts - also, they steal the ability of anything they eat so be sure not to let one take a bite out of you
They are classified into four sizes, each of which is dealt with in their own way: Small, Medium, Large, and Colossal
[Small Uryans] These are often dealt with by a Container and a Decimator pair. A Container's job is to create a strong barrier or to efficiently draw in all of an Uryan's body parts into one location. A Decimator's job is to essentially annihilate that one spot with something akin to a high explosive to make sure every piece of it is obliterated.
[Medium Uryans] These are usually dealt with by a Container, Decimator, Divider, and Hunter, also known as a 4-pair - the most common grouping. A Divider's job is to rip the bigger Uryan into chunks that are more manageable for others to fight with. A Hunter's job is to make sure that none of the chunks escape so they must have good tracking skills.
[Large Uryans] These are dealt with by a 4-pair and a Giant Killer. A Giant Killer is classified as someone who can deal extreme damage to very large opponents, often with the intention of toppling them.
[Colossal Uryans] No one is sure how to kill these yet, for now they are simply delayed with countless sacrifices.
They are classified into four sizes, each of which is dealt with in their own way: Small, Medium, Large, and Colossal
[Small Uryans] These are often dealt with by a Container and a Decimator pair. A Container's job is to create a strong barrier or to efficiently draw in all of an Uryan's body parts into one location. A Decimator's job is to essentially annihilate that one spot with something akin to a high explosive to make sure every piece of it is obliterated.
[Medium Uryans] These are usually dealt with by a Container, Decimator, Divider, and Hunter, also known as a 4-pair - the most common grouping. A Divider's job is to rip the bigger Uryan into chunks that are more manageable for others to fight with. A Hunter's job is to make sure that none of the chunks escape so they must have good tracking skills.
[Large Uryans] These are dealt with by a 4-pair and a Giant Killer. A Giant Killer is classified as someone who can deal extreme damage to very large opponents, often with the intention of toppling them.
[Colossal Uryans] No one is sure how to kill these yet, for now they are simply delayed with countless sacrifices.
Most of the fight happens on the 'front lines' where a majority of Uryale's forces are concentrated and where a majority of the body count piles up. While the ideal is to push them back and defeat them, if this is not possible, then their secondary job is to make sure as few Uryans as possible slip past their defenses and escape to terrorize other nations. In Sheol, the front lines are currently in the now destroyed nation of Moringrodt, some miles to the west of Leucinine.
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