I'm still waiting for the book to show up. Then CTCon. Nobody is stopping you from starting it without me. This looks like a classic situation of everyone is waiting for someone else to get the ball rolling. One of you has to be the ball roller. Just start dwarfing if you want to.
I'm still waiting for the book to show up. Then CTCon. Nobody is stopping you from starting it without me. This looks like a classic situation of everyone is waiting for someone else to get the ball rolling. One of you has to be the ball roller. Just start dwarfing if you want to.
Andrew was the one to suggest another succession game, so the question was for him.
I'm still waiting for the book to show up. Then CTCon. Nobody is stopping you from starting it without me. This looks like a classic situation of everyone is waiting for someone else to get the ball rolling. One of you has to be the ball roller. Just start dwarfing if you want to.
Andrew was the one to suggest another succession game, so the question was for him.
I'd go for a classic mountainside embark, perhaps in an evil biome if we think we could handle the added 'fun'.
Not too picky about the embark, long as we've got picks and axe(s). I usually spring for a small set of armor/training for a one man vanguard in case shit hits the fan early on.
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God damn it.
EDIT: Yeah.
Don't forget, dwarves are like Apreche when it comes to fat folks blocking their way, they get grumpy and kill your computer.
Also maybe start discussing things like play order, load outs, location, etc maybe? If not I could dump you lot in a 'special' location.
Not too picky about the embark, long as we've got picks and axe(s). I usually spring for a small set of armor/training for a one man vanguard in case shit hits the fan early on.
So far the list is:
Andrew
Apsup
Jack124
thaneofcawdor
Apreche(?)
Boe Joomer
Grunkie7
Anyone have strong opinions on the type of expedition zone and starting build?