RP: Shameless Self-Promotion - Revision history

Msallen at 12:00, 24 April 2012

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	; {{Quinalin}} : Okay, how about a baby step? Let's have Germain and Egg dig up any possible useful intel they can on someone in the Thieves Guild worthy of being a revenge target for us, something that is an unexpected twist that won't necessarily just lead down another trapped cellar.<br/><br/>In the meantime, let's take all the cure equipment we got from the sewers and go reconnoiter the refugee camp and do as much good as we can there to see if any of our rescue plans seem any more viable when we are at the front line?		; {{Quinalin}} : Okay, how about a baby step? Let's have Germain and Egg dig up any possible useful intel they can on someone in the Thieves Guild worthy of being a revenge target for us, something that is an unexpected twist that won't necessarily just lead down another trapped cellar.<br/><br/>In the meantime, let's take all the cure equipment we got from the sewers and go reconnoiter the refugee camp and do as much good as we can there to see if any of our rescue plans seem any more viable when we are at the front line?

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Daniel at 23:25, 30 July 2011

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	;{{Kimika}} kneels down and prays furtively to Alexandria for some sort of help, some sort of answer.		;{{Kimika}} kneels down and prays furtively to Alexandria for some sort of help, some sort of answer.:

			; {{Quinalin}} : Okay, how about a baby step? Let's have Germain and Egg dig up any possible useful intel they can on someone in the Thieves Guild worthy of being a revenge target for us, something that is an unexpected twist that won't necessarily just lead down another trapped cellar.<br/><br/>In the meantime, let's take all the cure equipment we got from the sewers and go reconnoiter the refugee camp and do as much good as we can there to see if any of our rescue plans seem any more viable when we are at the front line?

HelenAngel at 17:47, 30 July 2011

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	{{talk\|Mose can't easily mention these until he gets un-angry, but some other options to consider are here: [[Talk:RP:_Shameless_Self-Promotion#Some_other_OOC_thoughts]]\|Mattie}}		{{talk\|Mose can't easily mention these until he gets un-angry, but some other options to consider are here: [[Talk:RP:_Shameless_Self-Promotion#Some_other_OOC_thoughts]]\|Mattie}}


			;{{Kimika}} kneels down and prays furtively to Alexandria for some sort of help, some sort of answer.

Mattie: tweak wording

2011-07-30T04:57:08Z

tweak wording

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	{{Egg}} makes a face.		{{Egg}} makes a face.

	{{Egg}} : Sow's milk. Yuck. You know, when you put it that way, Germain, I'm stricken by something. I'm surprised I didn't see it before, actually. It's really the same plan we just made, except with a different accomplice. Earlier you suggested that we could get them into the city if we could get Edrell to let us use the Not-Tunnel. This is essentially the same plan, except we're swapping out the Wraiths for Edrell, yes? I do see your point about not making enemies of the Wraiths, and I hadn't considered that. But just to note: the down side here is if the Wraiths really don't budge, then it's a dead issue. Because, if we do it anyway, after they say no, then that is basically a pretty brazen insult. "Mercy is often softer than sanction," the Gnomes like to say. <br/><br/>Either way, the real difficulty is going to be getting the refugees into a position to get them into the cities. I'm not sure the Odessans can be trusted in negotiations, although I don't think the risk of the Odessans turning against the refugees is a high one, even if we do restore wellness to the camp. From all indications, the diseases were brought down by the Hobgoblins independently, not as a part of the Odessan campaign. Even before the sickness hit, when Onrarch was a relatively stable tent city instead of a graveyard, with a strong cleric at the head of dozens of outriders, the Odessans were content to leave the camp in peace. Hells, occupying the camp and dispursing the refugees would have been strategic on another level, too. I mean, it's no wonder they avoid the place like the... er.. plague now.. err, yeah. But, before that, taking it would have made resupplying the Odessans a thousand times easier. The only reason I can think they didn't, honestly, was because they were trying to uphold to the spirit of the [[Concord of the Highways]]. If so, then at least on some level, the Odessans are trying to maintain proper war decorum. Even when Maggr began his harassing, no retribution has been forthcoming. <br/><br/>Unless, of course, I misunderstood you again and all you meant was that the Silverwalkers specifically trying to move the camp would draw Odessan attention, then.. Well, that's a little bit proud of ourselves, isn't it? smiles But maybe not wrong, depending on how they view the migration.		; {{Egg}} : Sow's milk. Yuck. You know, when you put it that way, Germain, I'm stricken by something. I'm surprised I didn't see it before, actually. It's really the same plan we just made, except with a different accomplice. Earlier you suggested that we could get them into the city if we could get Edrell to let us use the Not-Tunnel. This is essentially the same plan, except we're swapping out the Wraiths for Edrell, yes? I do see your point about not making enemies of the Wraiths, and I hadn't considered that. But just to note: the down side here is if the Wraiths really don't budge, then it's a dead issue. Because, if we do it anyway, after they say no, then that is basically a pretty brazen insult. "Mercy is often softer than sanction," the Gnomes like to say. <br/><br/>Either way, the real difficulty is going to be getting the refugees into a position to get them into the cities. I'm not sure the Odessans can be trusted in negotiations, although I don't think the risk of the Odessans turning against the refugees is a high one, even if we do restore wellness to the camp. From all indications, the diseases were brought down by the Hobgoblins independently, not as a part of the Odessan campaign. Even before the sickness hit, when Onrarch was a relatively stable tent city instead of a graveyard, with a strong cleric at the head of dozens of outriders, the Odessans were content to leave the camp in peace. Hells, occupying the camp and dispursing the refugees would have been strategic on another level, too. I mean, it's no wonder they avoid the place like the... er.. plague now.. err, yeah. But, before that, taking it would have made resupplying the Odessans a thousand times easier. The only reason I can think they didn't, honestly, was because they were trying to uphold to the spirit of the [[Concord of the Highways]]. If so, then at least on some level, the Odessans are trying to maintain proper war decorum. Even when Maggr began his harassing, no retribution has been forthcoming. <br/><br/>Unless, of course, I misunderstood you again and all you meant was that the Silverwalkers specifically trying to move the camp would draw Odessan attention, then.. Well, that's a little bit proud of ourselves, isn't it? smiles But maybe not wrong, depending on how they view the migration.

	{{talk\|Mose ~~isn~~'t ~~really going to be able to~~ easily mention these until he gets un-angry~~. But~~ some other options to consider are here: [[Talk:RP:_Shameless_Self-Promotion#Some_other_OOC_thoughts]]\|Mattie}}		{{talk\|Mose can't easily mention these until he gets un-angry, but some other options to consider are here: [[Talk:RP:_Shameless_Self-Promotion#Some_other_OOC_thoughts]]\|Mattie}}

Mattie: link to other OOC thoughts

2011-07-30T04:54:22Z

link to other OOC thoughts

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	{{Egg}} makes a face.		{{Egg}} makes a face.

	{{Egg}} : Sow's milk. Yuck. You know, when you put it that way, Germain, I'm stricken by something. I'm surprised I didn't see it before, actually. It's really the same plan we just made, except with a different accomplice. Earlier you suggested that we could get them into the city if we could get Edrell to let us use the Not-Tunnel. This is essentially the same plan, except we're swapping out the Wraiths for Edrell, yes? I do see your point about not making enemies of the Wraiths, and I hadn't considered that. But just to note: the down side here is if the Wraiths really don't budge, then it's a dead issue. Because, if we do it anyway, after they say no, then that is basically a pretty brazen insult. "Mercy is often softer than sanction," the Gnomes like to say.		{{Egg}} : Sow's milk. Yuck. You know, when you put it that way, Germain, I'm stricken by something. I'm surprised I didn't see it before, actually. It's really the same plan we just made, except with a different accomplice. Earlier you suggested that we could get them into the city if we could get Edrell to let us use the Not-Tunnel. This is essentially the same plan, except we're swapping out the Wraiths for Edrell, yes? I do see your point about not making enemies of the Wraiths, and I hadn't considered that. But just to note: the down side here is if the Wraiths really don't budge, then it's a dead issue. Because, if we do it anyway, after they say no, then that is basically a pretty brazen insult. "Mercy is often softer than sanction," the Gnomes like to say. <br/><br/>Either way, the real difficulty is going to be getting the refugees into a position to get them into the cities. I'm not sure the Odessans can be trusted in negotiations, although I don't think the risk of the Odessans turning against the refugees is a high one, even if we do restore wellness to the camp. From all indications, the diseases were brought down by the Hobgoblins independently, not as a part of the Odessan campaign. Even before the sickness hit, when Onrarch was a relatively stable tent city instead of a graveyard, with a strong cleric at the head of dozens of outriders, the Odessans were content to leave the camp in peace. Hells, occupying the camp and dispursing the refugees would have been strategic on another level, too. I mean, it's no wonder they avoid the place like the... er.. plague now.. err, yeah. But, before that, taking it would have made resupplying the Odessans a thousand times easier. The only reason I can think they didn't, honestly, was because they were trying to uphold to the spirit of the [[Concord of the Highways]]. If so, then at least on some level, the Odessans are trying to maintain proper war decorum. Even when Maggr began his harassing, no retribution has been forthcoming. <br/><br/>Unless, of course, I misunderstood you again and all you meant was that the Silverwalkers specifically trying to move the camp would draw Odessan attention, then.. Well, that's a little bit proud of ourselves, isn't it? smiles But maybe not wrong, depending on how they view the migration.

	~~Either way, the real difficulty is~~ going to be getting the refugees into a position to get them into the cities. I'm not sure the Odessans can be trusted in negotiations, although I don't think the risk of the Odessans turning against the refugees is a high one, even if we do restore wellness to the camp. From all indications, the diseases were brought down by the Hobgoblins independently, not as a part of the Odessan campaign. Even before the sickness hit, when Onrarch was a relatively stable tent city instead of a graveyard, with a strong cleric at the head of dozens of outriders, the Odessans were content to leave the camp in peace. Hells, occupying the camp and dispursing the refugees would have been strategic on another level, too. I mean, it's no wonder they avoid the place like the... er.. plague now.. err, yeah. But~~, before that, taking it would have made resupplying the Odessans a thousand times easier. The only reason I can think they didn't, honestly, was because they were trying~~ to ~~uphold to the spirit of the~~ [[~~Concord of the Highways~~]]~~. If so, then at least on some level, the Odessans are trying to maintain proper war decorum. Even when Maggr began his harassing, no retribution has been forthcoming.~~		{{talk\|Mose isn't really going to be able to easily mention these until he gets un-angry. But some other options to consider are here: [[Talk:RP:_Shameless_Self-Promotion#Some_other_OOC_thoughts]]\|Mattie}}

	Unless, of course, I misunderstood you again and all you meant was that the Silverwalkers specifically trying to move the camp would draw Odessan attention, then.. Well, that's a little bit proud of ourselves, isn't it? smiles But maybe not wrong, depending on how they view the migration.

Detarame at 19:45, 29 July 2011

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	{{Egg}} : Sow's milk. Yuck. You know, when you put it that way, Germain, I'm stricken by something. I'm surprised I didn't see it before, actually. It's really the same plan we just made, except with a different accomplice. Earlier you suggested that we could get them into the city if we could get Edrell to let us use the Not-Tunnel. This is essentially the same plan, except we're swapping out the Wraiths for Edrell, yes? I do see your point about not making enemies of the Wraiths, and I hadn't considered that. But just to note: the down side here is if the Wraiths really don't budge, then it's a dead issue. Because, if we do it anyway, after they say no, then that is basically a pretty brazen insult. "Mercy is often softer than sanction," the Gnomes like to say.		{{Egg}} : Sow's milk. Yuck. You know, when you put it that way, Germain, I'm stricken by something. I'm surprised I didn't see it before, actually. It's really the same plan we just made, except with a different accomplice. Earlier you suggested that we could get them into the city if we could get Edrell to let us use the Not-Tunnel. This is essentially the same plan, except we're swapping out the Wraiths for Edrell, yes? I do see your point about not making enemies of the Wraiths, and I hadn't considered that. But just to note: the down side here is if the Wraiths really don't budge, then it's a dead issue. Because, if we do it anyway, after they say no, then that is basically a pretty brazen insult. "Mercy is often softer than sanction," the Gnomes like to say.

	Either way, the real difficulty is going to be getting the refugees into a position to get them into the cities. I'm not sure the Odessans can be trusted in negotiations, although I don't think the risk of the Odessans turning against the refugees is a high one, even if we do restore wellness to the camp. From all indications, the diseases were brought down by the Hobgoblins independently, not as a part of the Odessan campaign. Even before the sickness hit, when Onrarch was a relatively stable tent city instead of a graveyard, with a strong cleric at the head of dozens of outriders, the Odessans were content to leave the camp in peace. Even when Maggr began his harassing, no retribution has been forthcoming. Unless, of course, I misunderstood you again and all you meant was that the Silverwalkers specifically trying to move the camp would draw Odessan attention, then.. Well, that's a little bit proud of ourselves, isn't it? smiles But ~~probably~~ not wrong.		Either way, the real difficulty is going to be getting the refugees into a position to get them into the cities. I'm not sure the Odessans can be trusted in negotiations, although I don't think the risk of the Odessans turning against the refugees is a high one, even if we do restore wellness to the camp. From all indications, the diseases were brought down by the Hobgoblins independently, not as a part of the Odessan campaign. Even before the sickness hit, when Onrarch was a relatively stable tent city instead of a graveyard, with a strong cleric at the head of dozens of outriders, the Odessans were content to leave the camp in peace. Hells, occupying the camp and dispursing the refugees would have been strategic on another level, too. I mean, it's no wonder they avoid the place like the... er.. plague now.. err, yeah. But, before that, taking it would have made resupplying the Odessans a thousand times easier. The only reason I can think they didn't, honestly, was because they were trying to uphold to the spirit of the [[Concord of the Highways]]. If so, then at least on some level, the Odessans are trying to maintain proper war decorum. Even when Maggr began his harassing, no retribution has been forthcoming.

			Unless, of course, I misunderstood you again and all you meant was that the Silverwalkers specifically trying to move the camp would draw Odessan attention, then.. Well, that's a little bit proud of ourselves, isn't it? smiles But maybe not wrong, depending on how they view the migration.

Detarame at 19:39, 29 July 2011

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	{{Egg}} makes a face.		{{Egg}} makes a face.

	{{Egg}} : Sow's milk. Yuck. You know, when you put it that way, Germain, I'm stricken by something. I'm surprised I didn't see it before, actually. It's really the same plan we just made, except with a different accomplice. Earlier you suggested that we could get them into the city if we could get Edrell to let us use the Not-Tunnel. This is essentially the same plan, except we're swapping out the Wraiths for Edrell, yes?		{{Egg}} : Sow's milk. Yuck. You know, when you put it that way, Germain, I'm stricken by something. I'm surprised I didn't see it before, actually. It's really the same plan we just made, except with a different accomplice. Earlier you suggested that we could get them into the city if we could get Edrell to let us use the Not-Tunnel. This is essentially the same plan, except we're swapping out the Wraiths for Edrell, yes? I do see your point about not making enemies of the Wraiths, and I hadn't considered that. But just to note: the down side here is if the Wraiths really don't budge, then it's a dead issue. Because, if we do it anyway, after they say no, then that is basically a pretty brazen insult. "Mercy is often softer than sanction," the Gnomes like to say.

			Either way, the real difficulty is going to be getting the refugees into a position to get them into the cities. I'm not sure the Odessans can be trusted in negotiations, although I don't think the risk of the Odessans turning against the refugees is a high one, even if we do restore wellness to the camp. From all indications, the diseases were brought down by the Hobgoblins independently, not as a part of the Odessan campaign. Even before the sickness hit, when Onrarch was a relatively stable tent city instead of a graveyard, with a strong cleric at the head of dozens of outriders, the Odessans were content to leave the camp in peace. Even when Maggr began his harassing, no retribution has been forthcoming. Unless, of course, I misunderstood you again and all you meant was that the Silverwalkers specifically trying to move the camp would draw Odessan attention, then.. Well, that's a little bit proud of ourselves, isn't it? smiles But probably not wrong.

Detarame at 19:26, 29 July 2011

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	; {{Al}} : I'm more of an NGO type. Druids Without Borders.<br>'''wistfully''' Most people see neither forests nor trees unless they're in the way and they have to cut them down.		; {{Al}} : I'm more of an NGO type. (OOC: Neutral Good Organization?) Druids Without Borders.<br>'''wistfully''' Most people see neither forests nor trees unless they're in the way and they have to cut them down.


	; {{Egg}} : And interesting thought, and I'm taken by the bald-faced audacity of it, but I can think of a couple of questions that are going to bring the whole thing down. Can we make such an agreement with the Odessans? Maybe. Can we trust they won't send in sappers and saboteurs and spies with the refugees? Probably not. Can we expect the town of Wydmoor to open its gates during a siege to thousands of hungry mouths? Under no circumstances. We might as well get back to talk of flying them in on the back of a thousand thousand eagles. Omnity have mercy, if we're not all so blinded by your own self-righteousness and moral certainty that you find it impossible to think or see through any other goggles, and that makes you difficult to work with and impossible to predict. Honestly, to put it bluntly, that makes you more dangerous than the Odessans or even the Guild to Wydmoor. The Guild, the Wraiths, even the Odessans. They can be trusted to behave in a certain, logical way. Their actions can be expected, their positions and desires predicted. What do we do? We expect people to be purer than Alexandria herself and insult and condescend when their views do not match our views. For all the Silverwalkers earned reputation for bravery and competence, there is another reputation in the War Room, as well. Feckless, unreasonable children who think only of the now and are incapable of thinking beyond tomorrow. It's no wonder we're "fucking lackies," as Germain says. What else would we be? We can't be worked with, or reasoned with, and expect everyone in the world to conform to our own vision of reality and righteousness? Can you expect us to be anything other than hired hands, in that case? <br/><br/>Al, you scoff at things such as "political will" and "compromise." Is that same fury why you're now a man without a home? Were you exiled from your home for your reasonableness and sensibilities? Is your island home better for your willfulness? Are you? <br/><br/>sigh <br/><br/>Sorry, sorry. <Mumbles in Old Ubrekti: "Hard decisions make hard feelings"> The fact is, I don't disagree with you that the plight of the refugees is abyssmal. I know as much about the evils rich visit upon poor as any of you, more than many, I'd wager. But, Omnity's Mercy, even I have sense to deal with people as they are instead of as I demand them to be. You would not expect a lion to exist on tubers or a sparrow to rule the forest, but we expect the same from the Wraths and the Odessans and everyone else. Why? Because of the power of our sheer rightness and righteousness? Hardly.<br/><br/>Maybe Germain was right all along, maybe we should just abandon this place for something more straightforward. I fear that these sort of trials and conflicts are simply beyond our sensibilities, if well within our technical abilities.		; {{Egg}} : And interesting thought, and I'm taken by the bald-faced audacity of it, but I can think of a couple of questions that are going to bring the whole thing down. Can we make such an agreement with the Odessans? Maybe. Can we trust they won't send in sappers and saboteurs and spies with the refugees? Probably not. Can we expect the town of Wydmoor to open its gates during a siege to thousands of hungry mouths? Under no circumstances. We might as well get back to talk of flying them in on the back of a thousand thousand eagles. Omnity have mercy, if we're not all so blinded by your own self-righteousness and moral certainty that you find it impossible to think or see through any other goggles, and that makes you difficult to work with and impossible to predict. Honestly, to put it bluntly, that makes you more dangerous than the Odessans or even the Guild to Wydmoor. The Guild, the Wraiths, even the Odessans. They can be trusted to behave in a certain, logical way. Their actions can be expected, their positions and desires predicted. What do we do? We expect people to be purer than Alexandria herself and insult and condescend when their views do not match our views. For all the Silverwalkers earned reputation for bravery and competence, there is another reputation in the War Room, as well. Feckless, unreasonable children who think only of the now and are incapable of thinking beyond tomorrow. It's no wonder we're "fucking lackies," as Germain says. What else would we be? We can't be worked with, or reasoned with, and expect everyone in the world to conform to our own vision of reality and righteousness? Can you expect us to be anything other than hired hands, in that case? <br/><br/>Al, you scoff at things such as "political will" and "compromise." Is that same fury why you're now a man without a home? Were you exiled from your home for your reasonableness and sensibilities? Is your island home better for your willfulness? Are you? <br/><br/>sigh <br/><br/>Sorry, sorry. <Mumbles in Old Ubrekti: "Hard decisions make hard feelings"> The fact is, I don't disagree with you that the plight of the refugees is abyssmal. I know as much about the evils rich visit upon poor as any of you, more than many, I'd wager. But, Omnity's Mercy, even I have sense to deal with people as they are instead of as I demand them to be. You would not expect a lion to exist on tubers or a sparrow to rule the forest, but we expect the same from the Wraths and the Odessans and everyone else. Why? Because of the power of our sheer rightness and righteousness? Hardly.<br/><br/>Maybe Germain was right all along, maybe we should just abandon this place for something more straightforward. I fear that these sort of trials and conflicts are simply beyond our sensibilities, if well within our technical abilities.


	; {{Al}} : '''for a moment honestly confused''' A man without a home, dude? I live anywhere and everywhere. Nature is my home. '''gets it''' Oh, wait, you mean ''that?'' I'm not sure what that has to do with helping these refugees, though I'd thank you to keep quiet with your knowledge of my past. Germain seems to think my plan is a halfway decent one. I've never claimed to know what motivates most city-dwellers, so it's totally possible that my plan is crazy, but I've been nothing but consistent in my desire to help the refugees. It makes me sick that the best way to help them is to reinforce their reliance on the Greedy Bastards, but the situation seems to require that I compromise a bit on my "self-righteousnessness and moral certainty." In the long-term, I'd rather have their good-will than their hatred or apathy. Honestly, if you find me hard to predict, you haven't been paying much attention to me. On the one hand, you criticize me for being too blinded to see things any way but my own, but on the other hand you criticize me for being mercurial and difficult to predict. Dude, you need a break. Here, smoke this. '''hands Egg some dried leaves wrapped in paper'''		; {{Al}} : '''for a moment honestly confused''' A man without a home, dude? I live anywhere and everywhere. Nature is my home. '''gets it''' Oh, wait, you mean ''that?'' I'm not sure what that has to do with helping these refugees, though I'd thank you to keep quiet with your knowledge of my past. Germain seems to think my plan is a halfway decent one. I've never claimed to know what motivates most city-dwellers, so it's totally possible that my plan is crazy, but I've been nothing but consistent in my desire to help the refugees. It makes me sick that the best way to help them is to reinforce their reliance on the Greedy Bastards, but the situation seems to require that I compromise a bit on my "self-righteousnessness and moral certainty." In the long-term, I'd rather have their good-will than their hatred or apathy. Honestly, if you find me hard to predict, you haven't been paying much attention to me. On the one hand, you criticize me for being too blinded to see things any way but my own, but on the other hand you criticize me for being mercurial and difficult to predict. Dude, you need a break. Here, smoke this. '''hands Egg some dried leaves wrapped in paper'''


	{{Mose}} ''is still fuming. He cannot fathom how Germain could be so condescending as to dismiss something as crucial as the safety of the lives of people in Wydmoor as being some sort of "abstract" notion. For a politician, it's surprising that Germain's wording was exactly the wrong way to handle Mose-- never be dismissive of a righteous dwarf in anger.''		{{Mose}} ''is still fuming. He cannot fathom how Germain could be so condescending as to dismiss something as crucial as the safety of the lives of people in Wydmoor as being some sort of "abstract" notion. For a politician, it's surprising that Germain's wording was exactly the wrong way to handle Mose-- never be dismissive of a righteous dwarf in anger.''
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	; GM OOC "Mose, this is too big a game to play with a child's understanding of the world." Some diplomat. If Mose clocks Germain, just send me the rolls via that email thing. (Smiley goes here. Wiki does not cooperate with smileys)		; GM OOC "Mose, this is too big a game to play with a child's understanding of the world." Some diplomat. If Mose clocks Germain, just send me the rolls via that email thing. (Smiley goes here. Wiki does not cooperate with smileys)


	{{Egg}} makes a face.		{{Egg}} makes a face.

	{{Egg}} : Sow's milk. Yuck. You know, when you put it that way, Germain, I'm stricken by something. I'm surprised I didn't see it before, actually. It's really the same plan we just made, except with a different accomplice. Earlier you suggested that we could get them into the city if we could get Edrell to let us use the Not-Tunnel. This is essentially the same plan, except we're swapping out the Wraiths for Edrell, yes?		{{Egg}} : Sow's milk. Yuck. You know, when you put it that way, Germain, I'm stricken by something. I'm surprised I didn't see it before, actually. It's really the same plan we just made, except with a different accomplice. Earlier you suggested that we could get them into the city if we could get Edrell to let us use the Not-Tunnel. This is essentially the same plan, except we're swapping out the Wraiths for Edrell, yes?

Detarame at 19:25, 29 July 2011

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	{{Egg}} : Sow's milk. Yuck.		{{Egg}} : Sow's milk. Yuck. You know, when you put it that way, Germain, I'm stricken by something. I'm surprised I didn't see it before, actually. It's really the same plan we just made, except with a different accomplice. Earlier you suggested that we could get them into the city if we could get Edrell to let us use the Not-Tunnel. This is essentially the same plan, except we're swapping out the Wraiths for Edrell, yes?

Detarame at 19:21, 29 July 2011

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	; GM OOC "Mose, this is too big a game to play with a child's understanding of the world." Some diplomat. If Mose clocks Germain, just send me the rolls via that email thing. (Smiley goes here. Wiki does not cooperate with smileys)		; GM OOC "Mose, this is too big a game to play with a child's understanding of the world." Some diplomat. If Mose clocks Germain, just send me the rolls via that email thing. (Smiley goes here. Wiki does not cooperate with smileys)

			{{Egg}} makes a face.

			{{Egg}} : Sow's milk. Yuck.