In Round 9, the Commonwealth brought mushrooms to a sword fight and lost spectacularly.
Dimensionalists, the Legion, and Dragons beat the self-growing Myconids over and over again. The Commonwealth’s forces were nowhere to be seen.
The round was cut short a week.
Congratulations, Alphanidon!
Outnumbering all but an Ant, the Kobold forces of 135 MPH quickly took command of the round. Practically no one was able to defend the Kobold which looked like an unstoppable force. The primarily Wood Elven forces of Commonwealth crumbled. The Ant was able to stay safe through sheer numbers but was not competitive in…
Bask in the glorious light of the Lux! Although the Imperial forces were the most numerous and the most belligerent, the combined Imperial armies of Imperial Gnomes, Undead, Trolls, Icekin, Lycanthrope, and Dragons could not extinguish the Lucene rays from reaching across Odarena. The Independent showed their strength by way of a formidable Dimensionalist. The…
Caretaker’s Report Day 1 The Empress has assigned me the glorious and honourable duty to be the caretaker of the Monster. It nearly depleted our reserves and most all of our best wizards and researcher were involved in the process but it was worth it, for we now have established a way to communicate with…
Round 14 – Bones, Boulders, Blisters, and Bloodshed – looked grim for the Commonwealth from the very beginning. Nearly half the Imperial forces were comprised of Orcs, and they had strong backing by a Goblin and a Nomad. The war was short but the battles were many. Once the Orcs, Goblin, and the Nomad had secured a…
Round 19 — The Rule of Three — marked the beginning of the third alignment; the independent factions were not content with the Imperial iron fist nor the Commonwealth cacophony. On the first day, the Empire looked weak. Only two icekins and a nomad had joined the battle. Calls for aid were heard and three…
Prologue After reaching the shores of the Commonwealth, I rented a room at one of the finer inns in the harbour. I’m not sure how many days I spent there. One morning, as I was sitting in the garden of the inn under a shady branch with the sun shining through the foliage and the…