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Volcruz_Namentrie Captain
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 Posted: Wed Jan 24, 2007 12:27 am
The army of the gods is created directly west to Gantor and is the closest to Gantor. Lucky when this all breaks out that the military power will be our first line of defense. This is where all the beginging battles will take place then we'll take it from there.
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Posted: Wed Jan 24, 2007 12:39 am
The area where the gods and there army resides as of right now is locatd to the west of Gantor. They have risen a hellish barrier tha seals them in as they create there army. There is only one way in and one way out, as of right now an invasion without a massive army would rove suicidal. They have many creatures that they have created and the follow is a list of each creature and their abilities.
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Volcruz_Namentrie Captain
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Posted: Tue Feb 06, 2007 12:18 am
Elrohir arrived at the battle site with a few squads of hussars. His first priority was to regroup his remaining forces and fall back to Fortitude Castle, where they would be on better defensive terms. Spotting the remains of several Gantorian platoons, he turned to his cavalry. "Men, hit them hard and fast. We want to extract our allies, and cover them on the way back to the castle." He silently thanked the water that he had already seen to the evacuation of Gantor's civilian population. Returning his attention to his hussars, he brandished his spear. "FORWARD!!! FOR THE SAKE OF OUR WORLD AND THE GLORY OF FARSHIA!!!" With that, the hussar line surged forward.
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Posted: Tue Feb 06, 2007 1:20 am
The battle was taking too long. He had lost one squad, and another had been scattered. Elrohir assessed the situation and decided that they could no longer stay. Turning to his adjutant, he asked for confirmation of the withdrawal of the Gantorian infantry. When it arrived, he sounded the fall back. His hussars and the Gantorian cavalry survivors made their way back toward Fortitude Castle.
Elrohir prayed that their retreat would not turn into a rout.
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