/builders/ - Hero and Nation Builders!

Rolled 48, 7, 66, 76 = 197 (4d100)

Hero Name: THE WORLD

Nation Name: The Undying Order

Fluff: The Undying Order is a knightly society of Revenants, formed together by a leader-class Revenant now dubbed the title of "THE WORLD". Situated in the Haunted Forests, just northeastern of the Wall, the Undying Order has a shrouded past and unknown motives. Revenants are already a myth in Westeros, to see them in an organized society is an event beyond mortal comprehension.

Revenants are animated suits of armor made from an unholy union magic and "essence". This essence is a phenomena beyond the natural world, a strange resource that the Revenants acquire after killing any biological, carbon-based lifeform. The process of creating a Revenant is a secret that the Revenants themselves hold closely. They collect the corpses of enemies they have slain and seem to extract two important components from the corpse– any armor they may be wearing, and their essence. Using the armor as a shell, they seem to perform some sort of…ritual, or process, to recall the essence to life and shackle them as an immortal Revenant.

They lack any true physical existence beyond their shell. There is nothing but void underneath the armor itself, as it seems to sustain itself together as if a human was wearing the armor. Revenants are, for all intents and purposes, immortal as long as their shell remains in one piece. The armor pieces are bound together upon being implanted with essence, but if one were to significantly shatter or damage the armor to the point where it is literally just pieces, then they would indefinitely incapacitate a Revenant. It would still be alive, albiet unable to do much however, as the essence remains bound to the matter of the armor itself. Destroying the matter that makes up the armor is the only way to truly kill and erase a Revenant from existence.

Revenants are indeed intelligent and sapient, capable of accepting and perceiving information. They may have thoughts, personalities, ambitions and dreams. Revenants are usually named after biblical figures and terms, and Revenants that are considered "leaders" are exclusively named after Tarot cards (chain of command based on the number of the tarot card– with THE WORLD being the supreme master of the order and THE FOOL being the lowest leader)Revenants seem to retain a personality very similar to the essence it houses. However, they lack any memories of their past life– they are a completely new mind upon becoming a Revenant. The ultimate goal of the Undying Order and of THE WORLD is mostly kept secret.

Along with THE WORLD, comes the 20 Heroes of the Undying, whom each have a key role in the order.

0 - THE FOOL: The tutorial boss of the Undying Order, reckless and constantly defeated.

I - THE MAGICIAN: A manipulative, robed Revenant that holds many secrets of the forgotten magic.

II - THE HIGH PRIESTESS: A mysterious and illusive feminine-like Revenant that acts as the Spymaster for the Order

III - THE EMPRESS: Unknown…

IV - THE EMPEROR: A white-gold, royal Revenant that acts as a second-in command for THE WORLD

V - THE HIEROPHANT: A templar Revenant that preaches faith and the words of THE WORLD to those that come across the Order

VI - THE LOVERS: A Revenant made up of two individual souls, thinking together in union.

VII - THE CHARIOT: A bulky, heroic Revenant that inspires the Order in combat. Works with STRENGTH

VIII - STRENGTH: A bulky, heroic Revenant that inspires the Order in combat. Works with THE CHARIOT

IX - THE HERMIT: A reserved, greedy Revenant that watches over the resources of The Order

X - WHEEL OF FORTUNE: You cannot grasp the true form of this Revenant

XI - JUSTICE: A paladin-like Revenant that enforces the will of THE WORLD upon everyone– even if it means submission.

XII - THE HANGED MAN: The only Revenant since their introduction to truly die. Sacrificed itself bring THE WORLD into power.

XIII - DEATH: A robed Revenant that has a decomposing skeleton within its shell. In charge of soul harvesting for the creation of new Revenants.

XIV - TEMPERANCE: A slow, tactful Revenant that acts as a master strategist.

XV - THE DEVIL: A brutal, violent Revenant that seeks to break the wall and eradicate humanity. Leads the Revenant armies.

XVI - THE TOWER: Unknown. Said to be the designation for the Revenants home base itself.

XVII - THE STAR: An unarmed Revenant that pummels its enemies with unbreakable determination.

XVIII - THE MOON: An illusive Revenant that only emerges at night. Coats its shell in blood.

XIX - THE SUN: Another templar-like Revenant that seems to fool around more than it does work.

XX - JUDGEMENT: The ultimate judge– In charge of monitoring each and every of the 21 leaders (even THE WORLD) and bringing them to JUSTICE when corruption is found.

XXI - THE WORLD: Our beloved hero.

Rolled 58, 52, 29, 73 = 212 (4d100)

>>22765

rolling then making character later.

Rolled 24, 15, 42, 37 = 118 (4d100)

Hero Name: Franz, the Last Crusader

Nation Name: Kingdom of the One True Faith

Fluff: Franz earned his title by being the last surviving member of his order, The Order of the One True Faith, he was posted in his homeland, near Winterfell when the long night came and have since taken up residence there. He normally does his bloody work with his trusty greatsword, named Flesh Biter. He has been trying to rebuild his Order ever since the other Crusaders were killed while battling the daemons from the north.

Resources: (Everything you can't eat, drink, or lactate)

Supplies: (Food and water, you need this to survive, without it, people will die)

Population: (pretty self-explanatory)

Military: (Everyone that can swing a stick with some skill, based on fluff initially)

Bonus: (Based on fluff)

Starting Location: Winterfell

Other things will be added at my discretion, but right now this is all you'll need

Rolled 88, 96, 68, 13 = 265 (4d100)

>>22763

rolling so I know how to write the fluff

Rolled 20, 89, 30, 78 = 217 (4d100)

>>22764

Rolling first

Rolled 54, 76, 38, 74 = 242 (4d100)

>>22764

rolling first too

Rolled 58, 66, 68, 96 = 288 (4d100)

Hero Name: Vlen

Nation Name: New Dusk

Fluff: Before the Winter, before the chaos, The New Dusk was just another small mercenary company, trying to get by. But as the land continued to be taken from the hands of men, the company began to grow more and more fragmented. One night at camp, the men heard noises in the night, drawing nearer. Scared and starved, the newer soldiers asked the commanders to move back to civilization. The commanders refused. The soldiers demanded, but still the commanders refused. Finally, a fight broke out, and chaos spread through the camp.

Vlen, a veteran without any command at the time, took charge of a group of men who would loyally follow him and were not involved in the chaos. They fled to the relative safety of his home in Sunkenwood. There, he managed to rally the city to follow him into the dark and treacherous times which were undoubtedly soon to come.

Resources: (Everything you can't eat, drink, or lactate)

Supplies: (Food and water, you need this to survive, without it, people will die)

Population: (pretty self-explanatory)

Military: (Everyone that can swing a stick with some skill, based on fluff initially)

Bonus: (Based on fluff)

Starting Location: Sunkenwood

Other things will be added at my discretion, but right now this is all you'll need

Hero Name: Randyll Beryl

Nation Name: The Knights of Summer. (TKS)

Fluff: Randyll was a low noble named after his family's liege lord Randyll Tarly. He came of age in time to fight in the battle of the bells. He did well. Command came easily to him. But in the ensuing darkness of winter his old position has gone and something dark awoke within him. He has recently learned how to smother the dark magic inherent in his blood. He has regained his motivation determined no longer to just survive but to instead drive out the white walker menace. However even with his success has come a reputation Randyll is no longer the man of easy smiles comradery. He is a grim and merciless person now. The people who follow him do so with respect and love but mixed with fear. Knowing that to cross him would be their death. His campaign to gain followers was not always as nice as finding seperated people and getting them to join. Many times he would hunt bandits and rogue knights down and kill them for their crimes. No trial only execution. He has spent the last year collecting people, soldiers, and supplies determined to take back Horn Hill from the abominations inhabiting it and now he is on the verge of doing so.

Resources: (Everything you can't eat, drink, or lactate)

Supplies: (Food and water, you need this to survive, without it, people will die)

Population: (pretty self-explanatory)

Military: (Everyone that can swing a stick with some skill, based on fluff initially)

Bonus: (Based on fluff)

Starting Location: Close to the ruins of Horn Hill in the Reach.

Update when?

Rolled 50, 57, 14, 76 = 197 (4d100)

>>22764

Starting with stat rollington

>>22824

Hero's are L4, and cannot take part in combat if they have dedicated themselves to another action that turn. As such they receive a +20 combat,and share the same rules as above but differ in that they have a health pool. The calculations for losses are instead applied to their health pool. Should this Health pool drop to 0, the hero is dead and you must follow the actions in the second post as to the passing of the mantle.

Rolled 89, 42, 94, 30 = 255 (4d100)

>>22775

Rolling 4d100

>>22829

What are you Rollin 4 m9?

>>22830

Me. Mislinked. Just the four Nation stats.

>>22775

Scruffy, change my kingdoms name to "The Crusader Kingdom"

>>22832

>>22764

Starting location: Near high-garden, on the river that runs from Goldengrove to Highgarden

>>22767

Revenants, ghost of departed souls not laid to proper rest rising up to take their vengeance on the living. Though they are strong and do not have the same failings as mortal men, they are bound by a separate set of issues befitting their circumstance. Men, ignorant and fearful of their horrid forms, fear them and will attack them on sight, aside from a small following of wildmen who think the ethereal being gods. Another issue they face is the threat of the Others, who’s mastery over the dead shall not be challenged by a collection of empty suits. Should a revenant find themselves weak, an Other may very well be willing to exert some means of control over them.

Resources: 1 unit iron 1 unit wood, 10 iron armor suits (used to upgrade troops to level 1)

Supplies: 1 days’ worth (A cheese wheel and some sausage)

Population: 40 Cultist

Military: 20 Revenants (L1) 5 Armed cultist (L0)

Bonus: [Anima] – As being or armor, you require no food or water to survive, and excluding any human cultist.

Starting Location: The Haunted forest

Hero Stats

Health: 25/25

Inventory: None

Magic Ability: None

>>22775

The holy of the One True Faith, dedicated to the defense and proliferation of the Faith of the Seven. Though the north is no friend to the seven, you found your way here, and with what little there remains in the north, you seek to rid this world of the Others, and to bring back the dawn.

Resources: 1 unit Iron, 1 Unit wood

Supplies: 1 day worth (A cheese wheel and some sausage)

Population: 45 various peasantry

Military: 10 Peasants (L0), 5 Crusaders (L1)

Bonus: [Righteous Zeal] – Your order seeks to restore order to this world, and to cleanse the taint from Westeros. As such, you remember the old one’s ways of fighting the Others, and have even learned some that they did not know. +5 to combat against wright and Others.

Starting Location: Winterfell

Hero Stats

Health: 25/25

Inventory: None

Magic Ability: Skin Changing L1

>>22782

The men of The New Dusk are warriors, and more importantly, survivors. The death of the summer was easier on them, but only because they knew how to survive. After the fracturing, Vlen and his men, all 25 of them, travelled to the burnt out remains of Sunkenwood in the Vale, after searching for supplies, they stumbled across some survivors. After a quick discussion, Vlen convinced the civilians to join up with his band, their mutual survival better off in numbers.

Resources: Steel armor x15 (Used to upgrade troops to L2) 1 Cow (4 days meat if butchered, +1 supplies milk every three days if kept alive)

Supplies: A whole crate of salted meats and bread (5 days supplies)

Population: 60 Refugees of Sunkenwood

Military: 15 Mercenary recruits (L0) 10 Mercenary Regulars (L1)

Bonus: [Dogs of War] – A hardened company of veterans, you are used to fighting your fellow man. +5 to combat against humans

Starting Location: Sunkenwood

Hero Stats

Health: 25/25

Inventory: None

Magic Ability: None

>>22784

The Knights of Summer, Led by the dark knight Randyll Beryl, who holds sway over the dead and some of the living as of this current hour. His ability has lead quite a few souls to follow him, out of respect or fear. To Randyll, it matters not, for he cares of ending this winter and the beings who brought it with them, and if it happens to be through the very magic they used to cause this whole mess; well, he always was a fan of Irony.

Resources: A stock of cattle, some wood (2 cows (4 days meat if butchered, +1 supplies milk every three days if kept alive), 2 units of wood)

Supplies: 7 days’ worth (6 entire deer and a barrel fresh pickles and a bushel of rye)

Population: 60 various refuges

Military: 15 Armed Peasantry (L0) 10 Swordsmen (L1)

Bonus: [Stannis the Mannis] – Your grim attitude and stern demeanor for some reason endears people to you, and you find it easy to both locate and recruit people to your cause. +5 to recruitment rolls

Starting Location: Close to the ruins of Horn Hill in the Reach.

Hero Stats

Health: 25/25

Inventory: None

Magic Ability: Necromancy L1

map soon friendos

Rolled 50, 67 + 10 = 127 (2d100)

>>22846

Hero Name: Lord Vel Dross

Nation Name: The Knight's of Dross

Fluff: In the Land of Dorne reside The Knights of Dross, a clan/order of Knights descended from their first Knight, Lord San Dross. When they first rose the order was small, but over the generations they grew in strength and size, becoming a mighty clan of astonishing military prowess and equipment…until the unending winter came and with it the Others. The order was forced to fight both man and monster, steadfastly remaining in Dorne despite losing both weapons and soldiers enmass. Despite this it still stands, training man and woman alike to fight so it can persist in Dorne. The order has surpisingly high stockpiles of food and drink, which have lasted longer due to the constant attrition it has endured over the years. The current leader is Lord Vel Dross, a proud direct descendent of San Dross who has managed to remain unslain in these dark times. Through their skill and his will te Knight's of Dross remain unbroken in Dorne, as seen by the strength of their small yet mighty army.

"Let the Others come, and let them face the might of the descendants of Dross!"

Resources: 1 unit Iron, 1 Unit wood

Supplies: 7 days’ worth (6 entire deer and a barrel fresh pickles and a bushel of rye)

Population: 20

Military: 5 Drossian Knight’s (L2) 10 Men-at-Arms (L1)

Bonus: [Stalwart] – Unbowed, unbroken, like Dorne from whence you hail, you shall not fall before the likes of man, undead, Other, or Dragon! +5 to all combat.

Starting Location: The Arbor

Hero Stats

Health: 25/25

Inventory: None

Magic Ability: None

1. "We need to survive on this island, and most importantly we need resources. Send the men off to gather!"

2. "It seems magic has returned to the land, we have all seen it with our own eyes. But now let us test all the men and women to see who has magic and who does not. I shall assist in this matter." +10

Rolled 98, 85 = 183 (2d100)

>>22848

3. Meanwhile the men at arms and knights begin forming better defenses around the new village.

4. The order the raised their flag to raise morale to show the Knights of Dross still stand strong

>>22846

Hero Name: Geoffrey Sterling

Fluff: Geoffry Sterling was the heir to a landed knight on the border between the Westerlands and the Reach, loyal to the Lannisters. Set to inherit his father's lands (which laid atop a silver mine), he was undone by a combination of his father's pride and his own lasciviousness. When he was found in the bed of a milkmaid, he was stripped of his heritage and thrown out into the world. Ser Sterling was an upright nobleman, and abhorred the idea of his son mingling with the peasantry. Of course, his son had been in the beds of many a milkmaid, waitress, farmer's daughter, and even a nun's or two. His thirst for women was unquenchable, and he was drawn to their scent. In the past, he had simply been careful enough to not be caught. In any event, his past caution was for naught, as he was unceremoniously thrown out of the house, with nothing but his skill with armour and mace, as well as his devilishly good looks, to his name. He headed North (as good a direction as any, he supposed), in search of fame and fortune. And girls. Lots of buxom girls.

Bonus: (Based on fluff)

Starting Location: Maidenpool

>>22851

Note on solo heroes

They are forces to be reckoned with, at L5, they have a +25 modifier to combat, but they cannot have a party in excess of 6, and are still bound by the supplies rule, in that they need food to survive. They are represented on the map by triangles

Also dara, gonna need you to roll a 3d100 for me for stat generation

Rolled 34, 15, 31 = 80 (3d100)

>>22852

Sorry, mang. I'm on it.

Rolled 65, 91, 61, 92 = 309 (4d100)

>>22846

Hero Name: Geoffrey Sterling

Fluff: See first post in thread

Health: 30/30

Equipment: Rusty Mace (+2 to combat) Brittle

Hauberk (-1 to damage taken)

Supplies: A day's worth ( A single Piece of Bread)

Magic: Skinchanging (L1)

Starting Location: Maidenpool

1. Even on an empty stomach, life can be good. Unfortunately, a man can only spend so much time living a bohemian life before he needs some food in his stomach. Someone somewhere needs something done, and they might be able to pay me in food. Some cured meat, salted fish, stew, or just more bread. The thought is tantalizing.

2. Inns are some of the best places in the world. Noblemen seldom go there, and men and women of loose morals congregate there. While I sit somewhere comfortable with a fine lass on my knee, I can listen for local news, and see if there's any big jobs out there that a man of my expertise could do.

3. Whitewalkers, wolves, and wildlings are the mixed blessings of the year. With some of the obstacles of my life removed, I can move about more freely. The nobles and merchants of this town are as good as any as far as allies might go. I don't need any to come with me. They're no use to me frozen and away from their resources. Favors are what I need, and a smile and some well-chosen words are how I'll get them.

4. Better than allies with silver are allies with steel. Even one good man, or better, shieldmaiden, at my side would be much desirable. I only need one loyal person at my side if I'm to brave the coming winter.

>>22856

It's all cool, man. I was wondering when you'd notice.

Rolled 56, 27, 63, 40 = 186 (4d100)

Hero Name: Vlen

Nation Name: New Dusk

Fluff: Before the Winter, before the chaos, The New Dusk was just another small mercenary company, trying to get by. But as the land continued to be taken from the hands of men, the company began to grow more and more fragmented. One night at camp, the men heard noises in the night, drawing nearer. Scared and starved, the newer soldiers asked the commanders to move back to civilization. The commanders refused. The soldiers demanded, but still the commanders refused. Finally, a fight broke out, and chaos spread through the camp.

Vlen, a veteran without any command at the time, took charge of a group of men who would loyally follow him and were not involved in the chaos. They fled to the relative safety of his home in Sunkenwood. There, he managed to rally the city, what remained at least, to follow him into the dark and treacherous times which were undoubtedly soon to come.

Resources: Steel armor x15 (Used to upgrade troops to L2) 1 Cow (4 days meat if butchered, +1 supplies milk every three days if kept alive)

Supplies: A whole crate of salted meats and bread (5 days supplies)

Population: 60 Refugees of Sunkenwood

Military: 15 Mercenary recruits (L0) 10 Mercenary Regulars (L1)

Bonus: [Dogs of War] – A hardened company of veterans, you are used to fighting your fellow man. +5 to combat against humans

Starting Location: Sunkenwood

Food: 5 Days(+1per3 days)

Hero Stats

Health: 25/25

Inventory: None

Magic Ability: None

1., 2. These may be Rough times, but I to the north of here lies another town. Perhaps there, we will find more men, more equipment, and more food. Do not worry, I shall go, along with a handful of my men. Geoff, Rick, grab five recruits, you’re coming with me.

3. Tim, check out those refugees. See if any of them are fit to be trained further and brought into the company.

4. Meanwhile, the rest of you get to work organizing everyone to gather enough materials to fix up this place. If we want to restore this town, we will need all of the resources you can gather.

Rolled 58, 22, 34, 12 = 126 (4d100)

>>22841

Hero Name: Liver the Jester King

Nation Name: The Fool's Kingdom

Fluff: The lords and ladies are dead, killed by the long winter, but the peasantry needed a leader, so poor Liver had to get put on a pedestal by the common folk, they didn't want one of their own to have to deal with all the shit flung at lords after all, especially when everything goes south. Unfortunately for Liver he was also the only one who knew anything about politics by virtue of having overheard stuff while performing for the courts. Thus it was obvious! Put the Fool in charge! Liver doesn't know how to rule a country! Liver does however know how to run a carnival act, well might as well delegate and run the land as one big festival, it's all he knows after all.

Resources: 1 unit Iron, 1 Unit wood

Supplies: 7 days’ worth (6 entire deer and a barrel fresh pickles and a bushel of rye)

Population: 60 Peasants

Military: 15 Clowns (L0) *HONK* 10 Angry Minstrels (L2)

Bonus: [One big joke] – You always seems to find the best in the dullest moments, and attempts at success are often the guise for horrible failures. Nat 1’s are hundred’s, and vice versa. Also, you can roll to end hostilities with other human party’s via humor, standard dice ratings apply.

Starting Location: Casterly Rock

Hero Stats

Health: 25/25

Inventory: None

Magic Ability: Cream pie summoning L3

1. 2. well I guess it's not like we really need food, though we should probably get some more just to make sure, ummm, let's get someone on that.

3. We're gonna need wood, both for warmth and cooking, so get some people on that too.

4. Liver doesn't really understand what to do, but he does know that happy people make better decisions, let's go around making sure people are happy, happy, happy!

Rolled 97, 44, 13, 23 = 177 (4d100)

Hero Name: Bryce Gardner

Nation Name: Warmth of the Garden

Fluff: "Called us crazy did they? That it was a stupid idea. Well poppycock on them, we were fucking right!"

Bryce Gardner seemed an eccentric, if not downright mad noble of the Reach, after he took the words of the Starks and Rumors of the north to heart.

Always complaining and warning about the ice demons beyond the wall and that winter really WAS coming, he spend a vast sum of his fortune stocking up his estate with glasses and glass making foundries, boilers and furnaces in excess, candles and lighting.

He was especially interested in Alchemists and any wizards for their ability to create fire, warmth, and light.

He funded and built massive "Glass Gardens", structures built entirely of glass which "would keep plants warm in the coldest winter, fed on molten snow and lampight in dim day or eternal night."

All over his lands these indoor gardens and farms popped up, as he ordered more glass foundries, chimneys in every house, pine tree's planted and "snow melting" boilers were built, to such a point it nearly came that his 'madness' almost cost him his life.

And then winter came. And it never left.

Bryce Gardner spent a full week writing letters and laughing and gloating over his prediction being right.

Now he owns one of the most fertile, if not THE most fertile and well stocked places north of Dorne where food still grows and people aren't cold or hungry. They are in fact, well fed, well stocked, and warm.

Resources: A stock of cattle, some wood (2 cows (4 days meat if butchered, +1 supplies milk every three days if kept alive), 2 units of wood)

Supplies: 3 days’ worth (A barrel of dried fish)

Population: 80 Farmers

Military: 25 Farmers with sharp objects (L0) 10 Armored Farmers (L1) 5 Farm Knights (L2)

Bonus: [Crazy prepared] – You always expect the unexpected, and have trick up your manure encrusted sleeves. You can reroll any critfail in the range of 2-5

Starting Location: The Mander Riverside

Hero Stats

Health: 25/25

Inventory: None

Magic Ability: Raising the Dead(Resurrection, not necromancy) L1

1. Well what are you waiting for? START THE GLASS PRODUCTION. WHERE ARE MY GARDENS?

>Start smelting glass panes for the gardens

2. Make sure the Furnaces are ready too. We need to keep the plants warm after all.

3. Catalog the seed bags, we need to know what we're going to prepare.

4. Dig some holes into the frozen river nearby, we need to start gathering fresh water and fish.

Rolled 23, 100, 91, 30 = 244 (4d100)

Hero Name: Randyll Beryl

Nation Name: The Knights of Summer. (TKS)

Fluff: >>22784

>>22840

Resources: A stock of cattle, some wood (2 cows (4 days meat if butchered, +1 supplies milk every three days if kept alive), 2 units of wood)

Supplies: 7 days’ worth (6 entire deer and a barrel fresh pickles and a bushel of rye)

Population: 60 various refuges

Military: 15 Armed Peasantry (L0) 10 Swordsmen (L1)

Bonus: [Stannis the Mannis] – Your grim attitude and stern demeanor for some reason endears people to you, and you find it easy to both locate and recruit people to your cause. +5 to recruitment rolls

Starting Location: Close to the ruins of Horn Hill in the Reach.

Hero Stats

Health: 25/25

Inventory: None

Magic Ability: Necromancy L1

1.scout horn Hill see what we will be up against.

2.3. Do our last recruitment drive before our attempts to claim horn Hill back.

Stannis the Mannis] +5

+10 hero personal attention.

4. Have the peasants gather more wood. We will need alot of torches if there are white walkers in the castle. And even more to fortify and repair after the reclamation.

Rolled 79, 31, 95, 36 = 241 (4d100)

>>22842

>Hero Name: William "The Phoenix of Ashmark"

>Nation Name:

>Fluff:

I don't want to set the world on fire.

>Resources: 1 unit iron 1 unit wood, 10 iron armor suits (used to upgrade troops to level 1)

>Supplies: A whole crate of salted meats and bread (5 days supplies)

>Population: 15

>Military: 5 Amateur Adventurers (L1)

>Bonus:

+ [R’hllor’s Chosen] – The fire god sends his blessing upon you, are you truly Azhor Ahai, or just a spark? On special occasions, certain things will happen if you roll a certain number, 42.

>Starting Location: Ashmark

1-2. Fire. What is it good for? Absolutely anything. As the rest of the Adventurers were still gathering their things William would practice command of the flame. To make it heed his commands would be no easy task, but he had managed to get this far.

>Assign William

3. They had to prepare for a long journey and the adventurers would gather what little supplies they had left in Ashemark, their journey would be dangerous and unpredicatble.

4. Information was essential. The adventurers would search the remains of Ashemark for the locations of possible artifacts.

>>22850

1. The cultist leave for the day and return as the sun sets, a elk carcass in tow. Gain: 1 Day's worth supplies, lose 1 to upkeep. New total: 1 days supplies

2-3. (The walking dead are controlled by the white walkers fam, can't recruit them) A small group of wildlings hiding in a nearby cave notices your men, and how they seem to walk unafraid of the beast that dwell in the forest, intrigued, they offer to join your band.

Gain Pop: + 7 Cultist

4. The mining and clear cutting goes well, the noise might eventually be a problem though.

Gain resources: +2 Wood, +1 Iron

>>22857

1. You wander the burnt out streets, the ashes mixing with the snow to make a grey slurry. Eventually you stumble across a man outside of a inn, surprisingly in operation despite the walker activity around here. They offer you 2 days supplies if you can go and clear out some wights that they locked in the basement, as it keeps the mead from being brought up.

2. While resting and considering the task you've been given, you keep and idle ear on the conversation in the inn. It's mostly gossip and tales of horror at the hands of the walkers and their wights, but you pick up on an interesting bead. Apparently the mad king and his royal host are holding King's landing still, despite the onslaught of the Others. The red walls of the city glow yellow now as the wildfire that lines most of the outside of the city lights the lands. The reach fairs better too, being able to field vast quantities of men that are holding the walkers at bay from it's fields and castles. This has lead to the the Landing drawing huge masses of wights, as it has the largest congregation of people left in Westeros, and the reach supplying the city well enough that not everyone is starving, just most. The supply lines, however, are raided constantly, and the Tyrells are looking for guards all the time. Payment is in armor, food, and whatever else you can ask for.

3. Much of Maidenpool is empty, and everyone that is here now carries a sword at the least. That being said, a local hedgeknight has set himself up as the "New lord of Dusttown" as that's what maidenpool is now called, for only dust remains. He offers you some better gear from his armory is you can manage to bring him a direwolf pup.

4. You walk around the empty streets of maidenpool, seeking a friend. A friend for the end of the world. As you're about the call it a night and head back to the inn. You hear a scuffle. A women being attacked by two men, Westerners by the looks of them. Just as you are about to aid the women, a pale one with jet black hair. See procures a knife from one of her assaulters belts and slits his throat. His mate is quick to throw her into the wall hard enough that she crumples like a sack of bricks, but you are quick behind him to crush his skull with your mace. As you check on the women, she rises up, with the knife quickly at your throat. After a few tense seconds, she thanks you for saving her life, and offers to journey with you for a while. She explains that she is a wilding, born north of the wall. Her name is Termi.

-1 supplies for upkeep. New total: 0

New category:

Party:

>Termi:

Health: 10/10

Equipment: Dagger (+1 To combat)

Furs

>>22858

1/2. You begin your ride to Coldwater, knowing nothing of the state of the castle. The trip is quiet, and you make good progress before taking shelter for the night. Another day and you'll be there, and the night is quiet. Thank the seven.

3. Tim reports that several of the peasants show skill with a training sword, but without more training are mere fodder now

Military: +2 Mercenary recruits

Pop: -2 refugees

4. You set the peasents to gathering supplies before you leave. A raven reports that the results were average at best

Gain Resources: 1 unit wood

-1 unit supplies for upkeep. New total: 4 days supplies

>>22868

1/2. The cellars of the rock have quite a bit of food, you manage to have some clowns get some without being noticed by the wights that patrol the lower halls.

-1 days supplies for upkeep. Gain 1 days supplies. New total: 7 days supplies

3. Your men manage to find a few beams, but its hardly enough to much but reinforce some holes in the roof.

Gain Resources: 1/2 unit wood

4. The jokes fall flat, people are actually worse now. You pie yourself in the face in disgrace.

>>22874

1. The farmers start melting the sand for the glass, it goes well to say the least. Nearby in the hills reports of a magical pony prancing on rainbows circulate among the men.

Gain resources: 2 Units Glass

2. The furnaces sputter averagely, the plants live another day.

3. It's bad, very bad. Some bastard lost the seed bags!

4. The ice is too hard, the tools don't make a dent.

Upkeep: -1 days supplies, new total, 2 days worth

last updoots later tonight

Rolled 80, 50, 2, 85 = 217 (4d100)

>>23105

Hero Name: Randyll Beryl

Nation Name: The Knights of Summer. (TKS)

Fluff: >>22784

>>22840

Resources: A stock of cattle, some wood (2 cows (4 days meat if butchered, +1 supplies milk every three days if kept alive ), 2.5 units of wood)

Supplies: 6 days’ worth (5 entire deer and a barrel fresh pickles and a bushel of rye) [milk +1 CC:2/3]

Population: 60 various refuges

Military: 15 Armed Peasantry (L0) 10 Swordsmen (L1)

>100 Militamen (L0) 35 Men at Arms (L1) 10 Guardsmen (L2) 5 Mounted Knights (L3)

Bonus: [Stannis the Mannis] – Your grim attitude and stern demeanor for some reason endears people to you, and you find it easy to both locate and recruit people to your cause. +5 to recruitment rolls

Starting Location: Close to the ruins of Horn Hill in the Reach.

Hero Stats

Health: 25/25

Inventory: None

Magic Ability: Necromancy L1

1. fashion 300 torches out of our wood stocks.

2.Use what other wood stocks we have to build a prepared fire wall line semi close to the castle. We will need a fallback point in case the battle goes poorly.

3. Train our militiamen and armed peasantry into better fighters.

+10 hero personal attention.

4.Send the men to cut down more lumber we need alot.

Rolled 80, 33, 87, 100 = 300 (4d100)

Hero Name: Vlen

Nation Name: New Dusk

Fluff: Before the Winter, before the chaos, The New Dusk was just another mercenary company, trying to get by. But when the land started being taken from the hands of men, the company began to grow more and more fragmented. One night at camp, the men heard noises to the north of them. Scared and starved, the newer soldiers asked the commanders to move back to civilization. The commanders refused. The soldiers demanded, but still the commanders refused. Finally, a fight broke out, and chaos spread through the camp.

Vlen, a veteran without any command at the time, took charge of a group of men who would loyally follow him and were not involved in the chaos. They fled south to the relative safety of his home in Sunkenwood. There, he managed to rally the city to follow him into the dark and treacherous times which were undoubtedly soon to come.

Resources: Steel armor x15 (Used to upgrade troops to L2) 1 Cow (4 days meat if butchered, +1 supplies milk every three days if kept alive) 1 unit Wood.

Supplies: A whole crate of salted meats and bread (4 days supplies)

Population: 58 Refugees of Sunkenwood

Total Military: 17 Mercenary recruits (L0) 10 Mercenary Regulars (L1)

At Sunkenwood: 8 Mercenary Regulars, 12 Mercenary recruits

With Vlen: 2 Mercenary Regulars, 5 Mercenary recruits

Bonus: [Dogs of War] – A hardened company of veterans, you are used to fighting your fellow man. +5 to combat against humans

Starting Location: Sunkenwood

Food: 4 Days(+1per3 days)(1)

Hero Stats

Health: 25/25

Inventory: None

Magic Ability: None

Send the raven back with orders.

1. Lucas, Pete, gather some people and get more wood for rebuilding the town.

2. Marc, you and Cott train those recruits.

3. Everyone else, get to work rebuilding Snakewood.

4. I shall continue to travel northward with my party.

Rolled 62, 96, 44, 66 = 268 (4d100)

>>23101

Hero Name: Bryce Gardner

Nation Name: Warmth of the Garden

Fluff: "Called us crazy did they? That it was a stupid idea. Well poppycock on them, we were fucking right!"

Bryce Gardner seemed an eccentric, if not downright mad noble of the Reach, after he took the words of the Starks and Rumors of the north to heart.

Always complaining and warning about the ice demons beyond the wall and that winter really WAS coming, he spend a vast sum of his fortune stocking up his estate with glasses and glass making foundries, boilers and furnaces in excess, candles and lighting.

He was especially interested in Alchemists and any wizards for their ability to create fire, warmth, and light.

He funded and built massive "Glass Gardens", structures built entirely of glass which "would keep plants warm in the coldest winter, fed on molten snow and lampight in dim day or eternal night."

All over his lands these indoor gardens and farms popped up, as he ordered more glass foundries, chimneys in every house, pine tree's planted and "snow melting" boilers were built, to such a point it nearly came that his 'madness' almost cost him his life.

And then winter came. And it never left.

Bryce Gardner spent a full week writing letters and laughing and gloating over his prediction being right.

Now he owns one of the most fertile, if not THE most fertile and well stocked places north of Dorne where food still grows and people aren't cold or hungry. They are in fact, well fed, well stocked, and warm.

Resources: A stock of cattle, some wood (2 cows (4 days meat if butchered, +1 supplies milk every three days if kept alive), 2 units of wood, 2 Units Glass.

>Working furnaces!

Supplies: 2 days’ worth (A barrel of dried fish)

Population: 80 Farmers

Military: 25 Farmers with sharp objects (L0) 10 Armored Farmers (L1) 5 Farm Knights (L2)

Bonus: [Crazy prepared] – You always expect the unexpected, and have trick up your manure encrusted sleeves. You can reroll any critfail in the range of 2-5

Starting Location: The Mander Riverside

Hero Stats

Health: 25/25

Inventory: None

Magic Ability: Raising the Dead(Resurrection, not necromancy) L1

1-2. Well then open up the emergency reserve seed bags I hid somewhere, check the vault. I'm always prepared!

3. Easy solution, use some wood and build an a fishouse on one bank of the river. We can use one of the furnaces to heat some iron pipes to melt the ice and get to the water below. We'll have fresh water and fish soon enough!

4. Well, you heard them. MAGICAL PRANCING PONY! Send some guys to see about the rumor, anything can be true in the days of endless night!

Rolled 41, 42, 26, 96 = 205 (4d100)

>Scruffy updates

Yis.

>>23101

Hero Name: Geoffrey Sterling

Fluff: See first post in thread

Health: 30/30

Equipment: Rusty Mace (+2 to combat) Brittle

Hauberk (-1 to damage taken)

Supplies: Nothing

Magic: Skinchanging (L1)

Starting Location: Maidenpool (Dusttown)

Party:

>Termi:

Health: 10/10

Equipment: Dagger (+1 To combat)

Furs

1/2. The wights in the basement are an interesting conundrum. If the innkeeper didn't give a damn about his establishment, we could have it down in minutes with some fire. Of course, it won't be that easy. Once in there, we won't be able to use fire, lest the inn come down on us. The wights are mindless, and will probably follow us out if sufficiently provoked. Then, we can set them alight in the streets, where the fire won't be too much of a problem. Failing that, the two of us could go in there and try to incapacitate them, either but cutting off or bashing in their heads, and move them to somewhere where they can be burned.

3/4. Sometime, hopefully soon, I'll get inside this girl's furs, but for now, I need to focus on the other task at hand: the direwolf pup. Such a task won't be easy. The beasts are smart, dangerously so, and fierce. Termi might be able to rig a trap of some sort for one of them. We could even use the men we killed as bait. Hopefully, we'll get a pup that we can take and run, but if we get a full-grown wolf (far more likely), we can kill it while it's trapped, and use its furs, meat, and bones for supplies while we continue our search for a pup. Hopefully, we'll be able to get all this done quickly, and be able to head South, to King's Landing or the Reach. Doubtless, there will be other refugees. Maybe we could even stay up North. With Termi's skill at survival and my… whatever it is that I can do, we could lie low for the whole winter, and watch the Walkers go South, ignoring us. But we'll cross that bridge when we come to it, and focus on our immediate situation.

Rolled 77, 95, 57, 76 = 305 (4d100)

>>23105

Hero Name: Daeron Santagar

Nation Name: Children of Flame

Fluff: The Flame holds back the dark. We, the Children, must tend the Flame and feed it. It began with an Ember, burning in the heart of Daeron Santagar. A follower of R'hllor, his god's light allowed the young heir to Spottswood to survive in the dark continent of Westeros. Stranded in the Reach, the alchemist turned to religion to keep him sane. The Fire, the Fire protects. The Red God's love spreads through the land, warming the freezing hearts of the survivors. Throughout, the Flame burns eternal. The cleansing Flame of R'hllor, colored green and red with wildfire and naphtha, burns away the evils of the Others.

Resources: Steel armor x15 (Used to upgrade troops to L2) 2 Cow (8 days meat if butchered, +2 supplies milk every three days if kept alive)

Supplies: 8 days’ worth (6 entire deer and a barrel fresh pickles and a bushel of rye)

Population: 43 Children of Flame cultist

Military: 15 Fanatics (L0) 5 Alchemist (L1)

Bonus: [Wildfyre] – You hold the secret recipe for Wildfyre, the flaming green substance that sticks too and burns whatever it touches until it is no more. Use this knowledge carefully

Starting Location: Old Oak

Hero Stats

Health: 25/25

Inventory: None

Magic Ability: Glamoring L2

1 ) Daeron continues his magic for the day, shifting form to move among the commonfolk and hear how they truly think. +10 Hero

2 ) Give my Fanatics Steel Armor, the night is dark and full of terrors after all

3 ) Continue our search for stone and wood

4 ) Search my following for a Maester or inventor of some sort. An educated man is worth his weight in silver in these trying times

Rolled 94, 83, 46, 55 = 278 (4d100)

>>23105

Hero Name: William "The Phoenix of Ashmark"

Fluff: I don't want to set the world on fire.

Health: 30/30

Equipment: Flame emblazoned Hauberk (-3

Resources: 1 unit iron 1 unit wood, 10 iron armor suits (used to upgrade troops to level 1)

Supplies: A whole crate of salted meats and bread (4 days supplies)

Party:

>Bard

Health: 10/10

Equipment:

Dagger (+1 To combat)

Furs

>Markus

Health: 10/10

Equipment:

Halberd (+3 To combat)

Leather Thong (+1 to seduction)

>Shlomo

Health: 10/10

Equipment:

Coinbag (+3 gold coins everyday)

Iron Skullcap (- 2 Damage taken)

>Gertrude

Health: 10/10

Equipment:

Rusty Longsword (+1 to combat)

Furs

>Hodor

Health: 15/15

Equipment:

Giant Fist (+2 to combat)

Ragged tunic

Giant Dong (+10 to seduction)

Magic: Pyromancy L1

Location: Lan River

+ Magic: Pyromancy L2 2/10

1. North. It was what the voice in the flame had demanded of him and they would oblige. The supplies they had were sparse and they would need to find more on the way, the path was dangerous and uncertain, however William was sure that they would find their way. So North the band travelled in search of a prophecy to end the long night.

2. As they travelled onwards it was William who experimented with the new powers the flame had blessed him with. Of course there were plenty of things to do, however he needed to be ready for whenever it was that the walkers or perhaps even worse attacked.

+ Pyromancy L2 2/10

+ Assign William

3. But they had not lost their humanity. As William was the shining beacon of light, destined to end the long night it was his utmost duty to inspire those around him. And as they moved North they would seek out those in need to help them with whatever it was that they needed help with. Fighting of the undead, finding those lost or retrieving objects from dangerous places they were ready for it all.

4. Food was a very real issue in the abandoned ruins of the old world. The further North they went the harder food would be to come by. They would seek out old supply storages but eventually they would have to resort to hunting if nothing else could be found.

Rolled 40, 15, 88, 49 = 192 (4d100)

>>23101

Hero Name: Liver the Jester King

Nation Name: The Fool's Kingdom

Fluff: The lords and ladies are dead, killed by the long winter, but the peasantry needed a leader, so poor Liver had to get put on a pedestal by the common folk, they didn't want one of their own to have to deal with all the shit flung at lords after all, especially when everything goes south. Unfortunately for Liver he was also the only one who knew anything about politics by virtue of having overheard stuff while performing for the courts. Thus it was obvious! Put the Fool in charge! Liver doesn't know how to rule a country! Liver does however know how to run a carnival act, well might as well delegate and run the land as one big festival, it's all he knows after all.

Resources: 1 unit Iron, 1 1/2 Unit wood

Supplies: 7 days’ worth (6 entire deer and a barrel fresh pickles and a bushel of rye)

Population: 60 Peasants

Military: 15 Clowns (L0) *HONK* 10 Angry Minstrels (L2)

Bonus: [One big joke] – You always seems to find the best in the dullest moments, and attempts at success are often the guise for horrible failures. Nat 1’s are hundred’s, and vice versa. Also, you can roll to end hostilities with other human party’s via humor, standard dice ratings apply.

Starting Location: Casterly Rock

Hero Stats

Health: 25/25

Inventory: None

Magic Ability: Cream pie summoning L3

second verse mostly same as the first

1. Let's try to get more food than we're using this time

2. Let's train the clowns to be better at stealth, get more food past the wights, also eventually be able to take them out in ambushes

3. Let's collect some more wood, we need to be able to build up defenses if necessary.

4. Well, maybe the wounds were too fresh, let's try cheering people up again

>>24008

no worries friendo, updoots soon. I'm on baz right now, and WILL finish them tomorrow.

y'all that are still living can post now, and since I'm apparently still banned, tell the bros in chat and on steam to post too

Rolled 79, 96, 92, 79 = 346 (4d100)

Hero Name: Vlen

Nation Name: New Dusk

Fluff: Before the Winter, before the chaos, The New Dusk was just another mercenary company, trying to get by. But when the land started being taken from the hands of men, the company began to grow more and more fragmented. One night at camp, the men heard noises to the north of them. Scared and starved, the newer soldiers asked the commanders to move back to civilization. The commanders refused. The soldiers demanded, but still the commanders refused. Finally, a fight broke out, and chaos spread through the camp.

Vlen, a veteran without any command at the time, took charge of a group of men who would loyally follow him and were not involved in the chaos. They fled south to the relative safety of his home in Sunkenwood. There, he managed to rally the city to follow him into the dark and treacherous times which were undoubtedly soon to come.

Resources: Steel armor x15 (Used to upgrade troops to L2) 1 Cow (4 days meat if butchered, +1 supplies milk every three days if kept alive) 2 unit Wood.

Supplies: A whole crate of salted meats and bread (4 days supplies)

Population: 62 Refugees of Sunkenwood

Total Military: 17 Mercenary recruits (L0) 10 Mercenary Regulars (L1)

At Sunkenwood: 8 Mercenary Regulars, 12 Mercenary recruits

With Vlen: 2 Mercenary Regulars, 5 Mercenary recruits

Bonus: [Dogs of War] – A hardened company of veterans, you are used to fighting your fellow man. +5 to combat against humans

Starting Location: Sunkenwood

Construction: Sunkenwood Shantytown – 3/10 (cost 4 units wood, 2 units iron at completion)

Food: 3 Days(+1per3 days)(2)

Hero Stats

Health: 25/25

Inventory:

Relic: Ovular Rock (Warm)

Magic Ability: None

The raven has returned, telling of our progress. I send it back, with new orders:

1. Lucas and Pete, take your team and keep gathering wood for the reconstruction project. It will undoubtably be needed.

2. Seems as though the reconstruction will take more resources than initially thought. Kraig, you and Alen grab a few folk and go try to find some iron to make sure things are sturdy.

3. It seems as though the building is going well. Keep working on it.

4. I have arrived at the outskirts of Coldwater. My party and I will search the city for survivors and resources.

Rolled 40, 47, 12, 45 = 144 (4d100)

>>24025

Thank you, based Scruffy.

>Hero Name: Geoffrey Sterling

>Fluff: See first post in thread

>Health: 30/30

>Equipment: Rusty Mace (+2 to combat) Brittle

>Hauberk (-1 to damage taken)

>Supplies: Nothing

>Magic: Skinchanging (L1)

>Starting Location: Maidenpool (Dusttown)

>Party:

>>Termi:

>Health: 10/10

>Equipment: Dagger (+1 To combat)

>Furs

1/2/3/4. Life is good. There's nothing like a good fight to get the blood flowing. The match-up is perfect: 3 drunks for 3 wights, and 1 wight in armour for me. If the fires are still burning, I can use a torch as a weapon. If not, I will GLADLY just bash its brains out. I've never seen much of anything survive having the contents of its skull all over my mace. Once my wight is down for the count, I can help the others with theirs. (+25 to combat from L5, +2 to combat from Rusty Mace)

This is how combat works, right?

>>24025

I think you might have combined annirira's and my update together

>>24055

I see. So, do you want me to fix my roll, like, partition the actions?

>>24060

if you want to reroll, sure, if not, I'll just take the first two rolls

Rolled 73, 72, 17, 63 = 225 (4d100)

>>24022

Hero Name: Bryce Gardner

Nation Name: Warmth of the Garden

Fluff: "Called us crazy did they? That it was a stupid idea. Well poppycock on them, we were fucking right!"

Bryce Gardner seemed an eccentric, if not downright mad noble of the Reach, after he took the words of the Starks and Rumors of the north to heart.

Always complaining and warning about the ice demons beyond the wall and that winter really WAS coming, he spend a vast sum of his fortune stocking up his estate with glasses and glass making foundries, boilers and furnaces in excess, candles and lighting.

He was especially interested in Alchemists and any wizards for their ability to create fire, warmth, and light.

He funded and built massive "Glass Gardens", structures built entirely of glass which "would keep plants warm in the coldest winter, fed on molten snow and lampight in dim day or eternal night."

All over his lands these indoor gardens and farms popped up, as he ordered more glass foundries, chimneys in every house, pine tree's planted and "snow melting" boilers were built, to such a point it nearly came that his 'madness' almost cost him his life.

And then winter came. And it never left.

Bryce Gardner spent a full week writing letters and laughing and gloating over his prediction being right.

Now he owns one of the most fertile, if not THE most fertile and well stocked places north of Dorne where food still grows and people aren't cold or hungry. They are in fact, well fed, well stocked, and warm.

Resources: A stock of cattle, some wood (2 cows (4 days meat if butchered, +1 supplies milk every three days if kept alive) [3/3], 2 units of wood, 2 Units Glass.

>Working furnaces!

Supplies: 1 days’ worth (A barrel of dried fish), 1 supply of milk, 3 bags of Golden Wheat

Population: 80 Farmers

Military: 25 Farmers with sharp objects (L0) 10 Armored Farmers (L1) 5 Farm Knights (L2)

Bonus: [Crazy prepared] – You always expect the unexpected, and have trick up your manure encrusted sleeves. You can reroll any critfail in the range of 2-5

Starting Location: The Mander Riverside

Hero Stats

Health: 25/25

Inventory: None

Magic Ability: Raising the Dead(Resurrection, not necromancy) L1

Whoever hurts that horse dies.

1-2. Also get back to work on those greenhouses we have the Wheat now to just get the damn things ready.

We have the furnaces and the glass, what's left before we can start planting?

3-4. And keep working on the Fish houses! 1/6

Also we have milk now! That means half rations but the upshot is we're adding milk to your diet. Warm milk. Enjoy the porrige boys.

Rolled 98, 24, 21, 13 = 156 (4d100)

>>24056

Hero Name: Daeron Santagar

Nation Name: Children of Flame

Fluff: The Flame holds back the dark. We, the Children, must tend the Flame and feed it. It began with an Ember, burning in the heart of Daeron Santagar. A follower of R'hllor, his god's light allowed the young heir to Spottswood to survive in the dark continent of Westeros. Stranded in the Reach, the alchemist turned to religion to keep him sane. The Fire, the Fire protects. The Red God's love spreads through the land, warming the freezing hearts of the survivors. Throughout, the Flame burns eternal. The cleansing Flame of R'hllor, colored green and red with wildfire and naphtha, burns away the evils of the Others.

Resources: 2 Cow (8 days meat if butchered, +2 supplies milk every three days if kept alive)

Supplies: 7 days’ worth (6 entire deer and a barrel fresh pickles and a bushel of rye) 2 supplies of milk

Population: 43 Children of Flame cultist, 1 Novice Maester

Military: 5 Alchemist (L1) 15 Alchemist (L1.5)

Bonus: [Wildfyre] – You hold the secret recipe for Wildfyre, the flaming green substance that sticks too and burns whatever it touches until it is no more. Use this knowledge carefully

Starting Location: Old Oak

Hero Stats

Health: 25/25

Inventory: None

Magic Ability: Glamoring L2

1 ) Daeron continues his magic for the day +10 Hero

2&3) Begin repairing the burned out shell of Old Oak

4 ) Have the Maester and Daeron work on a new weapon, something that would allow wildfyre to be sprayed from atop castle walls down onto invaders

Rolled 80, 94, 1, 93 = 268 (4d100)

>>24056

Hero Name: Daeron Santagar

Nation Name: Children of Flame

Fluff: The Flame holds back the dark. We, the Children, must tend the Flame and feed it. It began with an Ember, burning in the heart of Daeron Santagar. A follower of R'hllor, his god's light allowed the young heir to Spottswood to survive in the dark continent of Westeros. Stranded in the Reach, the alchemist turned to religion to keep him sane. The Fire, the Fire protects. The Red God's love spreads through the land, warming the freezing hearts of the survivors. Throughout, the Flame burns eternal. The cleansing Flame of R'hllor, colored green and red with wildfire and naphtha, burns away the evils of the Others.

Resources: 2 Cow (8 days meat if butchered, +2 supplies milk every three days if kept alive)

Supplies: 7 days’ worth (6 entire deer and a barrel fresh pickles and a bushel of rye) 2 supplies of milk

Population: 43 Children of Flame cultist, 1 Novice Maester

Military: 5 Alchemist (L1) 15 Alchemist (L1.5)

Bonus: [Wildfyre] – You hold the secret recipe for Wildfyre, the flaming green substance that sticks too and burns whatever it touches until it is no more. Use this knowledge carefully

Starting Location: Old Oak

Hero Stats

Health: 25/25

Inventory: None

Magic Ability: Glamoring L2

1 ) Daeron continues his magic for the day +10 Hero

2&3) Begin repairing the burned out shell of Old Oak

4 ) Have the Maester and Daeron work on a new weapon, something that would allow wildfyre to be sprayed from atop castle walls down onto invaders or wights

Rolled 48, 95, 91, 90 = 324 (4d100)

>>24056

Hero Name: Liver the Jester King

Nation Name: The Fool's Kingdom

Fluff: The lords and ladies are dead, killed by the long winter, but the peasantry needed a leader, so poor Liver had to get put on a pedestal by the common folk, they didn't want one of their own to have to deal with all the shit flung at lords after all, especially when everything goes south. Unfortunately for Liver he was also the only one who knew anything about politics by virtue of having overheard stuff while performing for the courts. Thus it was obvious! Put the Fool in charge! Liver doesn't know how to rule a country! Liver does however know how to run a carnival act, well might as well delegate and run the land as one big festival, it's all he knows after all.

Resources: 1 unit Iron, 3 Unit wood

Supplies: 7 days’ worth (6 entire deer and a barrel fresh pickles and a bushel of rye)

Population: 60 Peasants

Military: 14 Clowns (L0) *HONK* 10 Angry Minstrels (L2)

Bonus: [One big joke] – You always seems to find the best in the dullest moments, and attempts at success are often the guise for horrible failures. Nat 1’s are hundred’s, and vice versa. Also, you can roll to end hostilities with other human party’s via humor, standard dice ratings apply.

Starting Location: Casterly Rock

Hero Stats

Health: 25/25

Inventory: None

Magic Ability: Cream pie summoning L3

{Sorry had meant to add the +10 to the 4th action}

1. Right let's not do something stupid like that again okay? Let's just train the clowns in STEALTH, I know it's hard but it's possible [+10 from Liver]

2. Begin building defenses around the castle for people who might try to attack us for our supplies

3. Train up some of the peasantry to be able to defend the walls of Casterly rock if necessary, I'm sure there are crossbows or something around here

4. Send a few peasants and minstrels to find an iron mine and get that set up.

Rolled 65, 46, 100, 5 = 216 (4d100)

Hero Name: Randyll Beryl

Nation Name: The Knights of Summer. (TKS)

Fluff: >>22784

>>22840

Resources: A stock of cattle, some wood (2 cows (4 days meat if butchered, +1 supplies milk every three days if kept alive ), 2.0 units of wood)

Supplies: 6 days’ worth (5 entire deer and a barrel fresh pickles and a bushel of rye) [milk +1 CC:3/3]

Population: 60 various refuges

Military: 15 Armed Peasantry (L0) 10 Swordsmen (L1)

>100 Militamen (L0) 35 Men at Arms (L1) 10 Guardsmen (L2) 5 Mounted Knights (L3)

Bonus: [Stannis the Mannis] – Your grim attitude and stern demeanor for some reason endears people to you, and you find it easy to both locate and recruit people to your cause. +5 to recruitment rolls

Starting Location: Close to the ruins of Horn Hill in the Reach.

Hero Stats

Health: 25/25

Inventory: None

300 Torches (+2 to combat with walkers and wights)

Magic Ability: Necromancy L1

Buildings:

Fire-line (+5 to retreat/defense rolls)

1.2.3.4. It is time my brothers we take horn hill today!

Every man will have a torch some will have 2. Keep at least one lit you will need it to fight the monsters we fight today.

With fire and steel we shall retake the castle for mankind and the knights of summer.

+10 hero personal attention.

+2 to combat with walkers and wights

and hopefully not necessary but if it is.

Fire-line (+5 to retreat/defense rolls)

Rolled 84, 4, 35, 86 = 209 (4d100)

>>24025

Hero Name: William "The Phoenix of Ashmark"

Fluff: I don't want to set the world on fire.

Health: 30/30

Equipment: Flame emblazoned Hauberk (-3

Resources: 1 unit iron 1 unit wood, 10 iron armor suits (used to upgrade troops to level 1)

Supplies: A whole crate of salted meats and bread (4 days supplies)

Party:

>Bard

Health: 10/10

Equipment:

Dagger (+1 To combat)

Furs

>Markus

Health: 10/10

Equipment:

Halberd (+3 To combat)

Leather Thong (+1 to seduction)

>Shlomo

Health: 10/10

Equipment:

Coinbag (+3 gold coins everyday)

Iron Skullcap (- 2 Damage taken)

>Gertrude

Health: 10/10

Equipment:

Rusty Longsword (+1 to combat)

Furs

>Hodor

Health: 15/15

Equipment:

Giant Fist (+2 to combat)

Ragged tunic

Giant Dong (+10 to seduction)

Magic: Pyromancy L1

Location: Lan River

+ Magic: Pyromancy L2 5/10

1. A blacksmith this far north, left behind in the abdandoned wastes of the old world? Truly a remarkable man, William would be happy to have a chat with him and learn more about his motives and actions. Certainly there was much to learn and he could even possess valuable information about the surrounding areas.

2. As his powers would continue to grow William would have to stay in control and learn the reaches and limitations that came with it. If he wanted to protect his companions from the everlasting winter he would have to be at his very best at all times, always vigilant, never faltering.

+ Pyromancy L2 5/10

3. Marked for explorations that would of course have to wait. None the less William would continue his search to find those in need and aid them, as this was one of the few things people were still able to contribute to this world that had seen the dead walking the earth. No matter how disturbing the current turn of events may have been one could not be allowed to loose faith in the will of the people to prosper even under the most harsh conditions.

4. Once more the question of food remained, having run into hares William's little party had gotten lucky, however people needed to eat just about every day, even though they had gone for more time without food. He did not intend to put a strain on his people, but he didn't want to make any false promises either, the easiest solution to the issue would finding something edible as soon as possible.

>>24041

1. Lucas and Pete depart after you give the order, and they return several hours later with a few casks of pickled meats. It's not much, but it'll keep your party fed for a few days

Gain: +3 supplies

2. Your men and their assistants go through the ruins of the town, collecting whatever metal they find. all in all, its a very good haul.

Gain Resources: +3 Units of Iron

3. The work continues, and the cruel biting winds spurns your people on more so then your words of encouragement ever could.

>Sunkenwood shantytown 5/10

4. The Castle is empty, even of corpses. You see an ample amount of wood, no doubt gathered from the nearby snakewoods. The Castle seems to be undamaged as well, and a sense of dread comes upon you. Your men find the armory almost empty, but a few suits of useful armor and swords still remain.

+ 4 Suits of Iron Armor (Used to upgrade troops to L1)

> - 1 supplies for upkeep

Rolled 4 + 27 (1d100)

>>24508

>Hero Name: Geoffrey Sterling

>Fluff: See first post in thread

>Health: 30/30

>Equipment: Rusty Mace (+2 to combat) Brittle

>Hauberk (-1 to damage taken)

>Supplies: Nothing (-1?)

>Magic: Skinchanging (L1)

>Starting Location: Maidenpool (Dusttown)

>Party:

>>Termi:

>Health: 10/10

>Equipment: Dagger (+1 To combat)

>Furs

1. Geoffrey (+25 (L5) +2 (Rusty Mace)) Well, I guess you just can't get good help nowadays. A three versus one fight isn't fair, but the wights might be able to manage. The best option for me would be to force them to fight me one by one. Perhaps an alleyway could work? I don't want to get cornered, so I'll keep an eye out for other options. As they come towards me, I'll dispatch them with sharp blows to the head, or disabling blows to the legs. Afterwards, we burn everything. Maybe even the drunks. Come to think of it, I might just take everything the drunks own once the fight's over, assuming they're still knocked out.

Rolled 43, 47, 21, 58 = 169 (4d100)

>>24508

Hero Name: Daeron Santagar

Nation Name: Children of Flame

Fluff: The Flame holds back the dark. We, the Children, must tend the Flame and feed it. It began with an Ember, burning in the heart of Daeron Santagar. A follower of R'hllor, his god's light allowed the young heir to Spottswood to survive in the dark continent of Westeros. Stranded in the Reach, the alchemist turned to religion to keep him sane. The Fire, the Fire protects. The Red God's love spreads through the land, warming the freezing hearts of the survivors. Throughout, the Flame burns eternal. The cleansing Flame of R'hllor, colored green and red with wildfire and naphtha, burns away the evils of the Others.

Resources: 2 Cow (8 days meat if butchered, +2 supplies milk every three days if kept alive)

Supplies: 6 days’ worth (6 entire deer and a barrel fresh pickles and a bushel of rye) 2 supplies of milk

Population: 42 Children of Flame cultist, 1 Novice Maester

Military: 5 Alchemist (L1) 15 Alchemist (L1.5)

Bonus: [Wildfyre] – You hold the secret recipe for Wildfyre, the flaming green substance that sticks too and burns whatever it touches until it is no more. Use this knowledge carefully

Starting Location: Old Oak

Hero Stats

Health: 25/25

Inventory: None

Magic Ability: Glamoring L2

1 ) Daeron continues his magic for the day +10 Hero 6/10 Glamoring L3

2&3) Begin rebuilding Old Oak

4 ) Keep working on the Wildfyre thrower

Rolled 69, 45, 95, 64 = 273 (4d100)

Hero Name: Vlen

Nation Name: New Dusk

Fluff: Before the Winter, before the chaos, The New Dusk was just another mercenary company, trying to get by. But when the land started being taken from the hands of men, the company began to grow more and more fragmented. One night at camp, the men heard noises to the north of them. Scared and starved, the newer soldiers asked the commanders to move back to civilization. The commanders refused. The soldiers demanded, but still the commanders refused. Finally, a fight broke out, and chaos spread through the camp.

Vlen, a veteran without any command at the time, took charge of a group of men who would loyally follow him and were not involved in the chaos. They fled south to the relative safety of his home in Sunkenwood. There, he managed to rally the city to follow him into the dark and treacherous times which were undoubtedly soon to come.

Resources: Steel armor x15 (Used to upgrade troops to L2) 1 Cow (4 days meat if butchered, +1 supplies milk every three days if kept alive) 2 unit Wood. 4 Suits of Iron Armor (Used to upgrade troops to L1) 3 Units of Iron

Supplies: A whole crate of salted meats and bread (4 days supplies)

Population: 62 Refugees of Sunkenwood

Total Military: 17 Mercenary recruits (L0) 10 Mercenary Regulars (L1)

At Sunkenwood: 8 Mercenary Regulars, 12 Mercenary recruits

With Vlen: 2 Mercenary Regulars, 5 Mercenary recruits

Bonus: [Dogs of War] – A hardened company of veterans, you are used to fighting your fellow man. +5 to combat against humans

Starting Location: Sunkenwood

Construction: Sunkenwood Shantytown – 5/10 (cost 4 units wood, 2 units iron at completion)

Food: 7 Days(+1per3 days)(0)

Hero Stats

Health: 25/25

Inventory:

Relic: Ovular Rock (Warm)

Magic Ability: None

The raven has returned, telling of the men’s progress. I send it back, with a new set of orders:

1. Lucas and Pete, the supplies were nice, but we do truly need more wood for the town construction. Take your team out to find some.

2. Well done, Kraig and Alen. Continue to scour for more metals.

3. Continue to build the town. Progress seems to be going smoothly.

4. I will be heading back now.

Rolled 13, 54, 70, 87 = 224 (4d100)

>>24509

Hero Name: William "The Phoenix of Ashmark"

Fluff: I don't want to set the world on fire.

Health: 30/30

Equipment: Flame emblazoned Hauberk (-3

Resources: 1 unit iron 1 unit wood, 10 iron armor suits (used to upgrade troops to level 1)

Supplies:

+ A whole crate of salted meats and bread (4 days supplies)

+ Stag Meat (3 days supplies)

Party:

>Bard

Health: 10/10

Equipment:

Dagger (+1 To combat)

Furs

>Markus

Health: 10/10

Equipment:

Halberd (+3 To combat)

Leather Thong (+1 to seduction)

>Shlomo

Health: 10/10

Equipment:

Coinbag (+3 gold coins everyday)

Iron Skullcap (- 2 Damage taken)

>Gertrude

Health: 10/10

Equipment:

Rusty Longsword (+1 to combat)

Furs

>Hodor

Health: 15/15

Equipment:

Giant Fist (+2 to combat)

Ragged tunic

Giant Dong (+10 to seduction)

Magic: Pyromancy L1

Location: Lan River

+ Magic: Pyromancy L2 5/10

1-2. Truly a horrendous turn of events, William would have to make sure it would never happen again. He had been a guest in the mans home, to kill him even if accidentally went against anything that was right and proper. Control was of utmost importance, for anybody could burn down a village, but to protect and rebuild was a far more ardous task.

+ Pyromancy L2 5/10

+ ASSign William

3-4. How far North would they have to go? William was uncertain. The flames had spoken to him to head North and continue to do so. Would he have to go beyond the wall into the icy wastes? They were hardly more lethal than the abandoned wastelands of the old world. But what lay beyond that? Far North where the ice never thawed? He would find out.

Rolled 16, 77, 98, 38 = 229 (4d100)

Hero Name: Bryce Gardner

Nation Name: Warmth of the Garden

Fluff: "Called us crazy did they? That it was a stupid idea. Well poppycock on them, we were fucking right!"

Bryce Gardner seemed an eccentric, if not downright mad noble of the Reach, after he took the words of the Starks and Rumors of the north to heart.

Always complaining and warning about the ice demons beyond the wall and that winter really WAS coming, he spend a vast sum of his fortune stocking up his estate with glasses and glass making foundries, boilers and furnaces in excess, candles and lighting.

He was especially interested in Alchemists and any wizards for their ability to create fire, warmth, and light.

He funded and built massive "Glass Gardens", structures built entirely of glass which "would keep plants warm in the coldest winter, fed on molten snow and lampight in dim day or eternal night."

All over his lands these indoor gardens and farms popped up, as he ordered more glass foundries, chimneys in every house, pine tree's planted and "snow melting" boilers were built, to such a point it nearly came that his 'madness' almost cost him his life.

And then winter came. And it never left.

Bryce Gardner spent a full week writing letters and laughing and gloating over his prediction being right.

Now he owns one of the most fertile, if not THE most fertile and well stocked places north of Dorne where food still grows and people aren't cold or hungry. They are in fact, well fed, well stocked, and warm.

Resources: A stock of cattle, some wood (2 cows (4 days meat if butchered, +1 supplies milk every three days if kept alive) [3/3], 2 Units Glass.

>Working furnaces!

>2 Greenhouses (Unfertilized)

Supplies:1 supply of milk, 3 bags of Golden Wheat

Population: 80 Farmers

Military: 25 Farmers with sharp objects (L0) 10 Armored Farmers (L1) 5 Farm Knights (L2)

Bonus: [Crazy prepared] – You always expect the unexpected, and have trick up your manure encrusted sleeves. You can reroll any critfail in the range of 2-5

Starting Location: The Mander Riverside

Hero Stats

Health: 25/25

Inventory: None

Magic Ability: Raising the Dead(Resurrection, not necromancy) L1

1-2. Fertilize the Greenhouses with the wheat!

3-4. We're down to our last supplies of milk and wheat and I'd rather not eat our seedbanks.

GET THAT FISHOUSE UP. NOW! 4/6

>>24708

edit. Milk is at 1/3

Rolled 29, 96, 26 = 151 (3d100)

>>24576

wight rolls

3 Fresh Wights (L0) - They stumble towards you, mouths agape in either hunger or anguish.

Rolled 57, 70, 92, 94 = 313 (4d100)

>>24509

Hero Name: Randyll Beryl

Nation Name: The Knights of Summer. (TKS)

Fluff: >>22784

>>22840

Resources: A stock of cattle, some wood (2 cows (4 days meat if butchered, +1 supplies milk every three days if kept alive ), 2.0 units of wood)

Supplies: 5 days’ worth (4 entire deer and a barrel fresh pickles and a bushel of rye) [milk +1 CC:1/3]

Population: 60 various refuges

Military: 15 Armed Peasantry (L0) 10 Swordsmen (L1)

>100 Militamen (L0) 35 Men at Arms (L1) 10 Guardsmen (L2) 5 Mounted Knights (L3)

Bonus: [Stannis the Mannis] – Your grim attitude and stern demeanor for some reason endears people to you, and you find it easy to both locate and recruit people to your cause. +5 to recruitment rolls

Starting Location: Close to the ruins of Horn Hill in the Reach.

Hero Stats

Health: 25/25

Inventory: Valyrian Steel sword (+10 to single combat)

300 Torches (+2 to combat with walkers and wights)

Magic Ability: Necromancy L1

Buildings:

Fire-line (+5 to retreat/defense rolls)

1.2.3.4. That dragon was a stroke of luck gentlemen. Now it is time to clear out the lower levels. open the doors and make enough noise to draw the walkers to us. Use the halls and doorways to our advantage so the numbers can swamp us.

+2 to combat with walkers and wights

and hopefully not necessary but if it is.

Fire-line (+5 to retreat/defense rolls)

>>24753

Do I respond to this somehow, or do you fluff what happens in the next updoot?

>>24768

I'll fluff dara-san, don't worry you pretty Bron head

>>24662

1/2. The training goes well, and you learn to better control the flame. Those memories will haunt you, but they served a purpose, the flame does not bow to you, you bow to it, you must learn to master yourself, for it is the only way you can master the flame.

>> Pyromancy L2 7/10

3/4. Your force continues to march north, headless of the biting winds seemingly telling you to turn back. The embers lead further north, until you finally arrive at it, the massive, imposing megalithic structure. The Wall. At the top of it, a fire burns at the edge of the ledge facing you.

>>24708

1/2. Your men begin seeding the green houses with the wheat seeds, and it goes well. The soil is soft and supple, and gives easily to the men’s hoes and shovels. The seeds fall into the small holes they’ve dug, and with the fresh water from the frozen river on them, it is all coming along quite nicely.

>Gain: 2 Greenhouses (Fertilized - +10 food in 5 days, must be replanted after each harvest)

3/4. The fish house is finished as well, complete with an iron screw to drill holes in the frozen ice, and an ice box to store the fish that you catch.

>Gain: 1 Fish house (must roll for food, but guaranteed food for every roll [1-9 = 1 day, 10-19 = 2 day, etc.])

>>24761

1/2/3/4. Your men enter the castle, still warm from the dragon fire. They kick aside piles of ash and slag as they walk by, the castle filled with only the remains of its previous occupants. The same cannot be said of its basement, as the yells and bellows of your men are soon bear witness to. The din of battle soon fills the air as the wights in the castle’s cellars make their counter-attack.

>Fighting 40 Wights

20 L0 Fresh Wights

10 L1 Aged Wights

5 L2 Painted Wights

5 L3 Armored Wights

>>24591

>>24576

>>24598

>>24662

>>24708

>>24761

>Upkeep: - 1 Supplies

Rolled 69, 16, 94, 88 = 267 (4d101)

>>24945

>>24761

Wight Rolls

1. 20 L0 Fresh Wights - The Freshest of the Wights rush out of the cellar first, as if they are trying to take as much of the will and strength out of your men while the more experienced wights wait back.

2. 10 L1 Aged Wights - These wights seem to pick at the men already engaged, odd in that they seem to do so in a manner unbefitting mindless corpses.

3. 5 L2 Painted Wights - These wights exhibit even greater intelligence then the last, as they hang back and engage your troops at range.

4. 5 L3 Armored Wights - The largest and oldest of the wights draw your soldiers to themselves, attempting to use their armor and heavy shields to keep your men busy trying to kill them

Rolled 39, 35, 66, 25 = 165 (4d100)

>>24944

Hero Name: Daeron Santagar

Nation Name: Children of Flame

Fluff: The Flame holds back the dark. We, the Children, must tend the Flame and feed it. It began with an Ember, burning in the heart of Daeron Santagar. A follower of R'hllor, his god's light allowed the young heir to Spottswood to survive in the dark continent of Westeros. Stranded in the Reach, the alchemist turned to religion to keep him sane. The Fire, the Fire protects. The Red God's love spreads through the land, warming the freezing hearts of the survivors. Throughout, the Flame burns eternal. The cleansing Flame of R'hllor, colored green and red with wildfire and naphtha, burns away the evils of the Others.

Resources: 2 Cow (8 days meat if butchered, +2 supplies milk every three days if kept alive)

Supplies: 5 days’ worth (6 entire deer and a barrel fresh pickles and a bushel of rye) 4 supplies of milk

Population: 42 Children of Flame cultist, 1 Novice Maester

Military: 5 Alchemist (L1) 15 Alchemist (L1.5)

Bonus: [Wildfyre] – You hold the secret recipe for Wildfyre, the flaming green substance that sticks too and burns whatever it touches until it is no more. Use this knowledge carefully

Starting Location: Old Oak

Hero Stats

Health: 25/25

Inventory: None

Magic Ability: Glamoring L2

1 ) Daeron continues his magic for the day +10 Hero 7/10 Glamoring L3

2&3) Continue work on the Old Oak Shantytown 1/10

4 ) Keep working on the Wildfyre thrower 2/8

Rolled 50 + 27 (1d100)

>>24944

>Hero Name: Geoffrey Sterling

>Fluff: See first post in thread

>Health: 28/30

>Equipment: Rusty Mace (+2 to combat) Brittle

>Hauberk (-1 to damage taken)

>Supplies: Nothing (-2?)

>Magic: Skinchanging (L1)

>Starting Location: Maidenpool (Dusttown)

>Party:

>>Termi:

>Health: 10/10

>Equipment: Dagger (+1 To combat)

>Furs

1. Geoffrey (+25 (L5) +2 (Rusty Mace)) Agh! That shit hurts! I haven't been bitten that hard since I visited Sunspear! It's time to put this thing out of my misery. If it's smart enough to duck, bob, and weave, it may be prudent to bait it. A feint would be effective. It ducks my mace only to meet my fist. It wouldn't do much but take the sad sack of shit off balance. After that, I can finish it off. And guess what? The only point where the plan could go wrong is the mace swing. If it doesn't duck, it gets hit. If it ducks, it gets hit. I'm not getting nearly enough for this. I should convince this guy, one way or another, to give me more for my trouble.

Rolled 75, 11, 48, 51 = 185 (4d100)

Hero Name: Vlen

Nation Name: New Dusk

Fluff: Before the Winter, before the chaos, The New Dusk was just another mercenary company, trying to get by. But when the land started being taken from the hands of men, the company began to grow more and more fragmented. One night at camp, the men heard noises to the north of them. Scared and starved, the newer soldiers asked the commanders to move back to civilization. The commanders refused. The soldiers demanded, but still the commanders refused. Finally, a fight broke out, and chaos spread through the camp.

Vlen, a veteran without any command at the time, took charge of a group of men who would loyally follow him and were not involved in the chaos. They fled south to the relative safety of his home in Sunkenwood. There, he managed to rally the city to follow him into the dark and treacherous times which were undoubtedly soon to come.

Resources: Steel armor x15 (Used to upgrade troops to L2) 1 Cow (4 days meat if butchered, +1 supplies milk every three days if kept alive) 4 unit Wood. 4 Suits of Iron Armor (Used to upgrade troops to L1) 4 Units of Iron

Supplies: A whole crate of salted meats and bread (4 days supplies)

Population: 62 Refugees of Sunkenwood

Total Military: 17 Mercenary recruits (L0) 10 Mercenary Regulars (L1)

At Sunkenwood: 8 Mercenary Regulars, 12 Mercenary recruits

With Vlen: 2 Mercenary Regulars, 5 Mercenary recruits

Bonus: [Dogs of War] – A hardened company of veterans, you are used to fighting your fellow man. +5 to combat against humans

Starting Location: Sunkenwood

Construction: Sunkenwood Shantytown – 5/10 (cost 4 units wood, 2 units iron at completion)

Food: 6 Days(+1per3 days)(1)

Hero Stats

Health: 25/25

Inventory:

Relic: Ovular Rock (Warm)

Magic Ability: None

Coldwater Burn appears almost completely empty, but intact. It appears things have been going well since I left. We don’t really need any more resources right now.

1. Tim, see if any of these refugees are useful. More men are always useful.

2. Geoff, Rick, grab some of the recruits and go hunting. We need to be prepared.

3. Finish building the town. We have the materials, and it will be useful.

4. I need to study this strange stone I found on the way to Coldwater.

>>24964

as this fight is taking a matter of minutes, you still have the same amount as when it began, sorry for not mentioning it earlier

Rolled 50, 68, 56, 94, 5, 93, 41 = 407 (7d100)

>>24947

100 Militamen (L0) the militiamen will mostly stay back and keep their torches ready to ward off any potential break throughs. They are also in charge of taking any wounded back and keeping the portal clear so the Wights can't use the corpses as ladders/barricades. They will burn bodies as quickly as possible.

15 Armed Peasantry (L0) ^^^^^

10 Swordsmen (L1)! ⬇⬇⬇⬇

35 Men at Arms (L1) the men at arms, swordsmen and guardsmen are the core fighters here. Target extremities and fight defensively.

10 Guardsmen (L2) ^^^^

5 Mounted Knights (L3) obviously not mounted atm they are the reserve force to be used in emergencies if a break goes badly enough.

Randyll with valerian sword

The absolute last resort. He is mostly in charge of command obviously will enter the fray only if deemed absolutely necessary.

Rolled 67 + 25 (1d100)

>>24968

secret roll :3

Rolled 76, 67, 13, 42 = 198 (4d100)

Hero Name: Bryce Gardner

Nation Name: Warmth of the Garden

Fluff: "Called us crazy did they? That it was a stupid idea. Well poppycock on them, we were fucking right!"

Bryce Gardner seemed an eccentric, if not downright mad noble of the Reach, after he took the words of the Starks and Rumors of the north to heart.

Always complaining and warning about the ice demons beyond the wall and that winter really WAS coming, he spend a vast sum of his fortune stocking up his estate with glasses and glass making foundries, boilers and furnaces in excess, candles and lighting.

He was especially interested in Alchemists and any wizards for their ability to create fire, warmth, and light.

He funded and built massive "Glass Gardens", structures built entirely of glass which "would keep plants warm in the coldest winter, fed on molten snow and lampight in dim day or eternal night."

All over his lands these indoor gardens and farms popped up, as he ordered more glass foundries, chimneys in every house, pine tree's planted and "snow melting" boilers were built, to such a point it nearly came that his 'madness' almost cost him his life.

And then winter came. And it never left.

Bryce Gardner spent a full week writing letters and laughing and gloating over his prediction being right.

Now he owns one of the most fertile, if not THE most fertile and well stocked places north of Dorne where food still grows and people aren't cold or hungry. They are in fact, well fed, well stocked, and warm.

Resources: A stock of cattle, some wood (2 cows (4 days meat if butchered, +1 supplies milk every three days if kept alive), 2 Units Glass.

>Working furnaces!

>2 Greenhouses (Fertilized - +10 food in 5 days, must be replanted after each harvest)

Supplies:

2 bags of Golden Wheat [+10 in 1/5 turns]

0 Milk [+1 in 2/3 Turns]

Population: 80 Farmers

Military: 25 Farmers with sharp objects (L0) 10 Armored Farmers (L1) 5 Farm Knights (L2)

Bonus: [Crazy prepared] – You always expect the unexpected, and have trick up your manure encrusted sleeves. You can reroll any critfail in the range of 2-5

Starting Location: The Mander Riverside

Hero Stats

Health: 25/25

Inventory: None

Magic Ability: Raising the Dead(Resurrection, not necromancy) L1

1-2. Fishing Rolls.

3-4. Now that we have a steady supply of food, we can begin harvesting the LUMBER I so carefully planted. We need building supplies for my next project.

Set up a Lumber Mill!

Rolled 79 (1d100)

>>24964

wight roll

Rolled 37, 50, 49, 79 = 215 (4d100)

>>25001

Hero Name: William "The Phoenix of Ashmark"

Fluff: I don't want to set the world on fire.

Health: 30/30

Equipment: Flame emblazoned Hauberk (-3

Resources: 1 unit iron 1 unit wood, 10 iron armor suits (used to upgrade troops to level 1)

Supplies:

+ A whole crate of salted meats and bread (3 days supplies)

+ Stag Meat (3 days supplies)

Party:

>Bard

Health: 10/10

Equipment:

Dagger (+1 To combat)

Furs

>Markus

Health: 10/10

Equipment:

Halberd (+3 To combat)

Leather Thong (+1 to seduction)

>Shlomo

Health: 10/10

Equipment:

Coinbag (+3 gold coins everyday)

Iron Skullcap (- 2 Damage taken)

>Gertrude

Health: 10/10

Equipment:

Rusty Longsword (+1 to combat)

Furs

>Hodor

Health: 15/15

Equipment:

Giant Fist (+2 to combat)

Ragged tunic

Giant Dong (+10 to seduction)

Magic: Pyromancy L1

Location: Lan River

+ Magic: Pyromancy L2 7/10

1-2. Continuous practice of the lore of fire will teach a man a lot about himself. Control is the key to victory.

3-4. Approach the wall!

Rolled 95, 18, 15, 75 = 203 (4d100)

Hero Name: Vlen

Nation Name: New Dusk

Fluff: Before the Winter, before the chaos, The New Dusk was just another mercenary company, trying to get by. But when the land started being taken from the hands of men, the company began to grow more and more fragmented. One night at camp, the men heard noises to the north of them. Scared and starved, the newer soldiers asked the commanders to move back to civilization. The commanders refused. The soldiers demanded, but still the commanders refused. Finally, a fight broke out, and chaos spread through the camp.

Vlen, a veteran without any command at the time, took charge of a group of men who would loyally follow him and were not involved in the chaos. They fled south to the relative safety of his home in Sunkenwood. There, he managed to rally the city to follow him into the dark and treacherous times which were undoubtedly soon to come.

Resources: Steel armor x15 (Used to upgrade troops to L2) 1 Cow (4 days meat if butchered, +1 supplies milk every three days if kept alive) 4 unit Wood. 4 Suits of Iron Armor (Used to upgrade troops to L1) 4 Units of Iron

Supplies: A whole crate of salted meats and bread (4 days supplies)

Population: 57 Refugees of Sunkenwood

Total Military: 19 Mercenary recruits (L0) 10 Mercenary Regulars (L1)

Bonus: [Dogs of War] – A hardened company of veterans, you are used to fighting your fellow man. +5 to combat against humans

Starting Location: Sunkenwood

Construction: Sunkenwood Shantytown – 6/10 (cost 4 units wood, 2 units iron at completion)

Food: 5 Days(+1per3 days)(2)

Hero Stats

Health: 25/25

Inventory:

Relic: Ovular Rock (Luke-Warm)

Magic Ability: None

Well done Tim. The rest of you could do better.

1. Lucas, Pete. Grab some of our people and gather more wood.

2. Geoff, Rick, refresh your hunting party and continue to hunt. We need to be prepared.

3. Keep on building the town. Everything is in place.

4. Now, I need to make a fire for this stone. It is growing colder, and that seems problematic.

Rolled 26, 38, 51, 18 = 133 (4d100)

>>25001

Hero Name: Randyll Beryl

Nation Name: The Knights of Summer. (TKS)

Fluff: >>22784

>>22840

>Resources:

A stock of cattle: 2 cows (4 days meat if butchered, +1 supplies milk every three days if kept alive )

2.0 units of wood

>Supplies: 4 days’ worth

3 entire deer and a barrel fresh pickles and a bushel of rye)

[milk +1 CC:2/3]

>Population: 60 various refuges

>Military:

100 Militamen (L0) 10 Swordsmen (L1) 32 Men at Arms (L1) 9 Guardsmen (L2) 5 Mounted Knights (L3)

Bonus: [Stannis the Mannis] – Your grim attitude and stern demeanor for some reason endears people to you, and you find it easy to both locate and recruit people to your cause. +5 to recruitment rolls

Starting Location: Close to the ruins of Horn Hill in the Reach.

Hero Stats

Health: 25/25

Inventory: Valyrian Steel sword (+10 to single combat)

300 Torches (+2 to combat with walkers and wights)

Magic Ability: Necromancy L1

Buildings:

Fire-line (+5 to retreat/defense rolls)

L2 Castle (House Tarly)

1.2.3.4

The time has come to Appraise all of what we have in the castle. I want the larders checked for leftover supplies. The armory searched and all weapons accounted for. I want a catalog of all the inner castle and the castle town(the blacksmith, stables, Dog kennels, Living quarters, training area, etc) I want to know what condition they are in and what will be needed to bring them up to full conditions most will have been damaged by either the initial wight taking of the castle or the dragons fire but the foundations at least will be there for us to build on. Get to it gentlemen and do not leave your weapons lying around there could still be wights hiding somewhere be ready.

Rolled 47, 1, 6, 73 = 127 (4d100)

>>25001

Hero Name: Daeron Santagar

Nation Name: Children of Flame

Fluff: The Flame holds back the dark. We, the Children, must tend the Flame and feed it. It began with an Ember, burning in the heart of Daeron Santagar. A follower of R'hllor, his god's light allowed the young heir to Spottswood to survive in the dark continent of Westeros. Stranded in the Reach, the alchemist turned to religion to keep him sane. The Fire, the Fire protects. The Red God's love spreads through the land, warming the freezing hearts of the survivors. Throughout, the Flame burns eternal. The cleansing Flame of R'hllor, colored green and red with wildfire and naphtha, burns away the evils of the Others.

Resources: 2 Cow (8 days meat if butchered, +2 supplies milk every three days if kept alive)

Supplies: 5 days’ worth (6 entire deer and a barrel fresh pickles and a bushel of rye) 3 supplies of milk

Population: 42 Children of Flame cultist, 1 Novice Maester

Military: 5 Alchemist (L1) 15 Alchemist (L1.5)

Bonus: [Wildfyre] – You hold the secret recipe for Wildfyre, the flaming green substance that sticks too and burns whatever it touches until it is no more. Use this knowledge carefully

Starting Location: Old Oak

Hero Stats

Health: 25/25

Inventory: None

Magic Ability: Glamoring L2

1 ) Daeron continues his magic for the day +10 Hero 8/10 Glamoring L3

2&3) Continue work on the Old Oak Shantytown ?/10

4 ) Keep working on the Wildfyre thrower. Make sure to restrict the access to alcohol 2/8

Gonna post soon

Hero Name: Bryce Gardner

Nation Name: Warmth of the Garden

Fluff: "Called us crazy did they? That it was a stupid idea. Well poppycock on them, we were fucking right!"

Bryce Gardner seemed an eccentric, if not downright mad noble of the Reach, after he took the words of the Starks and Rumors of the north to heart.

Always complaining and warning about the ice demons beyond the wall and that winter really WAS coming, he spend a vast sum of his fortune stocking up his estate with glasses and glass making foundries, boilers and furnaces in excess, candles and lighting.

He was especially interested in Alchemists and any wizards for their ability to create fire, warmth, and light.

He funded and built massive "Glass Gardens", structures built entirely of glass which "would keep plants warm in the coldest winter, fed on molten snow and lampight in dim day or eternal night."

All over his lands these indoor gardens and farms popped up, as he ordered more glass foundries, chimneys in every house, pine tree's planted and "snow melting" boilers were built, to such a point it nearly came that his 'madness' almost cost him his life.

And then winter came. And it never left.

Bryce Gardner spent a full week writing letters and laughing and gloating over his prediction being right.

Now he owns one of the most fertile, if not THE most fertile and well stocked places north of Dorne where food still grows and people aren't cold or hungry. They are in fact, well fed, well stocked, and warm.

Resources: A stock of cattle, some wood (2 cows (4 days meat if butchered, +1 supplies milk every three days if kept alive), 2 Units Glass.

>Working furnaces!

>2 Greenhouses (Fertilized - +10 food in 5 days, must be replanted after each harvest)

Supplies:

2 bags of Golden Wheat [+10 in 1/5 turns]

1 Milk [+1 in 3/3 Turns]

+6 Days worth Fresh Fish:

Population: 80 Farmers

Military: 25 Farmers with sharp objects (L0) 10 Armored Farmers (L1) 5 Farm Knights (L2)

Bonus: [Crazy prepared] – You always expect the unexpected, and have trick up your manure encrusted sleeves. You can reroll any critfail in the range of 2-5

Starting Location: The Mander Riverside

Hero Stats

Health: 25/25

Inventory: None

Magic Ability: Raising the Dead(Resurrection, not necromancy) L1

Lumber Mill 1/10

Rolled 90, 54, 80, 83 = 307 (4d100)

>>25315

1. Obviously we'll want to FREEZE the fish. Like, let's just free four of them and the other two we'll eat.

2-3. We need more Wood. Go and chop some trees!

4. And keep building the lumber mill 1/10

Rolled 100, 3 = 103 (2d100)

>>25001

>Hero Name: Geoffrey Sterling

>Fluff: See first post in thread

>Health: 27.5/30

>Equipment: Rusty Mace (+2 to combat) Brittle

>Hauberk (-1 to damage taken)

>Supplies: Nothing

>Magic: Skinchanging (L1)

>Starting Location: Maidenpool (Dusttown)

>Party:

>>Termi:

>Health: 10/10

>Equipment: Dagger (+1 To combat)

>Furs

1. That's finally done. It took longer than I expected, and I fought sloppily. I need more practice. In any event, there's supplies waiting for me. In fact, due to the complicated nature of the battle, I should push for more from the innkeeper. I've got nothing, and hopefully Termi's coming back soon, so I'll need more supplies when she does.

2. If the drunks are still unconscious, I'll root through their pockets and take their shit. Payment for failure in battle, you see. If not, I can just leave. I don't need another fight. Well, I do, but I need to tend to my wounds first, which is what I'll do if they aren't still out for the count.

>>25535

Gain Relic: Ovular Rock [room temp]

Rolled 76, 91, 59, 36 = 262 (4d100)

>>25860

Hero Name: Randyll Beryl

Nation Name: The Knights of Summer. (TKS)

Fluff: >>22784

>>22840

>Resources:

A stock of cattle: 2 cows (4 days meat if butchered, +1 supplies milk every three days if kept alive )

6.0 units of wood

2 Units of Iron

>Supplies: 9 days’ worth

3 entire deer and a barrel fresh pickles and a bushel of rye)

[milk +1 CC:3/3]

>Population: 60 various refuges

>Military:

70 Militamen (L0) 10 Swordsmen (L1) 62 Men at Arms (L1) 9 Guardsmen (L2) 5 Mounted Knights (L3)

Bonus: [Stannis the Mannis] – Your grim attitude and stern demeanor for some reason endears people to you, and you find it easy to both locate and recruit people to your cause. +5 to recruitment rolls

Starting Location: Close to the ruins of Horn Hill in the Reach.

Hero Stats

Health: 25/25

Inventory: Valyrian Steel sword (+10 to single combat)

300 Torches (+2 to combat with walkers and wights)

Magic Ability: Necromancy L1

Buildings:

Fire-line (+5 to retreat/defense rolls)

L2 Castle (House Tarly)

>Castle Repair 1/15 (Will cost 4 units of iron, 6 units of wood, and 2 units of clothe)

1.2.Continue repairs on the castle 1/15 (spend 2 units of iron and 6 of wood)

3.Send out men to hunt down some merchants hopefully we can buy what else we need for the castle.

4.(+10) While some men are out hunting merchants lets send some salvage parties to nearby abandoned villages the kingdom is full of them nowadays. We will loot them and carry off everything we can.

send 60 Militamen (L0), 32 Men at Arms (L1) and myself .

Rolled 82, 81 = 163 (2d100)

>>25860

>Hero Name: Geoffrey Sterling

>Fluff: See first post in thread

>Health: 27.5/30

>Equipment:

Rusty Mace (+2 to combat) Brittle

Hauberk (-1 to damage taken)

>Relic: Ovular Rock [Room temperature]

>Supplies: Nothing

>Magic: Skinchanging (L1)

>Starting Location: Maidenpool (Dusttown)

>Party:

>>Termi:

>Health: 10/10

>Equipment: Dagger (+1 To combat)

>Furs

1. Ugh. I hate wights so much. They don't have the good sense to die when you bash their ribcages in. After I greet Termi, we can head upstairs (If there is an upstairs), or onto the roof (If there isn't an upstairs). From there, we can drop heavy shit onto the wights' skulls. We can take the wolf with us or lock it in a storage cupboard or something, though I admit, it's pretty cute.

2. On the way up, I'll grab a bottle of booze and a bit of cloth from somewhere, disinfect my wound, and tie it up. I can worry about the rock later. It's cool, though.

Rolled 45, 46, 68, 44 = 203 (4d100)

>>25860

Hero Name: Daeron Santagar

Nation Name: Children of Flame

Fluff: The Flame holds back the dark. We, the Children, must tend the Flame and feed it. It began with an Ember, burning in the heart of Daeron Santagar. A follower of R'hllor, his god's light allowed the young heir to Spottswood to survive in the dark continent of Westeros. Stranded in the Reach, the alchemist turned to religion to keep him sane. The Fire, the Fire protects. The Red God's love spreads through the land, warming the freezing hearts of the survivors. Throughout, the Flame burns eternal. The cleansing Flame of R'hllor, colored green and red with wildfire and naphtha, burns away the evils of the Others.

Resources: 2 Cow (8 days meat if butchered, +2 supplies milk every three days if kept alive)

Supplies: 4 days’ worth (6 entire deer and a barrel fresh pickles and a bushel of rye) 3 supplies of milk

Population: 42 Children of Flame cultist, 1 Novice Maester

Military: 5 Alchemist (L1) 15 Alchemist (L1.5)

Bonus: [Wildfyre] – You hold the secret recipe for Wildfyre, the flaming green substance that sticks too and burns whatever it touches until it is no more. Use this knowledge carefully

Starting Location: Old Oak

Hero Stats

Health: 25/25

Inventory: None

Magic Ability: Glamoring L2

1 ) Daeron continues his magic for the day +10 Hero 9/10 Glamoring L3

2&3) Damn the traitor flames, rebuild the town! From the ashes will rise a great city1

4 ) Keep working on the Wildfyre thrower. Make sure to restrict the access to alcohol 4/8

Rolled 54, 86, 96, 67 = 303 (4d100)

>>25860

Hero Name: Daeron Santagar

Nation Name: Children of Flame

Fluff: The Flame holds back the dark. We, the Children, must tend the Flame and feed it. It began with an Ember, burning in the heart of Daeron Santagar. A follower of R'hllor, his god's light allowed the young heir to Spottswood to survive in the dark continent of Westeros. Stranded in the Reach, the alchemist turned to religion to keep him sane. The Fire, the Fire protects. The Red God's love spreads through the land, warming the freezing hearts of the survivors. Throughout, the Flame burns eternal. The cleansing Flame of R'hllor, colored green and red with wildfire and naphtha, burns away the evils of the Others.

Resources: 2 Cow (8 days meat if butchered, +2 supplies milk every three days if kept alive)

Supplies: 4 days’ worth (6 entire deer and a barrel fresh pickles and a bushel of rye) 3 supplies of milk

Population: 42 Children of Flame cultist, 1 Novice Maester

Military: 5 Alchemist (L1) 15 Alchemist (L1.5)

Bonus: [Wildfyre] – You hold the secret recipe for Wildfyre, the flaming green substance that sticks too and burns whatever it touches until it is no more. Use this knowledge carefully

Starting Location: Old Oak

Hero Stats

Health: 25/25

Inventory: None

Magic Ability: Glamoring L2

1 ) Daeron continues his magic for the day +10 Hero 9/10 Glamoring L3

2&3) Damn the traitor flames, rebuild the town! From the ashes will rise a great city1

4 ) Keep working on the Wildfyre thrower 4/8

>>25920

of course the good rolls come when I doublepost :(

Rolled 56, 10, 52, 39 = 157 (4d100)

>>25860

Hero Name: William "The Phoenix of Ashmark"

Fluff: I don't want to set the world on fire.

Health: 30/30

Equipment: Flame emblazoned Hauberk (-3

Resources: 1 unit iron 1 unit wood, 10 iron armor suits (used to upgrade troops to level 1)

Supplies:

+ A whole crate of salted meats and bread (3 days supplies)

+ Stag Meat (3 days supplies)

Party:

>Bard

Health: 10/10

Equipment:

Dagger (+1 To combat)

Furs

>Markus

Health: 10/10

Equipment:

Halberd (+3 To combat)

Leather Thong (+1 to seduction)

>Shlomo

Health: 10/10

Equipment:

Coinbag (+3 gold coins everyday)

Iron Skullcap (- 2 Damage taken)

>Gertrude

Health: 10/10

Equipment:

Rusty Longsword (+1 to combat)

Furs

>Hodor

Health: 15/15

Equipment:

Giant Fist (+2 to combat)

Ragged tunic

Giant Dong (+10 to seduction)

Magic: Pyromancy L1

Location: Lan River

+ Magic: Pyromancy L2 9/10

1-2. Preparing to master Pyromancy now was more crucial than ever. He needed to be prepared for whatever awaited him at the top of that wall.

+ Pyromancy L2 9/10

3-4.Try getting up the wall. Of course using the elevator would put William in harm's way, so some of his people would have to stay back until he could assure that things were safe.

Rolled 99, 69, 2, 98 = 268 (4d100)

Hero Name: Vlen

Nation Name: New Dusk

Fluff: Before the Winter, before the chaos, The New Dusk was just another mercenary company, trying to get by. But when the land started being taken from the hands of men, the company began to grow more and more fragmented. One night at camp, the men heard noises to the north of them. Scared and starved, the newer soldiers asked the commanders to move back to civilization. The commanders refused. The soldiers demanded, but still the commanders refused. Finally, a fight broke out, and chaos spread through the camp.

Vlen, a veteran without any command at the time, took charge of a group of men who would loyally follow him and were not involved in the chaos. They fled south to the relative safety of his home in Sunkenwood. There, he managed to rally the city to follow him into the dark and treacherous times which were undoubtedly soon to come.

Resources: Steel armor x15 (Used to upgrade troops to L2) 1 Cow (4 days meat if butchered, +1 supplies milk every three days if kept alive) 7 unit Wood. 4 Suits of Iron Armor (Used to upgrade troops to L1) 4 Units of Iron

Supplies: A whole crate of salted meats and bread (4 days supplies)

Population: 57 Refugees of Sunkenwood

Total Military: 19 Mercenary recruits (L0) 10 Mercenary Regulars (L1)

Bonus: [Dogs of War] – A hardened company of veterans, you are used to fighting your fellow man. +5 to combat against humans

Starting Location: Sunkenwood

Construction: Sunkenwood Shantytown – 6/10 (cost 4 units wood, 2 units iron at completion)

Food: 5 Days(+1per3 days)(0)

Hero Stats

Health: 25/25

Inventory:

Relic: Ovular Rock (Luke-Warm)

Magic Ability: None

That was a sorry effort by all of you. Work harder.

1. Lucas, Pete. Continue gathering more wood.

2. Rick, Continue to lead the hunting party. And while you’re out there, find Geoff.

3. Finish building the damn town already.

4. Blood…Bonds… this stone is weird. Blood is easy enough to come by. I slit my hand and drip blood on it.