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Never made a thread before, I hope I did it right
Wait shoot wrong last thread
Previous >>26902944

>>26975628
You need the anchor post and the vote post. Also threadly reminder to hit /nasa/'s rep with a brick.

https://youtu.be/rwCJvSKzQkc
WAAAARRRR!!
MY! WAAARRRRR!!
MYY! WAAARRRR!

>>26975698
Can someone else make the thread next time? I don’t want this thread to die

Bread's kind of confusing with no anchor posts. Should we bake new new bread?

>>26975899
Nah, bread came out okay
Still edible

Anchor post for any story/map/lore. Please reply here for archival purposes. Anchored posts in the last thread will be archived within a day.
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Thank you!
Please also report if there's outdated/missing lore in OP!

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Feel free to submit your own prompts to inspire others!

>Clothing
What does the average Joe wear daily? Any formal dress impacted by tradition/culture? Is fashion being split by class or regional differences? Climate or other fantastical wackery making certain attire a necessity? Paint us a clearer picture of who you'll see walking through the streets!
>Food
What crops do your people grow for consumption? What about the food you import, and from where? Do you have unique delicacies? What are the common snacks or meals for the working class, or the rich and powerful? Any food reserved for ritual purposes? How about etiquette when eating? Any special practices during mealtime?
>Entertainment
What kinds of entertainment is popular for your people? How important are they seen as part of life? Do different class people have sufficiently different tastes? How much do the chuuba gods play a role in these entertainments?
>Religion
What religious rituals does your nation have to worship its deities? What's the religious structure look like? What's the official stance on other faiths?
>Alcohol and Drink
what do your people drink and what's is it made from? what sort of culture is there around drinking in your split?
>Development
What are your nation's current goals now? What are you trying to aim for in your development? Would said development make your people happy?
>Funeral Rites
How do your people observe the death of one of their own? What kind of ceremonies are held? How are their belongings handled?
>Music
What kind of musical instruments/music does your nation make/use?
>Name
Does your thread's nation have any naming conventions? What are people named, and why? Do names have meaning? Do people have surnames, and how are those derived?
>Politics
How does the balance of power look in your nation? who are the ruling/most powerful class? Who are they competing with?
>Superstition/Folklore
What sort of superstitions/folklore do your nation's people have, as in, are there things that the people believe in or things they think they know to be real that are not real on a meta level? What are omens of good or bad fortune? What mythical monsters lurk in the forests, or in the depths of the sea? Do some foods or materials have to be prepared in a certain way before they are seen as fit to use?
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Why did you all just stare at the poor intern instead of helping them post the anchors? Anyways.
>>26974181
I like these! Perhaps the church's overall doctrine is only concerned with degree of worship, rather than the specifics? Like, "as long as you love him enough it doesn't matter how." Here are some of my scattered thoughts on Kindred, if you'd like to weigh in on any of them:

-I was going to have Vox serve as a god of love (specifically leaning on the eros side -- perhaps non-kindred generally refer to him as a god of lust?) and fertility. This explains why some are pushing for the pregnancy cult's legitimacy -- while some claim it's just a breeding cult, others say it should surely fall under the purview of a fertility god. The push for legitimacy will likely eventually succeed. (You lot have been spreading at an alarming rate!) Incidentally, Uki would be another god of love, representing agape instead. It seems fitting for Fuuchan, the brother of one god of love, to have married another.

-In terms of appearance, since Kindred are shapeshifters, a lot of them would choose to look more or less like Vox(anne). Because they regard their deity as the absolute pinnacle of perfection, naturally his form is also regarded as perfect. This is part of why they all seem so in love with each other.

-Lineage-wise, because of the shapeshifting thing and an importance placed on family, different family lines have different tattoos -- typically floral sleeve tattoos -- to identify themselves. The tattoos stay regardless of the form a Kindred chooses to take, so you can immediately identify their heritage. This is partially also because of fanart etc in meta tending to give Vox japanese-style flower tattoos even though he doesn't have anything like that in canon.

Question for the Boyslore poster. What gender is the army?

>>26976273
>Why did you all just stare at the poor intern instead of helping them post the anchors?
Because sometimes you gotta let the interns figure it out.

>>26976368
Lucubs, mostly female because they're stronger.
Yaminions and Mystakes, female. Men are regarded as submissive and in need of protection in these cultures.
Kindred mostly female due to simple gender ratio and men likely being discouraged from such a dangerous profession when they're so incredibly rare.
Briskadets similarly mostly male because of tradwife values.
Others wouldn't particularly care about the gender of their fighters.

>>26976581
Good lore, thanks.

>>26976581
>Men are regarded as submissive and in need of protection in these cultures
You should look up tuareg and amazigh culture. The men are forced to wear covers while women are dominant

I think Selen dragons would love fish. Especially if its easy fish to catch in the rivers or shores. I think all dragons in general would love any meat they put in their mouth. As long as dragons don't exhaust themselves chasing prey they'll be happy.

>>26976819
Very interesting, I'll definitely take a look. Thanks for the suggestion!

Posted in General by accident but has anyone read the Kossacks reply to the Kindred yet?

>>26976852
Dragons are mostly found at high mountains and are worshipped as gods by the two dragon nations. They will supply fish and cows or whatever. Gold included.

>>26976273
I like the idea of Only being concerned with the degree of worship! That seems accurate to the nature of us.
Vox being a god leaning on the eros side makes sense. The pregnancy corruption has been indeed spreading an alarming rate, I think even a ryuguard got corrupted once. It will probably end up as accepted soon. I also like the idea about the tattoos.

Dont tell me we have people using magic to perform male pregnancy

>>26976183 https://rentry.org/iwz87
Please put Pomerlane story under NijiEN and label it as Pomerlane: Saga and other lore

>>26976986
I haven't had time to read anything yet, but I'll sit down and read through your new entries an hour or so from now.
>>26977132
Great! Did you want to take over writing for Kindred in general?
>>26977172
Listen, mpreg is an integral part of the Yaminion fanbase. I would never steal that from them.

>>26977229
LMAO. The madlad did it.

>>26977275
You should've attached shuartist anon's pregnant shu with the womb tattoo

>>26977275
I’m not really sure, I’m more of a story writer than a world building writer, but I will try and help out

>>26977275
>mpreg is an integral part of the Yaminion fanbase
But where exactly?
Up the butt or in the balls?

>>26977330
I don't think the poor maleanons outside our general are ready for quite that level of faggotry just yet.
>>26977339
That's fine! If you just want to focus on writing stories and contributing the occasional piece of lore, I can remain in charge of writing the overall worldbuilding docs. There are several fanbases here that are already set up that way. I'll defer to you if we have conflicting ideas, since you're the actual kindred here.

>>26977039
Goats would be good prey. Also I can see dragons flying down from mountains into the valley to swoop prey like a hawk, then fly back to the mountains. As for energy expenditure taking off costs more energy than actual gliding. Dragons would have to jump high enough their wings can flap before hitting the ground. This is also why dragons prefer gliding from high places instead of taking off from the ground. Dragons are kind of lazy like that.

>>26977418
They should be.

>>26977418
That sounds good!

>>26977452
I sort of made the dragons to be spoiled as hell anyways. They constantly have Human attention and get fed all the time.

I swear, Pomerlane anon makes all of the nations he is given badasses. He even made Phantomos look like beasts.

I see the reps are slowly descending into hornyposting again

>>26977497
So dragons love snoot boops and belly wubs?

>>26977557
>Phantomos look like beasts
Arent they too busy crying about Reimu interacting with Vox all the time?

Boys what the fuck happened when I was gone? I glimpse about on my lunch break and no bread?

>>26977588
Yep. Basically just a bunch of lazy bois up in the mountains.

>>26977567
The nijireps aren't hornyposting, our general is just like that. You can't accurately depict our fanbases without including all the weird fetishes that get posted about on a daily basis

>>26977608
As their rep, no fanbase wars here.

>>26977663
I dunno man. After seeing anons go on a tirade about fucking cousins followed by endless talk about Roseanon's ass I have no idea whats going on anymore

>>26977663
Selena's huge purple dragon cock

>>26977557
To be fair, the perception is probably a little skewed since he primarily writes about powerful figures in warfare and politics. I'm sure the average civilian Phantomo or Famelira or whomever isn't very badass compared to some other nations.

>>26977663
This. Also, It makes sense to me that a Pomudachi is the one committing war crimes. It just fits.

>>26977653
Now I miss Coco's American Dragons. American Dragons would love to play pranks on everybody to establish dominance.

>>26977726
>endless talk about Roseanon's ass
I'm the real victim here.

>>26977726
It was ONE Risuner. ONE.
He just wants us all to know that he fucked his cousin alot.

>>26977755
I did only make Phantomos a more hardy stock because of the Babirusas being next to them. Famelira is not made to be badasses at all either.

>>26977811
>tfw youre the dom but people keep calling you a sub

>>26977811
The curse of your cute reaction images

>>26977811
Brat needs correction

>>26977830
What the fuck is a babirusa and why would the weak phantomos defeat them?

>>26977930
Rosebro, you tackle this.

>>26977930
Rosebutas on 'roids

>>26977811
Charlie the Sanalite might have a nice ass. He knows how to shake it when dancing with bread dogs. He's perfect bait for the squirrel twins.

>>26978001
How do the weak Phantomos win then?

>>26977830
I was just throwing out fanbase names, to be completely honest I still need to catch up on the newest chapters. Makes sense that they have to be stronger to deal with that big old threat, though.
>>26977834
>>26977865
It sucks man, my oshi is too cute in every picture so I can't even help it. No matter what, people are just going to assume I'm cute or whatever by association.
>>26977868
I'll tear you in two with my bare hands.
>>26977930
Simply put, they're giant, crazed, and monstrous Rosebutas. They can crack a skull with one hand. Check Rosebud lore for a somewhat outdated description.

>>26978047
I take it you wont read so basically, this is due to having their asses kicked enough that they figure it out.

https://youtu.be/qoZrwcRKsWc
POV: Youre facing Deadbeat pirates

>>26978061
Yeah, thats fine. I have only made three fucking side stories, a myth, and two national lore.

>>26978092
That doesnt represent their crybaby fanbase though.

>>26978234
Last time, no tribalfagging here.

>>26978061
And this sucks why? Bitch your fucking cute and fun deal with it.
>>26977172
Pic related

>>26977416
Up the butt. They grow magic wombs because, as the Yaminions are so fond of saying, "Shu is a woman."
Just for you, tourist anon, here is the pregnant Shu artwork.

>>26978499
>not testicle prego
There goes my boner

>>26978339
I'll take the fun part and say thank you, but I am not particularly a fan of being called cute.
>>26978499
Classic. I'm a big fan of how that artist draws faces as well.

>>26978638
Good. Stop being horny in the worldbuilding thread.

>yurikeks, fujos, cannibals, hagfags, and lolicons in one place
Oh my. Now this is cultural exchange

>>26977229
Pomerlane anon, you anchored to the vote post again.

>>26978740
>mfw we still dont have reps from /horni/, /hag/, /uoh/, /ltg/
Im sad

>>26977229
>>26976141
Whoops

>>26977229
It should also probably be under /yeah/ or crossthread instead of /nijiEN/

>>26978978
That was a correction, not for what I did post but my big file.

>Try to look up pig snouts moving.
>Get pig slaughter videos instead.
Th-thanks YouTube.

Are Haatons related to Rosebutas?

>>26979377
Pig snouts, if not looked up carefully, can just give some really sad results.
>>26979464
Probably not. Rosebutas aren't even biologically related to normal pigs, it's just a strange evolutionary coincidence.

>>26978638
>testicle prego
the fuck?

>>26979539
I know you can cook with them. And I expected cooking recipes. I did not expect videos killing live pigs.

Fuuchan is still streaming and shows no sign of stopping any time soon. Sorry Pomerlane anon, I promise I'll read your new entries when my wife leaves.

>>26976141
Archive anon, please remove both of /nijien/'s "Lore Archive" links as well as the map labeled "Luxiem & Noctyx in /nijiEN/." They are all outdated.

>>26979684
I still like pork and I don't plan on being vegan any time soon, but man those videos make me sad as fuck.
>>26979784
I didn't understand this for a second and thought you were talking about being a lesbian or some shit.

>>26979593
it's a type of mpreg where the baby is conceived and developed inside either or both testicles. the dom cums down the sub's urethra and have his seed enter his testicles. Giving birth is as simple as trying to cum the baby out of your peehole.
I know this because when I was a young horny teenager I fantaszied doing this to my childhood friend

>>26980007
what the fuck

>>26980007
bro....

>>26980007
id imagine that would hurt like hell

>>26980007

>>26980007
Welp. goodbye cruel world. i'll see you again in the next loop

>>26980007

>>26979784
No worries, spend your time with Fuuchan.

>>26980007
i knew we were autustic as fuck but i hadn't comprehended the scope of sexual deviancy with which you niggas were capable until recent

>>26980007
>reading the description
okay weird fetish but I can totally get the logic
>reading the reasoning
anon. it's time to stop posting and take your meds

>>26980007
>spoiler
I've spent too much time on the internet for this to faze me, but that little spoiler just really fucking adds to it. Take some meds anon.

>>26979923
So pigs and boars use their noses to not only sniff out food but to also dig. Pigs eat almost anything from leafy greens, to grains, to tubers, to the prized truffle. Truffles apparently have a smell that's like boar testosterone which causes sows to go crazy. I wonder if Rosebutas and Haatons are adept truffle hunters. Mushrooms are great for B-complex vitamins, minerals, a bit of protein, and if you sun dry them vitamin D. Rosestone dried truffles would be an ideal delicacy.

>>26980359
>>26980269
>>26980219
>>26980058
>>26980032
Awww come off it. I did said it happened when i was a teenager. that phase ended more than a decade ago. I no longer have the primal desire to breed my childhood friend

I thought of another idea about the kindred. It seems that the deity Vox sometimes likes to visit the dreams of the kindred, and sometimes randomly visit the dreams of non kindred. In some cases when Vox visits the dreams of a non kindred, they may get converted into a kindred after.

>>26980588
Vox dreamwalking is mentioned in the overview!

cant sleep
anon will break into my room and impregnate my balls

>>26980473
I was actually thinking about truffles as well. It would be fun to have them as a sort of delicacy, especially because they seem to be subterranean in nature. I've put in that Tunnelhogs in particular are adept at digging, so I'm sure I can work the nose into that. Though I don't want Rosebutas to come off as ugly creatures, so I might tweak the nose some to make it more appealing.

>>26980007

>>26980555
I'm probably an oldfag who used to browse /b/. So kids getting of to hyper autistic degenerate shit like this is nothing new to me. There's a guy who cums just from stepping on bread. Autistics will get off to anything.

Anyway I'm waiting for the necrophiliac next.

>>26980588
Now Vox will appear in my saga…

>>26980657
*malepregs your balls*

>>26980712
thats just the Aloucreep thay jerked off to chinese women killing animals with their feet

>>26980753
He does more than that.

>>26980712
do the comfydants who keep posting porn of their oshi getting his guts fucked count?

>>26980705
But pig snouts are cute. Besides Rosebutas have hands now. So using the snout for digging is obsolete now they can use tools. Instead snouts have evolved to be used for communication.

>>26980843
Does this translates to Aloucreeps being psychopathic in this world?

>>26980943
As their rep…. You will find out ;)

>>26980652
Just want to add that Vox also seems to occasionally and in random bursts vosit non kindreds’ dreams. Vox invading my dreams is also what turned me into a kindred

>>26980886
>But pig snouts are cute
I agree, but not everyone does. It might look a bit strange to imagine it on a human-like face. Communication snouts are a better idea, was already planning on it for the most part so I'll just continue with that.

>>26980983
Alright, I'll add it to the doc! I should probably be including all the random questions I've answered in there too since we're getting so many newcomers now.

>>26980983
*into
I don’t know what the hell happened there

>>26979377
i enjoy the ones with the monkey, that dude is evil, but it is fun to watch regardless.

I feel like Vox would just be bros with Pomerlane. Not Pomerlane anon but I feel like hed be bros with the boys.

>>26981188
I am him, our reps from the boys can tell me what Vox thinks of him.

>>26980726
I’ll check it out!

>>26981251
Well, I need advice on how Vox would interact with him.

>>26980705
Pig snouts are cute, have you ever had a pet pig? Keep the snout, it’s lore friendly, too!

>>26980712
look to /meat/

Not kindred nor pomerlane but I feel like Vox would appreciate Pomerlanes killing tendencies…

>>26981244
I feel he's too brutal for Vox's tastes, given how Vox tends towards romanticism, but Vox would also likely respect the brutal efficiency. He's a literature and horror autist so he might respect the war crimes on a purely theoretical level while ultimately condemning the actions. Kindred anon, what do you think?

On an unrelated note I forgot to ask before. Pomerlane anon, are you alright with the idea of Stargazers delivering most of the Empire's prophecies, and thus having diplomatic immunity from outside scuffles due to their status as oracles? I thought it'd be fitting since Uki is canonically a psychic. Unscrupulous emperors in ages past may have even attempted to annex their territory as a powergrab.

Anyway I need to look into what animals live in the arctic tundra. Maybe we don't have lots of snakes and reptiles. We should have insects, some mammals, and birds. Maybe we can get edible mudfish.

That said I really should just figure out where small rivers and lakes go in /nasa/. We have the big river up north. But we should also have smaller rivers, swamps, and a lake at least. Also I'm wondering if making an aquifer is too damaging for the environment. Might not even be worth it if we get enough water from the /rrat/ mountains springs.

>>26981467
YES. That is great, reminds me of the oracle of delphi. Well, to be fair, Pomerlane only does it for fear, and is a bit of a romanticist himself (Thats why he saga sounds like it does)

>>26981559
Yeah, that was part of my inspiration, since you said you were basing the Empire on a whole on the HRE. Killing a Stargazer may even be considered the worst of warcrimes, due to the belief gods sometimes disguise themselves as one to deliver prophecies and omens directly.

And I thought risuner was horny....

Kek, I read that myth story. Finana making an amogus joke as a Goddess fits her immaturity so perfectly. I can see the disgust on the faces of Pomu and Elira now. Is Bringer of Light actually magical?

>>26981304
>>26981467
I'm currently reading through the story, will be back in a bit

>>26981642
Great idea! I love it. Reminds me of the Amphitionic League, which was the Greek City States that protected Delphi.

>>26981670
>Magical
Maybe it is? Maybe it isnt? What do you think?

>>26981642
Thats how some /here/ functions
Risu herself lurks so somewhere in Risu country the goddess herself is hiding among the common folk

>>26981948
Half of NijiEN is here. Reimu and Pomu in particular among the girls.

>>26981948
Yeah, I know. That's why I'm doing it this way. A lot of nijiEN livers are believed to post /here/

>>26981948
Risu hides in her temple which is forbidden from literally everyone.

>>26981642
You're too nice to him when he clearly hasn't read a single fucking thing you wrote.

Meanwhile /pyon/ and /meat/ are blessed with actual /here/ gods

>>26981890

>>26982023
Somehow, that can literally work with lore because fairies and ghosts have those kind of powers.

don't any of you dare respond to the schizo

>>26982165
do you realized how little that narrows it down?

So after the meeting in /uuu/ I could canonically have the same Sanalite diplomats meet the Risuner campers.

>>26982351
Speaking of
whatever happened to the adventurers assigned to make contact with /nasa/?

Pomu is a Mythologically accurate fairy.

>>26982488
>pomu
>true fairy
yer call dat daft slag a trew fae?
lemme tell ya about what the fae folk are actually like, boyo
ye got yer kelpie water horses, the brownies, cait faes, hound faes. those giant fomorian folks that pull mountains and shoot fore outta their eyes? theyre fae too!
hell theres even a leech fae! it's as messed up as it soonds!
https://abookofcreatures.com/2015/03/17/alp-luachra/

>>26982846
dont you have a pub to visit?

>>26981467
I am not the best at characterization but from what I know he may be impressed by the conquest, but not the happiest about his actions. Vox also seems to put the safety of his kindred above all else, and will prioritize that in interactions

>Check in for the day
Lads, I don't think the nijis are quite alright in the head

>>26983387
>Pomerlane anon is a seiso menhera
>Rosebuta is a slutty brat
>Femanons are deranged.

>>26983190
Yeah, I agree, that seems accurate! So, to Pomerlane anon, I would probably characterize Vox like so:
When he first appears before Pomerlane, he puts on a charming mien. He compliments the man on his conquests and his cleverness, describing Pomerlane's innovative war strategies and complimenting what he liked about them. But as he goes on, he describes the slaughter and negative aspects of the conquest more in detail, eventually raising his voice and shouting. It becomes clear he's impressed but extremely disapproving. Perhaps he'd end by offering a final compliment to the man's prowess, but with a warning that no amount of cleverness will save him from a god's wrath if he should overstep his bounds. How seriously Pomerlane takes these warnings is, of course, up to you.

Sometimes things just suck.

>>26981467
prophecies and psychers would have to be a product of chuubanite in this setting somehow. any ideas as to how?

>>26983608
From my understanding of Pomerlane anon's story, the story of Pomerlane interacting with deities is meant to pure myth. I doubt any of this is actually happening.

>>26983496
Considering his Patron, Pomu loves his violence and ordered him to kill; I dont see him heeding that advice. His ego will be through the roof at a certain point. Having a Fairy as your Patron is dangerous.

>>26983653
Correct, although he does believe in the dream visits himself as will the common people out of superstition.

>>26983653 (me)
Oops I misread. Stargazers aren't psychic. They perform divination by reading the stars, just as any number of cultures IRL have claimed to be able to do. These prophecies probably aren't actually accurate for the most part, aside from an ability to discern weather patterns and such that might appear almost magical to people with less of an understanding of climatology. Actual, real prophecies would be the result of disguised deities representing our many lurkers /here/ who have occasionally leaked confidential info.

>>26983732
Enna is going to like him, isnt she? Heck its not hard to believe Feesh would considering her sense of humor.

Im actually imagining a Pomerlane-Vox conversation where Pomerlane admits his crimes are evil but service a just purpose. That is an interesting conversation to be had between the two.

>>26983941
The two are a lot alike in someways. I can see Vox denouncing him but also understanding it if the point is made in a certain way. Both a charismatic as hell, Vox probably sees a bit of himself in Pomerlane.
t. Lurker

>>26983941
>>26984043
It depends if Pomerlane does anything to the Kindred, which I doubt he would as the writer myself. His whole mission is to restore pomerania. He wants to restore the natural order of things that have been lost. Kindred and the other boy fanbases dont really go against this.

>>26984188(me)
I can imagine Vox being rather bemused by the way he will handle the schizos that attack Kindred.

Have I misinterpreted Pomerlane’s goal? I thought it was world conquest?

>>26984339
Pomerlane anon has said a ton of times that it's not world conquest

>>26984339
Never. Its
1. Restoring his family to the Imperial Crown (done without bloodshed thanks to his cousin being smart)
2. Destroy the heretics in Pomerania and overthrow the puppet king. Restore the Kingdom to all of its lands (Lucubs dont count imo.)
3. Restore Imperial Authority over the other states (Doesnt need to be violent, at a certain point, this is will be done willingly.)
4. Take revenge against those who killed his parents and siblings (Inapuffs and Drachins)

Thats it. He isnt delusionally power hungry.

>>26984188
Yeah, so long as Pomerlane clearly has no plans of attacking Kindred I don't think Vox will have a problem with him. He'll issue the warning regardless because he himself knows very well where overconfident self-aggrandizing leads (lorewise, his entire clan was slaughtered by Tokugawa because he refused to bend knee and become part of unified Japan.) But he's also commited plenty of war crimes himself. I think it's overlooked by a lot of people but in Vox's own lore video, it's heavily implied he killed anyone who fell out of love with him and attempted to leave his clan. The man is a demon and he's not fucking around.

>>26983459
Such insanity, little different from the schizos from the northern wastes. Action must be taken, correction need be applied. And should they attempt to resist, then their guidance will have to be applied with iron and blood. What say you?

>>26984647(me)
His brutality will be extreme in 2 and 4 Like he is absolutely going to show no mercy to any Inapuff worshippers or the collaborators because he sees them as evil incarnate. Magnus is just an obstacle as will if anyone else tries to stand in his way.

>>26984723
I do see the two actually getting along quite well because Vox will literally see himself in Pomerlane and vise versa. Both were shaped by traumatic events. Hell, id think Vox could understand the principle of cruelty too, as fucked as it is. Kindred I think would see Pomerlane as a hero thanks to him dealing with the schizos.

>>26984811
“War, is what you want? Then grab your saddle and meet me on the battlefield. Let us duel and may the best man win.”- Pomerlane

>>26985012
He'd understand it but he'd still hate it. He's really emotional and in-universe should likely be depicted as loving and being quite overprotective of humans as a whole, but Kindred especially.

Well, with this heightening of inter-holo tensions, this seems like a good time to create this entry on the Black Fleet I had knocking around.

>>26985082
I can imagine it going like this
>”i understand your reasoning but thats fucked up and unforgivable. You did this to helpless people.”
>”That may be true, and my actions may damn eternally me. But i have no regrets behind them, for by spilling that blood, the world has been cleansed of greater evils and corruption. Death by the sword is short and relatively painless compared to the evils committed by the powers that be. Take the Ryuguards. They were ruled by Princes corrupted themselves on luxury to the peril of their own people. Atalanta was a city built on the backs of poor who had been forsaken by them. By destroying those corrupt souls and setting an example as for what happens to such men, do you not see that I have made their land greater than it was before?
Thats just me speculating, and without much context but both are similar in many ways; hell Pomerlane himself isnt a total fan of his own methods and is reminded by his wife all the time about (this will be seen.)

>>26985557
I can start to see something about him now that you just posted this. He did leave Atalanta before the massacre began didnt he? Perhaps he has trauma about what he does.

>>26985557
The massacre at Atalanta likely hits too close to home for Vox, he'd be reminded of the massacre against his own people and refuse to budge. If it wasn't for that they might've been able to get along.

>>26985652
I normally leave this off the table for speculation but I will say this because I think that its missed. Pomerlane was traumatized by his family being murdered in front of him. His cruelty stems from that and his merc days. Deep down, he regrets things that he orders. But he feels he has to do things this way. Spoiler, he will break down one day over this. He isnt some psychopathic murderer like he seems to be.

>>26985751
>>26985803
Then maybe Vox can convince him otherwise?

>>26985847
He could. But Vox would have to understand why he does it and why he thinks there is no alternative.

>>26985924(me)
Although I suspect Pomerlane would sooner be convinced by his wife than Vox. Pomu however is the one pushing this path too. I might have to write a Mythological scene with Pomu and Vox arguing over this. Kindred, feel free to tackle Vox while I do Pomu.

Wait, is Pomu an actual evil goddess, worse than even Demons?

>>26986211
>Is Pomu evil?
Yesnt. She is a chaotic fairy and acts like one. She personally hates Pomura (if you know the Lore behind that, you understand) and her wanting those whom she sees as her enemy exterminated from existance is natural. Pomu has no issues with the massacres either. They serve a purpose. Funny part about this is Finana actively in the Mythos betrays her own for Pomerlane, which is not a shock either.

Finally got the weed eater today. I'll be doing yard work this evening. I'll be answering /nasa/ questions later.

>>26986541
Oh sweet, what's the weed eater you're rocking? You use those string things or are you more of a plastic blade guy?

>>26986211
Fairies are mythological awful creatures who love to cause chaos and death. Pomu is an accurate one.

>>26986630
Rosebuta… Pomu scares me. Is Pomerlane Anon telling the truth?

Archive should be up to date now
Sorry for the repeated tardiness (or retardiness for short, I guess), has been kind of busy

>>26986736
About what? Pomu being a creature of chaos and insanity? Yeah, it's pretty true.

How the fuck did Nijisanji get such chuuni evil bullshit but we couldnt get any of that with the council?

>>26986926
Is there any other evil gods or goddess I need to worry about in your domain. Shit is scary.

>>26986993
Enna is brutal, Selen is chaotic neutral (leans evil sometimes), Finana NTRd her people accurately. Boys, i dont watch them enough.

>>26986993
Well... Rosemi herself is hinted to quite literally be Satan.

>>26987072
Reminder that Pomu and Rosemi are lore connected too.

I wonder what risu would classify as. She aint evil just a fucking shitposter.

>>26986939
Well, Bae is chaos, which isn't necessarily evil, but that's the closest.
I think Council is meant to be a bunch of Good-Neutral characters, while Myth has the Chaotic Neutral-Evil characters.

>>26986630
Its an electric battery powered one. It uses the same battery as the mower. So I'll be bringing both batteries. It uses line for now. I prefer the plastic rods they used to have in the 90s. And if you go blades then go titanium.

>>26987145
Risu is unironically close to Pomu overall. Pomu just added her own chuuni shit with Pomura. Both are chaotic and Risu does lean evil a lot.

>>26986993
Fulgur has an alternate personality that firmly believes murder is the answer to most problems. Vox is an incubus whose mere voice makes people slavishly devoted to him. Ike is secrelty an eldritch god. Sonny is just as chaotic and insane as Pomu, with the added bonus that nobody has any idea what the fuck he's thinking at any given time, and he canonically hates even his own people.

>>26987242
>electric battery powered
Yuck.

>>26987361
So basically the boys except Vox will love Pomerlane, especially Fuuchan.

>>26987422
Fuuchan is a diplomat who hates violence. His alternate personality, Legatus, who sometimes takes over his body and leaves gaping holes in his memory, will absolutely love Pomerlane.

>>26987482
Sonny and Pomu are basically the two most evil gods in NijiEN I see… who is good? Petra? Elira?

>>26987409
My brother bought it. Not me.

>>26987660
Enna has to be up there with them.

NijiEN is a pantheon of devils...

>>26987756
And that's how we like it

>>26987756
We are the black company. LITERALLY.

>Risu does lean evil a lot.
as someone who watches most of her streams i can unironically see this. Although i would argue more mischievous than actually evil.

>>26987660
Those two and Shu, I suspect. Possibly Luca? Given his sunny personality and love of pranks, perhaps he'd be regarded as a mostly harmless god of mischief. If I was to work his mafia boss lore backstory into it, I'd say he was perhaps originally a god of chaos and disorder whose purpose and worship shifted over time.

>>26987660
Elira is without a doubt good. But she is not perfect either. Reimu is probably up there two despite the shitposts and her being evil lore wise. She is just really sweet in solo.

Would Sana be true neutral. She follows the law sometimes.

Why do I get the impression that aloucreeps are the Patches of Vitubia except alot more violent and alot less forgiving.

>>26987921
If i am serious, thats Pomu too except when she is malding. She likes to troll a little and mess around.

>>26987932
Millie and Luca are basically the same in that regard. Nina is neutral and i think Reimu leans good.

I cant wait to write about Aloucreep serial killers.

>>26988090
Yeah, that sounds good. Reimu could be an underworld goddess who a lot of people view with trepidation due to the association with death, but her worshippers always insist she's sweet and death is not a thing to be feared.

>>26988151
Thats what I planned. She is basically underworld Elira. I tried to show that in her people too with them praying for the dead.

>>26987206
I dont know how you can say that compared to Niji as someone who watches both. If myth leans evil. Idk what you are watching imo

>>26988151
She'd get along great with Mori and Deadbeats.
Source: Deadbeat and I love Reimu.

Question: Is Vitubia "anime"?

>>26988366
Was actually hoping for a connection there. It fits well.

>>26988332
Well, obviously the girls themselves don't act evil, but "Shark who devours all", "incarnation of the eldritch elder gods" and "literally Death" has a lot more evil connotations than the more neutral high-level concepts of Council. Obviously those things are not necessarily evil, I'm just talking relatively.

Aloucreeps scare me man…

>>26988472
I guess, Niji is just more chaotic and has more evil chuuni in it imo.

>>26988553
I only watch Reimu, Selen and Rosemi, so I don't know to be honest... Based on the /nijiEN/ general, yall sure do seem more chaotic kek.

>>26988495
Wtf… So ennadefenders werent lying about the losers in the catalog being fake aloucreeps… is this normal in your general from them?

>>26988382
...yes?

>>26988740
>Normal
Yes. Although this is THE Aloucreep himself, not a usual one. We talk about disgusting shit all day or have fanbase wars. Its like an all our war lmao

>>26988248
I still have yet to read the new chapters because Fuuchan is still streaming. He seems determined to finish the game today but I don't think he's close...
To cover the other boys and their roles as gods:
Alban is chaotic good. He's a god of travelers and trade (and, to some, patron of thieves).
Yugo is chaotic neutral. He's a god of music and regarded as a patron deity of all creative arts.
Uki is true neutral, but with a temper. He has a reputation for disproportionate retribution. He's a god of love and beauty.
Ike is, on the surface, true neutral, a god of literature and scholarly pursuits. But in truth, hidden underground is a temple dedicated to the belief he is a lawful evil outer god with control over time.
Mysta is chaotic neutral, depending on who you ask. He's sweet to those who worship him but his favor is known to be mercurial. He's a trickster god. Similarly to irl trickster gods (and in the spirit of him being a "genius detective") he is also the god to petition when in search of lost objects, or in an effort to detect liars. As a counterpoint to Nina being a luck goddess, perhaps some also regard Mysta as a god of misfortune. Maybe this is the divide that caused Mystakes to split off from Honeys and fuck off to their own country.

>>26988964
>Uki
So a male Aphrodite

>>26989347
Cupid, you mean. Venus is Elira.

>>26989347
No...Aphrodite is a catty bitch who hated her husband... Don't slander my wife's wife that way. Even if he's building a male harem.

>>26989435
Elira is the Goddess of Sex, according to Famelira. 1000% correct.

Who is the NijiEN god of war?

>>26989762
Sonny, probably

>>26989858
Or Legatus

>>26989762
Two, Sonny is Mars and Pomu is Bellona.

>>26990395
Or Enna being Bellona and Pomu being Discordia

>>26989972
Legatus is a god of justice, but if I wanted to give him a more overtly violent role he'd probably be a god of vengeance.

>>26990395
>>26990464
I dont think we need to use actual roman or greek gods to compare because they cant be compared lore wise.

>>26988495
>>26988740
>>26988842
Ah so you guys were the ones who left all those blood eagles hanging in the forests...

>>26991043
uh

>>26991043
Aloucreeps arent like meat. They do their fucked up shit where no one sees it.

So my feesh cucked her people? Was it due to the size of Pomerlanes cock?

>>26991331
No comment.

Thinking about it, it makes sense if Rosebutas are some of the best, if not the best, fighters in the Nijicontinent. Considering Rosemi's particular passion for fighting games, it's only fitting. I should really put some emphasis on that for the revamp.

>>26992439
Yes, Rosemi is s-so good at fighting games...

>>26992439
I disagree but go ahead.

>>26992509
Okay well uh, maybe not the best. But at least the most passionate?
>>26992528
I disagree with your face so get owned, stinky loser! This is a joke, to clarify.

>>26992439
As a Rosebud… No we shouldnt.. not at all in fact. Rosemi herself doesn’t embody being a “strong fighter” and neither do we. If anything, we weak bro.

>>26992619
I think the most passionate are probably the Pomudachi and Dragoons, who are always looking for blood.

>>26992721(me)
Roseschizos are up there with them, buy average buds arent.

>>26992643
Damn bro, you must be a punk ass bitch then. Not all Rosebuds are wimpy, quite a few of us are actually rather well built. The OG buds were pretty chad-like after all, that's why I made the Boars in the first place.
>>26992721
I can see Pomudachis being passionate in a different kind of way. Pomudachis come off more as a bloodthirsty kind of passionate that crave war and conquest, while Rosebutas could be passionate in honing their combat style to become the best they can be. As for Dragoons... Are they really? To be entirely honest with you, Dragoons are kind of just there for me. I've never seen them being thirsty for violence, unless you want to count the mass shitposting that happens on the catalog.

>>26991178
so does /meat/ for the most part. we aren't some exhibitionist creeps who get off to shocking and abhorring random passersby strangers. well, not always, at least.

>>26992439
They'll probably be up there based purely on physicals. Their lack of human digits would give them an appropriate dexterity nerf to balance it back up I think.

>>26991178
>They do their fucked up shit where no one sees it
Are you sure? They always seem very eager to share that shit in the thread.

>>26993062
I remember the old days too well. I remember when it was a Dragoon vs Pomudachi war everyday.

>>26993086
What about the literal public sacrifices viewed by audiences in the hundreds or thousands?

>>26993116
Problem is that cannons and firearms nerf all of this. And Cavalry does too in an open field.

>>26993271
Yes, and? You can be an amazing individual fighter and still be BTFO'd by cannons, I don't think that contradicts Rosebud's idea.

>>26993116
That checks out to me. The Tunnelhogs would definitely be clunkier with weapons, but hit far harder than most if they land.
>>26993179
Yeah in the past, but nowadays Dragoons are just... Gone. They've been gone for months. Doesn't make much sense to call them bloodthirsty any more.
>>26993271
We're talking man to man, not army to army. A cannon to literally anyone nerfs them. A bullet to the leg does a great job at stopping a martial artist.

>>26993271(me)
It hardly matters what a physical specimen or what armor you got when a dozen rounds of solid shot tear through your ranks. Artillery is undefeated.

>>26993452
Wasnt trying to counter an argument, really. More of a point about the style of warfare
>>26993452
I agree now, but since I am writing in the past it works

>>26993567
Shit tagged wrong poster
>>26993372
I wasnt downplaying anything really.

>>26993567(me)
Why does everything I post become an argument? Fuck, I wasnt arguing anything.

>>26993194
those are different. they are of religious and cultural importance. everyone knows everyone else is doing stuff that's just as weird in their personal time, regardless of whether or not other people are watching.

>>26993643
Ah gotcha, I thought you meant there a problem with this "concept", rather than a problem with this as a military strategy, or something like that. No worries.
>>26993734
Don't worry, I'm one of the less autistic posters here (still very autistic), I understand misunderstandings can happen.

Something about sex idk my mind is mashed potatoes at the moment.

>>26993567
>since I am writing in the past it works
I know that, however I'm talking modern day in this world. In the modern day, the only Niji group that would logically match up in terms of passion man to man against a Rosebuta would be a Pomudachi. Dragoons are practically gone nowadays and thus can't have much of a bloodthirst since there's few that can thirst. Full on warfare will obviously be different.
>>26993734
Don't worry, this is different from an argument. Neither of us are heated or angry I hope, which makes this more of a civil debate.

>>26993821
Can I eat it?

>>26993944
eat my nuts

>>26993780
Nah, I never have a problem with thinking of a concept. I more or less muse about “Well, that would have been great two hundred years ago when we didnt have cannons throwing lead like they do lol.” Its tragic because its like the decline of the knight in warfare because of pike and shot. Rosebutas remind me of the swiss. Fantastic warriors that would get chewed up like the swiss did at Marigano by cannons… tragic.

>>26993894
Nah, im cool. Yeah.. Pomudachi are the only ones that still love grinding our axes although the male fans do it too. I dont know why we do, I dont really. I want Pomerlane to fight the king of Babirusas head to head one day.

>>26994019
Yeah, the mystique of the "Strong heroic fighter" is a terrible loss of the emergence of modern warfare...

>>26994138
It is, although its tradition was carried on by Cavalry and then Aircraft/Tanks. Albeit i would argue the european way of war was never about the best individuals but best tactics. The Romans were no where near the swordsmen the celts were but they still kicked their asses routinely in the Gallic Wars.

>>26994294
You're right, the "Ace Fighter" really kind of took up that niche in the popular consciousness. I'm pretty excited for that period.

>>26994019
It really is. Cannons are just lame too, they don't hold any of the beauty of that man versus man combat. They're just big cylinders that shoot down walls and blast through men. Effective, sure, but far from beautiful in my opinion. Can't wait for the world's warfare to evolve back to the point of man versus man.
>>26994129
Pomerlane versus the king of Babirusas would be fun, a real David and Goliath moment. Well, sort of. Pomerlane would be Goliath in this situation, since the king of Babirusas is a Rosy.

>>26994371
Modern War DLC when?

I wonder how far Vitubia will go. Will we ever evolve past modern technology entirely?

>>26994655
We better, I want to murder some Sanallites and that's probably not happening until then.

>>26994138
>What are Medals of honor
The heroic warrior myth still exists. You'd still get tales like this in this age of (relatively) low-intensity warfare. The meaning and such of course changed over time from how wars are fought and combatants recruited. There are way fewer professional combatants nowadays than in the age of knights and their retainers but in the popular mindset for example Spec Ops are still the kind of "heroic fighter". Same as air aces the deadbeat anon mentioned.

>>26994529
It never will return. As lame as cannons seem, they make big boom and do big explosions so I like them.
>>26994371
Wanted to be a fighter pilot as a kid for this exact reason. Too bad my blood disorder prevented that…

>>26994697
Just wait till we build these, and hit them from 20km away

>>26994726
>do big explosions so I like them.
Ah, the simple mindset. I'm the same way, that's honestly why I plan to use Rosestones for some crazy explosive shit. Man I love Rosestones.

Since tensions between /morig/ and other Holonations are ramping up, I've filled out the template for our Black Fleet. Maybe I could write a little thing about the ephemeral Chumbud-Deadbeat kerfuffle of 1127 VTE...
https://rentry.org/black-fleet
Still gathering feedback from Deadbeats, will anchor once I'm satisfied with it.

>>26994529
>Pomerlane would be Goliath in this situation, since the king of Babirusas is a Rosy.
i was thinking that would be the case. aren't babirosy's supposed to be really cunning? it takes a really smart person to write a smart person, but it takes an even smarter person to write two smart people trying to outsmart each other. i wonder how pomerlane will snatch victory from a force with both the strength, and intellect to match him. tell me, would there ever be an instance where a rosy would fail to communicate, or perhaps one of their orders wasn't followed for some reason? i haven't read the rentry in a while, and i'm not sure if you went into detail about how their hierarchy works.

>>26994986
Pomerlanes main issue is he isnt a shifty as he was before his leg got injured. It depends on the technique and weaponry of his opponent. Hell, he might just do this.

this is how you engage in warfare

>>26995303
Cool, and this is how I do warfare.

>>26995410
KEK
>huuuaHhh throws lightning at you
>did that dumb yankee sunabitch just throw ball lighting at us, open fire
>Magic user becomes swiss cheese.

>>26995410
imagine having to reload instead of just casting the same spell again.

>>26994986
A Rosy Babirusa is indeed incredibly cunning, though very physically weak. They have the innate ability to control the wilder Boar Babirusas in a rather parasitic manner. It would be incredibly difficult for a Boar Babirusa to deny a Rosy's command. But the real weakness of a Rosy Babirusa is their ego. They aren't the type to immediately claim victory and will be very thorough if their enemy is a genuine threat to them, but if you make yourself appear weaker then they will see you as weaker. The easiest way to beat a Rosy Babirusa is to trick them into thinking they're better than you and in control of the situation. But you'll have to deal with the Boars either way so... Try not to actually make yourself weak.

>>26995531
Imagine needing to do a minute-long incantation before casting a spell when I can just pull out my pistol and shoot you

>>26995531
You wont be around anymore when reloading comes.

>>26995601
spells only take like 3 seconds to cast. Combat magic isn't like a ritual

>>26995536
Well, we are talking about a rather cunning warrior himself who always puts himself in a position to win. (Yeah, it can be anticlimactic) pomerlane would need to figure them out though since he never has seen one.

>>26995685
Will that save you when a tonne of lead comes your wave and rips you to little bits?

>>26995685

Fuuchan finally stopped streaming (and also I left to make dinner) so I've finally read the new chapters of Pomerlane. Fun read as usual, I really like the way you write history. Though my eyes tend to glaze over a little when you start discussing royal lineages...
The angry letter to the Kindred was hilarious. Some truly creative insults thrown in there! I can't imagine the Holy King would've been too pleased to receive a letter like that, given the many, many blasphemous insults thrown in. The Holy Kingdom likely declared (yet another) holy war over it.

>>26995811
I got that from IRL. Look up the painting i posted with it, it was a legendary letter sent to the Ottoman Sultan by the Cossacks (allegedly) i fucked around with it

>>26995912(me)
Thanks! I love that you love my way of writing history… because I majored in history and it would be bad if i sucked kek

>>26995783
We here in /meat/ do have magic that can save people quite well. I wonder how developed /meat/'s field hospital concept can be...

>>26995783
mage armor might.

>>26995968
Good, ill just load it with explosive shot then. Artillery is what you wish magic was.

>>26995253
i doubt that would work. personally, if i was writing fight scenes, i would try not to build an opponent us as a super strong, only for the main character to beat them by simply overpowering their strength. if someone was stronger, i would confirm it from the beginning by making note of the advantages and disadvantages each opponent has over each other, and then i would try to think of a win condition that falls in line with those advantages and disadvantages, otherwise it feels like an asspull unless you set the battle up as a question of whose strength is greater, in which case you need to play the struggle of dominance as the main attraction rather than the "who will win" since audiences are already expecting the main character to either win outright, or lose in a non-debilitating way, unless it's one of those series where main characters get butchered left and right.
>>26995536
so how would pomerlane win? is it even possible?

>>26996045
>so how would pomerlane win
just use more gun

>>26995726
>rather cunning warrior himself who always puts himself in a position to win
That's why it might be interesting for Pomerlane. A man who always puts himself in the position of victory, finds that due to that very action the fight becomes far more challenging. But yeah, he'd have to figure out what Babirusas even are first. And no easy win cannon business is allowed, these guys live in woods and caves so good luck moving cannons around.
>>26996045
Of course it's possible, just incredibly difficult. It would be a true test of Pomerlane's genius.

>>26996039
but magic is pretty and looks cool :(

>>26996284
Won't look so cool and pretty when you are missing a limb from a cannonball and half your head taken off by a musket shot.

>>26996107
as a worldbuilding autist, that's really bad story writing. pomerlane is smart, but they have both brains and muscle to match, and according to roseanon, the only exploitable weakness of the babirusas is their ego. so a battle against the babirusas is a test of his ego as well. the fool of the fight is the one who lets their ego get the better of them. if you have to diminish your opponent to make another character look better, you aren't doing either character justice, you'd just make both characters look stupid and poorly written.
you need to set up a compelling test of their strength by being true to both of their strengths and weaknesses, or else their strength is just said, and not shown.

>>26996045
Well, I was joking with that classic indiana jones scene
>>26996149
To win, he will do as he always does. Poke around and figure his opponent out. This isnt talked about much but his real skill (as secret histories showed) is scouting. He will find people who have fought them before too. He will know (or at least come close) to knowing what to do when the situation arises. The only problem is if his opponent is as clever as he is when it comes to waging war. As for the Babirusas, I am sure Phantomos will tell him all they know.

>>26995912
I am going to be perfectly honest. I am not enough of a history autist to look up the references you make, though I enjoy when you explain them in the thread. If I could offer some critique, your myth is incredibly sparse on...not detail, exactly. Real myths do tend to have that straightforward quality to them. But it's lacking a certain sense of wonder, I suppose? For what is meant to be a telling of a myth, there's little to no focus on the mythological elements. You could certainly do with some more adjectives, at the very least! I don't think you even once describe the appearance of the goddesses, or the sword, or even the entire other world Pomerlane apparently found himself in! This isn't to say you have to wax poetic about Elira's beauty for three paragraphs or whatever, but a simple, quick identifying word or two when a new character/object of importance shows up will do a lot to add flavor to your writing. For example, when Finana first appears, instead of just immediately saying
>Finana spoke first
I personally might've wrote
>The goddess with hair the color of sunlit shores spoke first,
And I personally also would've probably given the scenery outside Pomerlane's room some outlandish, surreal description instead of outright saying "he's no longer in the land of the living." It's just your usual habit of telling rather than showing rearing up again.

>>26996548
That wasnt me and I never planned on it. He is going to be facing a real challenge soon from the Dragoons and Pomudachi which will be an even harder test for him.

>>26996478
Only if you fight in tight formations like it was common during the period. I would imagine an army of magic users would use different formations and tactics to maximise the effectiveness of combat magic

>>26996609
Thanks, yeah. Thats my history training rubbing off again. I always appreciate these because they give me actual examples. As always, I appreciate it.

>>26996662
no worries, i never said it was you. just wanted to give my two cents.

>>26996478
perhaps.....

>>26996666
Tight formations existed for a reason. This is that reason.

>>26996609
Of course the person whose oshi is writing an entire novel about his lore is a literature autist

>>26996548
very cool anon unfortunately i don't really give a shit, you asked how could he win and a very clear and direct answer is numerical and firepower superiority. Of course, this would be really expensive and of questionable effectiveness during occupation and would also leave the army very vulnerable to other enemies. the bigger issue would of course be achieving the logistical mastery to traverse the needed gun towards the enemy positions.

>>26996666
>gets rushed and cut down by calvary
Depends on the country they are from and how they usually fight but I doubt magic-user would be that prevalent in Vitubia. Like magic driven weapons like the Risuner's staffs might be common if that's how they fight but actual mages with training would take a similar role of artillery I'd imagine. Most of the ranks would still consist of normal foot soldiers to protect the mages. Or the mages themselves are calvary/mounted. Even then canister shots at close range will still do a number on you.

>>26996905
NTA, but if more guns isn't effective, one might consider bigger gun.

>>26996868
NijiEN has the fucking A team
>History autist that is extremely skilled at building nations and telling history
>Literature autist who understands dialogue and scene building
>Biological wizard who writes and draws his own shit
Im jealous

>>26996951
now that's the good shit

>>26996951
I like your thinking

>>26996555
>To win, he will do as he always does.
That's... Kind of a boring way to put it, but I guess that's fair. There are some things that scouting doesn't help against though, so I look forward to seeing what you do. If played out right, it should be a very fun and hopefully close fight.

>>26996951
that's good civilization

>>26996942
These guys also are a pain for mage riders.

>>26997022
>>26997025
>>26997077
Hoomans and Deadbeats always seem to get along.

>>26996856
Yes, but the reasoning's based on a world without magic, so a world with magic would logically affect that, in the same way that new technology changes prevalent formations IRL.

>>26997039
Boring in that it comes out that way. But it wont be boring because every situation is different and you must approach them that way. He may reach out to sunwalkers if he knows of them

>>26997120
I think Pomerlane anon gets it too.

>>26997153
At the end of the day, it depends on what magic we are talking about too. I refuse to even think of it because it would just mess with my understanding of war.

BIG GUNS BIG GUNS BIG GUNS.
t. Rosebud

>>26997153
Then why did people didn't abandon line warfare even as technology like shrapnel shells started to emerge? You'd still need to consider communication, command, and logistics. And what about friendly fire? A tight formation is easier to control and command than a loose one. Also how trained are your soldiers? Can they maintain a fighting spirit and not route in the slightest trouble? The formation might change a bit but relatively tight formation would still be the most common for the general tech level of Vitubia also note that magic is rather limited in this setting. You don't just summon a 50 ft wide fireball willy nilly

By the way as a DnD player I can say there are a lot of magic powers that can be cast in seconds including.
Disintegration beams
Tidal waves
Fucking meteors
Teleporting
Sending people to different dimensions
Invisible walls
Illusions of pretty much anything
Resurrection
Literally telling someone to die and they just drop fucking dead.

I dont know how far the MAGICS will go in vitubia but magic can be really fucking bullshit powerful. Magic is actually everything.

>>26997551
I mean... Magic can literally be anything you make up, that's the idea. I don't think most of those would be accepted as someone's magic power in /vtwbg/...

>>26997551
My rules are simple. If you want to bring Magic in, I will bring Divine Intervention in. Chuubanite aside.

OH MY GOD I LITERALLY FORGOT TO POST THE SECOND CHAPTER OF UUU LOGS WHY AM I LIKE THIS I WAS WORKING SO HARD ON IT TOO BUT I HAVE WORK IN THE MORNING FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUCK!!!!!!!!!!

>>26997646
Pomerlaneanon, I'm gonna bring out the chuubanite archives if you keep joking like that. You don't want me to bring out the chuubanite archives.

I cast Leomund's Tiny Hut and allow no one but myself to pass through. Now I can nap on the battlefield without being interrupted.

Slowly bit surely the world gets filled up
And with it, I find myself agreeing with /meat/'s philosophy
Corpo gods must die

>>26997755
Aww shit. Here we go again. Kek

>>26997810
We are the darkside.

Last thing before I go to sleep. I will of course be going the magics route for risuners. Gemstones dont just produce combat magic of course. There are many powers gems can perform and I believe I have a list of them. The most powerful ones would be the prismatic bomb of diamonds which of course is super powerful but that takes a while and requires a certain range to use. The grape blaster staffs are basically going to be the magic equivalent of an M1 garand that shoots purple fireballs. There will be a few other combat gems but most of them will be to improve risuner lifestyle and replace conventional tools. Goodnight gentlemen and sexy bitches

>>26997810
Try it.

Upon further review, NijiEn is fucking terrifying. Hold me, I am scared.

>>26996905
numbers are an advantage, it's like adding to a number, compared to strategy which is more like multiplying a number. there is a reason modern warfare is conducted by a handful of people, and it's not just for economic and moral reasons. a large army necessarily has a clumsier intelligence network, there are more valves to pay attention to, and the whole idea of a chokepoint is to reduce the number of soldiers you need to fight at any given time.
big gun is good, too, but in our setting, big gun comes at the cost of convenience. you need strategy to set up a scenario where you can use it.
>>26997755
you should. i'm pretty sure this joke only works if you are completely unaware of how chuubanite magic works, so it's pretty boring otherwise. maybe i just don't understand his humor.

>>26998023
Come into my arms anon. Trust me, I'll keep you safe.

>>26998039
Bringing out the chuubanite archives is mutually assured destruction, it works best as a threat.

Indie supremacy and ultranationalism > corpo revanchism

Pomerlane is like vitubia’s pelinal whitestrake. I wonder if he would have just a legendary end.

>>26998164
he should eat too much at a banquet and die of that, it would be fun

>>26998109
desu, it isn't that hard of a concept, so i don't get why so many people are intimidated by it.

Tomorrow, we will start the Great Pomeranian War. If you thought the feesh were stupid, you werent wrong. Now Pomerlane has to beat a larger, better trained and better commanded enemy on multiple fronts. Stay tuned…

I suppose if there's one advantage that /nasa/ has over other non-space fairing civilizations is radio communication. This lets /nasa/ security forces act on command anywhere. At the same time if communication is blocked then most of /nasa/ falls apart. We're used to operating inside the station. Still every citizen is going to have to take a crash course in guerilla tactics.

new bread doko, bump limit already? these are getting to be really fast.

>>26998023
Don’t worry anon, it will all be ok, come here for a hug! You can trust me!

>>26998449
half of it was the nijianons talking about weird shit from their chuuba lore

>>26998515
To be fair, it was relevant to the ongoing conversation.

>>26998039
yeah, you multiply 2 by 4 and you get 8, but you multiply gun by more gun and you get simply more gun, which is the only thing that we all need

>>26998617
big gun, larger gun, both increase your advantage geometrically. strategy increases your advantages exponentially. a group of spear-tossing primitives beat the Italian fascists because they were retarded. oversimplifying it, but not by much, let's be honest.

>>26998617
>If only they knew about machine guns and war machines.

>>26998999
and imagine what those spear tossing primitives could've done with MORE GUN. and yeah i'd say the italo-ethiopian wars were a bit more complicated than that.

>>26999118
i never denied more gun is an advantage, just not as influential as strategy.

>>26999187
strategy that could always use more gun. the ethipians did have guns in the first war you know, even if they were garbage

Is chuubanite toxic? Is eating it a bad idea?

>>26999324
/meat/chamas put that shit in their body so it can't be that bad

>>26999324
Depends on the chuubanite. I think in small concentrations, most types are not harmful. Some do have long-term effects that might be undesired.

>>26999324
Not at all. They can be found all over nature depending on which chuuba its affiliated with. In the plants, rocks, water, animals, lava

>>26998999
>spear-tossing primitives
Ethiopians had a relatively modern army during the first Italo-Ethiopian war. They were already using bolt-action rifles. Just because some of them are still armed with bows and arrows doesn't mean they are primitive

>>26999324
It depends on what chuubanite bonds with. Food grown with chuubanite seem to be harmless.

>>26999254
the Ethiopians managed to hold out against the Italians to the last end. It's when they start using gas weapons the tides turn

>>26999324
no, but it can bond with stuff that is.
>>26999254
true, but don't pretend economics isn't a question. a pyrrhic victory is a lost war, even if you beat the enemy.

>>26999504
Good that we have that covered in this world as well

>>26999499
Luknights eating chuubanite enriched desserts everyday

>>26999324
Some Deadbeats shoot their spine up with concentrated chuubanite.

>>26999528
while i did not mention economics, i did mention logistics and geopolitical vulnerabilities in a previous post, i never prenteded economics was not a question since you will always need money to build cannons, you should also consider the ethiopians were fighting for the existence of their state at both wars and managed to succeed in the first in the mantainance of their independence, do you consider that pyrrhic? the second war was of course a direct loss, no one considers that one pyrrhic.

breed me doko?

>>26999920
i was just saying that if you spend more resources than you have, it will be a pyrrhic victory, i never said the ethiopians had a pyrrhic victory.

>>27000148
well, if it's for advancing science...

>>26999920
>>27000158
Wait both of you are obnoxiously not using upper case letters, which is the real paragraphsanon?

bread's baking

>>27000158
no one was talking about spending resources one doesn't have, of course you want a good production and logistics chain for your army, that's just common sense. there are many steps and ways to getting more gun. you can't get more gun if you can't pay for it.
>>27000227
i'm just doing it to fuck around

>>27000227
i think he's from niji.

Rosebud, I just wanna say you dropping hints about how autistic your biology breakdown is is inspiring me to re-write ours too... Together, let's reach new summits of speculative biology.

>>27000285
we were talking about strategy and more gun. you said more gun is always good, but i countered by saying you needed strategy to make use of more gun, otherwise it's no good. economics is one of the areas where more gun requires better strategy to make use of, or else it can be a disadvantage. i never said it was related to the etheopians, nor did i say we were specifically talking about economics before i brought it up.

>>27000409
Good, good... My master plan is working...

>>27000409
Speculative biology is cool! I would like to join in, but I don’t know what to write about

>>27000584
An easy entry point is to make up an animal that lives in your region.

I'm going to wait until next thread to post some updates. Not gonna lie I'm feeling a little demotivated writing for /nasa/. Its not so much burn out. Its more like the things you write never go to plan half the time. And I wasted so much time trying to get the things I want that I forget to check myself for logic. And unfortunately this has affected lore so much that I have to step back from writing lore. What I have is what I have and there's nothing I can do to change history.

I suppose my feelings are reflected in /nasa/. We lost so much from the crash. And as much as we can try to rebuild it is literally impossible to get the starship back into orbit within one lifetime, let alone three. When the leader closed the station to tell you to touch grass he caused more damage than helped. Sometimes the best thing to do is leave people alone to figure things out on their own. Especially if it means people have to get hurt from their own mistakes. I suppose its a learning experience in the end. Let your characters make mistakes, even if it ends them.

>>27000462
but you were the one that brought up the ethiopians and economics in the first place? more gun is good, and strategy can always be improved with more gun, this is something that is very true, how you get that gun in the first place can always be very varied of course and is equally important. you don't want to get bankrupt because you wanted more gun, so searching for alternate ways of getting more gun is also important. the proper gun is also important.

>>27000793
my argument has always been that more gun is only as good as the strategy it employs. if your strategy for fighting something starts and ends with "more gun" you are an idiot, and your only hope for victory is that your opponent is as much of an idiot as you.

Here's another snippet to keep you interested. This one is just a height comparison of the Tunnelhogs next to the average worldwide male height and also Jimmy.

>>27000698
>just write nigger
Also, stop being sad and be happy.

>>27000912
oh but i did bring up such examples of where having more gun was good. and in fact, i even brought up potential dangers of misusing more gun and potential faults one might find in this post >>26996905 in particular. it's like you're not even reading my posts, i've always been mentioning how gun improves strategy. nothing about not having strategy.

>>27000655
I have a few ideas that I will post tomorrow! For now, I sleep