Last Votecount of the Day

Razenth is under attack by Xikue, Romertien and Sylandra. (3)
Romertien is under attack by Rika and Razenth (2)
Diamondais is under attack by Kalaneya. (1)

With one hour to deadline, the highest vote count will be lynched. If there is a tie, all highest vote counts will be lynched.

I still don't like how Romertien accused me of being anti-Han, and one thing I can be sure of at least is that he is not Wei, since he certainly did not seem to be on my side. So I am going to go with the gut feeling here.

Death to all rebels.

ORDER ARMY TO ATTACK ROMERTIEN

And I don't like the idea of you sneaking in a last minute double lynch!!

ORDER ARMY TO ATTACK RAZENTH

Why? We have plenty of people, not like we are going to to run out of them. A double lynch means double the chance of killing an anti-Han, and even if not an anti-Han there is a 2/3 chance that the individual killed will be one of my enemies.

It just rubs me the wrong way. Going on instinct here!

Well, yeah, I guess it would rub me the wrong way as well.

Still, more death is preferable in this scenario, I think. Higher chance that death will strike someone we want it to strike.

Due to an error with counting Razenth's double-vote, the deadline will be extended a half-hour.


Razenth is under attack by Xikue, Romertien, Sylandra and Phoebus. (4)
Romertien is under attack by Rika, Razenth, and Llesvelt. (4)
Diamondais is under attack by Kalaneya. (1)

Well :censor:.

Crap! Now it's me.

WITHDRAW FORCES FROM RAZENTH, I guess.

I wonder how the battlefields would look like after all this withdrawing and ordering to attack.

That's the end of the day. No more talking.

As the gathered coalition moves towards the Capital City of Luoyang, they manage to attain many great victories, first over Dong Zhuo's famous general Hua Xiong, then driving off the fabled Lu Bu himself. Eventually, the coalition reaches Luoyang... only to find it deserted and burnt to the ground, with the royal tombs and graves looted and desecrated. Dong Zhuo himself is nowhere to be seen, having fled for the western capital of Changan at the first word of Lu Bu's withdrawal.

However, this 'victory' was not without cost, for one prominent warlord had fallen in the struggle to reach Luoyang...



The coalition lords, falling to their own ambitions and petty contrivances, finally saw no further reason to continue the pursuit of Dong Zhuo and returned to their territories, disbanding the coalition and leaving the Central Plains in turmoil as the power vacuum left by the departure of Dong Zhuo cried out to be filled...

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For the glory of Shu and the liberation of Han!

-dies-

As the time marches on, the turmoil only grows. The Han Court, weaker than ever, is little more than a figurehead at this point as warlords rise up across the Central Plains in a bid to rise to power. Among these warlords, two grow most prominent.

In the northern provinces of the Empire, Yuan Shao, a governor of the Han who had acted as leader of the Anti Dong Zhuo Coalition had been consolidating his power, crushing his neighboring warlords, including Gongsun Zan, a prominent general who had served during the Yellow Turban Rebellion. By the end of the decade, he had united the whole of the Empire north of the Yellow River under the banner of the Yuan.

At the same time, the ambitious general Cao Cao had risen to prominence after subduing many of the uprising warlords around his territory, including Yuan Shu, who had declared himself Emperor after coming into possession of the Imperial Seal, as well as Lu Bu, who after breaking away from Dong Zhuo's influence, began on a path of conquest throughout the Central Plains, coming to a climax at the Siege of Xia Pi Castle, where the fabled warrior was finally defeated after facing the forces of numerous foes. But not without slaying a prominent general of the age...



Additionally, Cao Cao's successes were not without their drawbacks, as during his struggles, he lost a noted general of his own...



Now, with these two heroes having united their respective territories, they now stand ready to clash on the battlefield in a conflict that will become known as the Battle of Guan Du. Who will inherit the future? The warriors of the age are now gathering to determine this...

It is 200 AD and with 16 armies on the battlefield, it will take 9 to overwhelm an opposing general!

Xu Zhu is dead?

Regrettable.

Okay, so I am pretty sure that Dong Zhou is a character, given the fact that it is noted in an earlier flavor post that he fled and was not found, I reckon according the the games, what I have read at least, he should have died there, so I think it is safe to say that he is a player and he fled because we did not kill him.

So, obviously, we need to kill Dong Zhou.

Yuan Shao, Lu Bu, Dong Zhou. Regardless of what the flavor text says, I believe they are our scum characters. Assuming 6/6/6/4 original distribution, this leaves 5 Wei, 5 Wu, 3 Shu, and the aforementioned 3 scum.

Sounds about right to me. So, what now? I'm all about getting down to business to defeat the Huns the anti-Han before we get to this murdering-each-other-with-reckless-abandon stuff. Anyone feel like someone looks a little...like a rebel?

At this point, nobody really gives off any sort of scum vibe. It's like being on Day 1 forever

^

I'd be tempted to vote/duel at random, but that never solves anything