Tyler, don't take this as an insult... I'd rather have more people to share ideas with... people that I can trust. I'm really the only truly confirmed and I think this is hurting us.
Well, I've sent all the specials messages on what their options are looking like and I haven't heard anything from some of them.... so hopefully stuff will happen that's good for Wu
War – 210 A.D. Zhuge Liang returns with 100,000 Arrows
For the past few years there has been nothing but violence in the state of China. Skirmish after skirmish between all three sides happened all throughout the land. Supplies were dwindling in all nations, especially in the Shu. Emperor Ling no longer had any arrows for his bowmen, and with great concern he contacted his chief strategist Zhuge Liang. Ling told Zhuge of the problem and gave him ten days to produce 100,000 arrows. Zhuge responded he would only need 3 days, 20 boats, and scarecrows. Zhuge spent the first two days doing nothing but playing his Zither, and Emperor Ling was quite puzzled at what Zhuge was going to do.
On the third day, in the early morning, he sent the 20 boats filled with scarecrows down the river into the Wei territory. It turns out he waited three days for enough fog to provide cover for his boats. He had his soldiers beat loudly on drums and shout out war chants as he was going by the enemy bases. The Wei immediately went to their positions and began shooting arrows at the boats, into the scarecrows. Later that day Zhuge brought back the boats with 100,000 arrows just like he promised.
However Zhuge’s cunning made him infamous throughout the land. In the comfort of his own home, in the midst of planning his next attack, he was assassinated. All that Zhuge left behind was a will that told Ling to put Jiang Wei in charge of Shu’s strategy. Zhuge wasn’t the only person to die during this period; numerous citizens were accused of being spies and lynched. Even more of the population died in battles or assassination attempts. The Emperor once again employed his strategy of executing the least popular person in China. The people voted for a young soldier by the name of Seriously. Emperor Ling’s personal army went to Seriously’s home and detained him. He was killed by firing squad the next day, his last words being “I’m just a random Shu soldier.” The death toll in China was high, and it was only increasing. There is an old Chinese saying, “Sacrifices are needed for peace”. How many lives will be enough of a sacrifice?
~Chen Shou
Historian for the Kingdom of Shu
List of the Dead: Locus – Wu Spy Seriously – Shu Soldier Obbi – Zhuge Liang DasUberEdward - Monk Stormwind – Shu Spy TehSloth – Xu Chu Arkas – Sima Zhao The Wook – Member of the Syndicate of Corrupters and Member of the Council of Sun Quan
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Yeah... Seriously.
Not who- Wu. Who's on second. >_<
Do you Seriously think he would grudge all of wu?
Steam
is there a candidate for a red vote yet? I wonder what happens if nobody red votes anybody
And I think Azn just gets mad and kills us all if no one votes red but I'm a bit of a pessimist.
Clarification Request: What happens when no one casts a red vote?
Dead people are removed from the current game list.
1. Interrogating an insane man will be no worse then interrogating a sane man.
2. Clarification Denied.
...
Lets test out if someone with an almost useless power is who he says he is.
!tyler
Might as well not waste the red vote.
!tyler
War – 210 A.D.
Zhuge Liang returns with 100,000 Arrows
For the past few years there has been nothing but violence in the state of China. Skirmish after skirmish between all three sides happened all throughout the land. Supplies were dwindling in all nations, especially in the Shu. Emperor Ling no longer had any arrows for his bowmen, and with great concern he contacted his chief strategist Zhuge Liang. Ling told Zhuge of the problem and gave him ten days to produce 100,000 arrows. Zhuge responded he would only need 3 days, 20 boats, and scarecrows. Zhuge spent the first two days doing nothing but playing his Zither, and Emperor Ling was quite puzzled at what Zhuge was going to do.
On the third day, in the early morning, he sent the 20 boats filled with scarecrows down the river into the Wei territory. It turns out he waited three days for enough fog to provide cover for his boats. He had his soldiers beat loudly on drums and shout out war chants as he was going by the enemy bases. The Wei immediately went to their positions and began shooting arrows at the boats, into the scarecrows. Later that day Zhuge brought back the boats with 100,000 arrows just like he promised.
However Zhuge’s cunning made him infamous throughout the land. In the comfort of his own home, in the midst of planning his next attack, he was assassinated. All that Zhuge left behind was a will that told Ling to put Jiang Wei in charge of Shu’s strategy. Zhuge wasn’t the only person to die during this period; numerous citizens were accused of being spies and lynched. Even more of the population died in battles or assassination attempts. The Emperor once again employed his strategy of executing the least popular person in China. The people voted for a young soldier by the name of Seriously. Emperor Ling’s personal army went to Seriously’s home and detained him. He was killed by firing squad the next day, his last words being “I’m just a random Shu soldier.” The death toll in China was high, and it was only increasing. There is an old Chinese saying, “Sacrifices are needed for peace”. How many lives will be enough of a sacrifice?
~Chen Shou
Historian for the Kingdom of Shu
List of the Dead:
Locus – Wu Spy
Seriously – Shu Soldier
Obbi – Zhuge Liang
DasUberEdward - Monk
Stormwind – Shu Spy
TehSloth – Xu Chu
Arkas – Sima Zhao
The Wook – Member of the Syndicate of Corrupters and Member of the Council of Sun Quan
List of the Insane:
Tyler
PMs are going out.
Get the hell out you dirty spy
!INeedNoSalt !wildcat