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If the Humans and Elves were to go to war now, assuming the other races present took their historical sides as following: Elotheans and S'kra Mur with the Elves, Dwarves and Gor'togs with the Humans ,Halflings remaining neutral. Which alliegances if any do you think the newer races would take, and why? The newer ones being, Kaldar, Gnome, Rakash, Prydaen.
-Morganae -- who
has been called the "true ruler" of the Elven people,
-Termed the "Leth Deriel that Never Was",
it was built with much of the same architecture and streets named after the jewels
that Morganae's people sang to shape the foundations.
I'd imagine Rakash and Prydaens would remain neutral unless one side made a appealing political gesture to sway them.
Kaldars and Gnomes would most likely work together, but I'm not at all familiar with their history other than the Albarian invasion stuff, and since they actually consider themselves a new race the Albarian relations should be irrelevant to the discussion. So I guess that depends which faction lent the most support in receiving/accommodating the Kaldar & Gnomes.
RIP Tachid. Thank you for all the laughs.
(17 Akr., 394 ~ 5 Uth., 397)
Kaldars and Gnomes would most likely work together, but I'm not at all familiar with their history other than the Albarian invasion stuff, and since they actually consider themselves a new race the Albarian relations should be irrelevant to the discussion. So I guess that depends which faction lent the most support in receiving/accommodating the Kaldar & Gnomes.
RIP Tachid. Thank you for all the laughs.
(17 Akr., 394 ~ 5 Uth., 397)
>You assume that there would be unity among the Humans and Elves.
Obviously Celitha's just scoping out the likelihood of a successful Elven world domination before she begins her efforts at sowing dissent and instill propaganda to enact marshal law in Ilithi where she becomes the brigadier general and eventually throw a coup d'etat to declare herself Ferdalh and wage war against the mountain to become the next queen.
Couldn't hurt.
RIP Tachid. Thank you for all the laughs.
(17 Akr., 394 ~ 5 Uth., 397)
Obviously Celitha's just scoping out the likelihood of a successful Elven world domination before she begins her efforts at sowing dissent and instill propaganda to enact marshal law in Ilithi where she becomes the brigadier general and eventually throw a coup d'etat to declare herself Ferdalh and wage war against the mountain to become the next queen.
Couldn't hurt.
RIP Tachid. Thank you for all the laughs.
(17 Akr., 394 ~ 5 Uth., 397)
>You assume that there would be unity among the Humans and Elves.
Kind of why I said "hypothetical"
>Obviously Celitha's just scoping out the likelihood of a successful Elven world domination before she begins her efforts at sowing dissent and instill propaganda to enact marshal law in Ilithi where she becomes the brigadier general and eventually throw a coup d'etat to declare herself Ferdalh and wage war against the mountain to become the next queen.
Celitha doesn't even have limited scope interest in a leadership position of any type, not her nature or style. This was a fairly amusing jest though, thanks for the laugh.
-Morganae -- who
has been called the "true ruler" of the Elven people,
-Termed the "Leth Deriel that Never Was",
it was built with much of the same architecture and streets named after the jewels
that Morganae's people sang to shape the foundations.
Kind of why I said "hypothetical"
>Obviously Celitha's just scoping out the likelihood of a successful Elven world domination before she begins her efforts at sowing dissent and instill propaganda to enact marshal law in Ilithi where she becomes the brigadier general and eventually throw a coup d'etat to declare herself Ferdalh and wage war against the mountain to become the next queen.
Celitha doesn't even have limited scope interest in a leadership position of any type, not her nature or style. This was a fairly amusing jest though, thanks for the laugh.
-Morganae -- who
has been called the "true ruler" of the Elven people,
-Termed the "Leth Deriel that Never Was",
it was built with much of the same architecture and streets named after the jewels
that Morganae's people sang to shape the foundations.
