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    Please view the Diplomacy thread for more info on this, but in short, GS was approached by GoW/ND on a plan to invade Legoland.

    This information must remain TOP SECRET

    Clearly, this is all just being whispered about. There's no plans yet underway, but this may be an excellent chance for us to get back involved and get some of our old land back. Here's what I'm thinking:

    If GoW/ND will give us horses, saltpeter, AND allow us to build cities along the deserted south-eastern shores that were once Spain, we volunteer for Conquistador duty in their war, and use our very devious UUs to wrek havoc on Legoland.

    We get some needed revenge, get our GA, and rebuild parts of old Espania.

    And we use those cities as a base for our FUTURE reconquista with GoW & GS against ND!

    --Togas
    Greatest Moments in ISDG chat:"(12/02/2003) <notyoueither> the moon is blue. hell is cold. quote me, but i agree with ET. "
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    Heir to the lost throne of Spain of the Roleplay Team in the PTW Democracy Multiplayer Team Game.

  • #2
    I think, as I posted in the other thread, that GS/RP play along with the invade Legoland project until the war has already started and GoW/ND forces are already ON Legos and moving about trying to raze things.

    GS/RP then joins with Legoland, obtains a source of saltpeter from them, and lands on Bob. Our cavalry forces on Bob (which should be underdefended with the bulk of their forces against Legoland and their belief that we do not have saltpeter) then run around and raze every single city in the GoW and ND cores that we can before their militaries can pull up troops embeded on Legos and ship them home to protect themselves.

    Perhaps we would only invade one of the two (ideally ND, not GoW), to encourage the other to remain fighting Legoland while we wish to split Bob with them by taking out the other one.

    Meanwhile, we have an alliance with Legoland and Vox.

    It's an idea, at least...
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    • #3
      ... and an interesting idea, indeed.

      I look forward to seeing the downfall of ND and Lego, particularly this last one. The thing I like the most of your idea is the payment of some land for Spain's involvement, but will ND agree to that? in that case if I were them I would leave some defensive forces at home, but anyway it's worth a try.

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      • #4
        Frankly, there needs to be two more wars.

        One to reduce Legoland

        One that pits GoW vs ND to reduce them both.

        It's going to be hard to pack both of those wars into one, but I do agree that if ND and GoW are overseas fighting Legoland, we may have a very small window.

        We just have to realize that they can turn all of their reinforcements against us, and they can send their ships back home in a matter of 2-3 turns. We may land, raize a couple of useless cities and then, once again, face the full wrath of ND/GoW combined against us. Only problem would be that if we backstabbed them and lost, we would never have another shot at fighting them again.

        Perhaps a betrayal of ND could happen once Legoland is fully in ruins, so that even if our invasion of ND fails, at least one of our rivals was reduced ... and we could hope that GoW would try an invasion later in the game.

        However I think I'm against allying with Legoland. Legoland cannot be allowed to continue it's massive and impressive development. Their nation is absolutely unwilling to help us in any of our future conflicts. GoW, however, very well would be and we're going to need that to get back at ND later in the game.

        --Togas
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        • #5
          I agree, Legoland must be dealt with, they are too powerful, and any invasion must occur before they get rails.

          After that we can work with GoW and GS to attack ND. Most of our assistance will be in the form of pillaging.

          An attack of ND at the start of any war with Lego isa bad idea, since GoW may stay allied with ND, in which case we would be in a bit of trouble.
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          • #6
            Until Amphibious Warfare, no-one, including GoW and ND, can actually harm GS/RP as long as we keep a seawall up.

            That said, if ND and GoW turned around their forces burried inside Lego, it may create difficulties for any forces we have landed on Bob for the purpose of razing ND and GoW cities... it would undoubtedly be a risky move.
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            • #7
              WE MUST KILL LEGO!



              We may be able to break the GoW/ND alliance half way through the invasion of Lego. Though I have a feeling each will keep about half of its units on Bob just for such an occurance.

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              • #8
                When the last Egyptian forces left the Bobian soil, I considered that this was my last chance for survival and left with them.

                The journey over what was for me the Mare Iberia was an easy one. As a young boy, being a squire of Lord Toledo, I sometimes went to the sea in the summer or secretly during Easter. I liked to look at the crests and from the cliffs I could be watching the waves beating the rocks for hours. But that time has long passed, though still the little joy of watching it has remained during all those years. Even then on that ship, being an old, retired man, I was standing at the bow and looking down to the waves beating againts the wooden bow.

                Life among the soldiers was for me no problem. During the years of mobilization I had almost forgotten that there was a world outside the barracks. After my revolt against the King, my noble status was taken from me and I was enlisted in the army by royal edict. Since then I have spend all my years among the soldiers. Many a friend I have seen dying on the battlefield.
                But I was spared, time after time, even when my entire regiment was slaughtered - yes, I saw it with my own eyes, there was no mercy in those devils, even the wounded were not spared when they hid away, only me. These people sought to drink blood; I believe they were sent by Satan himself - I was spared, by hiding behind some rocks. The only place I thought safe for my wounded body.
                And so these soldiers respected me and they were eager to hear my tales of the many battles I fought since that revolt.

                Thus I managed to cross the Mare Iberia with pretty much ease and I arrived as healthy as one could normally wish after a a voyage over sea. And Monsoon was after all a nice city. Because I didn't know where to go and the soldiers still appreciated my company, I went with them, on the journey to Eye of Storm, as they described, a center of civilization, where science and architecture where well developped, perhaps the most beautiful city in the world. At least a city to be proud of.

                I suppose that you expect that a journey of such a length and through mountains and desert is hard to complete for a man of my age, but it went allright, though of course very slow, but the soldiers, who desired nothing else than a peaceful life after the horrors of the Bobian War, did not complain, they were rather satisfied and enjoyed the peace.

                We have passed through the most idyllic villages with the most beautiful names one could wish to pass though. The first one only a few miles from Monsoon: Wind-in-the-Fields. Built in the typical white and light yellow style of most Egyptian villages and cities on a slightly higher place than the surrounding fields and from there going further downhill
                The road had here become more like a sandy path that swayed like a river through the village as if each house were a rock in its course.
                There was also a brook swaying though it, the road crossed it just beside the mill, where the local inn was situated. Apart from the strange style the buildings were built in, it was a scene I was very well accustomed to.

                [I will continue later]
                Last edited by Aidun; February 17, 2004, 12:53.
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                • #9
                  Please let me know when we sack their capitol, so I can send a PM to Vondrack saying:
                  Dear Vondrack,
                  I hope you find hell confortable,
                  kindest regards,
                  The once-backstabbed-but-always-proud RP team
                  Señor Nuclearis Winterius the III,
                  Diplomat with the Voxians, and also
                  Señor Pablo Winterius, missionary Bishop and Archbishop of the Roleplay team

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                  • #10
                    Let you know it?!! Come, join, and look at it yourself.

                    Aidun
                    "Many that live deserve death. And some that die deserve life. Can you give it to them? Then do not be too eager to deal out death in judgement. For even the very wise can not see all ends." - J.R.R. Tolkien, The Fellowship of the Ring.
                    Term 9 and 10 Domestic Minister of the C3DG I., Term 8 Regional Governor of Old Persia in the C3DG and proud citizen of Apolyton. Royal Ambassador to Legoland in the C3 PTW DG, Foreign Affairs Minister and King of the United Kingdom in the MZO C3CDG and leader of the Monarchist Imperialist team. Moody Sir Aidun (The Impatient) of the Holy Templar Order in the C4BtSDG

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                    • #11
                      It seems liek this can be the moment of our national revival... For SPAIN! Let us retake the Homeland! No matter if GoW, GS, the Pope or the Aliens want us to respect GoW, we want our land back from them, from ND, revenge from them both and from Lego! We owe a lot to our great friends at GS... but they can´t ask us to give up the dream of returning to our beloved land, to our grassy hills, to those gentle plains, to those imposing mountains... to the holy ground were our ancestor all died, died fighting for their dream... of a united and undivisable Spain. Of a land that is ours, of a land that is holy... of a temple to the Spaniards´s bravery!
                      Señor Nuclearis Winterius the III,
                      Diplomat with the Voxians, and also
                      Señor Pablo Winterius, missionary Bishop and Archbishop of the Roleplay team

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                      • #12
                        From Cort Haus:

                        Hi Togas / Arnelos

                        So far, it's looking like GoW-ND may not be able to get a force ready in time to hit Lego before Rails and Rifles. Lack of boats, I'd guess. It could easily be thwarted by a sea-wall in any case, we suspect.

                        If not military action, then other ways to slow down Lego will be persued - embargoes, wonder denial, and Vox.

                        Do you think that Vox could be, ahem, persuaded that the world at large feels very strongly that Lego shouldn't get Vox's tech? It could be the clincher if Lego get that.

                        Regards,

                        Cort.
                        Thoughts?
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                        • #13
                          First strike at Lego should be Vox. Always attack a target at teh weekest point. Lego will of course go to defend them, and that will leave their homeland somewhat empty (not completely, as lego is no fool who will turn their back on all of us.)

                          Hurting Vox hurts lego. Simple. So hurt them. Vox might be persuaded to change attitude, but will need a compelling reason.
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                          • #14
                            So what if Rails and Rifles are around? Invasions are still possible, especially with an alliance of several civs and a neat UU to cause mayhem. Is there any chance of reviving talk of such a taskforce?
                            Consul.

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                            • #15
                              Doubtfull - people are scared.
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