E1Alpha
09-18-2012, 08:42 PM
Meron Pinnacle
Archeos VS Disgeran
Post Limit: 10 per participant - - - - - - Time Limit: Saturday 13/10/2012
Maximum time in between posts: 48 hours
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Armies:
Archeos
Commander: Palion, the Blade of Retribution
Army: Paladins, Knights, Militia
Disgeran
Commander: Hierophind, the Prophet of Darkness
Army: Heretic Footmen, Ascended Footmen, Warlocks
Participants:
Archeos
/
Disgeran
Mildred (Cfavano) (http://role-player.net/forum/showthread.php?t=32533&p=1024147&viewfull=1#post1024147)
GM:
E1Alpha
Posting Order
Cfavano
|
E1Alpha (GM)
Introductions:
Marching from Horstead, the Archeon forces had been walking without pause. Brave knights and soldiers, accompanied by mighty paladins. They had only one objective now: taking control of the Meron Pinnacle. But this objective was more personal for them than anything, for their opponent on this day, were the vile forces of Disgeran. Their mortal enemies, and those who they have pledged to destroy. Having them controlling the Meron Pinnacle would mean the end of any safety on this land’s waterways, as well as a much too beneficial advantage for them should they attack the blessed lands of Archeos. They were not going to have this domain, that much was certain.
Marching before the army, was the beacon of righteous fury: Palion. A paladin of great power, he instantly gathered some of his best men when the command to take Meron Pinnacle reached his ears. During the journey, he had not said a word. He had simply kept on walking. But his mere presence inspired some of the farmers in Horstead. Those of them who were loyal enough spontaneously took up arms and followed in the wake of the grand army.
In the distance, Palion could see it. The famed tower of Meron Pinnacle. Many secrets are housed in there. Nobody within these millennia has found out, but that would end once he had shown Disgeran the true meaning of retribution. On the edge of hills and cliffs leading up to the spire, he halted and turned to the army, which promptly stopped, with the militia in the back taking a few seconds to come to a full halt.
“Alu’Terasa is with us today, for we have taken up arms against our most dreaded foes: The sickening beasts of Disgeran. Now remember well. While the enemy is our main problem, our goal is to take control of the spire. Remember this well! Fight well, fight with faith, and Alu’Terasa shall strike down our enemy before us.”
The army instantly called out to their god in unison, before they continued to follow Palion up onto the cliffs. Palion himself was reciting the final words the Chosen One parted to him before he left: “From the light we shall push the dark ones back. But from the shadow of the spire, we shall vanquish them.”
Palion knew what this could have meant, but he kept it to himself, as he did not like counting on false aces.
Battle was drawing near, and he knew, as he felt lightning surge through his being.
A small beachhead had been made on the riverside on the southern edge of the Meron Pinnacle. Dark, looming ships had made land there, and heretic traitors were pouring out, being riled up by demonic soldiers and warlocks. The soldiers of Disgeran were already known to fear every moment they lived, but their fear of going in battle against the Archeon forces was greater than anything. Archeos was bent on the destruction of Disgeran, and that led most men to believe that taking prisoners was out of the question with them.
Already on land was the one to lead this assault. A vile, shrouded man. Hierophind was known to be a tactical genius, but also known to sometimes sacrifice over half of his army, just to achieve one goal. Rarely have his tactics failed, and as such, he now had faith that his plans would work out, even if they were facing the paladins of Archeos.
As the last of Disgeran’s forces were unloaded, Hierophind tapped his cane repeatingly on the rock surface of a wall, the sound echoing across the army, until complete silence fell.
“Listen well. You have all been brought here for one purpose. To die fighting. You will die here, or you shall go through eternal torment at my hands.”
It was a rather common start to one of Hierophind’s preaches, but still, the words beamed fear into the hearts of the Disgeran troops. It was this fear that has always driven them to victory.
“The zealous idiots from Archeos lie ahead, wanting to take Meron Pinnacle for their own –righteous cause-. This is a plain insult to the emperor. An insult that cannot go unpunished. As such, we shall take this land for ourselves, and we shall leave nothing of this so-called holy army but corpses and festering bags of meat. We shall set an example to all who oppose us.”
He took a moment to regain his breath, while overlooking his forces. Twisted, corrupted and most of them also frightened, just how Hierophind liked it.
“I have divided you in separate groups earlier. Each group will have its own objective. You will stick to this objective or I shall show you the true meaning of agony.”
He then lowered his staff to point at a large group of heretic footmen. “You men. You will charge in first. You will be my decoy. You will go toe-to-toe with the paladins. Will you die? Yes. What if you decided to flee? You will wish you died in that battlefield.” One of the men visibly burst into tears at the idea of being sent in with your only purpose being death. This was soon silenced by a demonically enhanced warrior, that ripped the man’s torso off of his lower body.
The prophet then continued, turning his attention to an army that seemed to be equipped more with demonic soldiers than the previous group. “You lot shall ascend along the cliffs and outflank the paladins as they drop their guard to fight off the first group. I want you wreaking havoc in there.”
He then turned his attention to the smallest group, which was accompanied by warlocks. “Then finally, with everything secured, I want you lot to warp over to the tower, seize control over it, and rain hell down upon them from above. Am I clear?”
A long moment of silence followed, to which Hierophind nodded with a smirk. “Now go! And do not fail me!”
At the roar of a demon, the army marched, ascending upon the cliffs and hills, each group splitting to do what they were tasked to do.
Battle Start
Light and darkness approached from each side.When Palion spotted the heretic soldiers of Disgerans on the other side of the pinnacle, he rose his hand to gesture his army to stop and prepare themselves, weapons and shields being raised.
The heretics saw this, but kept on marching forward, even though fear was taking the better of them. They were literally going to have to fight to survive.
Hierophind looked upon the scene from a distance, leaning on his staff, before snapping his fingers.
Another demon’s roar sounded, as heretic and demon soldier alike began smashing their weapons into their shields, producing an awe inspiring sound that echoed all over the area.
The sound of beating metal left the armored frontlines of Archeos unphased, although the militia were visibly affected by it, but unlike the Disgeran heretic, they believed and trusted in Alu’Terasa.
Hierophind silently gazed upon the scene, before raising his hand before him, aiming it at the Archeons.
The captains of the army nodded, being demon enhanced brutes aswell as they roared out. Followed by roars and yells from the heretics aswell, as they began rushing forward, like a dark stain upon the grass, spreading towards the Archeon paladins.
Palion held still, gazing at the charging army, keeping his hand in the air, as his forces did not bunge. He was waiting until the Disgeran forces were out of reach of the shrouded man in the distance, and when that happened, Palion formed his hand into a fist. “Purge them.”
The Archeon paladins marched forward, fearlessly. They did not run, they simply marched towards the lines of heretics.
The men, mad with fear, ran to their death, as they smashed into the righteous bulwarks and got sliced up by the Archeon troops. The battle seemed almost too easy for Archeos, but both sides knew better.
This was only just beginning.
Archeos VS Disgeran
Post Limit: 10 per participant - - - - - - Time Limit: Saturday 13/10/2012
Maximum time in between posts: 48 hours
http://i49.tinypic.com/1zn5q0w.png
Armies:
Archeos
Commander: Palion, the Blade of Retribution
Army: Paladins, Knights, Militia
Disgeran
Commander: Hierophind, the Prophet of Darkness
Army: Heretic Footmen, Ascended Footmen, Warlocks
Participants:
Archeos
/
Disgeran
Mildred (Cfavano) (http://role-player.net/forum/showthread.php?t=32533&p=1024147&viewfull=1#post1024147)
GM:
E1Alpha
Posting Order
Cfavano
|
E1Alpha (GM)
Introductions:
Marching from Horstead, the Archeon forces had been walking without pause. Brave knights and soldiers, accompanied by mighty paladins. They had only one objective now: taking control of the Meron Pinnacle. But this objective was more personal for them than anything, for their opponent on this day, were the vile forces of Disgeran. Their mortal enemies, and those who they have pledged to destroy. Having them controlling the Meron Pinnacle would mean the end of any safety on this land’s waterways, as well as a much too beneficial advantage for them should they attack the blessed lands of Archeos. They were not going to have this domain, that much was certain.
Marching before the army, was the beacon of righteous fury: Palion. A paladin of great power, he instantly gathered some of his best men when the command to take Meron Pinnacle reached his ears. During the journey, he had not said a word. He had simply kept on walking. But his mere presence inspired some of the farmers in Horstead. Those of them who were loyal enough spontaneously took up arms and followed in the wake of the grand army.
In the distance, Palion could see it. The famed tower of Meron Pinnacle. Many secrets are housed in there. Nobody within these millennia has found out, but that would end once he had shown Disgeran the true meaning of retribution. On the edge of hills and cliffs leading up to the spire, he halted and turned to the army, which promptly stopped, with the militia in the back taking a few seconds to come to a full halt.
“Alu’Terasa is with us today, for we have taken up arms against our most dreaded foes: The sickening beasts of Disgeran. Now remember well. While the enemy is our main problem, our goal is to take control of the spire. Remember this well! Fight well, fight with faith, and Alu’Terasa shall strike down our enemy before us.”
The army instantly called out to their god in unison, before they continued to follow Palion up onto the cliffs. Palion himself was reciting the final words the Chosen One parted to him before he left: “From the light we shall push the dark ones back. But from the shadow of the spire, we shall vanquish them.”
Palion knew what this could have meant, but he kept it to himself, as he did not like counting on false aces.
Battle was drawing near, and he knew, as he felt lightning surge through his being.
A small beachhead had been made on the riverside on the southern edge of the Meron Pinnacle. Dark, looming ships had made land there, and heretic traitors were pouring out, being riled up by demonic soldiers and warlocks. The soldiers of Disgeran were already known to fear every moment they lived, but their fear of going in battle against the Archeon forces was greater than anything. Archeos was bent on the destruction of Disgeran, and that led most men to believe that taking prisoners was out of the question with them.
Already on land was the one to lead this assault. A vile, shrouded man. Hierophind was known to be a tactical genius, but also known to sometimes sacrifice over half of his army, just to achieve one goal. Rarely have his tactics failed, and as such, he now had faith that his plans would work out, even if they were facing the paladins of Archeos.
As the last of Disgeran’s forces were unloaded, Hierophind tapped his cane repeatingly on the rock surface of a wall, the sound echoing across the army, until complete silence fell.
“Listen well. You have all been brought here for one purpose. To die fighting. You will die here, or you shall go through eternal torment at my hands.”
It was a rather common start to one of Hierophind’s preaches, but still, the words beamed fear into the hearts of the Disgeran troops. It was this fear that has always driven them to victory.
“The zealous idiots from Archeos lie ahead, wanting to take Meron Pinnacle for their own –righteous cause-. This is a plain insult to the emperor. An insult that cannot go unpunished. As such, we shall take this land for ourselves, and we shall leave nothing of this so-called holy army but corpses and festering bags of meat. We shall set an example to all who oppose us.”
He took a moment to regain his breath, while overlooking his forces. Twisted, corrupted and most of them also frightened, just how Hierophind liked it.
“I have divided you in separate groups earlier. Each group will have its own objective. You will stick to this objective or I shall show you the true meaning of agony.”
He then lowered his staff to point at a large group of heretic footmen. “You men. You will charge in first. You will be my decoy. You will go toe-to-toe with the paladins. Will you die? Yes. What if you decided to flee? You will wish you died in that battlefield.” One of the men visibly burst into tears at the idea of being sent in with your only purpose being death. This was soon silenced by a demonically enhanced warrior, that ripped the man’s torso off of his lower body.
The prophet then continued, turning his attention to an army that seemed to be equipped more with demonic soldiers than the previous group. “You lot shall ascend along the cliffs and outflank the paladins as they drop their guard to fight off the first group. I want you wreaking havoc in there.”
He then turned his attention to the smallest group, which was accompanied by warlocks. “Then finally, with everything secured, I want you lot to warp over to the tower, seize control over it, and rain hell down upon them from above. Am I clear?”
A long moment of silence followed, to which Hierophind nodded with a smirk. “Now go! And do not fail me!”
At the roar of a demon, the army marched, ascending upon the cliffs and hills, each group splitting to do what they were tasked to do.
Battle Start
Light and darkness approached from each side.When Palion spotted the heretic soldiers of Disgerans on the other side of the pinnacle, he rose his hand to gesture his army to stop and prepare themselves, weapons and shields being raised.
The heretics saw this, but kept on marching forward, even though fear was taking the better of them. They were literally going to have to fight to survive.
Hierophind looked upon the scene from a distance, leaning on his staff, before snapping his fingers.
Another demon’s roar sounded, as heretic and demon soldier alike began smashing their weapons into their shields, producing an awe inspiring sound that echoed all over the area.
The sound of beating metal left the armored frontlines of Archeos unphased, although the militia were visibly affected by it, but unlike the Disgeran heretic, they believed and trusted in Alu’Terasa.
Hierophind silently gazed upon the scene, before raising his hand before him, aiming it at the Archeons.
The captains of the army nodded, being demon enhanced brutes aswell as they roared out. Followed by roars and yells from the heretics aswell, as they began rushing forward, like a dark stain upon the grass, spreading towards the Archeon paladins.
Palion held still, gazing at the charging army, keeping his hand in the air, as his forces did not bunge. He was waiting until the Disgeran forces were out of reach of the shrouded man in the distance, and when that happened, Palion formed his hand into a fist. “Purge them.”
The Archeon paladins marched forward, fearlessly. They did not run, they simply marched towards the lines of heretics.
The men, mad with fear, ran to their death, as they smashed into the righteous bulwarks and got sliced up by the Archeon troops. The battle seemed almost too easy for Archeos, but both sides knew better.
This was only just beginning.