Posts from 🐙 Planet Aberat, Kingdom of Selya-Mira 🐙 Auto-translated

– We need debauchery, violence, and vice. Preferably on a planetary scale, – Aleran confessed. – Don't be surprised, our cult is built around a personality that was thrown into the fiery abyss several millennia ago to be defiled by demons to death. But she survived... and now she defiles everyone herself. Everyone for themselves, because there will be no mercy! No one will leave here pure and innocent!

The cultists nodded seriously. It seems that Albrecht's honor is in great danger!

You know, Nebok, for some reason, I think Albrecht wouldn't be able to hide anything in his rear passage right now...

Well, he would just pull it out at the right moment and stab someone in the eye.

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. – We need debauchery, violence, and vice.

- Seriously? Are you serious? And when Sho-Ni was about to try almost all of the Aberath pods, they started lecturing her with some cool wagon about a misunderstanding of the cult. It's all clear with you, you cultist scammers.

What did you expect from a young incubus whose job is to please his mistress?

Well, he could have pulled it out at the right moment and stabbed him in the eye.

I mean, while he was lying in an арбуз-induced coma, the Fluegelgeheim could have already tested it on him.

And, as always:

- Actually, I said that to the captain, - grumbled Derevos. - You might be able to deceive a minister who has little to do with the "land," but not me - I won't take my eyes off you, - he said, making a corresponding gesture and shrugging his shoulders. - However, if you do well and as expected, I will have no reason to suspect you of anything. That's what's good about the System - it can give everyone a chance, even in not the best situation. Sir, if this is all our reinforcement, then I think it's time for us to prepare for the sortie.

– Trust my experience; trying to deceive Yuiner Kalidar is like trying to deceive yourself. It seems like everything is going according to plan, but in the end, you're the one who gets fooled...

The men say goodbye to each other, and our trio now heads to the meeting place.

As expected, Amaxar Orrin is waiting near the gate, accompanied by several black guards.

– Oh, you're here. Right on time. I appreciate punctuality and precision, – the commander said with a crooked smile. – You brought a lovely lady with you... Hmm, what beautiful legs! But remember, we're here to fight against the renegades.

– I bet none of your reapers can match my kill count of brown knights, – Myla said haughtily.

– Ah, it's you... Trained by Lady Kalidar? Then I'll keep quiet. A good warrior is always welcome.

A short pause followed.

Meanwhile, with Nebochka:

Apparently, Albrecht turned as pale as a ghost after the recent events, so the incubus unexpectedly softened his tone.

– Don't be so scared! This is for me. It's an excellent thing.

Aleran got out of the bath, walked over to the cultists, and patted the device with its complicated name.

– For the most discerning connoisseurs! You're still too young to try this. I am a true son of hedonism, and I can afford it. Many would condemn me, reminding me that the cult's true goal is to spread its ideas, but I'm not really interested in that. I enjoy pleasure, and I'm high enough in the hierarchy to ignore disapproving words. Alright... I won't bother you, secret guardian. You're not a woman, after all. Men don't interest me. Consider this whole conversation a generous offer.

The cultists looked at the device, then at the incubus.

– Hmm, wait a moment.

How come Captain Supovarov in Space Marines 2 has only one letter difference in his name compared to my Captain of the City Guard?

Well, nothing new, experience is constantly being distributed left and right.

Experiment Results:

Revan hasn't logged in for a month.
Heroist left for a month and didn't return.
The rest became united... some with the Factory, some with a contract, some with disappointment in the cult of Sorn-Tarn.

Only the GM survived. But overall, things went better than I expected. It could have been even better, but alas... The GM is still here, but the players are gone.

The heel won, as always!

Yeah, I would have played more despite the bugs, but we gradually lost interest. It's a shame you went to the gym back then; infrequent activity often ruined the experience. But overall, I liked the faction mechanics, the descriptions were good, the generator was easy to use (which is a plus, no need for overcomplication), the combat was decent, and I wanted to play as the Rosgvardeyets again since the time of the "impoverished kingdoms." In general, it reminded me of experiences from the old school. More than playable, it's just that circumstances turned out this way this time. But this is more of a rule than an exception; if you remember, what percentage of experiences actually made it to the end compared to their total number.

The call of the gym is not easy to resist). Especially since I'm still fighting with the most "masculine" establishment in the whole city. Perhaps one day we will see a continuation of the fascinating story about Brown Banner and his patroness... because there was much more left unsaid than what was actually played out. Not a single hint slipped about the true motives of Ekkyranal Deriner, which had nothing to do with the banal conquest of Aberat. Not to mention the cunning plans of Salitil, which I planned to reveal through Juvencius... and there was also the fox arc. The head of the Pink Petals branch could easily have become a boss, under certain circumstances. At the very least, I needed a player on the side of Sorn-Tarn, two or three players for any loyal organization, and a fox (I took that role myself). Northerners, cultists, and mercenaries could get involved anywhere, and the brown knight could have shown the story from the antagonists' point of view. The truth about Ekkyranal Deriner could have been quite unexpected against the relatively predictable fact that Yuiner Kalidar is Salitil's adopted daughter. However, Yuiner's story itself could also boast interesting moments, and the lore of Sorn-Tarn is the largest of all at the moment, as it contains enough events for a separate book. Against this background, Ceraria seems quite simple, although she plays a key role in the plot. The only thing that bothered me in the full story was the departure from the original concept of the world: the conflicts of Lovecraftian cults. Yog-Sheldar and Iggahrad remained somewhere on the sidelines. The desire to make a powerful woman with sharp heels the antagonist won out. But overall, the result exceeded my low expectations. Among the players, I will very predictably highlight the simple factory worker, Derevos)

Nothing new, experience is constantly being distributed left and right.

Playing my expansion without me, what a sneaky one!