Sudanna

The Rebels will not win. Their's is not the side of justice, anyway. And, Eragon, your signature is a misnomer.

First, Nalyd went with the "Destroy Geneforge, Don't use Geneforge, Join Obeyers" ending. It's the best, but he tried all variations just to see what they were.

Oh? Upon Mars, do you consider yourself equal to, say, an ant because it can feel pain? Or a paramecium, or a cat? The ability to feel pain is not a sign of equality, and the willingness to kill is no sign in one direction or the other. It is the reason to kill, and the reason to fight that matters. The Drakons fight not for equality, but for domination. They truly have no need to fight. They could have lived out the remainder of their lives on the Ashen Isle(The northern one, Nalyd forgets it's name). They fight meaninglessly and without reason. ET- Quote: Do Drakons make creations for pets? For company? No. Do they make creations to make life easier? No. Why do they make creations? War. Really FYT, ET.

Well, each area can only hold a finite amount of items, after which they start to disappear. It's something like 200.

See, with the Editor, you didn't need any cheats. You were just completely invincible. If you're going to cheat, go all the way. A4 didn't have an Editor in the sense that the last games did. It did have that rudimentary one that someone(Hawk King?) made. Nalyd usually runs a single maxed out party, with the rest being a good variety.

And how did you find out?

Yes, he did. The Shaper's robes to shimmer. Well, not shimmer, but they glow.

Yes, but the Drakons had a good long time before the Shapers even knew where it was.

Your displayed name. Like Nalyd The Dead, Infernal Flamming Muffin, and Kelandon.

Yes, but in different ways. And Nalyd was little when he chose that first moniker. How did you find it, anyway?

The Awakened are all dead. So have fun in the slums of Misc.

Well, Death has been here for more than two years, so. . .

Oh, yes the cheats were relatively useless compared to the Character Editor and the Geneforge version, though the one that shows you all the units on the minimap is invaluable.

ET's point was that the freeborn serviles had time to make art, even though they were in a much worse situation than the Drakons, who have a remote mountain base all too themselves. Drakons don't enjoy battle overmuch. There's the occasional fanatic, but the majority are too lazy and cunning to enjoy battle. There were several servile tinkerers/scavengers on Sucia, and there was even one that took care of creations for the Obeyers.

Well, there was a warning including. Let's compromise. It's partial spam. And are flame wars really bad? They bring warmth to this forum that cold, cold, cold, since Dikiyoba the Great decided to not write any more Episodes.

He can always change his moniker to something inferior, like Delicious Drakon.

Yes, and this wasn't spam. It was a warning. What you posted was spam. Come to think of it, so is this. Go, meta-spam!

The obeyers never abandoned you. You just got attacked by Trajkov and stranded.

Well, Tully's editor used the two destined-to-die prospectives in the first area, so it was either all-or-nothing at the start.

Well, it is unsellable. Try splicing it in as a reward for some random side quest.

The problem is, that while humans have two sides, not to mention a neutral ground, Drakons can only be the bad side. And the shopkeeper Drakon in G3 doesn't count. He was merely overcome by his greed.

Perfect! Perfect! Everything that everyone wanted!

For shame! Use spelling and grammar! And don't type in all capitals, for science's sake!

But three Wingbolts will take down three Drayks in one turn, while six Drayks might take down one and a half Wingbolts.

The first successful ones. Then they were killed by the Barzites and further improved.