

Irony! So much delicious irony. Charlie would lose this many archons to a single spell. And give them to the enemy. And then lose some more because a few of the archons will survive here.the update wrote:A game like this would never have happened to Charlescomm. It never had happened. To lose this many in a single battle? Impossible.
Someday, Mistress and Charlie would come together and be on the same side.




Lamech wrote:Irony! So much delicious irony. Charlie would lose this many archons to a single spell. And give them to the enemy. And then lose some more because a few of the archons will survive here.the update wrote:A game like this would never have happened to Charlescomm. It never had happened. To lose this many in a single battle? Impossible.

Lamech wrote:Irony! So much delicious irony. Charlie would lose this many archons to a single spell. And give them to the enemy. And then lose some more because a few of the archons will survive here.the update wrote:A game like this would never have happened to Charlescomm. It never had happened. To lose this many in a single battle? Impossible.
TheTuna wrote:This is only further confirmation that Wanda pulled a pretty boneheaded stunt leaving the battlefield.
Seems like troop morale is sinking fast. She and/or Parson need to get through that portal ASAP.

Summer Update 33 wrote:His leadership would add three attack to all units on his side, five to those in his hex, and ten to those in his own stack. His mistress would add one to all Decrypted troops on her side, four to those in her hex, and eight to those in her stack.
LIAB Text Update 56 wrote:But through the Arkendish, Charlie could lend another 5 to any fight he was directing. It was just as powerful as Mistress Wanda’s bonus.

His leadership would add three attack to all units on his side, five to those in his hex, and ten to those in his own stack. His mistress would add one to all Decrypted troops on her side, four to those in her hex, and eight to those in her stack.
But through the Arkendish, Charlie could lend another 5 to any fight he was directing. It was just as powerful as Mistress Wanda’s bonus.


0100010 wrote:Hello long time lurker, first time posting...
It was nice to see this. I was wondering what happened to the friends Archons. At least until the last several comics when the image characters made it appear like some of them. It looked like Rachel was the one to say "This looks like a plan 9" on page 78, w/ Monica behind her saying "Ha Yeah" At first I though the one saying "Swarm" was Phebe but though her hair style looked wrong. It looked like Rachel getting dusted in the Zzrgrizz panel on page 79, Monica look like she got captured by Ace in on the next page. I was asking, well what happen to Phoebe?
The short curly haired archon on the 1st panel of Page 78 seems to be be the one showing the most confidence and leadership, Is she one of the leadership 3 units? (also given the use of the bellwether phrase) She was never given a name. Any thoughts? Maybe Amelia Earhart? That would make an awesome high leadership Archon refernece. This also makes me wonder, what would an Archon look like if they were promoted to warlord? This is something Charlie would never do, but Parson might, if enough Archons survived and they did so because of the critical leading actions of the promoted one, on top of killing Ossomer and Slately.

Nueamin wrote:His leadership would add three attack to all units on his side, five to those in his hex, and ten to those in his own stack. His mistress would add one to all Decrypted troops on her side, four to those in her hex, and eight to those in her stack.But through the Arkendish, Charlie could lend another 5 to any fight he was directing. It was just as powerful as Mistress Wanda’s bonus.
No discrepancy. It apparently adds one to all on the side and then four more to the ones in the hex for a total of five.
She should fight, though.
She wasn’t thinking of the team here, which they always told her was the worst thing you could
do. This wouldn’t look very good on her next review. “Teamwork ethic still improving” would be
written there, and maybe, “confidence remains a deficit area for Phoebe.”
Even without watching, the shouts and blasts and last cries were so clear. That sound was a
sword hacking someone, ribs snapping. She should help. That was someone dissolving. She should
fly in and stack up with anyone else, and fight. And help.
But now Rachel was gone, and there was no-one to tell her what to do. Scouts don’t autoengage if
they can hide, and she could hide really, really well. Better than she could fight. So...she
should do that, right? Made sense. Made perfect sense.
When your entire win condition is based around a decapitation strike by a swift, flying force, holding much back in reserve doesn't make a lot of sense. I'd keep enough to allow the dragon taming to continue, because every turn that's a nice boost to your forces and because it creates your reserve force for you, but other than that I'd be "all-in."Raza wrote:I still don't get that Stanley authorized the use of more than half or so of the archons in an offensive strike, when they were so essential to his powerful dwagon collecting trick, but I guess he just didn't want to say no to Ansom.
Zeroberon wrote:So we know with 100% certainty that THIS IS HOW TRI-LINKS WORK, PERIOD END OF STORY.
TheTuna wrote:Lamech wrote:Irony! So much delicious irony. Charlie would lose this many archons to a single spell. And give them to the enemy. And then lose some more because a few of the archons will survive here.the update wrote:A game like this would never have happened to Charlescomm. It never had happened. To lose this many in a single battle? Impossible.
That's an excellent point, actually. I guess she isn't counting Gobwin Knob erupting as a battle?

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