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Remember to add me to all the languages after all I can understand them, just can't speak them :)

I'm just starting to figure out the language groups. If the added one, sylvan, works then I will fix it. I dont think there is a goblin one so someone just putting that wouldnt work for anyone (if I recall correctly)

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oooh, it actually ran that and changed it on me. looks like spanish though.

I'm a little rusty but it looks like you said something about the pandemic, terminal possibly means like a terminal, or severe, illness? like terminate.

terminal pandemic?

or you are asking when it will end? tempo is a time statement, temporary?

pandemic terminate?

did you mean to put: Quanto tempo até a pandemia terminar.

or did it translate your words to that?

It’s Portuguese.

I asked when will the pandemic end, but left out the question mark.

it looks kind of similar to Spanish.

cool stuff.

I was asked how much it costs one to form or create an army.

Keep in mind armies cost one or more bp PER WEEK. they can be expensive.

https://paizo.com/threads/rzs2qvnf?Recruiting-Armies

https://paizo.com/threads/rzs2...-Army-Creation-Costs

I will put these links in the reference section of the intro thread.

Ok so just to clarify, it costs nothing to raise (Unless you add extra resources) but there is an ongoing cost to maintain them.

So a company of 100 Dwarven Axemen (F2) costs 1bp per week to maintain but would take 4 weeks to assemble. Likewise for the Elven Wardens (R2) but if I wanted them to be archers it increases the cost by 2bp and the consumption goes to 2bp per week.

Also it looks like these are costs for armies in the field rather than guards staying to defend the settlement which are covered under the Defense costs of buildings.  Is that how we are playing it?

In reply to Finaril (msg # 453):


This is my understanding as well... also making a note not to get on your bad side.
:D

Yeah don't poke Prince Finaril, he's worse than a bear coming out of it's winter slumber.

In reply to Aecthelion (msg # 455):



Right, bad, but not the worst fate imaginable...
den mother, winter, cubs,  *cue scenes of Enoch's half-orcish face being mawled by bear, with voice over of someone saying on how he died up north and how the hunting is good up there.*
*considers how the film will be accidently  consider a chick flick for reasons that can't be quantified*

XD I dont really have the answer to that, but I know there is a reserve cost. if someone needs to use an army for defense, I will look up rules for the situation and we can work on it then.

for now, recruitment is the relevant mechanics. As you guys have said it, is my understanding as well.

my understanding is it doesnt cost to recruit them but the moment you recruit them it's x bp cost per week. I use to have a better understanding of those rules and soon I will do more research to develope a better one again but for now thats the hard and fast we will use.

I have a cert exam or three, if one of you guys does research and posts about it though then that would be acceptable.

According to UC being a king, or lord of a city is sufficient for recrutement of non-monster armies. If you aren't one then You will have to do things to earn the reputation to recruit armies. Monster armies also require things to be done, but what exactly I'm not sure at the moment.

Behold! how Training and Logistics  fit into all this.

Armies are overrated.   Hire a Hulk....or me.    ^_^

In reply to Aithne (msg # 460):


I'll see your comment, figuratively, and say, army armed with guns, with you to train them.
:D
I can have my cake and eat it too.

Okay, the blind guy  makes horrible blind jokes as well.

In reply to Enoch (msg # 461):

Ironically, Aithne actually could do just that.   Military family (her mother is a General) background.

See all this military/politics stuff is why some of us wizards choose to live on the surface of the sun instead.


Edit: Reference - https://pathfinderwiki.com/wiki/Eziah
This message was last edited by the player at 06:53, Sat 25 Apr 2020.

What is ACR?

In reply to Mako (msg # 464):

Army Challenge Rating (ACR): This is based on the CR of an individual unit from the army and the army’s size, and scales like CRs for monsters. To determine ACR, see Table: Army Sizes and apply the modifier for the army’s size to the CR of an individual unit in the army. If an army is cavalry, use the mount’s CR or the rider’s CR, whichever is higher. For example, an individual orc warrior 1 is CR 1/3, so an army of 100 orc warriors 1 is ACR 1/3; an army of 500 orc warriors 1 is ACR 3 (4 steps greater than the standard 100-unit army). If a group’s ACR would be lower than 1/8, it doesn’t count as an army—add more troops until you reach an ACR of 1/8 or higher.

Edit: https://www.d20pfsrd.com/gamem...r-rules/mass-combat/ For more reading.
This message was last edited by the player at 08:57, Sat 25 Apr 2020.

999 problems, but an emeny aint ont

Announce: I am approving Stronghold Builders Guidebook for this game, a link to the pdf will be posted in the intro reference section. if you do not own it, you should endeavor to remedy that.
This message was last edited by the GM at 21:42, Sat 25 Apr 2020.

May I ask why you are asking this? I skimmed the pdf but I'm not sure how this 3.5 material translates to pathfinder.

It's a common legal disclaimer.