1. The Eagles were caught by surprise, as the Crawlers were supposed to be at the Rhino HQ. They were not involved in the war, so had no reason to expect an attack. 2. The Eagles barely had enough Chi to get their Interceptors into the air, let alone fight with them. 3. The Eagles, as the most intelligent species, recognized that joining the Crawlers and gaining power in their government was the best way of surviving. The Raven and Bear HQs serve as examples of what happens when a tribe with a dwindling Chi supply tries to fight two tribes with a supply of Chi far greater than any other. Until the Chi Falls restarted, there was no chance of the Crawler Empire being defeated, and even now they could waltz in and take Lion City at their leisure. The Inland Tribes now have enough Chi to actually stand a chance, but no one tribe has yet accumulated enough to face the Crawlers without support. 4. The Eagles, for the most part, govern themselves independently. They have to let Crawlers into the Spire, but not sharing with others is against Eagle law anyway. Their flag flies alongside the Crawler Empire's on top of the Spire, and the Crawlers (not counting the Overwatch) have been cooperative and friendly.
No, one tribe, can fight the crawlers alone...the crawlers are three tribes. And you never side with a team just because they're winning...because that's when the whirling game of war will swipe you off your feet with a change in direction. I agree with egorsmirnov, the eagles were scared.
No, one tribe, can fight the crawlers alone...the crawlers are three tribes. And you never side with a team just because they're winning...because that's when the whirling game of war will swipe you off your feet with a change in direction. I agree with egorsmirnov, the eagles were scared.
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Totally! I've been a little distracted at the moment though.
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Good! After you do that, I might add your Outland map to Egorsmirnov's Chima map.
And guess what came on the mail today! BAM!!! Updated map, brought to you by me! Honestly, i didn't know if he gorge went through and cut the desert in half, but from what i can tell from the TV show, the depth gets higher as it gets deeper into the inlands, making the "Grand Archway" land-bridge, plus "The Fangs" in the desert territory, or as i like to call that area, "The Wastelands".
Sssoooo... how do you guys think?
Hey, for clarities sake...could you update the map so that it lists the tribes many outposts as well?
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Doc’s entry is exactly how they should be. How is it all false?
Ok, lets begin with description, as Shamrock always mentions one of the first major differences is that the rhinos here are very smart, concepts such as: neutrality, diplomacy, banking and stable economic policy although not rhino exclusive, are perfected by the rhinos, the concept of armed neutrality is a rhino main policy and there diplomacy over war stance is a symbol of greater intelligence as they understand the importance of peace. Also the main example for their fighting style is seen in the crawler rhino war, where they used tactics not brute force. Fighting style is defensive, the rhinos stood behind their fortifications unlike the lions who engaged the crawlers upon abandoning defensive position instantly.
Most used tactic: Fortified defense , never first to engage an opponent. Machine quality: not the best, but never used catapults except in the rock flingers, during their war they used: turrets, walls, anti tank, anti air and rocket artillery.
Disadvantages are correct however
OOC: I don't necessarily consider fortifications as machines, I looked for your vehicles but I came up with nothing so I had to improvise, and as for the most used tactic, that was for when they do attack. Amd lets be honest... Rihnos are still not the sharpest tool in the tool box. But, maybe I did under rate their intelligence a little bit. Welp, nobody's perfect, remember, these are not completely accurate either.
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-last edited on Feb 26, 2018 23:10:01 GMT by Dr. Matthews
Post by Dr. Matthews on Feb 26, 2018 23:07:45 GMT
Military might of the Ravens of Chima
The Ravens: The Ravens are considered the most keniving, cheating, and probably the most shrude tribe in all of Chima. The Ravens, like the egales, have an enhanced form of intelligence the difference being the eagles have an intellectual form of intelligence while the Ravens have a more practical one. They can pretty much never be out dealed or out witted, so if you think you are ripping off a raven...think again. This is why most chimians speak and deal with ravens useing caution. Ravens excell in the buisness field and rail combat. They also are the second top providers of general services in Chima (the first being the lions). When they attack, they use a combination of cut throat tactics to get right to the point, and use their ability of flight to their advantage. Fighting style: strategical Most used tactic: Mass bombing followed by an immediate assault Machine quality: They are experts at aircraft but their ground vehicles are limited. Disadvantages: Ravens have very, very few ground vehicles (in fact only one Polly bag sized one) and no Navy, but their planes can attack most anything in those s spheres with planes. Their main weakness is that ravens are sometimes too hasty and that can result in serious failure.
And guess what came on the mail today! BAM!!! Updated map, brought to you by me! Honestly, i didn't know if he gorge went through and cut the desert in half, but from what i can tell from the TV show, the depth gets higher as it gets deeper into the inlands, making the "Grand Archway" land-bridge, plus "The Fangs" in the desert territory, or as i like to call that area, "The Wastelands".
Sssoooo... how do you guys think?
Hey, for clarities sake...could you update the map so that it lists the tribes many outposts as well?
I dunno if i can do that right at the moment, dont have a computer to call my own(yet). Sorry about that.
The Ravens: The Ravens are considered the most keniving, cheating, and probably the most shrude tribe in all of Chima. The Ravens, like the egales, have an enhanced form of intelligence the difference being the eagles have an intellectual form of intelligence while the Ravens have a more practical one. They can pretty much never be out dealed or out witted, so if you think you are ripping off a raven...think again. This is why most chimians speak and deal with ravens useing caution. Ravens excell in the buisness field and rail combat. They also are the second top providers of general services in Chima (the first being the lions). When they attack, they use a combination of cut throat tactics to get right to the point, and use their ability of flight to their advantage. Fighting style: strategical Most used tactic: Mass bombing followed by an immediate assault Machine quality: They are experts at aircraft but their ground vehicles are limited. Disadvantages: Ravens have very, very few ground vehicles (in fact only one Polly bag sized one) and no Navy, but their planes can attack most anything in those s spheres with planes. Their main weakness is that ravens are sometimes too hasty and that can result in serious failure.
I really like what you've got for the Crocs, Ravens, Lions, Gorillas, and Rhinos. I believe the Rhinos should be exactly like how you said, and not intellectual bankers and such. Like I mentioned previously, they don't have to be slapstick dumb like in the show, but they shouldn't be sophisticated thinkers. The Rhinos exist to be the barbarian tribe of Chima.
I really like what you've got for the Crocs, Ravens, Lions, Gorillas, and Rhinos. I believe the Rhinos should be exactly like how you said, and not intellectual bankers and such. Like I mentioned previously, they don't have to be slapstick dumb like in the show, but they shouldn't be sophisticated thinkers. The Rhinos exist to be the barbarian tribe of Chima.
I really like what you've got for the Crocs, Ravens, Lions, Gorillas, and Rhinos. I believe the Rhinos should be exactly like how you said, and not intellectual bankers and such. Like I mentioned previously, they don't have to be slapstick dumb like in the show, but they shouldn't be sophisticated thinkers. The Rhinos exist to be the barbarian tribe of Chima.
I really like what you've got for the Crocs, Ravens, Lions, Gorillas, and Rhinos. I believe the Rhinos should be exactly like how you said, and not intellectual bankers and such. Like I mentioned previously, they don't have to be slapstick dumb like in the show, but they shouldn't be sophisticated thinkers. The Rhinos exist to be the barbarian tribe of Chima.
The gun was permanentely destroyed, and I have forever quit.
OOC: Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!! Well then, may the best of luck be with you. And if you ever change your mind, the door's always open. Maybe someday later I'll see you again.
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Well we should have like a timeline start date sorta like we have: AD and BC in our world. So BR - Before roleplay, AR- After roleplay. Br as in before the roleplay started. Anyways here are the events I have established for my characters
47 BR - Ryloth takes up military service 30 BR - Gorbav takes power in the gorilla tribe following the gorilla civil war 16 BR - Lysandre founds Lysandre Labs 06 BR - The incident at Lysandre Labs
That's the ones I have so far, I also know that
03 BR - Rawlin takes power following the raven coup 03 BR - Roviga takes power in the rhino nation
Well, here's the timeline for my characters (I left out some stuff that would spoil my prequel story, so I'll update this after I've finished writing it):
200 BR— Lyron helps form the Lion Guard, and becomes its leader.
200-150 BR— During this time, the Lion Guard evolves into the Lion Army.
12 BR— Crexar and Corok are exiled for a golden chi theft attempt, causing tensions to form between the Lions and Crocodiles.
10 BR— Crexar and Corok search for other bounty hunters across Chima, assembling their crew.
9 BR— Cousins Lyrix and Lycor (the Great-Great grandsons of Lyron) enlist in the lion army, and quickly begin to move up the ranks.
8 BR— The Wings Row Monarchy grows suspicious of Rawlin and his company.
7 BR— Razar hires Crexar and his crew to round up any anti-monarchy ravens; Rawlin discovers this, and sets a trap; the bounty hunters are defeated and captured by Rawlin; Crexar alone escapes with his speedor, but without his crew.
5 BR— Lyrix and Lycor both reach the rank of General in the lion army.
3 BR— During the Raven tribe's schism, Rex leaves the Raven HQ with the WRM, while his father, DR. Radcliffe, stays and joins TI; DR. Radcliffe is tasked with designing the MMSC, unaware that it'll be used against the eagles; within months, a WRM spy steals the MMSC blueprints from Raven HQ; Rawlin hires Crexar to capture the spy and plans; Rawlin releases Crexar's crew from TI custody; the lions gain awareness of the MMSC plans, so Lyrix & Lycor lead a team of lion soldiers to retrieve them.
That's all for now. I'll update this later.
Old post, but the first two dates are wrong. I'm retconing the stuff with Lyron to have happened almost 1,000 years BR. Also, I've made a big timeline page on the wiki, if anyone wants to check it out or add to it.
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After you do that, I might add your Outland map to Egorsmirnov's Chima map. 
We also use a lot of synchronized maneuvers, striking multiple targets at once, achieving almost immediate results. 
But good overall.
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