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Hello. I've catalogued all the messages your scribe says to you during the campaigns. Is that what you call him, the person that tells you everything and says "my liege" a lot? Anyways, there were some here asking for a way to preview all the sound files in the Map Editor.
I'm sure all of you would appreciate this list, as it will be greatly convenient to find the speech your looking for.
Here, if you remember any speech in the campaign that you'd might use for your scenarios, just use your browser's Find text feature. I'm sure a lot would want to look for "we have found some of our troops", for example.
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01: Sire, the castle is lost, we must find Lady Catherine and get her to safety.
02: Select the lord, that's your by the way, sire, by draging a box around him and then right clicking on the map to search the castle.
03: There's Lady Catherine, sire, over by the church.
04: We've got her. Now make your way to the north wall, sire.
05: Looks like Lady catherine can handle a sword well enough my liege.
06: Through the gap, sire, then head to the river where I've stationed some horses.
07: Excellent, sire, you're almost there. When you reach the horses, ride like the wind. I will try to make my own escape and meet with you up the river.
08: Well met my liege, I am glad to have found you. Some of the men made good their escape, but they are scattered around the countryside. Our main task here is to build up some supplies, but we should also raise some new troops and look for our lost soldiers.
09: As well as growing apples, sire, may I suggest we also raise a few cowes, the cheese gathered will invaluable in the long marches to come.
10: There they are, sire, we have found some of our troops.
11: A group of men of arms have been found in the woods, m'lord.
12: We found a group of men of arms, my sire.
13: Excellent, a band of our soldiers have been found, my sire.
14: I think that's the last of our troops found, sire.
15: That's the last of the goods here, sire. Our preperations have been complete.
16: Sire, the baggage train is moving to the the safety of the northern hills, we must hold out in these three forts long enough to give them a chance to escape.
17: Sire, maybe we can use the pole-turners in this village. Maybe we can train more men of arms.
18: Sire, this defense looks lost. Maybe it's time to retreat to the second fort.
19: The enemy has almost overrun us, sire, maybe we should withdraw.
20: Still the Jackal's men come, sire, is there no end to them?
21: We must make our last stand here, sire, I hope our defences will hold.
22: We have received word that our baggage train is safe, sire, we can retire to the pass. They will not dare to follow us there.
23: Sire, the men our at shocked of the devestating news of our kings death. You must give them hope, my liege. Perhaps if our future queen could stand ontop of that enemy fort, then that would count for something.
24: The land here about is suitable for pigs my liege, providing our peasents with some meat would help increase our popularity.
25: Sire, when our men get close to those wooden walls, order them to attack. We will soon get those wall down within the protection of a siege cover.
26: That's it, sire, one more push and the fort will be ours.
27: Our army grow stonger, my liege. If we can hold the Jackal here long enough, then we could take it into the west mountains where we would be safe for sometime.
28: Sire, we have found some men that used to work as fletchers. If we can make bows then maybe we have a chance.
29: There are iron deposits in these hills, sire. If we had some iron, perhaps we can make traps.
30: Not long now, sire, before the army will have move to the safety of the valley.
31: It'll be wet and dangerous work, sire, to get through Blackstaff's castle.
32: There a few enemy pickets up ahead, sire. We should deal with them as quiet as possible.
33: A patrol, sire. And it looks like they've seen us. We better hurry.
34: More enemies, my liege.
35: Sire, Lord Blackstaff has open his gates to us.
36: This Silverback has no honor, sire, attacking at night?! We should use the small amount of time we have left to perhaps station some hay bail throwers on the castle towers. Then perhaps we could might get some advanced warning before they attack.
37: It's very quiet, sire, I don't like it.
38: There they are, sire!
39: There is a force over there, sire!
40: It will soon be morning, sire, thank goodness!
41: The enemy are fleeing, sire.
42: I like the sultan, sire, and it's a sad story about his family I hope we can help him.
43: The sultan has put some siege equipment into our exposal, sire. Some mantlets would protect our troops from enemy fire, while those catapults would do just the job for cracking those outer walls, my leige.
44: The sultan's family has been found my liege. They are safe and well.
45: This is going to be a hard valley to hold, my liege. There is a wide area to guard to guard if were are to protect Iron Duke's furnaces and allow him to build the weapons we would need in the coming assualts.
46: The Iron Duke is sharing his knowledge, sire. We can now build forges of our own. Some fast macemen would be very helpful in defending this wide area.
47: One of the duke's forges have been captured, my liege, we must recapture it.
48: Excellent my liege, we have recaptured the stolen forge. The duke will be pleased.
49: The Iron Duke reports that his forge masters have completed their work. We have weapons for a new army, sire.
50: We are in the middle of enemy territory here, sire, may I suggest that we get our troops stationed quickly? It won't be long before those rats notice our presence and send out troops to test our resolve.
51: The plains near our castle are eminently suitable for the growing of wheat, sire. Auh, fresh bread at last.
52: Silverback's castle has fallen, sire. Although its master has fled.
53: We have Greytail's stronghold under arms my liege. It seems Greytail himself has managed to slip away though.
54: Scabcoat's castle have fallen, sire. No Scabcoat though. These rats are slippery customers for sure.
55: Our scouts have report that the castle is more heavily garrisoned then we first thought, my liege. They also saw evidence that Old Swinesfoot's men have been boiling pitch in a great cauldron. I would advise approaching catiously.
56: The boiling oil is lethal my lord. We should take down those outer walls or our forces will be roast pork before sundown.
57: The castle is almost ours, sire, but Old Swinesfoot and some knights have escaped it seems.
58: This is disperate times my liege. How can we hold this castle at such odds? And what of Lady Catherine?
59: Stables, my liege! Maybe it's time to knight some of your veterans.
60: Time is short, my sire. You must ride to Lady Catherine's aid soon!
61: Well done, sire, I have appointed the ranger's captain to command the defense. Meanwhile, godspeed to the abbey, my liege.
62: Welcome back my liege. I am sure releived to see our future queen unharmed. She would be safe in here in Lord Longarm's fortress. I'm told it's impregnable.
63: The Jackal looks confident, sire, but the captain's sure our walls will repel them.
64: My lord, the enemy are at our rear. How can this be?
65: My liege, it seems that the Jackal has found a secret route through the mountains, and Old Swinesfoot march to open up a second front.
66: My liege, maybe we can use some of the pitch from the local marshes to make some traps. It's cruel stuff, but these are disperate times.
67: The enemy are leaving, sire, the Jackal doesn't look very happy, m'lord.
68: Sire, we are already under attack. Men from the castle approach.
69: Old Swinesfoot and his guard bar our way m'lord. They are an ugly looking bunch to be sure.
70: Yes. Old Swinesfoot has fell, sire.
71: There's Bishop Redrim, up there, sire, up on the keep.
72: The Biship has been killed, sire, the castle is ours.
73: Your old castle has seen better days, m'lord.
74: Scouts report that the castle is manned by remnants manly by Swinesfoot's army, sire.
75: I don't like it sire, there are too few of the Wolf's troops here.
76: Our men has captured some enemy troops, sire, they said the Wolf is inside the keep.
77: The Wolf's army is at camp outside the royal palace, my sire, we must get inside as quickly as we can. Intelligence suggest he will attack he will attack at midnight.
78: Sire, it will soon get dark. We must do what we can do bolster the castle's defenses before the Wolf starts his seige.
79: It'll be morning soon, sire, we just have to hold out just for a little while longer.
80: Sunrise, and we have survived my lord... Oh!!! Goodness my liege. The Wolf's army is vast..
81: There my liege, in the distance, I can see the Wolf's standard. Maybe if our forces could capture that, we might yet win the day.
82: That standard is ours my, sire, and the enemy are laying down their weapons. Victory is ours. The Wolf have been spotted fleeing the field, a fast horse may yet catch him.
83: The enemy has lit their towers, my sire, our men has been discovered.
84: This part of the castle seems heavily fortified my sire, maybe we should look for a weakness.
85: Sire, we have recieve some reinforcements.
86: Through the gap ahead, sire!
87: Head to the church, sire!
88: Sire, more troops are swarming into the castle. You must make good your escape.
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01: Sire, Lady Catherine's ambition to rebuild the abbey is a noble one indeed. Although I see many problems to come in the days ahead. Right now however, speed is in the essence.
02: Sire, this site is rich in stone deposites, but we may have to clear some of the undergrowth first to get to them.
03: Liege, we are high in the hills here and bears roams freely in these parks. Our peasants need protection if they are to work unmolested.
04: A bear, sire, the peasents beseech us to send troops over to protect them.
05: Time is short, sire, and we still don't meet all the required resources.
06: Well done, sire, the stone and wood are ready to be dispatched to the abbey site.
07: Sire, we are charged with clearing away the way ruins of the abbey, to prepare the ground for the builders to start. Lady Catherine has sent us a troop of archers to help us clear the wolves, and a some of men of arms to do the clearing.
08: It's worse then we thought, sire, the abbey is overuned with wolves. And our small company of archers will not suffice. I suggest that we start weapon production and raise some more troops of our own. Or we would never get this job done.
09: More wolves from the woods, sire, there must be some wolf lares out there. Perhaps we can send out some men to clear them away.
10: That's the last of the ruins cleared my liege, the abbey site is ready for construction to begin.
11: This hamlet is a disgrace my m'lord, clearly layed out by some miguided peasant. Building the required housing here will be hard enough, goodness knows how the lady exspects us to create all those food as well.
12: Well, that's all the houses built, sire. Not exactly a Rome is it?
13: That's all the food safely gathered in, sire.
14: This weather is foul, sire, and all the peasants moaning really doesn't help.
15: Will this rain never end m'lord? My holes are soaked through and my tunic is running.
16: The sun, my liege, finally, the sun.
17: What a fleapit the red house is, it has certainly seen better days, sire. There's some work to do here for sure if we are to attract the number of pilgrims on this road Lady Catherine desires.
18: Once we get the village's popularity high enough, pilgrims will set out for the abbey. We are limited in the type of food we can supply, so the first tasks should be able to restore ale supplies to the inn.
19: Our first pilgrims my liege, look, off they go.
20: Bandits, sire, Lady Catherine did warn us about them. We must protect the poor pilgrims.
21: Lady Catherine is firing up her lasers! Pew pew. Is anyone really reading all this?
21: The piligrim route is flourishing, sire, we're already half way to meeting Lady Catherine's expecations.
22: We have almost done our duty here, sire. I must say it will relieve me greatly to return to civilization and Lady Catherine's court.
23: That's the way, sire, we have blooded the rogues.
24: Hurrah, sire! Our men have ended the bandits rain of terror. The peasents are rejoicing.
25: Spleended my liege, her ladyship has declared the pilgrim road officially reopened.
26: The race is on, sire. I feel confident that with your leadership, we will have the relic back in the abbey in no time.
27: This village has good access to iron, sire. That will fetch a good price in the markets would it not?
28: The bishop has raised half the gold needed, sire.
29: The bishop almost have raised all the gold my liege.
30: We have the gold my liege, the relic is ours.
31: Sire, we have but little time to restore this sorry place to a thriving town. I suggest that first...
32: I think the town now has a clean bill of a health, sire.
33: That's the last of the rubble cleared, sire.
34: I think that's the last of the wolves cleared, my liege.
35: The granary is up full of bread, sire.
36: The local church is up and running again, sire.
37: Securing this village is vital to the abbey, sire. Scouts report deserters from Swinesfoot army are very active in the region. We should get defenses up quickly.
38: There is no stone to be had here, sire, and to bring it in will be exspensive. But we have little choice if we are to comlpete the protective wall across the pass.
39: A band of deserts are approaching the village, sire, they have a mean and hungry look about them.
40: More deserters are on their way, sire.
41: The captain has reminded me, sire, he cannot stay much longer. We need to hurry up.
42: Excellent, sire, with the wall complete the captain has departed with the new troops to finish off those troubling deserters.
43: My goodness my lord. Have you seen the shopping list for the feast? How on Earth would we collect all those goods in time?
44: The ladyship also wishes that the peasents to be happy, for some reason m'lord. She wishes for you to build them all sorts of fripperies and entertainments. It's wasted on them, if you ask me.
45: The feast day is almost upon, sire, and we are still not prepared.
45: My liege, a giant gong are attacking your villagers. It's silent but deadly.
46: Goodness m'lord, we've made it. The peasents are tired but happy and looking forward to the feast, as am I, my liege.
47: Sire, our woodsmen have cleared a path to the stone deposites.
48: The bear is dead my liege.
49: If we all order our men at arms to target the ruins, sire, they will soon clear them up.
50: We should place woodcutters to clear some of these trees and make space for more hovels, my liege.
51: Sire, our first pilgrim has safely pass through.
52: We should build a wall to protect the village, sire.
53: Excellent, sire, the captain has raised the troops.
C3_message_
01: Lord Blackstaff, the enemy have taken ship and fled.
02: Here come's Silverback's army, sire.
03: More of Silverback's men are coming my liege.
04: Silverback is captured, my lord, the castle is ours.
05: Scabcoat has been found, my lord, captured by our men.
06: We have taken great hail my'lord.
07: We have them, sire, we have all the Rats.
08: Just the inner wall now, sire, one last push and we'll reach the abbey itself.
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01: Greytail's men are but thugs my liege, and will eventually grind us down with brute force alone. Our only hope lies in capitating the head of the Snake. Kill their captain, and the brutes will give up.
02: Here come Greytail's men now, sire.
03: More of Greytrail's men are attacking, my liege.
04: Well done my liege, we are safe, for now.
05: That is a lot of good to assemble for the king, sire, we should get to work right away.
06: Twelve o'clock, sire.
07: The light fading, sire, it will soon be dusk.
08: Oh dear, sire, night has fallen, we have failed the king.
09: That's one of the king's request fulfilled, sire.
10: Well done, sire, we have assembled all the king's goods, ahead of time as well.
uncover_trops1: Enemy troops have been uncovered, sire.
uncover_trops2: Nothing here, sire.
uncover_trops3: No troops here my lord.
uncover_trops4: I thought I heard something, my liege.
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