>"Hear ye, hear ye! Attend to all! The Local Barroth population has grown too high due to the recent heavy rains during mating season. The death of many farmers have been recorded due to aggravated Barroths. The Duchy has given leave for hunters of all caliber participate in a cull of their numbers with rewards in gold. However, due to benefits of a Barroth population on crop yields, A hard limit is imposed. Five Barroths per hunting party. Hunting parties should register to the Royal Conservationist Lodge for further details. "
"Hear ye...
Luke Harris
Cooper Lee
>farming in the desert
Parker Young
>"Alert! Alert! A train of Deviljihos has been sighted enroute! Hunting parties are required to waylay and distract them whilst the town evacuates. All Hunters, convene at the Hunting Lodge! All Hunters to the Hunting Lodge!"
Jordan Rogers
>A train of Deviljhos
Abandon continent
Adam Martin
I am probably hearing the town crier ring that one out as i am walking by with my hunting party in the middle of solving the issue.
They can live outside of a desert. And if there are too many they will attack outside of the desert. and yes, there are farms in the desert because people have to fucking live there.
Levi Jenkins
Hey, somebody's gotta farm cactus and wheatstraw.
Landon Clark
>a train of Dejiljhos... a train...
WHERE'S MY DRAGONATOR!?
Aaron Myers
Lotta good shit in the desert in Monster Hunter.
More to the point, Barroth doesn't live in the desert, it lives in the outskirting savannah.
Henry Allen
Nice Event though.
>Prevent the Deviljiho's from reaching Area X
>Points awarded for the number of Deviljiho's outside of Area X at timer's end
>Failure Conditions: Carted 4 times, or Y amount of Deviljiho's reaching Area X
Adrian Peterson
Look, my man, the second I hear 'Deviljhos' as in plural, as in multiple Deviljhos, I am screaming and fleeing for the nearest ship off of this doomed rock.