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Immac contacted me, and just to clarify (snip)
Ah..oh no! how does everyone know that?
Immac contacted me, and just to clarify (snip)
In other lands maybe. Kuriotates looked for peace and cooperation.Everyone assumed they are harmless folk, ready to be conquered latter, when the time is right, like flocks of sheeps...
This entry needs expanding. Do you have any other IM than the microsoft thing? ICQ, AIM, Jabber?Criers of Ga Rur Nag
Sorry, but could you explain me more carefully what happened? Who attacked first? Have Viconia Replied to Tyrs's offer? And is any info about Faeryll II available?Affairs on East
LDiCesare said:Kandros Fir realises that funding other nations to help preserve or improve their culture.
In an act of friendship towards the Kuriotates, I will therefore strive to imitate them by funding the Hippus culture, which looks so intriguing with all its horses gallopping around the vast Kuriotate plains, villages and cities. I'll gladly help them preserve their ancestral culture where land was barren of villages and spread it to the Kuriotate lands.
I am sure Cardith Lorca will appreciate this effort to promote some of the less well-known cultures of Erebus.
OOC: I've just tried to see if I could stir some religious unrest in your land thanks to the fact your government is God king. But indeed the civilopedia is not very talkative about the god king civics.Also, to stop the confusion Cardith Lorda has never (yet) styled himself as god. I Haven't do it and there is no signs of this in civilopedia.
Sorry, but could you explain me more carefully what happened? Who attacked first? Have Viconia Replied to Tyrs's offer? And is any info about Faeryll II available?
While some may think that his offer is fair, it would be against character to ever accept or even offer it. He offers part of land for summer court.
Imagine this scenario. Year is 1936 and Republic of Spain is fighting civil war against Franco's nationalists. And then republicans offer him peace where he would get a part of lands in some remote colony, somewhere in Africa, where he would be able to rule as he pleases. And to it as a vassal of Republic. Does anyone see something wrong with this?
This is type of rebellion that can only be solved with fundamental reforms on government level. If such peace would ever be accepted, new state would exist only to plot against Svart and to seek to destroy them at first opportunity.
OOC: I've just tried to see if I could stir some religious unrest in your land thanks to the fact your government is God king. But indeed the civilopedia is not very talkative about the god king civics.
History: Dain was, for a time, the most powerful of the Amurite mages. But Power breeds envy, and envy, in the right mind, usually leads to a change in rulership. And so, Thomas, envoking the right of all of the Magical order, challenged Dain the Caswallen to a great Magical Duel. Dain would, normally, have no problem defeating even a first level mage like Thomas... but Thomas had called on greater forces. The secret teachings of Ceridwen had given Thomas enough power to destroy Dain... but at what cost?
This event started an era in the Amurite history called 'The Interregnum'. Thomas introduced a harsh, corrupt tyranny, mercilessly slaying all those who would oppose, dipping into foul research of demonology and necromancy, oppressing the masses and, rumors say, even attempting to summon Infernals to Erebus.
After sudden death of Thomas the Caswallen and ascension of Tyrion the Caswallen in his place, two factions, those of Order seeking Theocracy led by Cassel and Republican one led by Valledia, defeated the Ashen Veil opposition. Instead of continuing the war between themselves, reason prevailed and two factions reached an agreement. Republic was set up, Order was new state religion, Veil practice was forbidden, aristocracy was abolished and all people became equal before the law. All wealthy became included in political life, not only mages. The truce is fragile, however, and manyare unhappy - peasants are exhausted by war and furious that they can't vote once again, priests and followers of Order want Theocracy and seek to abolish all necromancy practices, mages are furious at their loss of privileges, and some still plotting for the return of old regime... They all struggle for power in new regime. Incidentally, many peasants are willing to thrust the power to the priests leading them...
Kandros Fir had led the Khazad out of the underhome. Because of his different with his former friend, King Arturus Thorne, Kandros convinced the dwarves that new land ment new rules, and had them adopt the Khazad Republic.
Kandros was naturally elected a leader, thanks to the gold he had been the first to find outdoors. Gold was even better on the surface than below, as it shone even more under sunlight than at torchlight. Now, all Kandros had to do to retain power was to make sure he had more gold than his rival Arturus, or any other dwarf out there.
Kandros founded the city of Khazak, and later Hallowell, which hosted the first Somnium tournament.
Dwarven lands were surrounded by orcish barbarians, and Kandros sent his armies south to pacify the desert and signed a treaty with the Malakim who lived there. Later, Riylod was founded in the north, and Khazad turned to another menace, trying to secure their lands at the cost of a less developped economy: The Grindstone Plains orcs, who were vanquished after bloody fights, but the Kuriotates, who claimed this land for themselves, attacked Khazad with the help of some Grigori militia, thereby occupying Khazad lands.
The Lanun have been the rulers of the northern seas ever since their appearence on Erebus. Under the rule of Captain Matthias and the Captain's Assembly the Lanun became a true world power. However, even the mighty fall - and in Erebus the mighty fall even faster and further. A newcomer, Captain Karimir, staged a coup to grasp power from the Assembly, turning the former rulers into nothing more than a advisory council.
Now that the new High Captain has dealt with his internal affairs, he has turned his gaze outward to influence the rest of the world. The Lanun sit on the crossroads between East and West, Good and Evil; the question is which path to take?
Note 2: Under Captain Matthias Lanun were right in the middle between East and West, it is entirely up to Karimir to decide where will they head.