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Mathman has written his greatest epic called "lots of graphs"... it promises to be a useful tool for all nations.
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thomas.berubeg
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you can figure out who you are, though...
Terrance888
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Looking at the charts,it clearly demostrates how bady messed up I was with the zombies.
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Terrance888
Discord Reigns
Actually, I was messed up every since you gave protection to the Dove-Yellow: If I built a march there, which I definately would have to get the free buildings, I could have eradicated the first signes of disease. It is all your fault that it got this far: Killing the Fists, even if it was just listening to someone else, protecting the Dove-yellow, limiting my funds, refusing aid after sending over 50 gold to you. Yeah, you guys messed me up. I feel so much older!
Ekolite
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Yeah, that's right, blame me Charles.
Marches weren't even available at that point, so you would not have built a march, and I seriously doubt you had the gold to build even an outpost, if you did you would have built one in another region, such as the one now claimed by the Mist Elves.
EDIT 4: And if you had sent your units into the area they would have probably all caught the disease, turned on your now completely unprotected cities, and with the victims they took there the problem would have been even worse then it is now. You would have only made things worse. Looking at it that way, the Bannor actually held the undead attack off by preventing your troops from catching the disease, and if it wasn't for our actions the situation would be far, far worse.
When I protected the Dove-Yellow it was because they were a threatened race and as the Bannor, I felt it was the duty of my people to protect them from the heretical rule of the Grigori. When they became diseased (and you vassalised to me, it was more or less the same time), I withdrew all support from them, at this point you could have built your outpost if you cared so much. I had more important things on my mind and the disease didn't seem too much of a threat, the only example I had of it spreading was to my diplomats and the disease was very well contained. I could not have known about the extent of the problem we would face.
EDIT: Also, how could I have protected you from that? If I had tried I would have made matters far worse, there'd have been even more zombies and your city would have been even more trashed. If you are talking about tribute when you mention 50 gold, then you should know that at most you sent 24 gold, but it was probably more like 18.
EDIT 2: At the time of the excecution of the fists we had an joint invasion planned against you(EDIT 3, why else would we have killed your best unit?), you should feel grateful that I pulled out of the campaign, causing it to be abandoned, otherwise you woldn't even be in the game right now.
Marches weren't even available at that point, so you would not have built a march, and I seriously doubt you had the gold to build even an outpost, if you did you would have built one in another region, such as the one now claimed by the Mist Elves.
EDIT 4: And if you had sent your units into the area they would have probably all caught the disease, turned on your now completely unprotected cities, and with the victims they took there the problem would have been even worse then it is now. You would have only made things worse. Looking at it that way, the Bannor actually held the undead attack off by preventing your troops from catching the disease, and if it wasn't for our actions the situation would be far, far worse.
When I protected the Dove-Yellow it was because they were a threatened race and as the Bannor, I felt it was the duty of my people to protect them from the heretical rule of the Grigori. When they became diseased (and you vassalised to me, it was more or less the same time), I withdrew all support from them, at this point you could have built your outpost if you cared so much. I had more important things on my mind and the disease didn't seem too much of a threat, the only example I had of it spreading was to my diplomats and the disease was very well contained. I could not have known about the extent of the problem we would face.
EDIT: Also, how could I have protected you from that? If I had tried I would have made matters far worse, there'd have been even more zombies and your city would have been even more trashed. If you are talking about tribute when you mention 50 gold, then you should know that at most you sent 24 gold, but it was probably more like 18.
EDIT 2: At the time of the excecution of the fists we had an joint invasion planned against you(EDIT 3, why else would we have killed your best unit?), you should feel grateful that I pulled out of the campaign, causing it to be abandoned, otherwise you woldn't even be in the game right now.
orangelex44
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Fight! Fight! Fight!
MasterofDisasta
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For some reason I really like the League treaty, whoever wrote a few of those sections has a great way with words. I really enjoy that distinctive writing style. 
Edit: Now that I think about it, this is probably the divergence from lore so far. A version of Erebus in which the writing of dwarves is copied and immitated is a pretty crazy place.
Edit: Now that I think about it, this is probably the divergence from lore so far. A version of Erebus in which the writing of dwarves is copied and immitated is a pretty crazy place.
kenkrajen
Prince
dwarves and 'als. if i remember correctly, i wrote up the original document and a series of edits. 
Seon
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Well, I can vouch for them that the al's have a superb writing system as much as they have superb flaying, skinning, and torturing techniques (a compliment?).
orangelex44
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Pssh. 'Twas my idea in the first place.
MasterofDisasta
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dwarves and 'als. if i remember correctly, i wrote up the original document and a series of edits.
Well Als don't have any established lore, maybe they are supposed to be great writers. But dwarves, really? I didn't mean to imply you didn't write anything, but the dwarven authors are the ones that seem to break the mold for their race.
We both wrote our fair share of it and I think it was a pretty equal process; at least half of our treaty was written up by the Luchuirp. I do think the majority of the passages that were borrowed word for word did have a Luchuirp origin. But who wrote more doesn't matter anyways my point remains the same: my dwarves aint just drunken foos we git sum learnin in dees heds of owrs.
Terrance888
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You can all guess who the Grigori is: Last, Last Last. (Checks Stats) Yup, do I get a first place ribbon for being last?
Ekolite
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If anyone has any large food supplies available I might be interested in buying some for a 3 food to 1 gold ratio a few turns after the zombies are gone. (I know I spoke to you about this already thomas). We will probably be buying in quantities of about 20 to 30, although it doesn't all have to be from the same source. PM me if you might be interested.
Seon
Not An Evil Liar
By the way, your charter says that any who disobeys this would be punished by gods, does Mammon, Camulos, Esus, and Agares count on thies? (shameless)
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