duke o' york
It don't mean a thing....
The frontiers of the NUF seem to have halted their expansion for the time being, but plans are afoot for boat trips to the islands visible to the south, and some to the land inhabited by the Vikings to our northeast. Who will lead these settlers as they go to colonise new lands and meet and destory new civilisations?
It seems strange to choose between two old pirates both hailing from the same, inland, city to command our flagship in its exploration, but these are the NUF elections and we are used to bizarre goings-on. <apologies for terrible pun abaft> So who Leeds our first armada? Rout is relatively new to the game but has made an impact already and looks to be a valuable citizen of Fanatica with his good advice and occasional agreeing with me
. A most dashing buckler of swashes everywhere, he was forced into piracy by being far too accomplished for the navy and making the admirals look bad. On the other hand, never a more scurvy dog menaced landlubbers at the docks than this other duke o' york character. With his suspicious limp that disappears when he is chased by Her Majesty's finest and his known association with the infamous rapscallion Rodgers, he isn't the sort of chap you'd let your daughter go within 500 yards of, let alone run a major government department.
So which of these two seafarers should stand upon the prow of the HMS Princess Lucy, and which should be selling bogus treasure maps in the Frog and Weasel? Voting closes on Friday morning so get the wind in your sails and direct yourself to the voting booths. Election manifestos, as usual, go in this thread.
It seems strange to choose between two old pirates both hailing from the same, inland, city to command our flagship in its exploration, but these are the NUF elections and we are used to bizarre goings-on. <apologies for terrible pun abaft> So who Leeds our first armada? Rout is relatively new to the game but has made an impact already and looks to be a valuable citizen of Fanatica with his good advice and occasional agreeing with me
. A most dashing buckler of swashes everywhere, he was forced into piracy by being far too accomplished for the navy and making the admirals look bad. On the other hand, never a more scurvy dog menaced landlubbers at the docks than this other duke o' york character. With his suspicious limp that disappears when he is chased by Her Majesty's finest and his known association with the infamous rapscallion Rodgers, he isn't the sort of chap you'd let your daughter go within 500 yards of, let alone run a major government department.So which of these two seafarers should stand upon the prow of the HMS Princess Lucy, and which should be selling bogus treasure maps in the Frog and Weasel? Voting closes on Friday morning so get the wind in your sails and direct yourself to the voting booths. Election manifestos, as usual, go in this thread.
You know Rogers. Now there's an advertisement. 
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