Verfasst: Mi Dez 11, 2002 7:11 pm
My dear fellow immortals, honored Lords and Ladys and loyal subjects,
my land is now officially at war with Hemlock.
I came to Tamar to subjugate the world and it's inhabitants and rule an realm that spreads terror and fear.
But I grew to like this place, so I began to make peace with my neighbors and start a career as a trader.
Two quarters ago, I talked with Hemlock in the tavern and we talked about our realms. He made quite outrageous claims like he had a right to annex all land withhin 3 acres of his city and more to the east and to annex a city of mine in the mountains.
Even while we were talking, or shortly thereafter, he gave the command to annex one of my cities. A small village on the open plains, which was sparsely populated by farmers and 20% of the farmers were killed.
Last Quarter I gave the first attack order on his army next to another city, but he also attacked. That means that peace is not possible.
In his stumbling around, he DID wake the Dragon and now a storm, a dark and horrible storm will come...
Regards,
Chutulhu
my land is now officially at war with Hemlock.
I came to Tamar to subjugate the world and it's inhabitants and rule an realm that spreads terror and fear.
But I grew to like this place, so I began to make peace with my neighbors and start a career as a trader.
Two quarters ago, I talked with Hemlock in the tavern and we talked about our realms. He made quite outrageous claims like he had a right to annex all land withhin 3 acres of his city and more to the east and to annex a city of mine in the mountains.
Even while we were talking, or shortly thereafter, he gave the command to annex one of my cities. A small village on the open plains, which was sparsely populated by farmers and 20% of the farmers were killed.
Last Quarter I gave the first attack order on his army next to another city, but he also attacked. That means that peace is not possible.
In his stumbling around, he DID wake the Dragon and now a storm, a dark and horrible storm will come...
Regards,
Chutulhu