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I have stumbled upon that tower too... Didn't stay long though, as I had things to do. ((The tower is not deserted, FYI. ;) ))

((Please note that what I said was IC. I did that because there was no official answer in this thread. ;) ))

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Ah sorry, I misread that.

Well, Dawn denied the charter. She thinks the town can't fill Salvus' coffers with enough coin, and she apparently doesn't like humans living in the land... Don't understand why anyone calls it a human nation, it's lead by an elf and a large part of its citizens aren't even human. -Roger Ithelias ((I'll try to find a different location now, but I don't think there are any suitable places left for a human town in a bog. I hope I find a different place for the town but it will be hard.))

Thank you, Native!

Well... there's one little problem with that. You're not human or halfling, so you're not really allowed to live in the town. You can always visit the town though, and maybe we can trade some books then ;)

The town of Mireton Foreword about the charter I haven't written the charter completely like the application as I feel it doesn't fit the town. To be able to make this town, a plot of at least size 100x100 will be needed to accommodate about 15-20 citizens, this due to the rural nature of the town, you'll also read later that I don't desire, and even prefer the region size not to encompass the area down to bedrock, somewhere between y:45 and y:50 should be more than enough due to the nature of the town and the terrain it's build in. This is why I'd like to request Native, or a different GM to help me with this to make this town possible. General information and history: The town of Mireton is a quiet rural village situated in a small bog between two small streams near the forests of Midonia. It was founded in year 13 of the Second Era by Roger Ithelias. Roger founded the city because he got sick of the large city and the troubles it brought, longing back to the small and peaceful setting of the Sister City where he grew up as a small child. One of his motivations also is that he wants a good place for his young daughter to grow up, where she's able to walk around an explore the area without being in a big danger. As the town is situated in a bog, there are a few things the citizens need to keep in mind. One of these things is that you can't build any heavy buildings, as they will sink into the ground, and the area isn't suitable for mining because of the high level of the groundwater. Small canals need to be dug to drain the area of the village, to enable the villagers to walk around without sinking into the bog. Even though the village has canals, the rivers can easily flood the area partially sometimes, ruining everyone's clothes, their floors and the crops but providing new nutrients to the soil. ((GM controlled natural disaster, adds a lot to RP)) The peat in the area does have it advantages, as it is a perfect material to isolate the homes. The town is ruled by a small group of town elders, which meets in a town hall. All citizens are allowed to watch and listen to the meetings and suggest things to the elders. ((This is mainly to make the decisions and rules clear to the people living in the town, instead of having a group of "invisible" rulers decide everything behind their back)) As the town is situated in Salvus, it will gladly pay a tithe to the Kingdom, as long as the rulers of Salvus don't try to change anything in the small town. The people of Mireton The people that live in Mireton are mainly the poor people that couldn't afford anything in Solace, or don't like the big city. It's people aren't very tolerant to non humans (except halflings), they can stand an elf (if it's something like purely business), but dwarfs and orcs are shunned or harassed. Only humans and halflings will be able to buy a home in the town, others will be either ignored, or if they look dangerous (8 feet orc for example) they will be told that there are no empty homes left. The town's people are friendly laid back people that rather not work too much, and spend most of their time sitting in the tavern or walking around the rustic landscape of rolling hills, steadily flowing rivers and dark forests. Architecture The town consists of mainly small peat covered homes, giving the town a natural looks. There are a few larger homes and one town hall in the centre of the town. Small home example: Larger home example: Town hall example: Example of the general feel of the town, with the small drainage channels: Preferred location The perfect location of the town would be in Salvus territory, with approximate coordinates (-800,800) on the dynamic map. I've scouted the area ingame, and it's the perfect place to build the village. -Roger Ithelias (Pepernoot) Signatures: Fletcher McDweaf (tseet) Ahern (nachotp) Jane (fbPatty) Malachy Dun'hope (brnavin) Servius Magdu (DanielJamieson97) Eden Wake(BadCall) Supporters Nemantius (ArcturusLight)

Well, my tavern is open for a large part of the day. It's because I have multiple employees standing in the sometimes, and because I stand there half-AFK myself a lot. If you'd have visited Alras you would probably have seen people in my tavern. (I've only seen Salvus populated once, on a Sunday. Been there on weekdays, and it's deserted all the time.)

Isn't that the point? Autoshops being more expensive gives real, roleplayed shops a chance too.

I'd rather have neither autoshops nor NPC's... What's wrong with just roleplaying? Oh, and all the people saying it's too expensive; Remember the King's road? Shops from the temple to Al'K, all with junk noone wants. Making it.expensive deterres people from making shops everywhere.

UTC is the international standard, and avoids confusion over DST. In the winter UTC = GMT.

Please use UTC when talking about timezones, makes everything much easier.

((Looked around to get a room there once for the night, but there was noone to help me, maybe hire some people to work in the inn? You might also need a few more seats (stairs with paintings) at the bar downstairs, people like to sit down after a long journey.))

((There's only an online version for now, when I get my hands on a reasonable amount of paper I can paste it ingame, and sell them for a low price at my tavern (To compensate for the price of the paper) )) The next newspaper might arrive Saturday, no promises though.

*whilst travelling, you come across a small newspaper stall. The man greets you good-day then hands you a newspaper, you continue on your travels and begin to read.* [[Please suppress any negative comments or feelings on the topics involved or the newspaper itself. Please approach me IG if you have any queries or want to advertise/donate to the newspaper. Thank you.]]

The seeders are also the people that download ;) Otherwise, if Vaquxine was the only seeder, and used the same server to upload it would actually take just as long. (Except maybe extra overhead)

I've been using Doku's RPG texture pack / Dokucraft for about a year and a half now, and I'm not planning on changing it, as I've never seen a texture pack that looks better.

Ah, Ark's End. I remember it clearly, I slept there on my first day in Aegis, and helped it's innkeeper with something. I support you in bringing this memory back so players can enjoy it once more! (Not signing though, as I'm not going to live there ;) )

The passports could of course include date of birth, eyecolour, haircolour, race and gender to counter stolen personalities. They could also tell the noble title which would be needed for high positions and noble homes. ((All passports should be written by one or two people, and you could use their author mcname as a 'seal' edit; forgot ooc brackets))

So the rule is no talking about religion ooc? My interpretation seems more logic... Anyway, the discussions will most likely end in flaming so, there's not a real point in them. (Any reason this rule has been added? Enormous flame wars in /ooc?)

The rule is about discussing RL religions IC. If people are discussing religion IC it's allowed of course, as long as they don't use real life religions (No references to Jesus, Muhammed and they bro's), as that is using OOC information ingame. Those people have never lived, and/or the books have never been written in the world of Aegis/Asulon. (Oh, and Danny I'm offended by you quoting "I believe in God...", please remove that asap ;) )

Gaius, you'll have to take timezones into account. Imaging waking up, logging in to lotc, and find Nuremberg in ruins, with almost everything looted? A few Sariants might have been online, but as most of them are American, some Europeans were able to just walk into the city and loot it. Sounds fun? I don't think so.

Thanks, Cerlos (My older char) wrote that when he was young and rebellious. He has written some propaganda newspapers later, this time pro Oren. The titles are: Galahar Post - 1337 (by:Pepernoot) Galahar Post - 1338 (Also by Pepernoot) You can look them up when Petyr has put them on the wiki. Some more books for the wiki: (Title - Mc name author) Sword Styles - Silco97 Song of the Alchemist - Silco97 Medicine and Natural Ailments - Silco97 Dreaming my Life Away - Archmage_Cataris (Not 100% sure of the mcname) The Battle of Sanhar, Suns Smile 1315 - Pepernoot Back to Base - Improvsior The Ranger - Improvsior Tale of the Silver Fox - xzpepijnzx The Single Dwarf - xzpepijnzx Dealing with Dwarves - xzpepijnzx Petyr, maybe an announcement should be made on the frontpage, as a lot of people probably won't see the thread.

No need to play an mp3 of it, it's an easy song to play on the guitar ;) I'll play it on TS if you do the vocals.