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Pretty good, but there's some that I feel are poorly represented or not listed. Notes on the Kingdoms: Notes on the Dynasties: Here's a mockup of some of the changes. Black for Adria, red for Kaedrin, orange for Norland, green for Rubern. There's more I likely missed, but this is off the top of my head.

Harrenic and Jorenic should be moved out from under Flexio and be considered more as IRP classifications like Farfolk and Highlander. My interpretation has always been that these were how Canonists labelled and reconciled the myriad different human cultures and ethnicities through out the world rather than being concrete definitions and ancestry.

WE ARE BREAKING THE CONDITIONING

Whoever owns the land/tile can do whatever they want with the roads running through it. If you try to restrict nations from actively utilizing their location then you just bring us back to the untouchable Ring Road BS. By all reports traffic doesn't even flow out from hubs next map, so there should be no issue of far settlements being blocked out. If a group decides to block off their owned section of the highway then open up an alternative route and divert traffic that way, simple as. In short, GO AROUND.

I use all of them interchangeably all at once. If I cannot decipher my actions then no one else will be able to.

Would like a return to 1.8 PvP and McMMO as well, classic LotC gameplay.

The return of PvE that was removed in patch 4.5, been waiting on it for years.

"DREAMIN'! Don't give it up, don't give it up, don't give it up now!" Ser Morgan sung out the familiar ballad from youth during his time as a stowaway aboard a ship from the other shore.

"I am sorry, I am sorry, I am sorry..." Ser Morgan of Angren chanted to himself, alone within the Church of Our Mother of Paradisus. He sat in a pew, his hands steepled as he fervently prayed toward the altar. The place was seldom used, its candles long since spent, waxy stalactites now graced each wooden table and iron candelabra. Yet no salvation was had for the young knight, for his assistance helped bring in the rogue Count Sigismond and thus he felt his share of the blame when the Duke took the Count's head. These once two friends, both like fathers to him, now made to kill one another by this terrible war.

"I am sorry, I am sorry, I am sorry..." Ser Morgan of Angren repeated to himself, holding his head in his hands. The fire had long gone out in his hovel and only a dim moonlight illuminated the interior. Even in the dark, Morgan could still see the Count Sigismond's head being cleft from his shoulders at the swing of the Duke's sword. How the crimson left a slash over Morgan's own steel breastplate mortified the young knight. These once two friends, both like fathers to him, now made to kill one another by this terrible war.

But not making rivers flat so they are navigable by boat...

NAME: Morgan of Angren AGE: 15 RACE: Human AFFILIATION: Adria MELEE(S) PARTICIPATING IN: Both

Do you think there should be a way other than voting to earn mina? Yes, I generally frown upon the minas voting scheme but there's little alternative. What systems, past or new, do you think could work for mina generation? Mob Drops are generally the best as it requires an investment of gear to get going, simultaneously generating minas wealth while depleting iron stockpiles that would otherwise collect dust and suppress prices. What concerns do you have with voting, or other forms of mina generation? Voting lacks much RP logic and often sees players amass fortunes over the longevity of a map, however it is somewhat required to both incentivize voting and to give players some pocket change. My ideal is mob drops as the major generation of minas, with a little stipend from voting so regular players have some purchasing power.

"How comprehensive... More houses should be so thorough." Morgan of Angren muttered, having taken great interest in the latest proclamations to kill his boredom as he lay in a Velec hospital bed.

Staff have proven that they will bail out nations time and time again, last map the Orcs were defeated in war and the staff refused to pay out to the victors. Just go to war and ask for 1v1, no balls.

Hanrahan should be in the Adria-H*enser quadrant

how is hanrahan a centrist renatian

Morgan of Angren reads this missive in 1909, wishing the world used the correct calendar again.

Morgan of Angren reads this missive in 1909, wishing the world used the correct calendar again.

Democracies and republics are two different things. The most democratic process in LotC would have to be town councils wherein citizens vote on issues directly, electing a NL is a republican process by definition not a 'true' democracy. There have been a number of times NLs were elected, or at least attempted, throughout the server's history. From Al'khazar in Aegis descending into anarchy over electing a King, to the Reformed Kingdom of Oren in Athera that elected Andrik Vydra then Olivier de Savoie, and even the formation of the Novellen Empire where Alexander II was voted Emperor by the human monarchs, and his succession similarly being decided by Haense and Curon's abstain. The Republic of Ves is another example, one I supplanted with just two elections, and I didn't even have to run for NL myself. Democracies are just that, corruption, Aristotle is 100% correct. Republics are just a few generations removed from corruption, either bouncing back after a Dictator or embracing Autocracy. These forms of government work in smaller, municipal environments, where damage is limited, but implode at national levels which threatens the security of roleplay.