NotEvilAtAll

Yes. +1

Epic

Not sure if Charters are being accepted already.

[!] A scrap of paper is nailed to the Dunshire Noticeboard or found flying about in the wind. The Twentieth Annual Dunshire Drinking Night! ~The Halflings enjoy their first Dunshire Drinking Night over 40 years ago!~ Twenty is a large number. Yet in spite of that largeness, we’re going to be celebrating the 20th Dunshire Drinking Night! Let us all drink and be merry! May the 20th Dunshire Drinking Night bring smiles to every face! Where: ’n Dunshire o’ course! D’ya think I’d be pulling your leg? When: Two months ‘er so from now, which is 2 days for ye Elves readin’ t’is ((3 PM EST, Sunday the 17th of February)) What will we be doin’?: Drinkin’ FREE BOOZE ‘n the Drunken Duck tavern! Directions to Dunshire: Long Live Dunshire! -Daisy Applefoot, High Pumplar of Dunshire

You build good burrows I guess.

Buck’s valentine seems accurate tbh.

Daisy Applefoot groans “T’ese bigguns jus’ keep on ge’’in’ weirder ‘n weirder”.

Liam isn’t talking about adding plugins. He’s talking about making an LoTC based mod for Hoi4. Anyways, lemme pitch a few ideas: -Maybe consider having this be a ck2 or eu4 mod instead? -Goodborough should exist initially but get destroyed and replaced with Willow Hollow via scripted events. -The option to genocide the Snelves should pop up after conquering their territory. -Make Sanoism OP because you’re biased.

People shouldn’t need much more than 100x100 to make a settlement IMO. Unless the community is completely massive or hungry for large personal housing, you could fit ‘em in a 100x100 region no problem.

I agree with you here. People spend a lot of time worrying about making their builds be really detailed, even if those extra details won’t affect the roleplay in said build. Heck, sometimes it’s possible for people to overdo the detail, making their build look sloppy as a result. Also, when all the builds are really detailed it discourages new players from trying to build things since they’d never be able to build with the same detail as everything else. Just two more questions before I stop: Do people in LoTC write as many books as they used to back in Aegis? Is that a good thing or a bad thing in your opinion? Are the longer/more detailed emotes of modern LoTC a great thing for roleplay or mostly meaningless fluff? I’ve heard arguments on both sides from ancient LoTCers, and I’d like to know your opinion on it.

>says the person with Lenin in their Profile Picture. Anyways, do you think that all of the extra detail put into modern LoTC builds when compared to Aegis LoTC builds is necessary or not?

[!] A scrap of paper is nailed to the Dunshire Notice Board, or found flying about through the wind. Nineteenth Annual Dunshire Drinking Night! ~A delivery of books to the Library on Melon Street~ The last two Dunshire Drinking Nights were amazing successes! Ne’er before have I seen so many halflings an’ bigguns ‘n Dunshire all drinking and laughing at once! Thus, we ought to have yet another one to keep this amazing streak going! Let us drink and shog once more! Contents: ~Time and other matters~ ~Drinking in the Drunken Duck Tavern!~ ~Shogging on Dunshire Lake!~ ~A message from the Thain~ ~Time and other matters~ ~How to get to Dunshire from the Cloud Temple~ Where: In Dunshire, the home of the halfling race! When: Close to the end o’ this Elven Week and the beginning of the next! ((3 PM EST, Sunday the 10th of February)) Who is invited?: Everyone who doesn’t cause trouble! ~Drinking in the Drunken Duck Tavern!~ ~The Drunken Duck Tavern is well stocked with booze!~ All of the booze will be 100% free! Drink as much of it as you can hold down! Here’s what we have in stock: ~Brandybuck Brandy: The oldest booze currently being served! Dates back quite a few centuries frem what we can tell! ~Applebrook Porter: The classic dark porter that’ll get your tastebuds tinglin’! ~Forest Ale: A simple ol’ ale brewed from simple ingredients found around Dunshire! ~Pumpkin Ale: Ale made from pumpkins, the recipe having been kept alive for generations ~Withfoot Hard Cider: A fermented apple juice that will sweeten your day! ~Bunny Beer: Beer made from carrots and melons, filled with plenty of hops that gives it its name! ~Spiked Eggnog: Sorry, we do not carry non-spiked eggnog for those too young to be drinkin’! ~Carrot Ale: Tastes like Carrots, Wheat, and more Carrots. A simple booze for a simple folk. ~Gin: Stolen Borrowed from the good bigguns at Belvitz. This one is sure to tickle your taste buds! ~Various boozes from Rosenyr: We got our hands on some fine wines and other drinks from those fancy talkin’ people, so if ye like that we’ll have some fer ye! ~Etc.... There will also be free food provided, to help wash down all of the drinks! ~Shogging on Dunshire Lake!~ ~The shogging that took place last Dunshire Drinking NIght!~ During the previous Dunshire Drinking Night, everybody started shogging after the pie-eating contest had been completed. It was such a blast that we shogged for a day and a half straight! Thus, I think we ought to do that again! The rules for Shogging: ~Two players with Shovels in hand and Pumpkins on their heads try to knock the other off of their log. ~Only wooden shovels may be used to knock opponents off! Anything else is too dangerous! ~No jumping between logs! ~No findin’ extra holes in your pumpkin’! ((don’t use third person)) ~First person to fall off loses the round. ~Best out of three wins! ~A message from the Thain!~ ”Rollo was here” -Rollo Applefoot, Thain of Dunshire. This ‘as been yer Dunshire Drinking Night awareness poster! Long Live Dunshire! -Daisy Applefoot, High Pumplar of Dunshire [!] The poster ends with the Dunshire Rabbit, official seal of Dunshire.

Well, the Charter Prices seem a lot better now that they’ve been lowered. However, to prevent Nations from decentralizing themselves a ton, there should be a limit on how many dependents a Nation can have.