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Balrog chuckles before starting to sing a song, the singers name being Ozzum Ozagmum. "Nae more Khorvad..."

Balrog remarks with some sadness upon hearing the news “Twas a foine dwed teh lead, ‘eld teh brat’mordakin and teh kingdom true, and rig’t. We may nae ‘ave loiked eac’ ot’ethe, but e’ ‘as meh respect.”

[!] Balrog and the rest of the council will convene shortly to discuss the letter and to take a vote on passing this idea. A personal letter of thanks would be in order. [!]

Balrog, upon hearing of the news would feel a tear roll down his cheek, pausing momentarily as he took it in. "Whoi does eht 'ave teh be t'is way..." (This is very sad, great story though.)

A Missive of Steel [!] In lands far away, in mountains of old, lies a fallen city, yet somehow full of life and prosperity. This is the only letter of negotiation Urguan and it’s King, Utak Ireheart will receive from it. [!] My name is Balrog Ironkiln II, King of Kaz’Stailininn, Prelate of Belka, Watcher of the Obsidian mountains to the west, Father to murdered sons, Husband to a murdered wife, you have pestered, and harassed my people, my family, and my father before me. My children are dead, my kingdom in ruin. And yet here you are, spreading lies and deceit about myself, and the Ironkiln clan. The very crimes of my father, that you executed him for, rightfully so, have now been placed on myself. Your baseless accusations and rantings tire me. This worthless conflict amongst our kin has done nothing but divide our race in a time where we must work together to survive. Here I give us, Urguan, the chance to right our wrongs, to bring all dwedkin back together in the eyes of the Brathmordakin. I will renounce my title as King of the Kingdom of Steel, I will offer my fealty, and therefore the fealty of all my people to the Under-Realm of Urguan, and to King Utak Ireheart. I will accept the title of Lord of Kal’Orvul, and I will cease my ravings, and my quest for revenge against those who turned and murdered my father, and my people. All grudges held by Kal’Orvul, and the Kingdom of Steel will be null, and void in these dark times. These are my final terms. - I, Balrog Ironkiln II, The people of Kaz’Stailininn, and the Ironkiln clan be absolved of all crimes laid against me and my people by the Kingdom of Urguan. Including Worship of Khorvad, and heresy as well as proclaimed treason against the Under-Realm. - The immediate ceasing of all harassment and railings against Kaz’Stailininn in it’s entirety. - The City of Kal’Orvul be allowed to be constructed as seen fit, and to grow in peace without the impediment of any other nation, thus including the Under-Realm of Urguan. - And finally, that all the aforementioned, be spoken to the people of Urguan. That they will know that I, Balrog Ironkiln II, and the people of Kal’Orvul, are not the same people you went to war against nearly half a century ago. I beg you to consider these terms, should it save our kind, I will bend the knee. But not before my terms have been met. The council of Kal’Orvul has decided on these terms. And we are willing to cooperate fully. Khorvad guides the way of the evil, but Yemekar brings the dwed together. Do not let Khorvad’s influence stop us from coming together once more. I pray that you will never know the loss that Khorvad, in his entirety brought to my people. Do not put another war against dwed, are we not all come from Urguan himself? Bravenum hom bodenok, nar tha vrok savum bravenum othokoros. Signed –

“**** teh mot’a-******* king of the biggest **** pile teh world ‘as eveh seen!” Balrog would yell, no one hearing it but the Gods.

SYNTHETIK: Legion Rising King J33#5390

[!] A few pages of a long lost book, the paper appearing nearly ancient would be found in the rubble of new construction in the great city. The words neatly written in gold infused ink, bore a bright sheen as a dwarf picked them up, carried them rather carefully to a storage room after reading them. [!] “The Darkness Beheld in the Wintry Skies” Chapter 4 “It is fair to ask, did we do what was right, was our work truly for the Gods above us? Our faith will free us, but also holds us to this mortal world. The clouds roll over us as does a strong wind, or a swarm of locusts over the wheat fields of yore. Our work on this great city has not ceased, though threats of war have been issued. My sons, and nonetheless myself, have done a great many things to ensure that the fall of this kingdom will never occur as long as our bodies draw breath. Only a few stone days ago, I stood among the great balconies and looked off to the south, nothing but snow covered hills greeted my eyes. The purity, and cleanliness of snow truly was a picture of our task, yet the dark skies about us seemed to damper the already fallen spirits of our people. The Myneborians are suffering, the snow still falls through great gaps in the construct. We work tirelessly, the statues, the staircases, all rise yet slowly. It has been many a year since work had begun, but we as a proud people stand true, forging weapons to defend ourselves, building great works of stone to cover our bodies in the biting cold that would have us stand as statues of ice in our own city. Furthermore, my attempts to make known to the clergy of Urguan that our crimes were mine alone. Kazrin himself offered to meet with me, the terms being true, and good. Yet I could not accept, our work was not done, the lives of my sons did not yet lay secure in this great kingdom. I have gone far and wide, searching for allies, for those who would fight in the impending conflict that was inevitable. A brave few have joined our cause, but even then, the armies of our kin stood tall and proud against even our own. This world contains nothing that causes fear to enter my heart, but the mere thought of my sons leaving this world strikes me with a great pain. I fear I have made too many mistakes, but even then, all shall fight for what they believe in. A kingdom for the free, and the honest. Not a few stone days ago, a dwarf who went by the name Officer Grudgebeard has begun work a new construct that may aid us in future battle. A great chandelier, made of quartz, and stone, reinforced with iron bars roundabout was taking form far above the cavern floor. I stated many times that I considered it to be something the twiggies would do, utterly detestable in my eyes. But should it be enough to save my sons, sobeit. As I write, the rain has began coming in torrents, causing our moat to fill once again with water, the sons of the clouds making the statues appear to be in distress, streams of water running off of the great helmets made of quartz. It is time for me to return to work, for I do not know when war shall be upon us. Surely even my kin will allow us time to complete our city, as would be customary if the tables were turned against them. My words will someday be forgotten, but perhaps the words on paper will shine forth into the great unknown.” Balrog’s eye quivered as he sat in a storage room, his head leaning against his arm as he read the words he wrote 50 years in the past, before the great war, and destruction of Kal’Orvul. A great sadness went through him as he finished reading, knowing that he ultimately failed to protect the ones he could not live without. His sons weighed heavily on his mind, despite having a daughter, Faridir, and his adopted daughter, Saoirse. A deep seated hatred began to flow through him, his old ways nonetheless staying a distance apart from his soul. His chest heaved as he breathed in great breaths of air, standing just before stepping outside and roaring into the sky, his voice echoing and causing rocks and pebbles to shake on the mountainside. This anger unseen since the death of his father Balrog I. “Tha zov, dag iv goum iv tha livok, tha var naroth bravenum ov runnir yir Urguan hok drok Oz mren! Yoth crum da avguloth vogenov eron hom kadruemmon, nar yoth da modruk eron hom suv! Tha brovar othok Urguan! Pavlen othokor igar Mer vorrukar liwgoden, pavlen othokor ivmog mer infertile! Nar pavlen othokor mog fov oz Da ogluv eron elgus!” (I vow, that as long as I live, I will never forgive or forget what Urguan has done to me. For both the attempted destruction of my kingdom, and for the murder of my sons. I curse you Urguan. May your children be without eyes, may your women be infertile. And may your men fall to the blade of elves.) - Following Chapter – https://www.lordofthecraft.net/forums/topic/181395-the-last-breath-of-a-fallen-kingdom/?tab=comments#comment-1701803

You do you.

I approve!

King J33#5390 – Warhammer 40k!

Yo mama? Or Joe Mama?

Application: Name: YeetMan15k Gender Identity: Dwarven City How much anime do you watch: All of it Are you an epic gamer: No, I’m too epic to be that category Please write a 3 paragraph essay explaining why you are a disappointment to your parents: That’s what she said What mental maturity do you possess? (Hint: Too much mental maturity = application denied ? ) What is maturity?

We are all human, we all deserve some level of respect and transparencies.

King J33#5390 Steel Rats

Mynebor has a lot of history too my friend. There is nothing stopping you from writing whatever you wish to write. In fact I enjoy reading about the old places, so all the power to you!

Balrog scoffs upon hearing about the new clan, sorely dissapointed that they could not even keep dwarves in their other clans.

Balrog chuckles as he sits there, mildly enjoying what she was doing, a smirk on his face as he relaxes in his chair before chuckling softly as he begins to speak. ”Well yeh see, a’ was onleh sending out teh ‘istory of a fallen empire.. w’at a bunch of idiots. Thinkin oi would beh stupide enoug’ teh bring back t’at place?” He shakes his head in disgust before he looks at her, a grin growing on his face. Oh surle’ yer nae done wit’ t’at yet... t’at paper felt gud. Maybeh yeh could move teh bricks next?”

The Laws and Legislation of Kaz’Stailininn (Kingdom of Steel) Cities and holdings of the Kingship: Kal’Orvul/Mynebor (Capital) Section 1:The office and powers of the Kingship Section 2: The office and powers of the Council of Kal’Mynebor Section 3: The process for amendment of laws Section 4:The process for passing laws Section 5: Laws of Kaz’Stailininn Section 6: Rights of the citizens of the Kingdom Section 1: The office and powers of the King The King of Kaz’Stailininn has the responsibility to represent the people of the Kingdom in time of peace and in time of war. The King is chosen hereditarily, if no heir is available, the king may be elected through a unanimous decision made by the Council of Kal’Mynebor., If no decision is able to be made, a temporary ruler may be elected through a trial by combat. The King has all power over both foreign and domestic affairs. He oversees everything of importance in the Kingdom, The Grand Army of Steel, taxes, building and construction, and diplomatic relations. He can make decisions regarding foreign relations and the aforementioned aspects of government without the approval of the Council of Kal’Mynebor. Section 2: The office and powers of the Council of Kal’Orvul The Council of Orvul is made up of the Clan Lords or Fathers of prominent clans, city officials, or clans which have maintained activity levels for the required amount of time. New council members can be elected with a 75% agreement among the remaining Council members and the approval of the King. There are only ever 6 council members at one given point in time. The positions are as follows; Head of Internal Affairs, Head of Military, Head of Diplomacy, and the Head of Treasury. There are also two High Magistrates who will oversee and lead the court. One High Magistrate is elected by the King, and the other by the Council. The High Magistrate selected by the council must be elected by a 75% majority agreement by the Council of Kal’Mynebor. After selection, the High Magistrate has the authorization to lead the High Court however is wished. In order to be a member of the Council of Kal’Mynebor, they must have become an honorary dwarf a minimum of a week beforehand. The individual members of the Council of Kal’Mynebor are responsible for taking charge of their positions as Head. As the Heads of the Council are removed and replaced, The training of a newly appointed councilman is to be handled by the council as seen fit. Positions under the council are assumed by the Head Council members themselves. Depending on the position, they are addressed by the title of the highest position held. Section 3: The process for the amendment of laws The laws of Kaz’Stailininn can only amended if: A. Valid reason is given to amend said law: B. The King of Kaz’Stailininn approves: C. A majority consisting of 75% of the council agrees with the amendment. Section 4: The process for passing laws New laws of Kaz’Stailininn can only be passed provided: A. The King approves. B. The Council of Kal’Khorvad obtains a 75% majority in agreement with said law. Section 5: Laws of Kaz’Stailininn Murder, unless found to be in self defense, punishable by the decision of the high magistrates, the maximum sentence to be issued is death. Treason or leaking information from any part of the government of Kaz’Stailininn is punishable by banishment and death. Killing of livestock is punishable by a prison sentence and or by the High Magistrates choosing. Stealing is to be punished accordingly, the degree of which is the decision of the High Magistrates. Threats made against the Council of Orvul is punishable by banishment or by decision of the High Magistrates. Regicide and attempted regicide is punishable by banishment and death without chance of release. If a offense against the honor of another citizen of Kal’Mynebor is made, the offended may request an honor duel. in the standard dwarven fashion the winner of best out of three will have kept their honor. The loser of said honor duel will be known as the “Dishonored” for one stone week. Section 6: Rights of the Citizens of the Kingdom Property Rights: A citizen has the right to own housing provided it has been paid for and is legally a free citizen of Kal’Mynebor. Animal Rights: A citizen has the right to own animals inside the city of Kal’Mynebor at all times provided a one time fee for a license has been paid to the Head Treasurer the amount of 200 minas. Personal Rights: A citizen has the right to defend themselves with any weapon (Within reason) available at the time. The only justifiable case of killing or injuring another citizen or visitor without a bounty letter or express permission from the Council or the King. A citizen has the right to free speech. Anything non-threatening is permissible. Free speech applies to things in writing as well as in conversation or arguments. A citizen has the right to life. Under no circumstances will a citizen be called for no purpose or reason. Citizens will not be injured or maimed by the Army, Guard forces, Council, or King. A citizen has the right to worship any deity of the Brathmordakin without fear of retaliation, retribution, or consequences thereof. A citizen has the right to bear arms, weapons, explosives, or dangerous materials including but not limited to, Potions of any sort, arrows with any modification, Lava, Boomsteel, Thanium, or runic weapons without fear of confiscation or consequences of owning said tools, weapons or potions. Signed by the authority of, Balrog Ironkiln II, King and Ruler of the Kingdom of Steel

Give me dwarves, or give me death! Not really, but come on lads and lasses, the dwarves need attention too!

This looks golden, very balanced and zen.