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Hiltrude Burrowes smiled as she read the Kaktuz Weekli, "Oi luv this newspapeh!" the hobbit exclaimed.

[!] Hiltrude Burrowes sat with the ballot paper for several hours in careful thought before ticking the boxes. Name: Hiltrude Burrowes Race: Halfling Your vote for Sheriff (choose one): Breasal Nimblefoot (x) Mister PADRIC Applebottom-Peregrin ( ) Your vote for Mayor (choose one): Ser Do’Spuds Loa’chil ( ) The Wizard Magnolia (x)

[!] Hiltrude Burrowes grins as she reads the issue, exclaiming, "Th' bes' newspapeh en th' land!" before laughing at the depiction of her hobbit friends... Oh, those poor crops!

[!] Hiltrude Burrowe's eyes widened in dread at the warning, "O, I 'ope tey don' butcher us! Oi've go' a lot t' liv for! Knox protec' us!"

[!] Hirtrude Burrowes grinned as she read this notice- oh, how she loved turmoil, oh, how she liked hearing about the conflict raging throughout Aevos! "O, 'ow excoitin', 'ope th' bigguns don' make too much o' a mess doh!"

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more swamps, tropical / volcanic landscapes

Caeline Athri'onn frowns as she reads the announcement, hoping that Celia'nor would triumph in this fight!

Faizah Adhara rips the message apart and burns it, the Southeron woman shaking her head, "I do not care about the stupid titles and claims of petty, affluent Heartland men," she says to her brother Abraham Othan. "What do make of this, pari?" She'd inquire.

"I wish my cherished Qalasheen cousins all the best," said Faizah Rutledge with a smile

"If the Orenian Empire collapses, I hope the remains of Oren embrace republicanism, democracy, social justice, and freedom rather than returning to noble squabbles and inherited authority." Faizah Rutledge comments, distancing herself from the turmoil occurring in Almaris and refusing to take sides.

"Can we avoid objectifying our country's women? Disgraceful." an angry Southeron woman said.

"This is horrible. Unelected, appointed politicians will have more influence over Providence's politics." Commented Faizah Rutledge furiously

“I, for one, will not read the scrolls.” A Farfolk woman says.

Faizah Adhara would write to 803 Jerryfink P.O. 920-121, "Murha, I would like to sit down and share my ideas with you. Do write back to me at St Karl's 1, Karosburg." @champ