| Happenings in Heen
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9th August 2007
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The past few days have been a period of turmoil in the desert monarchy of Heen. Four days ago the Necromancer's Servants entered Heen via its southeastern border. From that point the undead began a trek through the desert into northwest Heen. This action incited criticism from notable world leaders. Human allies of the undead criticized them for not moving more quickly to nip the Daimon threat in the bud. Such concerns were addressed at dawn this morning, when Undead forces numbering 38,000 CS fought successfully against 23,000 CS of Daimons in the scraggly forest of Kif of northern Heen. Now the million gold piece question is, what will the undead do? Will they follow the advice of their human allies, to go on the offensive against the demons? Or will they instead attack Heen, a monster ally? Either decision could have serious ramifications. The Face of Fronen will be following this story.
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| By Alexius DeSyrr
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| The Truth of the Plergothic Rebellion
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3rd August 2007
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Recently, the central Beluaterra realm of Plergoth, has seen a successful rebellion. Unlike some rebellions like Fronen's own Black January, this rebellion was not a Civil War. Instead it was a relgious revolution designed only to change the type of government, not the leaders. It seems that Plergoth is such a homogeneous society, that a democracy doesn't suit its needs as well as a Daishi Theocracy. Here is what rebel leader (now Pontifex) Bleeder had to say:
Reason for the rebellion. We wanted to change the government to match the beliefs and ideals of the
Nobles and peasants of Plergoth. The majority of the Nobles and peasants of Plergoth follow Daishi.
This was a revolution of dissatisfaction of the government body, not the Nobles leading the government.
The previous Realm Office holders with the exception of VonGarrett were voted back into their positions.
No fines, bans or punishments are forthcoming from any who sided with the Loyalists.
No Region Lords with the exception of myself were removed from their position.
The current reforms in Plergoth are focused on strengthening the regions
and preparing for the events during this Invasion. These tasks will be easier since the peasants know that
the Nobles and now the government uphold their way of life and expected traditions.
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| By Alexius DeSyrr
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| New month, New volume, New news
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1th August 2007
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Today it's the first of August and already we have news for you from the Republic of Fronen.
To start with, Lloringel finaly has a lord again after Count Cyrus disapeared.
Lord Cloud, former Grand Judge and Baron of Cori has just recently been apointed by Duke Adras of Vur Hagin as the new Count of Vur Hagin.
The duchy of Vur Hagin now counts no lordless regions.
Only The Regions of Qual and Vale are still Lordless in The duchy of Fronepu.
And Bisana as only lordless region in The duchy of Mhed.
These regions will soon be granted a new Lord by the hand of Duke Tirdius and Duke Alexius, many speculations are made on whom would become the new Lords.
Reliable sources tell us that Sir Wolfstan will most probably be appointed in Qual.
The other Lords names are merely speculations.
On another note, the election are in:
Prime Minister Grego has been re-elected with 61% of the valid votes, 20 of the 160 valid votes where cast, this is however slightly more then last time.
The Grand Judge elections where won by Alexius with 55% of the votes, reinstating him as Grand Justicar of Fronen.
Our realm wide region control campaign has started and statistics are already rising.
The situation in Qrelg is officially under control.
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| By Ygor Prodizov
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| Plegroths Death
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8th August 2007
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| By Nami Shenron
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