Talk:The Elven Tribune/July 2006

Nice paper you got here. Is Sirion re-entering the world of journalism? Alex Exiled, editor of the II.

Caligus didn't let Perdan through either. and Sirion cannot enter Caligus lands if they travel through Fontanese lands first so Caligus is untouchable to Sirion. It was Doc's fault for declaring war. his exact words were: You are attacking a realm which is already being gang banged. Now I think that a PM should be able to count: Perdan was fighting Itorunt and Ibladesh so it was 1 vs 2 and at that time we made it 2 vs 2. And what were Sirion doing in the north to Oligarch 3 on 1 I think, most of us just laughed at Doc's empty threats the only thing that happened was we were assaulted by an infiltrator.

Sign your commants Kamekaze. besides, you're gonna be defunct if you don't publish soon. And whats this about the rebellion in Caligus? --The1exile 00:28, 3 July 2006 (CEST)

Sirion's paper is coming back. As for the treaty with Fontan, Sirion cannot use Fontanese lands as a platform to launch attacks into Caligus soils. However, Caligus is surrounded by a number of realms from which the Sirion army can launch an attack from, including but not limited to, Perdan and Ubent. The major handicap with this, however, is that armies of either realm could get in the way of a Sirion retreat, and that would prove catastrophic for the attacking forces because of the distance. Had Fontan not agreed to block Sirion's retreats as well, Sirion could easily hit from the long route, and take the safe short-cut home. Tis not the case, however, so we'll see what happens when it happens. I know that Caligus sued for Peace and a return to the status qou nearly after the MOMENT that Oligarch was crushed. But I (Doc) decided that was something the next Prime Minister could take care of, so we'll see what happens then. -- Primus Family

How on earth did you report the victory in Kalmar City before I did?!? I resent that. --Alex 06:40, 4 July 2006 (CEST)(Legatus)

Our editors get crackin--that's why =P Doc Primus Family

No agreement/resolution, we in Kalmar Islands have no need or want for war. Most nobles reluctantly voted PRometheus Chancellor. It hardly matters, he is almost as good a ruler as Chancellor Lalakis and has been handling the situation well. He is getting more support now domestically.

Even so, most here just didnt want war. Our population is low enough. A draft doesnt really help it. --Alex 02:36, 12 July 2006 (CEST)(Legatus)