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The following list details the results of the various ruler elections in Atamara this past month: <br> | |||
'''Talerium''' - Aldarion Tezokian was reconfirmed for Prime Minister. <br> | |||
'''Cagilan Empire''' - Torsaan ka Habb was reconfirmed for Prime Minister. <br> | |||
'''Strombran''' - Luthor Forbes was reconfirmed for Supreme Chancellor. <br> | |||
'''Rieleston''' - Christofer II Kane was reconfirmed for Prime Minister. <br> | |||
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|style="font-size:100%;"|By Lazlo Lemont II | |style="font-size:100%;"|By Lazlo Lemont II |
Revision as of 14:43, 22 September 2013
The Leon's Roar | ||
Cost: 7 silver | Volume I Issue I | Editor: Lazlo Lemont II |
News Articles |
News Briefs |
September 1st - A huge battle is fought between the Cagilan Empire, Suville, and Strombran against Darka. By the end, the Darkan forces lay scattered before the combined might of their foes. |
Ruler Updates |
The following list details the results of the various ruler elections in Atamara this past month: |
By Lazlo Lemont II | Monsters, Anarchists, and Muddy Roads: Oh My! | State of the Realm |
Though our successful campaign continues against the Silnarian dogs, the home front has seen its fair share of action. Nearly half of our regions have seen some form of Monster or Undead activity, counting approximately 144 peasant casualties. Production was diminished in Rotherthorpe, Winwich, and Uforth. Thankfully, the efforts of our Noble Home Guard have fought back, containing the blight. A treacherous infiltrator also stalked our lands while we maintain our fight for honor. The Silnarian Infiltrator Hernfelk Lapallanch exposed the Silnarian war effort for all it could be, underhanded and cheap, while cowardly slitting the throats of our brave guards in Nemaha. Through an ingenious plan of cunning, our Royal King captured the deviant after presenting himself as bait, thoroughly ensuring the gratefulness of our Nemaha peasants. The screams of the infiltrator's torture were soon heard thereafter, and the Infiltrator revealed much under the threat of needing to take a bath. Furthermore, our newly conquered regions of Crahandan and Cheltenborne have had trouble adjusting to the enlightened rule of Minas Ithil. Afraid of the freedom offered by their gracious conquerors, both regions have suffered an influx of troublesome elements which had to be put down by the sword. Over 500 peasants have been cut down in the past month, their minds warped by the propaganda of the Silnarian menace. It is with a heavy heart, no doubt, that our Nobles, Soldiers, and King maintain a firm hold on the throats of these backward peasants. The anarchic reign of simpletons was further evidenced when Cheltenborne went so far as to throw out their rightful ruler, Margrave Decimus Lanyon, and attempted their own government. As the populace starved and murdered each other senselessly, it was left to the glorious Legion of Minas Leon to call from the Marketplace and explain (in simple language, so that they might finally understand) why they would be obviously better as subjects of the Leohampton Duchy. Finally, a spat of congested roads placed our armies at a standstill, as refugees fleeing from the various conflicts of Atamara flocked to behold the wonders of York. While it was wonderful to see such a crowd of hopeful peasants, it is hoped that future immigrants might make way so that the Armies which protect them might make quick time through the land. |