Fontan's Fundamental Freelancer
This 'newspaper' also functions as an investigative journal for the young noblewoman, Luna "Loudmouth" MacGregor. Editions are categorized not by exact dates, not days or months, but by eras of time, defined by the events that occur rather than the dates they occur on.
Editions
- Edition One
- The Era - Oligarch Ends, From Ashforth to the fall of Westmoor
Now months in the past, still beating in the minds of the continent, lingers the stale memory of Oligarch, home to the enemy of Sirion the 'Sleeping Giant' over the past many years. Known by many as Orcs, by my own mother as her life's motivation, the place no doubt caused the strongest passion that the continent ever knew. Whether it's friend and ally, or bitter, bitter enemy, everyone was united in the purpose of North versus South. The continent was divided. War was struck, and the nobles were happy. Or, content, at least, to war with one another. The time saw many fall. The first time my family saw Oligarch's military might was when Eleador lost Ashforth to them. It was from Sirion's point of view that they watched that. They watched the seperation of Avamar, the war between Rancagua's and then, another perspective came into view - Coimbra. From there, they saw its own end, and its absorption into Fontan, saw Ibladesh and Itorunt cease hostilities, saw Fallangard's peasant's form its own military, and then their view from Sirion ended as Avamarians pulled down one of our own from his noble horse and honorlessly slew him. Times passed and our family dissapeared from the act, exit stage left.
That is when I came. And I came back to a new place. A Fontan who had Krimml as a capital. Eleador, a distant memory, Rancagua, lost to the ages, Avamar, finally eradicated by the complacent Sirion military surely with alot of help. Oligarch on the ropes, and the south relatively unchanged, except that Perdan was gaining the upper hand. Oh yes, and the Kalmar Islands had erupted.
Things come closer into view, and the war finally caught up to Oligarch. In retrospect, the downfall was likely caused not only by the war of attrition, but by the forcing of Perdan to turn South to confront the now called 'Ibby-Runts'. 'Orcs' and 'Ibby-runts', who comes up with this stuff? In any case, the times progressed as they always did, but now, finally, the continent was actually shifting its precarious balance of power in a way that it had not done in ages. First Ashforth was reclaimed, then the inevitable blow to Oligarch city. Following the usual retorts that come with the takeover of a capital, Oligarch essentially ended. With the fall of Westmoor next and the regions surrounding Oligarch an afterthought, The Black Sword and the Crimson Banner were no more. ~continuing currently
- Edition Two
- The Era - Post-Oligarch or Now What?
Scandals, affairs, tournaments, region maintenance, and dealing with a Chancellor who favored a newly formed realm over our own. That is the story of Fontan after Oligarch. Fontan's military prowess on the battlefield was thanks to none other than the legendary general, Teshup.
The Era - The End of the Three Last Players (Early July 2006)
Fontan's Fundamental Freelancer. The newspaper that covers as much of the East Continent as possible from the free realm, where opinions used to matter and voices were once shouted in unison. Falling on less than ideal times, Fontan has become nothing more than another actor in the great drama known as the NA versus the SA, drawing close now to final act, already passing the climactic fall of Oligarch and heading into the soft demise of the three remaining realms- Caligus, Ubent, and proud Perdan.
Brief History
Began when an unsatisfied youth started her own newspaper to seek truth in a world of politics and paper-pushers. Luna MacGregor was that woman and it was the selfish designs of the world she was unsatisfied with, seeing every single person as nothing more than another person hiding within their own bubble. This is her attempt not only to escape her own, but to free others with her.
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