Taselak (SEI)/Tribune/9th Edition
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Price: Free for Taselakians, 5 coppers for everyone else |
Editors: Dennis, Jet, Lynsey and others from Taselak! | Issue Number: 9 | ||
Troops pile up along our borders, but we stand firm in the face of such might |
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Turin banned from Taselak |
28 August 2007 (Moeth) by Lynsey Habap |
Turin, a former Ikalakan and recent arrival on the island (in May), was investigated for suspicious activity by the Arch Priest of Taselak. The investigation bore the most foul tasting fruit:
From this day on, Turin, ex-knight of Belus is declared an enemy of the state. Anyone able to bring him in after his ban has gone into effect will receive an award of 50 gold, on top of the criminal's ear, as costomary. Upon capture he will be executed publicly, by the hands of my faithfull torturer Igor. Any infiltrators are also free to use him as a practice target, without any punishments. Evidence: Investigating Turin (Knight of Belus), you find out interesting facts:
Turin sent a message to the entire realm, attempting to make it appear that he was not alone in his rebellious thoughts, "To my brothers and sisters, be careful, there may be a mole at work in our organization. Good luck to you. I take my leave." He also openly lamented, "If I am caught, my only regret will be that I have but one life to give for my country. Moonglum is the true traitor here." It is indeed unfortunate that the traitor has but one life to give, for it would have provided an opportunity for Turin to be hanged twice - once in Taselak City and once in Sandalak. |
Tides shift mightily |
16 August 2007 (Taselak) by Lynsey Habap |
Due to intense dissatisfaction with Ikalak, Duke Moonglum II took the Duchy of Sandalak and seceded from that realm, joining Taselak. This has created supreme confusion on the Island and caused a brief respite from combat for the war-weary. This appears to throw the balance of power squarely into the hands of Taselak, which had been staving off defeat for the last 10 months. It is unclear how quickly Taselak will be able to consolidate it's position or even control so many of its former regions. |