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Gadlock Returns
February 29, 1011

The region of Gadlock had been returned to Obsidian Islands, courtesy of Westmoor. The people are a bit upset over being transferred after spending so much time with Westmoor but a great deal of them understand and are quickly coming around.

Tribute: The Fall - Realm and Religion
February 20, 1012

It has finally happened, Ibladesh is no more. The city of Ibladesh revolted after days if not weeks of looting and take over attempts the people had finally had enough and went rogue against all rulings. We would like to share in the sorrows as many on both sides have suffered due to this long and prolonged war between these realms. As some may not remember it was once upon a time that Ibladesh was born out of Ibladesh city. Now we won't go over the complete history but it has been a long, hard and interesting one to say the least, including many different wars across the continent. Their recent victories are included against such realms as Perdan and Itorunt. This realm went from a single city, being their namesake, up to five cities supported by many more regions as well. Last year Sirion and Ibladesh largely dominated the rankings, going back and forth for the first place spot many times. We wish those who are now leaving their lost realm, and lost faith, the best of luck in the future, may you find what you search and eternal happiness.

Expanded Rankings
February 16, 1012

First place Sirion should again be to no surprise. This huge powerhouse has control of the most cities, a huge army, the most nobles and the most food/gold, what more could one want?

Second place is a always strong, and always to be feared on the field, Perdan. Having a strong showing crushing Ibladesh both in the field and in cities there was and is little this realm cannot get accomplished, backing their military is a great income.

Third place is Caligus who also had a good showing against Ibladesh, but seems to be having trouble expanding into their lands, a strong military with gold and food backing but perhaps a little lacking on the nobles needed.

Fourth place is Westmoor, backed with an always strong and prepared army, they boast two great cities for income along with a high food production.

Fifth place goes to the still growing Fontan, though they are not gaining regions, they are not losing them either and their military strength continues to rise and rise.

Sixth is the still quite new realm Nivemus as they continue to gain and lose the battered regions from the Sultanate reign, this new realm shows great potential especially once the peasants are brought under control.

Seventh place is taken up by Armonia, a strong new southern realm that is slowly and quietly building it's power and holdings around itself.

Eighth is reserved for Eponllyn, another strong realm in the south that seems to be having a bit of military problems and is reaching their limits for expansion, at least for the time being.

Ninth goes to Obsidian Islands, it is no surprise that this small, low income and militarily problematic realm struggles to gain ranks. With a low noble base to pull from it has made their expansion difficult to say the least.

Bringing up the rear, in tenth place, is Ibladesh, having lost cities to raiding, looting, succession...there is little left of this once almighty realm, holding the number one spot off and on for most (if not all) of last year. Other realms should keep this in mind, you may be one of the strongest now but it could happen to any of us.

Power Rankings!
February 15, 1012

First - Sirion
Second - Perdan
Third - Caligus
Fourth - Westmoor
Fifth - Fontan
Sixth - Nivemus
Seventh - Armonia
Eighth - Eponllyn
Ninth - Obsidian Islands
Tenth - Ibladesh

Editor Sick
February 15, 1012

A lot has been going on over the month, regions being taken, revolting and so on. Sadly our editor has been unable to record half of the month, however things should be getting back on track so look forward to OI News once again.