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I call for a temporary post suspension, please do not post anything else as I will be solving the conflicts in Africa to fit rules of fairness, I work slow and can't do anything tonight, but I will have everything sorted by Saturday 12 (Central PM). Sorry guys, but Jesus it's only one year in...

Paging @Invalid User. As the African war is breaking several rules on both sides, I need the ability to spawn natural disasters to level the field.

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Then I will wait for his reply!

So do I have the right to half-way spawn natural events if a player is breaking the rules of fairness?

Reading through these replies, I would be willing to be the fair moderator, as it seems all the good countries are taken...

Is it too late to join?

Just dropping by to say this roleplay is awsome and I am working on my character application at the moment.

Guess who's back? I got bored and started to have freetime again.

Due to new progressions, (I told @YumenoTsukishiro I thought the idea was fun, when she asked me before posting). I will create a new map, I don't know when that will be done, but I promise to work hard on it.

On my map they are exact opposite sides of the map, I could send diplomats, but we would have to declare momentarily peace and negociations in Alvan (capital of Avalantia)

K, I wasn't able to include it, as your info came in after I made the first video. I have added it and will include the video if my internet ever decides to cooperate.

@jole875 I can find no mention of the name of your captial. What is it? @Roland Bishop, describe your empire for you would you mind?

As Carsion will do to the dæmon

I look forward to arguing with a 9 year old girl! I think that would be fun to write. I need to stop procrastinating, will get done in an hour.

People are joining and map is being made, Will type my roleplaying first.

I keep forgetting that I haven't posted my map yet, I will be sure to get it out tomorrow!

Which means I am not working on it at the moment due to election

The map progress is about as much as Jim Gilmore's presidence