Shireroth

NOOOO! Melangia belongs to Kildare!

Hmm... that bit on automatica is to large...thats Amokolia's land!

(Wakes up with a start........)

NOOOO! Melangia belongs to Kildare!

WHAT!

How much are you Shirerithians attached to Melangia, anyway?

We're willing to argue amongst each other for it. You think its dangerous getting between a dog and his meat? Try two dogs fighting over the meat...

A civil war...

We are quite civil.

But keep them there feriners away frum our eye-land!

Hey, how do you think Shireroth would be considered to have such a rich history if we didn't annex all this land with historical importance?

Ah, that's the trick ...

We're good in it (annexing land)

Has there ever been a Civil War before in Shireroth?
I was just thinking that a Shirereithan civil war would be incredibly fun, provided that:

• Each Duchy would rally its counts and duke for battles
  Only Shirereithans would be involved
  'Twould be SNARL

...and terretorial problems between the Duchies could be sorted out in a really fun way. Plus, activity would be boosted too

There has been I believe - not sure about RecWar-based (though there's something nagging at the back of my mind telling me there was) but certainly its not unheard of in the histories of Shireroth.

Go to Norfolk in Atterock - there was an attempt at one there ...

Maksym Hadjimehmetov wrote:Has there ever been a Civil War before in Shireroth?

... oh, just ask how many . Try the Whit Rebellion or the Yardistani Color Revolt for starters (although those were so long ago the historical record has been mostly lost), or the War of the Wylthean Succession. or the unnamed revolt against Kaiser Mog I, or any of the minor coups and times the Yardistanis have just gotten all revolution-y without a specific reason...

Delicious! So, if things are getting a bit inactive, we Shirereithans can just intiate one for laughs and activity without fearing our heads ending up on spikes outside Shirekeep?

Yep... we often tend to do things the conspiratorial way and actually agree on the results (or at least have the big players agree on the results and not tell anyone else ) before even starting a war, but that's just a tradition..

Meh. Well, at least we can have some fun in the meantime, even if it is a forgone conclusion.

Ari Rahikkala wrote:Yep... we often tend to do things the conspiratorial way and actually agree on the results (or at least have the big players agree on the results and not tell anyone else ) before even starting a war, but that's just a tradition..

Did that with some invading demons in Tokidoki ... now that was a war and a half ...

That's what we did with Mog I.. thus the phrase "Civil Rec-war" was born...