Shireroth

Please get a Shirewiki entry on House Mortis.

When I have time, I will. Unless someone else in the house wishes to get one going.

It had been my intent to do this tonight, but it turned into a flurry of activity on completely unrelated pages. On the plus side, I updated the Mors VI page and created the Anandja II page and created articles for each and every decree done thus far under both reigns.

On second thought, who needs sleep? Behold the House Mortis page.

But with that I go to bed; further work on that, and on the missing decrees from Malarbor I and Leto III, will have to wait till tomorrow night, or possibly the night after if I don't get home till late.

In the meantime, I DEMAND YOUR IMMEASURABLE RESPECT AND HOMAGE! MUHAHAHA! ...Nightnight. *collapses*

Shyriath is officially full of Win.

If you keep this up you'll have enough Swans for a necklace soon.

Shyriath is outshining his house leader.... Does this mean he wants my job?

Mostly, it's the nagging compulsion I get to tidy things up whenever I glance at Shirewiki; and, I admit, a chance to outshine the other Houses. House Kalir has only a stub article as of this post, and House Annexis has none at all; House Kildare's could possibly be considered more awesome than ours, but then, it dates from the Duchy days, so it's had time to accumulate content.

As for wanting anyone's job... nah. The act of making is rather more satisfying for me than the task of leading. Maybe, at some point in the future, I might think again, but the Dukedom is safe from me for a long time yet.

On the subject of catching up to Kildare's page: I did a fairly significant, though not complete, rewrite of the history section. Now much more detailed, especially concerning the periods where my attention had been wandering (though my knowledge of the internal matters in pre-merge Tosha-Straylight are hazy in any case, so by all means someone can correct me or add in stuff). Also, corrected some dates and added some information to the Lands section.

Very Nice. In fact, it's a pretty good start for an overall history of the House System.