Malarbor says: Forum mod seems succesful; Hesam on the plot
Posted: Mon Sep 22, 2008 3:56 am
Hesam Jayatar has responded to the unraveling of his evil Babkhan plot with a detailed analysis. I move that the reason for its failure is that it was insufficiently evil and they should have asked me for advice instead. MAKE WORKING EVIL PLOTS! MALARBOR DEMANDS IT!
The long-raging civil war in Kildare is not over yet, having been inflamed again by the aforementioned Babkhan plot. Still, in the field of evil plots, even in Kildare we Demons are the real masters of the art. Other recent cultural work in Shireroth includes the foundation of the County of Jugenskaja - which, based on its wiki page, we can expect to have a lot of fun integrating with Shirithian history.
The Imperial Arbiter has retracted his statement declaring Ruling Stewards sovereign over previous Imperial Decrees. What will become of the position of Steward? Unless Ayreon's will is violated, we won't know until the arrival of the new Kaiser on September 29th (or thereabouts)!
The Ministry of the Interior would like to announce that the Great Permissions Rebasing seems to have been succesful. If the forum looks different, that's the reason. Citizens are invited to work out the remaining roles beyond what the MiniInt implemented, and report any bugs or unannounced features the changes might have brought on.
The long-raging civil war in Kildare is not over yet, having been inflamed again by the aforementioned Babkhan plot. Still, in the field of evil plots, even in Kildare we Demons are the real masters of the art. Other recent cultural work in Shireroth includes the foundation of the County of Jugenskaja - which, based on its wiki page, we can expect to have a lot of fun integrating with Shirithian history.
The Imperial Arbiter has retracted his statement declaring Ruling Stewards sovereign over previous Imperial Decrees. What will become of the position of Steward? Unless Ayreon's will is violated, we won't know until the arrival of the new Kaiser on September 29th (or thereabouts)!
The Ministry of the Interior would like to announce that the Great Permissions Rebasing seems to have been succesful. If the forum looks different, that's the reason. Citizens are invited to work out the remaining roles beyond what the MiniInt implemented, and report any bugs or unannounced features the changes might have brought on.