NarcolepticSailor

World in Revolution: 1861

So Boerd said
I disagree, because the pendulum is going to swing the other way. Everyone is going to be irrationally afraid of Prussia and I get partitioned by 1865. Then UK is world dominate.

Pretty much this among other things. People will not make the same mistakes that were made previously, but I don't think there will be overt hostility towards Prussia. I'm also sure that we'd have a new sign up thread where we'd likely pick different countries this time around. Quite keen on Russia during this period myself.

World in Revolution: 1861

Rare said
I think that we should start over.

I've been of the same mind for a while now.

World in Revolution: 1861

Ab said
Then I'll have to make do.Also, I see Britain sold Heligoland to Prussia for 25 pounds.

The United Kingdom became a republic and basically gave up Canada to France for no reason. A lot of things have happened in this that didn't make a whole lot of sense, rofl.

World in Revolution: 1900

Dai Nippon Teikoku

This Six-Nation Alliance came together under the common cause of not only destroying the Boxer Rebellion, but maintaining peace and stability within China so that the years of progress made by us civilized nations of the world would not be undone. The Empire of Japan provided immense aid alongside the various members of this alliance, and while we were successful in this endeavor, the very nation who called upon us to form this Alliance has betrayed us all. While the Russian Empire did indeed lend assistance in crushing the Boxer Rebellion alongside the rest of this Alliance, it is apparent that they sought only to further their imperialist agenda in forcefully occupying Manchuria. A deplorable act which is only furthered by the barbarity in which the Russians acted against the local Chinese population, casting aside any sort of civility that they once claimed to have.

These brutal and imperialistic actions of the Russian Empire are not only an insult to the Six-Nation alliance, but to the entire civilized world. The Empire of Japan calls upon calls upon the various powers of Europe, as well as the United States to denounce the actions of the Russian Empire and demand their immediate withdrawal from Manchuria at once. Their presence in Manchuria, much like the Boxer Rebellion, is a threat to peace and stability in both China and the Far East.

~ His Imperial Majesty The Emperor of Japan, Meiji the Great

World in Revolution: 1900

Edit: Nevermind, it was explained to me by Mag.

World in Revolution: 1861

thorgili said
its been a little bit longer than the third day

It's alright. The second coming shouldn't take that long...

World in Revolution: 1900

Hype hype hype.

Tales Of A Gilded Throne

Wait, population and military is all decided by the GM then? Thought it was being left up to our discretion. What are mine looking like?

Crusader Kings, A game of Thrones

I have a few questions;

1. To what extent is magic in existence and usable by humanity?

2. Are those Makitherin weapons supposed to be more like the swords from Game of Thrones where they're just better quality and reknowned, or do they have magical properties and capabilities? Furthermore, would I be allowed to have mine somehow be a specialized warship, or at the very least superior armament upon one?

3. How advanced is naval technology during this time period, are we looking at later middle ages with Carracks and such in existence?

Crusader Kings, A game of Thrones

LordZell said
I'd like to add this to myself and it'll be my capital island being the largest.

Keep in mind that you're having all of your holdings spread out really far, you won't be able to effectively defend them all.

Edit: Ninja'd.