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So i have empowered local government the reason why I did this this is because back when there were holy orders you had a grand master but you also just regular Masters reason why they did this is because the Grandmaster didn't have to worry about all the areas where the order was stationed , Every Master had Listen to the grandmaster but every master had controle over an area

Commonwealth Of Astoria wrote:

Greetings easties

hai there! *leaves caek*

Factbook about the Knights of Saint Christopher. Tell me if it offends anyone 'cause it has some touchy subjects.

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Deorum imperii wrote:

Factbook about the Knights of Saint Christopher. Tell me if it offends anyone 'cause it has some touchy subjects.

nation=deorum_imperii/detail=factbook/id=main

It's offensive on many levels, but it's fine. I think most RMBs have offensive backwards content, yours isn't filthy or ordering people to perform illegal activities.

I think the comfort people have in posting offensive stuff online just exposes who people are, which I consider important and valuable. People used to hide themselves behind social masks. Business owners, influential people and those in power used to struggle to find what people truly believed. Now they're (selflessly, willinging and without resistance) unveiling themselves, and I love it. It's important to know whom to hire or save from a sinking ship when the time comes : )

Commonwealth Of Astoria wrote:

Greetings easties

ok I don't know how this happened but I didn't even notice the name here like wow

Dreamersistan wrote:

<steals the caek and replaces with a box and a certificate for 'complimentary caek'>

>.>

at least I have tea...

*sips but with tears*

Dreamersistan wrote:

It's offensive on many levels, but it's fine. I think most RMBs have offensive backwards content, yours isn't filthy or ordering people to perform illegal activities.

I think the comfort people have in posting offensive stuff online just exposes who people are, which I consider important and valuable. People used to hide themselves behind social masks. Business owners, influential people and those in power used to struggle to find what people truly believed. Now they're (selflessly, willinging and without resistance) unveiling themselves, and I love it. It's important to know whom to hire or save from a sinking ship when the time comes : )

Now, do you think the TEP mods are gonna knock on my door and tell me to delete my factbook or? o<o

Deorum imperii wrote:

Now, do you think the TEP mods are gonna knock on my door and tell me to delete my factbook or? o<o

I don't know. But I think it's fine. You're describing a 12th century organization, theyre obviously going to be anti-muslim and anti-gay and anti-other-stuff..

The Atlae Isles wrote:

Eh. It's roleplay. As long as you don't spout garbage all over the RMB we won't do anything, as long as it complies with RMB rules.

However, if you'd like advice or constructive criticism, we're here! TEP's known for its strong roleplay sectors.

What do you think of the factbook?

Deorum imperii wrote:

What do you think of the factbook?

It's written well. Some grammar here and there, and you usually use the term "homosexual" but then shift to the more informal term "gays" once, which throws off the tone. I assume you're going for a more informative tone than an opinionated one.

Most of us here like to create our own nation, free of Earth influences, since we have our own world maps, whether it be Valsora, Windsor, or Urth (ask other people for information about this) but you're free to do so how you like.

Brethren wrote:

Chess ensues.

OOC: slep wel

Chess ensuing intensifies.

OOC: I bacc

Hello!

FACT OF TE DAY:

Once upon a time in Sparta was this general (I forgot his name). He was a great general but he soon became big-headed. The Spartans told him to go back home... or get punished. He didn't want that so he wrote a letter to the Persian Emporer Xerxes, telling him all the plans of Sparta (Sparta and Persia were enemies.) H e sent a messenger with the letter. The messenger wondered why all his other messenger buddies never returned. He opened the letter:

Dear Xerxes,
Bla Bla bla bla blah blah

Spartan General
P.S: Kill the messenger so he cant talk.

The messenger was not amused. He turned around and headed to the Spartan leaders. The leaders set fire to the traitorous general's house and when he came out, they shot him with arrows.

The moral of the story is: Don't kill the messenger!

Historians agree that this story was probably true.

Virgolia and Order of the Saint Dumas