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And so it was that after months of campaigning under the baneful eye of the Burden of Time, the old and weary Caelian forces at last lay siege to the C'tissian Fortress of Demon's Hill. Wracked with swamp disease, eyes dull with unnatural old age, and their once youthful vigor depleted, a bright flame nevertheless burned in each Caelian heart. At last, Ekishnugal, the Vile First King of the C'tis race, whom the lizardmen have foolishly called back from the dead only to wreak havoc on all living beings, was surrounded and trapped inside the Demon's Hill Fort. A great battle of old afflicted Caelians ensued against the cesspool dwelling lizards, their Sauromancers raising legions of ancient lizard corpses to do battle on their behalf. But the Caelian forces, led by the Immortal Pretender Himself, opened the heavens and deadly stones rained upon the lizard army, crushing both the living and the unnaturally reborn. His army annihilated, Ekishnugal fled, never to be seen again, perhaps to finally leave this world behind. And so the Vile Curse of the Burden of Time is lifted, and the creatures of the world are again free to live out their lives in full.

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Mictlan sends thanks to Caelum for liberating the land from the evil burden!

Just wait though ... word has it those evil Ermorian zombies are scheming to recast it, pronto. Quick someone, fill up that last slot!

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I believe the nation of Ulm might be able to help with that! (or not).

Oh and added 6h due player request again.

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Pangaea's dominion is not like most people's dominion. See, it goes all the way to eleven...

...with 37 provinces :shock:

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um, what?

The dominion leader is by far Mictlan. What does Pangaea's dominion have to do with *anything*?

Edit: Oh, it is exceptionally low, isn't it? I'd blame a blood sacking Mictlan, whose dominion is *crazy*, and who appears to neighbor them.

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OOC

Yeah, I'm still pretty new to this, but getting domkilled with 37 provinces and 11 forts just seems insane.

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A Mictlan game-leader with 1800 dominion is also pretty insane. Holy blood sacrifice, Batman?

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Don't listen to this Ermorian propaganda. They are currently trashing Mictlan's armies on the field of battle. If it wasn't for the brave sacrifices we are making, you'd all be reading the Necronomicon at breakfastime.

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Is it propaganda when it is true? Our words are met with skepticism yet the non-partisan citizen review board (aka llama)
says Mictlan not only has twice the dominion of their nearest competitor and very nearly half that of our entire world, but also wields the largest army, by a solid margin.

If we are all doomed to eternal Mictlanese servitude, at least we will go (back) to the grave knowing we tried our damnedest(sic) to stop them.

Ooh, we love that book - "That is not dead which can eternal lie". Great stuff, but more traditionally at bedtime.

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Added 24h due Mictlans request, he probably needs more time to script his turkeys!