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Often that sort of lock gets broken by quitting the game and refreshing.

BTW, @ Arco: Boo!

We're willing to cut this war short with some reasonable borders, but needless to say we're keeping all the stuff next to our cities.

The Great Catsby has spoken.

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Your declaration of war gave the best laughter to the Niefel giants since the days when the Rimtursar walked among them.

OOC: I beg your pardon, but if you take a look at the score chart you can notice that last turn I had the bigest number of provinces, now I'm tied with Ulm. My bless strategy is kind of effective as you could deduct from the beforementioned fact. Then I'm allied with Vanheim, one of the other major powers, who has sailing and maybe even more effective bless strategy then what I got. Who could you think that you can win such a war? Really. Looking to the charts reveal that in the best case you got a school at level 3. Chances are - and I don't blame you for that - you where bluffing. Well, it failed. Good luck, you will need it.

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Pangaea has the courage to face evil, no matter the odds. Rather than pick on the weak, and hold hands with another nation while doing it.

I would rather fight you now, seeing how you have no respect for our nation, than sit around and wait for the inevitable. If this means you will drum up the support from the west, then I guess we will be fighting both of you.

(OOC)
There will be other nooby games, and even if you guys do eliminate me, we really don't stand a chance versus your alliance at any phase of the game.

P.S. Give me a break. Next, Vanheim will be saying that he is winning the game because he went to West Point IRL.

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It's not about faceing the evil. It's about being the evil or not.

C'Tis is under the protection of Jotunheim until they regain their power from the recent change of leadership. If Oceania will NOT make peace with C'Tis within a reasonable time the peace keeping forces will help the freedom loving people of C'Tis to protect the human/lizard/giant rights in the contested are (And make sushi).

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I would prefer you not declare war on my neighbour oceania (who i am at peace with) due to possible dominion conflictions but im pretty sure i cant and wont step in.

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No one, including me, has declared war upon Oceania. Apparently there is some nasty waterborne type of rabies floating around these seas because Oceania is frothing at the mouth over some imperceived slight by C'Tis.

That or the water is actually whisky.

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i know, i was just stating my opinion as i know it is a real possibility

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Wow...why do I feel I got out just before things are going to get really nasty? http://forum.shrapnelgames.com/images/smilies/happy.gif

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Oceania is not what it seems.

The once gleaming towers of the coral cities now darken. The cheery hearts of the tritons now feel wrath. This is the last age of the coral cities, and the first age of a new god.

Nagash

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Not really nasty, it makes sense for the pretenders to dislike one another.

This has actually been a really fun game and I would like to add I really appreciate how fast the game is moving along. I am in two other games that are staling every turn because different nations are going MIA.

So to all the players in this game, and the substitutes, thank you for the timely turns, the mudslinging between personas and the action! This game is far more interesting than the other two I am in.

Ironhawk, thanks for the amazing management of this game. Any games I join in the future are gonna have a tough act to follow after this one. I love it!