Turn 59
 

Turn 59 has been sent. Atlantis has staled.

The next deadline is Sunday at 5 PM EST.

Re: Turn 59
 

Those graphs sure look unlike anything I've ever seen in a game... What a freaky-looking situation!

Oh, yeah, I'm the third head of Lord Pasha (ah, the ever-surprising anatomy of wyrmkind!), currently residing over the kingdom of Ulm while the other two heads hibernate for a couple of months in someplace warm. You got a beef (a beef, as in a COW) to pick with Pasha, you come to me!

Re: Turn 59
 

I notice the graphs say that rlyeh is losing their war, probably the first wyrm to be permenently removed from council, soon.

Proposition 32
 

There is a new Proposition for wyrms to consider:
http://yarnspinners.improbable.org/W...32#Proposition

Re: Proposition 32
 

Proposition 31 doesnt seem to have a quorum... and yet it has been marked as passed.

Re: Proposition 32
 

Whoever marked it as passed was in the wrong, then, as a quorum is required, and whatever action was acted upon an unpassed proposition, must be rescinded or the nation would have to face roguehood.

Re: Proposition 32
 

Actually, according to the main page, there are two dead Wyrms, making 14 possible votes; apparently there were seven votes by the deadline, making quorum.

Suli-Krom, Vice Chairwyrm

Re: Proposition 31 and the Quorum
 

There are 17 races in the game.

There is 1 dragon with no vote.

There are/were 2 Wyrms listed as being dead during the voting on Proposition 31.

This leaves 14 eligible Wyrms. The quorum rules state that at least 50% of these must vote. 7 votes were cast before the first 24-hour period expired. I therefore ruled that the proposition passed.

The only problem I can see is if one of the dead Wyrms (Sak or Oothoon) is back from the dead and has neglected to tell us.

Proposition 32
 

The new proposition is definitely... interesting. Despite the position I've already taken on Man's temple-building practices, I'd like to see what other Wyrms (especial Ygorl) have to say, hopefully before the quorum deadline.

Suli-Krom

Re: Proposition 32
 

It made a quorum, but barely. Seven of the 14 living wurms voted in the first 24 hours.

That is assuming that Sak is still dead, which we all believe to be true.