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“A group of visiting heroes have decided to rid this province from your unfair rulership”. I’d say Visiting heroes have, or A group of visiting heroes decided.
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You overlooked "rid from". It should be "rid of".
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“Heavy snowfalls has blocked important mountain roads”. Have.
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I beg to differ. It's "snowfalls" that should be changed to "snowfall".
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“A grand festival was held in your honour”. Replace by honor.
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In different Messages: replace defence by defense.
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“An old tower surrounded by wisps of mist was found on a high mountaintop. The owner of the tower agreed to help you for a meagre fifty pounds of gold and a couple of virgins”. Replace meagre by meager.
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“Trolls living under bridges have killed and eaten travellers crossing the bridges”. Travelers.
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Nope. Ever heard of this island Kingdom called Britain, friend?
Oh, and my additions:
In English, nationalities etc. are ALWAYS capitalized ("Swede" instead of "swede", for example). Thus, nationalities, nations, etc. have to start with a capital letter even if in the middle of a sentence.
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Its also not the primary language, or even the language at all, for the beta testers. There a few English checkers that help alot in that area But feel free to keep posting any grammatical errors you find.
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If the testers are Swedish, they know English. Trust me on that. Oh, and it's supposed to be "it's", not "its" in that context.
By the way, I can't believe people don't even capitalize letters in a thread on typoes and grammatical errors...