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Morituri te Salutant: Arkreidian Gladiators

CS now in the appropriate thread.

Morituri te Salutant: Arkreidian Gladiators

Hmm, interesting. I think I'll keep my eye on this for now, just doing a bit of exploring. Will make a CS if I can handle it ;)

Just some questions.
Do all characters begin in Lairea standing before Mr Pegleg? And are there possibilities for gladiators from different jurisdictions moving? Or fighting each other in some kind of international tournament?

Edit: I think I'll be joining if you would have me, you did say you'd like one more.
One more question though, can beastment be based on any animal? Or must it be either bull or hawk?

Edit II: Damn, the longer I work on my CS the more excited I get about this. I really hope you don't mind me joining, would love to flesh out a lore for beastmen and Treeminds in particular!

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Edit VI: I would assume that beastmen live closer to elves. It would be rather interesting if a cut-off group were living in the area I specify in the CS. Would make for interesting development for my story later...if I get there O.O

Edit VII: Accio!

World in Revolution: 1861 Mk II

Given the specific events which eventually led to him becoming foreign minister, then minister president, and the fact that he was hated by a great many people in key positions, I would have thought it is.

But in any case, point is, do warn us before changing your ministers.

World in Revolution: 1861 Mk II

We are currently in the year 1861, game-time. Bismarck did not become Prussian foreign minister until November of 1862. Unless I missed his inauguration as foreign minister.

Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_foreign_ministers_of_Prussia

World in Revolution: 1861 Mk II

Sad to see you going Narc, it would have been interesting to have a Bavaria.

Crisis in Constantinople

So, now if I want to make a speech, do I have to post something along the lines of 'X requests permission from Speaker to speak' or do I just post my speech?

Crisis in Constantinople: The Ottoman Parliament in 1930

Must say this Ottoman Empire is much to my liking.

Crisis in Constantinople

I would like to nominate the Honoured Deputy of Iskenderun, Bora Çolak, for the position of Speaker in the House. I believe he is a figure worthy of this weighty, non-partisan position and will most certainly do it justice.

- The Honoured Sultanzade Mehmed Sabâhaddin, Economic, Commerce and Postage Minister, Deputy for Jerusalem East

Crisis in Constantinople: The Ottoman Parliament in 1930

This is not a confirmed Sheet, just here until I make up my mind.



Name: Prince Sabahaddin, also known as Sultanzade Mehmed Sabâhaddin

Date and Place of Birth: 13 February 1879, Constantinople, now Istanbul

Ethnicity: I reject your sectarian, divisive language. I am a proud Ottoman subject.

Religion: Mu'tazilist Islam

Background: A sociologist and a thinker with a history stretching back to the Young Turks and their initial Liberal-Conservative split, Prince Sabahaddin is a veteran activist and theoretician who fought long and hard for the removal of the autocratic Abdulhamid regime. He was exiled from the Ottoman Empire on various occasions due to his anti-governmental ideas, but returned in times of crisis, such as the Young Turk Revolution of 1908, but was banned and had to flee the country on many occasions thereafter. His political vision is to establish a truly democratic Ottoman state with more liberal economic policies, containing means of decentralization and private initiative as well as the development of a truly pedagogic educational system. He also seeks to create harmony and tolerance between Ottoman Christians and Muslims, and between the various different ethnic groups of the empire - and one of the most important aspects of this is fair representation for all subjects of the state and an economic system which ensures all have good economic opportunities and thus need not turn to dissent and radical ideas which could eventually destabilise the fragile unity of the Ottoman state.

Constituency: Jerusalem

Political Party: The Liberal Party, as President

World in Revolution: 1861 Mk II

@Ab, Hmm, Ottoman Empire was European by this point...was even part of the Concert of Europe...but I guess it's about time it returned to its roots. And yeah, you're right, whoops. Orders going MO's way