Medieval England
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The landscape is mostly barren, overgrown shrubs, forest. Wild animals prowl the land, there are wolves afoot.
Occasionally this barren waste is broken by an area of relative cultivation, where plant and animal life has been pushed aside, in favor of neatly lined rows of crops, tiny simply built thatch houses, and gently winding dirt and cobblestone roads.
These areas of habitation seem to spring up centered around a series of enormous stone castles. With towers rising high into the air, and thick walls standing silently against the ages, these structures are the homes of the kings and queens of the land.
Throughout the countryside you can see men, warriors, encased in iron armor, riding on the backs of mighty steeds, as they go out to do battle with the foes of their home.
Occasionally this barren waste is broken by an area of relative cultivation, where plant and animal life has been pushed aside, in favor of neatly lined rows of crops, tiny simply built thatch houses, and gently winding dirt and cobblestone roads.
These areas of habitation seem to spring up centered around a series of enormous stone castles. With towers rising high into the air, and thick walls standing silently against the ages, these structures are the homes of the kings and queens of the land.
Throughout the countryside you can see men, warriors, encased in iron armor, riding on the backs of mighty steeds, as they go out to do battle with the foes of their home.
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Started by Magnus Black. Last reply by Louis Dartagne Apr. 17, 2009.
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Comment by Magnus Black on April 6, 2009 at 10:17am - 10 gold pieces to the person who catches that optimistic little flying elf Peter Pan, and brings me his left ear.
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Comment by Peter Pan on April 2, 2009 at 9:24am -
To dream the impossible dream is the responsibility and the quest of all good people.
Sometimes the fabrick of society is so tightly wound that it is impossible to let new ideas shine through.
Sometimes a tiny pin hole can let the bright light of change shine through
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Comment by Princess Anueill on March 20, 2009 at 2:16pm - I was actually in England during the Middle Ages well... I was actually in Ireland, but I saw the practices of you people. Many a war was fought, and many a good elf slain over pointless claims of lust and blood
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