Fronen: The unluckiest realm ever.

[Geronus]

Takeover   (22 minutes ago)
message to Everyone on Beluaterra
Nothoi has taken control of Wudenkin. The region used to belong to (rogue).

http://bugs.battlemaster.org/view.php?id=7235

Let's see. We get ganged up on by four realms between Invasions and lose half our territory and nobles, then we lose our capital to the daimons, then Midnight of the East somehow escapes being killed about a hundred times so our capital gets sucked into the Netherworld when the portals close. Meanwhile, the shadow of the blight devastates the realm's production so we run out of food, leading Wudenkin to revolt because its Duke went inactive at a spectacularly bad time (oh, and he just unpaused and wants his city back). We miraculously manage to scrape together enough troops to retake our only city, and then this happens.

*Facepalm

/endrant

[Zakilevo]

LOL Nothoi got what they wanted for so long. Still don't know why you guys gave them Dyomosque.

[Naidraug]

So we could keep on fighting the daimons.

We never wanted Wundekin, we wanted Dyomoque, and when we take Reeds back, we'll give back Dyomoque to Fronen

Don't worry Geronus, you'll have your capital back...just don't give it to Squall again xD

[Zakilevo]

Squall will probably let the city starve again :p

[^ban^]

There's no luck involved in what's happened to Fronen.

You reap what you sow.

[Turner]

*coughs* As much as I love the mates I have developed in Nothoi, theres no way Old Grehk would sit idly by and let them keep it, if thats what happened 

But I agree, dont give Wudenkin back to Squall, ever 

[Lorgan]

But I agree, dont give Wudenkin back to Squall, ever 

I'll volunteer. 

[Zakilevo]

I'll volunteer. 

Zakilevo kicks Lorgan

[Velax]

You reap what you sow.

Are you accusing Fronen of cheating? They "sowed" game bugs to now "reap" game bugs? The hell?

[Draco Tanos]

I think he means in general.  Fronen's !@#$ty luck with its neighboring realms is, frankly, due to how they've treated them all.

Old Grehk may not always be loved, but they've always been willing to help their immediate neighbors, even if they were fighting them not long prior. 

Sint may not always be loved, but they've proven themselves to be good allies to their immediate neighbors.

Thalmarkin may not always be loved, but they've proven themselves...  To...  Be...  There.

And then there's Melhed. Who isn't waiting for them to go isolationist again?

[Geronus]

There's no luck involved in what's happened to Fronen.

You reap what you sow.

Dude, I know it's not all bad luck. Don't take it so seriously there, Señor Buzzkill. I was just being ridiculous for the sake of being ridiculous, because frankly what happened with this bug was ridiculous, so I felt entitled to be a little dramatic about it. I'm not saying none of our misfortunes have been our fault (not by a loooooong shot), though to be fair there's definitely been some bad luck thrown in for good measure along the way. However, given how hard I've been working to right the ship these last few months, I feel like I deserve the chance to bemoan our latest bit of ill luck at least a little bit without getting raked over the coals. Is that so much to ask, Mr. Grumpypants? Huh? Is it?

[Tan dSerrai]

Agreed.

Plus, Fronen handing Dyomoque to Nothoi was one of the most highhearted actions during the 5th invasion.

[JPierreD]

Agreed.

Plus, Fronen handing Dyomoque to Nothoi was one of the most highhearted actions during the 5th invasion.

That and Sint closing down their temple...

[Tom]

That and Sint closing down their temple...

Yeah, that was something I most definitely did not expect.

[Iltaran]

Even I'm feeling sorry for Fronen at this point.