Kabrinskia, Astrum, and other such stuff of the North Western Astroist states.

[NoblesseChevaleresque]

So you have no clue what he's talking about?

Man, you got a clue fast. You must be a quick learner.

That was Solaria joining it, and you know it.

It's a shame, because you have a good point. Aurvandil hasn't seen any significant growth in the past three months. Falkirk went from 15 nobles on sept. 1st to 26 nobles today, a perfectly normal and expected growth for a new realm, especially one with a rare regional war going on. Fiorenza went from 4 to 7.

Well exactly.

Aurvandil has seen no unexpected or unusual growth, aside from the mass loss of nobles we had about two months ago when we were losing about a noble per day for over a week. Provincia di Fiorenza saw a steady growth (By that, I mean three more characters) for the time they were alive, most from Aurvandil, any Falkirkian growth is thoroughly unrelated to Aurvandil, though I assume by his  mention of "colonies" (Of which, Aurvandil has none) he meant Falkirk, which is the common fallacy touted by D'Hara.

Solaria joined with Luria Nova, and that wasn't worthy of suspicion, but a small chunk of Kabrinskia and a large amount of Fiorenza joins Aurvandil and that is worthy of suspicion in Chenier's eyes, which was my point. Any growth Aurvandil has had, has a clear and concise in character explanation of cause and affect. Most of the nobles that join Aurvandil are usually nobles invited or recruited by Mendicant from other realms, Lanyon is an example of that, or the Morekian Lord we recently got to defect to us, and to an extent, we can attribute Allison and her group joining to that as well.

[Solari]

I assure you that the union of Sun Hall (it shouldn't have been possible for the other Solarian duchy to join, so I'm just referring to the act by its intended outcome) and Luria Nova has created plenty of suspicion.

[Vellos]

SO IASHALUR.

[vonGenf]

SO IASHALUR.

Iashalur in lowercase looks like any other random collection of vaguely-foreign-but-easily-pronounceable letters that makes a cool realm name.

But IASHALUR? It sounds positively Cthuluesque. It's a much better name.

[Indirik]

Vaguely reminds me of Hastur.

[Vellos]

Do we have an ETA on Neo-Kabrinskia's founding?

[dustole]

They don't have enough nobles to fill all their Lordships and they can't feed their realm.  It might not happen right away.

[Perth]

They don't have enough nobles to fill all their Lordships and they can't feed their realm.  It might not happen right away.

Oh, sooo... they're going to just bring those regions they can, including Golden Farrow, to Terran?

[Indirik]

They don't have enough nobles to fill all their Lordships and they can't feed their realm.

That is definitely not the case. They have all their lordships filled, and several additional estates filled as well. The duchy of Golden Farrow is the same size it was when it was Kabrinskia, and most of the regions have very high production levels. Food may be in short supply, but no more so that when it was Kabrinskia.

I know you've been predicting that the entire area would go rogue when your people left, but those claims just don't support the reality of what really happened.

[Gustav Kuriga]

Yeah. So far, I've kept Golden Farrow from starving, we've seen several new players join, and we've got plenty of support from the surrounding realms.

[Zakilevo]

Heh maybe dustole thought Allison = Kabrinskia. So will the new realm be calling Kabrinksia II or something or entirely something else?

[Indirik]

I don't know what the name will be. I can't imagine they want anything to do with Allison, though.

[Vellos]

Aisknirbak.

[Gustav Kuriga]

The United Provinces of Golden Farrow is the current going name among the people planing to remake it

[Anaris]

The United Provinces of Golden Farrow is the current going name among the people planing to remake it

Eugh. That doesn't have a particularly euphonious ring to it.

Seems to me you'd do better with something like the Golden Confederacy. It's certainly shorter to type.