LORDS OF THE EARTH CAMPAIGN 54
"LORDS OF THEEURTH"

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Turn Twenty-Two Turnsheets Sent: February 4th, 2008
Turn Twenty-Three Orders Due:     February 18th, 2008
Average Turn-around time: 1 turn every 36.8 days.

Available Positions:

Recommended:
Celendor Drormt Farmuz Mekebele Nikitya Ruanach Tiringol Secret Empires
Players of Secret Empire or Religious Primacy positions can play only that one position.

To Join
Send an e-mail to the GM at nolan@erols.com, indicating which of the positions listed in the MSI as "Open for a Player" you would like to play. 

You must have at least $5.00 on account with me in order to run a turn.  

Lords of the Earth is a great multiplayer game of empire building.  There are many different campaigns, most of which are set on Earth during the medieval or late classical period.  I decided to do something a bit different and set mine in "Theeurth", a highly detailed fictional world I developed as a setting for role-playing games over the course of the last three decades.

Players take the role of empires, attempting to guide their kings, leaders and armies through treachery, warfare, intrigue and economics to build a lasting nation.  The best way to get a feel for it is to click the "Newsfax" link above and read.  You might also try the archives.

To find out more about Lords of the Earth, you can click HERE.

To chat with me about the game, you can e-mail me at nolan@erols.com.

The following lists of mercenaries are available for nations in each respective geographic region. If successfully hired, the mercenary units will appear at your nation's capital at the beginning of the turn.

Mercenary Leaders, however, are a different story. These exceptional and avaricious individuals, once hired, become available at the beginning of the following turn. Thus, if hired in turn 1, Prince Vorathian would appear at the nation's capital at the beginning of turn 2. Furthermore, these leaders are particular about what actions they are willing to perform, and these restrictions are listed below. 

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