Thanks Ibrahim.
Did we want to do the list of movers and shackers? If so do we want to 20 people or 30. I think more then that will be to much, but what do you guys think. If I also could have people tell me who they think on the list of people should be on the list of 20 or 30? Juuso, Keaton I would like it if you also joined in?
Jason Heaps
ibrahim wrote:
Jason Heaps wrote:
>Since we are about to reach 50 game years I was thinking it would be fun to create a list of the top twenty mover and shakers (number is up to debate) for the past fifty years. This list would included the good the bad, both thoughs living and thoughs who have died. I would like everone to suggest people. Then I will write it as if some Qaiyorian scholar wrote a book entitled something like "The Great Qayorians of the early 15th Century." (the name is up to debate as well.)
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>I kind of want to do this so that it will be kind of a quick entertaining introduction history for any new players or new luckers who are intrested.
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>List (This list will have more then just twenty but we will narrow it down. This list includes people who were on the original two movers and shakers list. So while some societies may not have been played in a while they were still inflential.)
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>I am sorry Ibrahim. I honestly can not keep people from you society straight. Names are to long. If I knew their names I would add the important founders of the republic. Consider them on there and if you could supply the names.
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That's cool Jason : ) I tend to try to take names from non-European
sources normally just to spice things up (Australian names would hardly
be inspiring if I used them), so they can be mouthfuls (I think the
Panchayyah are the worst in that regard, being modelled on the /long/
names of south Indians).
If anyone, I would add _Lord Osric Basiluddin_, last commander of the
old Guard of the Taltherani Principality of Kaeir, revolutionary leader,
and founder of the Republic of Kaeir. Possibly _Lord-Consul Sanus
Jafaarsan_, current head of the Republic. The first a full-blown
revolutionary, the second a pragmatic politician with grand designs (so
far, annexing all of northern Tirmar, importing the Millat religion,
founding the Rimrivertown colony, trading with the Ban Horroth).
Lord Karl Von Kahshaar would also be included, as General-Secretary of
the Republican Information Secretariat, the Kaeirean intelligence
service (and as such one of the most powerful, and neutral, senators in
the Republic).
I might also add the founder of the Millati religion, the Alb-Sheikh,
Faymiyun al Shawari al Milakanuri. Didn't live for that long, but
founded a state that unified least half of the Shanari in the vacuum
after the Sinari, and a religion that has now spread to Kaeir. What the
future holds for a religion that specifically rejects worship of any of
the Celandran gods, restricting worship to the Creator and rejecting any
magic, is interesting indeed.
cheers,
Ibrahim
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