Xanadu and Wayneville have come to an agreement of sorts. We've decided to have a peace treaty between our villages, because of our mutual interests and goals, at least for now. One of those goals is to stop the wars in the hearthlands for a while, so that this game can attract more players and people can build up their settlements over the holidays. Both of us have performed raids, for different reasons, but they were raids none the less. These raids will stop now and will only start again after either party ends the treaty by performing an act which is an obvious act of war, like another raid for example.
Both parties will still be allowed to kill criminals that have stolen from them or otherwise hurt their settlements without it breaking the treaty. But there's a big difference between killing one person and raiding whole villages and I'm guessing that every hearthling and every member of both parties involved understands that. We just don't want this map to end up exactly like the last one.
For anyone that never played on the last map, saying it was bad is an understatement if you want to compare it to this one. At least 80% of the settlements around the RoB were wiped out completely and abandoned. There were only a few strong players left standing, that ruled the hearthlands and did whatever they wanted to. There was no trade, there weren't any friendly neighbours, I can go on and on, but I think you get the point.
We don't expect this treaty to last forever, but if we can make it last for something like a month then that will be a great achievement. If we can make it last beyond that, then that's even better, but we'll come to that when the time is there.
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burgingham
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Re: Peace in the hearthlands
The city of Wayneville confirms the peace treaty and we hope that a prosperous and peaceful time lies ahead of us.
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kimya
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Re: Peace in the hearthlands
very good, appreciate it!
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Wisp
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Re: Peace in the hearthlands
Yay!
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Potjeh
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Re: Peace in the hearthlands
That's good to hear, 3/4 of people I showed the game didn't even want to try it when they saw all the drama on the forums.
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Haba
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Re: Peace in the hearthlands
My good friends, this is the second time in our history that there has come back from Wayneville to Brodgar peace with honour. I believe it is peace for our time. We thank you from the bottom of our hearts. And now I recommend you to go home and sleep quietly in your beds.
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MasterCatfish
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Re: Peace in the hearthlands
I'd also like to express my thanks. The idea of Waynevillers rampaging around and killing everyone was a bit unsettling.
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NaoWhut
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Re: Peace in the hearthlands
Good thing this doesn't apply to me eh?
this leaves me as a target from mister
pointy head and pals?
good.
this leaves me as a target from mister
pointy head and pals?


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nutsnmango
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Re: Peace in the hearthlands
Why wouldn't it apply to you too ??
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Jaltos
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Re: Peace in the hearthlands
Because nao got kicked out of Xanadu?nutsnmango wrote:Why wouldn't it apply to you too ??
Anyway, I talk for no goons but myself, but I welcome peace.