Muscowy?
Vote Boris
(Wait .. wrong thread)
Hehe. wrong thread indeed.
Muscowy?
Vote Boris
(Wait .. wrong thread)
Intriguing stuff. As for the nation; I'm quite thrown by the English names of the characters who are nonetheless making references to barbarians. Perhaps a British Colony? Looking forward to finding out regardless.
Excellent read...it puts my tales to shame. keep it up.
The plot thickens - I think. In any case, another excellent chapter!
British names? Walls and barbarians? Where are they, and what's going on? And a new marriage is never a good thing.
So, let's see some bets on what country Iain Wilson is playing as.
Would it be the Scots again? Kinda doubt that ..
No, i think its Muscowy, or someone russian.
Ooooh, now comes the fun part: guessing which country it is! All this talk of barbarians and walls has me thinking maybe Byzantium? Hmmm, or maybe one of the Baltic states? Come to think of it, I'm pretty sure I'm way off with both guesses. Good stuff!
Intriguing stuff. As for the nation; I'm quite thrown by the English names of the characters who are nonetheless making references to barbarians. Perhaps a British Colony? Looking forward to finding out regardless.
That, or something really weird, like British mercenaries in New Byzantium. Or they could be talking about Scots
Really interesting chapter, this one. In my mind I already have some idea of where the story might be going but of course, you've structured it in such a way that I can't really be sure.
Anyway, it'll be interesting to see how apt Iain is at handing information to us readers without neither giving away too much, or too little.
I'm in and I want more! You really have me confused right now about where and in what time the setting is...
Excellent read...it puts my tales to shame. keep it up.
although the story is excellent, is it even about EU3? I did only skim though it and ill read it in detail tonight.
Graet chapter. Again it has the feel of somewhere cohesive, but not in our nromal world. As others have said, the contrast between modern (well post-medieval) British names and some of the setting is intriguing and unsettling. Strangely I find myself picturing a non-comedy version of the Ankh-Morpork city watch.
Intriguing...