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    Red, White and Blue

    17 May, 2012 • 1 Comment

    I know I promised more Arkhosia today, but that was before I realised what the date was going to be. It is the 17th of May, the Norwegian Constitution Day, so instead of fictional history, I’m going to talk briefly about some real history instead. On May 17th, 1814, the Norwegian Constitution was signed...

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    Emergency Link Post

    14 May, 2012 • 1 Comment

    I am out and about away from home and hearth, and with terribly unstable internet. Since I plain don’t have time to write a proper post, here’s some music to distract you all. See if you can detect the secret theme. Yeah, that’s right, this isn’t half-arsed at all, it’s a test! I promise...

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    Welcome to My World: Arkhosian City States

    10 May, 2012 • 15 Comments

    For the first post in this series, click here.  The recorded history of Arkhosia can be divided into four distinct periods. It begins with the city states period, encompassing the time from the founding of the seven cities until their unification. Next follows the empire, where the new state expands its borders drastically. This...

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    Welcome to My World

    7 May, 2012 • 1 Comment

    I’ve spoken a bit about world building, and my D&D world specifically, before. I am not currently running a game, and am unlikely to find the time and energy to do so any time soon, but the world for it is still swirling about in my head, wanting to get out, so I’ve decided...

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    Writing on a Schedule

    3 May, 2012 • 2 Comments

    All right, time for some rambling. The time is rapidly approaching midnight, and if I am to stick to my schedule I need something to go up, and I have no good ideas popping up. The thing is, I do have a few ideas. I have a list of draft posts which consist mainly...

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    Elegy for Øre

    30 April, 2012 • 2 Comments

    As of tomorrow, the 50 øre coin is no longer legal tender in Norway. The Norwegian krone is divided into 100 øre, but the 50 øre coin is the last physical representation of this. It’ll still be possible, as far as I know, to pay a bill at the bank with a sum including...

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