Banstable Smith says Southmarche has changed leadership, all old agreements
are off (including the one guaranteeing the Brotherhood free passage and
resource collection in Southmarche which dates back to the time I bestowed
the County on Vyassa) and Southmarche is totally neutral. Now the leader of
the Tanstagi Protectorate says he will make a point by destroying the BoRG
forces in Southmarche. So is Southmarche neutral or allied with the
Tanstagi?? Is Southmarche just a client state of the Tanstagi??
What an ungrateful bunch. The Lords attack Land's End violating a treaty and
kill all of the Southmarche ruling house. We arrive and kill the Lords force
and all we get is grief. You are lucky we didn;t send you a bill!!
We kill off the Lords garrisons in Tanstagi territory and we get asked to
leave so the Tanstagi can regarrison in peace and could we never come back.
Didn't here the Tanstagi screaming about the Lords sending 50 elites into
Tanstagi territory and attacking a very old and well-known Tanstagi noble.
Mercenaries are naturally paranoid but I'm starting to think secret treaties
are happening here.
Mordekai
----- Original Message -----
From: Phillip Lenhardt <philen@ans.net>
To: Andrew Penney <apenney@lpr.com.au>; <g2-list@pbm.com>
Sent: Friday, July 30, 1999 6:43 AM
Subject: Re: Southmarche Neutrality & Neutrality in general
> On Thu, Jul 29, 1999 at 03:04:23PM +1000, Andrew Penney wrote:
> > If the Brotherhood in trying to fulfill a contract (or trying not to be
> > beaten to a pulp fulfilling a contract) has an option to cross a border
> > into a 'neutral' country, all Brotherhood commanders are not to cross
> > that border and violate the neutrality - if there is any chance of the
> > neutral coming and doing something about it.
>
> This, taken with your actions in Southmarche, implies that you consider
> Southmarche incapable of "doing something about it". Now that I know,
> I will make it a point to show you that Southmarche can do something
> about it. I suggest pulling your troops out of Southmarche on day one,
> or day two will be a massacre. I doubt any major alliance will shed
> tears over mercenary blood.
>
> -Erick, sick of mercenary doubletalk
>
> --
> In the long run, we are all dead. -JMK
> It takes two to lie: one to lie and one to listen. -HJS
philen@ans.net
>