The Kingdom of Trudor #2747571
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Description
The land of Aberon was once ruled by the mighty Aberonian Empire. When the Aberonian Empire existed, there were of course lands that were never occupied by the empire. In the distant seas these "savages" came and invaded the mainland before the empire had fallen. The savages were later referred to as "Trudorians", named after their lands in the far off seas. The Kingdom of Trudor was formed during the dark ages, when the Aberonian Empire had fallen the "savage" warlords had taken the opportunity to invade defenseless lands and claim them with little to no resistance in the name of their High Queen. With the world now in chaos the Trudorians stand at a second time of great opportunity to claim the rest of Aberon from the pathetic and unworthy people of this world. Will they conquer what rightfully belongs to them or will they be warded back off to the seas?
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| Measured (UTC) | Members | Change |
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| 7 Sept 2026, 00:08 | 12 | first reading |
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