Hello everyone from the great realm of the Dwarves!
I bid welcome to all free and neutral nations, to hell with the rest of you!
I would like to touch base with the rest of you, you can post here or e-mail me at calebh@frontiernet.net.
Well- good luck to everyone and down with the smelly orcs!
CalebMy dear Dwarves,
It is good to make your acquaintance. I am an Ambassador of the Northern Sirani, a neutral nation of traders keen to work with others in Middle Earth for mutual support and enrichment. I may be contacted on owain@badgerbooks.co.uk and look forward to contact from those enlightened and far seeing nations desiring to make pacts and treaties.
May peace be upon you,
Samaub of Sirayn.
Greetings Great Lords of Middleearth.
The great meeting hall of the Warden of Eldh invite all nations being DS, FP or fellow neutral for possible positve realtions.
They can be reached @ nickjsymons@aol.com
Nick
High Lord of the Warden of Eldh
Do not trust the word of Dwarves or Elves, for they are treacherous. Haughty immortals, beings who care nothing for the race of men. Only slightly less despicable are the greedy Naugrim, who will sell out anyone for gold.
The Daerohirrim welcome trade and alliance with all honorable men of Middle Earth.
We caution those men who would consort with the deceivers. Trade them with them if must, but get your payment in advance. But do not aid them in war, or we count you an enemy as well. ‘Smelly’ orcs have more honor than anyone who fights along side the deceivers. Orcs at least know that the only fate an elf or dwarf deserves is death.
Angrimbor
(you may contact me at gene.chipman@verizon.net)
Greetings Wise Leaders,
The Bearhide Hillmen welcome contact. Our people are heardy hill folk, offering much to trade - and hearing much in our travels.
Arothel of the Bearhide,
alatar@pcartisan.com
The North Kingdom gives greeting to all nations of Middle Earth.
Our people look forward to receiving emissaries from all alliances at david.tomley@hampshire.pnn.police.uk
It is our intention to listen to these missives before deciding where the might of the North shall strike. Any hostile action against our interests will be seen as a declaration of war by the entire alliance and will thus aid our decision making process.
All Hail Him
Greetings from the Southrons!
I’m interested in communication with all nations, Free, Neutral, and Dark. Note that the email listed for me in the turn zero email was incorrect. We’ll talk with anyone (even dwarves), but we’re most interested in speaking with the South Kingdom and the Storm Riders.
Herumor, Lord of the Southrons
Bob Hopp
rhopp@iastate.edu
Hail Denizens of Middle Earth.
Baugwaith here for the DS. Looking forward to the mele.
Feel free to contact me at: adamonmars@yahoo.com
Cheers,
Adam
Baugwaith
Nation #16
Gee, Caleb, if this message board is any indication, it seems you must be the only freep in the game.
All your allies are as silent as ghosts. Of course, dwarves make enough (mostly disgusting) noise to compensate.
Angrimbor of the Daerohirrim
Good luck to everyone in this new game, it should prove fun and exciting. The Poltroons are eager to hear from everyone, the Good, the Neutrals, and the Ugly.
I’m a Free Peoples located inside of Mordor. There’s so many stinking orcs around here that the place needs fumigated. All assistance will be very much appreciated, if you let orcs get out of hand, they start thinking they’re human or something.
Good luck and good gaming,
Tom Jaggard (Poltroons)
tomjaggard@msn.com
I have to say, the DS have lept out to an early lead in this game, eventhough it’s only turn 1.
Clearly by every conceivable measure you’d have to agree, the DS are definitely ranked in the top three allegiances here in Middle Earth.
Of course, that discounts the fact that Tom and Ernie have played about four or five hundred million games of MEPBM between them which is clearly an unfair advantage.
Oh, and the fact that Pallando the Blue and that other deadbeat Istari are still wandering around in the East somewhere. If you count those guys, we’re probably still in the top five, but it get’s dicey.
Baugwaith