
Louys of Monte-Cristo just discovered the outstanding dioramen war scenes of a German artist.
Being in the nature of a genial location for imaginary nations of the Eighteenth Century to carry out diplomatic affairs . . . (not the place for rule discussions, miniature manufacturers, painting reports, history of your country or other things that belong on your personal blogs).
Dom Eutanasi Aymerich of the Principality of Andorronia has approved Colonel Dom Geordi Tallaferro to lead the First Battalion of the Royal Almughavars Mountain Fusiliers in service with the Beerstein Foreign Legion. The nickname of these fierce warriors is "Los Morents". All of Beerstein awaits their arrival!
King Phillip I of the The Holy Mormoan Kingdom has approved two troops of the Bree's Battery, Royal Regiment Of New Wales Artillery to serve with the Beerstein Foreign Legion. Reich Duke Wilhelm has commissioned a new flag to honor Bree's Battery in their service with his army. All of Beerstein awaits these heroes and seeks other realms to nominate units for the Foreign Legion.
Unit Name: Bree's Battery, Royal Regiment Of New Wales Artillery
President K. Rapp of the Republic of Neues Sudland has approved his 4th Regiment of Dragoons as Reich Duke Wilhelm first unit in the newly authorized Foreign Legion Brigade. The 4th's Dragoons nicknamed "The Ponces" raised on 26 January 1713 from the sons of well to do personages in Ekaterinsburg and appropriate volunteer gentlemen from the German States, France and the United Kingdom. The colonels and senior officers of this regiment are only drawn from the best families of the republic. Despite this, the regiment also has a very good combat record. This regiment will be the senior unit in our Foreign Legion. Reich Duke Wilhelm envisions this legion to grow to four infantry battalions, two cavalry regiments and a battery of excellent artillery. Any nation wishing to volunteer a unit can be assured they will be provided the finest uniforms, flags, and equipment of the native country.
Monte-Cristo is ready to welcome young King Basil, Reich Duchess Lynda and Reich Duke Wilhelm with our ceremony of official greeting.
We hope Her Highness Reich Duchess Lynda will greatly honour our gentle People by kindly agreeing to tour the City and Peninsula as Special Head of the jury for our Spring competitions of Flowered Streets, Squares, Hamlets and Villages. Hopefully Her Highness will not be disturbed by the fact that here, even when presenting their works to the Jury, most of young gardeners wear only a straw hat (for the boys, respectuously held in hands), a green apron and wooden shoes.
We will invite Young King Basil to open the last night Grand Bal d’‘Au Revoir’.
“Three Xebecs and a couple of gun ships?, this can not be beneficial to our cause,” thought his lordship, La Chevalier De’Corfu
Please see ColCampbell's Barracks for more details.
In spite of years of enmity betwixt our Duchies, and even in the light of my lamentable decisions of late regarding infernal engines,I implore you to take care of my beloved Duchy. I have amended my will in these past days to make it known that I desire above all else you to succeed me as Duke . For you to rule as Duke of Tradgardlad -Saschen-Vindow is my most earnest desire. My estranged Duchess must not,I repeat,must not get her hands upon this sacred soil...
Accompanied by young King Basil of the Romans, the Reich Duke approaches the welcoming party. You can read more about the first posting on his visit at: ColCampbell's Barracks .
Ambassador Graf Karl Ostendorf and Captain von Eickweist arrived at Reich Duke Wilhelm's camp near the frontier of the Margraviate of Carpania with a fantastic tale. The Ambassador related how King Basil's Hussars were ambushed and killed by a band of Kleftes. Wilhelm was astounded to hear that roaming bands of thieves and cutthroats would be so bold. Captain von Eickweist related how he and the Ambassador were also accosted by these Kleftes as they tried to leave Morea. As the Ambassador make a run for his life, Captain von Eickweist turned about to fight four of the brigands. His bravery allowed the Ambassador made good his escape. The good captain killed three of the Kleftes in single combat while the fourth coward fled into the forest. Although wounded, Captain von Eickweist was able to catch up with the Ambassador. They were assisted by a group of loyal Morean border guards. The Reich Duke was so moved by their harrowing adventure and the heroic action of Captain von Eickweist that he promoted von Eickweist to major. He further entreated Ambassador Ostendorf to return to Mystra and to resume his duties at the Court of Theofilia. Considering the extraordinary circumstances, Reich Duke Wilhelm instructed the Ambassador to inform young Basil that he would be pleased to have him join his entourage on the Grand Tour. To ensure Ambassador Ostendorf's safety, Wilhelm provided the Ambassador an escort of his personal body guard.