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Springheel: Protected "Builder Roads" [edit=sysop:move=sysop]

2010-03-11T20:06:30Z

Protected "Builder Roads" [edit=sysop:move=sysop]

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Springheel at 18:57, 1 March 2010

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	The Builder Church is always continuing its mission to tame and civilize the land. Outside the city, new monasteries (more like small fortresses) are built to protect and cultivate the nearby resources.		The Builder Church is always continuing its mission to tame and civilize the land. Outside the city, new monasteries (more like small fortresses) are built to protect and cultivate the nearby resources.
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	They are the only places beyond sight of the city walls where a civilized man can feel safe, and they are therefore heavily used by merchants, mercenaries, and any others who cannot travel by ship. The roads between the larger and more prosperous monastaries are often paved with flagstones and patrolled by builder guards. Deeper in the wilds, travelers are grateful for a dirt path and a straw bed.		They are the only places beyond sight of the city walls where a civilized man can feel safe, and they are therefore heavily used by merchants, mercenaries, and any others who cannot travel by ship. The roads between the larger and more prosperous monastaries are often paved with flagstones and patrolled by builder guards. Deeper in the wilds, travelers are grateful for a dirt path and a straw bed.

Greebo: categorised

2007-05-23T06:23:42Z

categorised

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	Because the Builders control overland travel, most smuggling is done by ship.		Because the Builders control overland travel, most smuggling is done by ship.
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Springheel at 01:22, 23 May 2007

2007-05-23T01:22:13Z

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	They are the only places beyond sight of the city walls where a civilized man can feel safe, and they are therefore heavily used by merchants, mercenaries, and any others who cannot travel by ship. The roads between the larger and more prosperous monastaries are often paved with flagstones and patrolled by builder guards. Deeper in the wilds, travelers are grateful for a dirt path and a straw bed.		They are the only places beyond sight of the city walls where a civilized man can feel safe, and they are therefore heavily used by merchants, mercenaries, and any others who cannot travel by ship. The roads between the larger and more prosperous monastaries are often paved with flagstones and patrolled by builder guards. Deeper in the wilds, travelers are grateful for a dirt path and a straw bed.

	By collecting tithes from ~~these~~ travelers, the Builders gain a great deal of wealth to finance future building projects. It also increases their control over what (and who) reaches the city, since undesirables can be denied the protection of the monastery. There are plenty of things that could happen to travelers sleeping out in the wilds--such a traveler might never make it to ~~the city~~.		Older monasteries can come to look like small villages, with inns, taverns and blacksmiths springing up either inside or outside the monastery walls.

			By collecting tithes from travelers, the Builders gain a great deal of wealth to finance future building projects. It also increases their control over what (and who) reaches the city, since undesirables can be denied the protection of the monastery. There are plenty of things that could happen to travelers sleeping out in the wilds--such a traveler might never make it to their destination.

	Because the Builders control overland travel, most smuggling is done by ship.		Because the Builders control overland travel, most smuggling is done by ship.

Springheel at 01:17, 23 May 2007

2007-05-23T01:17:07Z

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			The Builder Church is always continuing its mission to tame and civilize the land. Outside the city, new monasteries (more like small fortresses) are built to protect and cultivate the nearby resources.

	~~The Builder Church is always continuing its mission to tame and civilize~~ the ~~land. Outside~~ the city, ~~new~~ monastaries ~~(more like small fortresses)~~ are ~~built to protect~~ and ~~cultivate~~ the ~~nearby resources~~.		They are the only places beyond sight of the city walls where a civilized man can feel safe, and they are therefore heavily used by merchants, mercenaries, and any others who cannot travel by ship. The roads between the larger and more prosperous monastaries are often paved with flagstones and patrolled by builder guards. Deeper in the wilds, travelers are grateful for a dirt path and a straw bed.

	~~They are~~ the ~~only places beyond sight~~ of the city ~~walls where a civilized man~~ can ~~feel safe, and they are therefore heavily used by merchants, mercenaries, and any others who cannot travel by ship~~. ~~The roads between the larger and more prosperous monastaries~~ are ~~often paved with flagstones and patrolled by builder guards. Deeper~~ in the wilds~~, travelers are grateful for~~ a ~~dirt path and a straw bed~~.		By collecting tithes from these travelers, the Builders gain a great deal of wealth to finance future building projects. It also increases their control over what (and who) reaches the city, since undesirables can be denied the protection of the monastery. There are plenty of things that could happen to travelers sleeping out in the wilds--such a traveler might never make it to the city.

	~~By collecting tithes from these travelers,~~ the Builders ~~gain a great deal of wealth to finance future building projects~~.		Because the Builders control overland travel, most smuggling is done by ship.

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2007-05-23T01:12:56Z

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The Builder Church is always continuing its mission to tame and civilize the land. Outside the city, new monastaries (more like small fortresses) are built to protect and cultivate the nearby resources.

They are the only places beyond sight of the city walls where a civilized man can feel safe, and they are therefore heavily used by merchants, mercenaries, and any others who cannot travel by ship. The roads between the larger and more prosperous monastaries are often paved with flagstones and patrolled by builder guards. Deeper in the wilds, travelers are grateful for a dirt path and a straw bed.

By collecting tithes from these travelers, the Builders gain a great deal of wealth to finance future building projects.