Wiki Updates

[Orion]

Pages added for several major cities, including: Mishagrad, Old Mishalan, Vena, and Jeanezville.

[Orion]

Pages added for Concord and St. Riksburg.

[Continuator]

On the back of a half-forgotten government initiative, I've knocked together a demographics section for the article, by basically taking Belarus (the best fit for this place I can think of currently) and throwing the Baltic States in for the minority groups. Yours, of course, to revise in any way you deem appropriate.

[Ryker]

This is horrible. Without Goldshireans, how will you experience the prettiest of pretties? That's it, I'll fund a small add campaign in Sutherlune about the wild artistic frontier of Mishalan and then you'll see, you'll all see. Mwahahaha! Ahahaha! Nyeheheheheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!

[Continuator]

This is horrible. Without Goldshireans, how will you experience the prettiest of pretties? That's it, I'll fund a small add campaign in Sutherlune about the wild artistic frontier of Mishalan and then you'll see, you'll all see. Mwahahaha! Ahahaha! Nyeheheheheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!

I'll have whatever it was he just took. Thanks.

[Ryker]

*casually hands a vial of shimmering red liquid*
This is the good shit man.

[Continuator]

*casually hands a vial of shimmering red liquid*

What could possibly go wrong... oh crap

[Orion]

The main page has been updated with current events and politics.

[Continuator]

I thought I'd amuse myself by elaborating a bit on the Red Army.

[Orion]

Cheers

[Orion]

Given Red Bear's use of levitation technology, I've added an article on gravimetrics, which was something I created back in the FIoJ and was later adopted for general use. The military is making use of this technology - which is meant to be a cheaper, simpler version of the FIoJ's inversion rig - thus it seems pertinent to explain the concept a bit.

[Continuator]

Given Red Bear's use of levitation technology, I've added an article on gravimetrics, which was something I created back in the FIoJ and was later adopted for general use. The military is making use of this technology - which is meant to be a cheaper, simpler version of the FIoJ's inversion rig - thus it seems pertinent to explain the concept a bit.

Yes, I think we can find a use for that.