Brigadier, Sir David Linienblatt's Foreign Legion has liberated the Barony of Alesgarden. Although reports are still coming in, all of Beerstein rejoices! Reich Duke Wilhelm has invested Sir David with the Military Order of the Golden Crown for his outstanding campaign against the the Covenant of Colon's Hesse-Holstadt forces. During the Battle of Hoegaaden, Prince Holstadt was killed by a burly sergeant of the Dun Haggis Highlanders. Sergeant Patty McDuff will be presented to Reich Duke Wilhelm during the annual Christmas festival of the Beerstein holiday tree.The untimely death of Prince Holstadt has serious damaged the Hesse-Holstadt alliance.Monday, December 21, 2009
Brigadier, Sir David Linienblatt liberates Alesgarden
Brigadier, Sir David Linienblatt's Foreign Legion has liberated the Barony of Alesgarden. Although reports are still coming in, all of Beerstein rejoices! Reich Duke Wilhelm has invested Sir David with the Military Order of the Golden Crown for his outstanding campaign against the the Covenant of Colon's Hesse-Holstadt forces. During the Battle of Hoegaaden, Prince Holstadt was killed by a burly sergeant of the Dun Haggis Highlanders. Sergeant Patty McDuff will be presented to Reich Duke Wilhelm during the annual Christmas festival of the Beerstein holiday tree.The untimely death of Prince Holstadt has serious damaged the Hesse-Holstadt alliance.
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The Principality of Saxe-Bearstein sends it's congratulations to Brigadier Sir David Linienblatt.
-- Jeff
Huzzah!! hip, hip, Hurray!!!
typing one handed
(cat in other)
whole series was nice to see!
full battle report coming??
:)
A
Excellent news. I knew there had to be some reason why life seemed so hectic and tiring - and it's living this split existence - one minute a quiet life designing flags, uniforms, etc., and the next leading troops in a brutal campaign. Thank goodness it's been successful!
David Linienblatt thanks Saxe-Bearstein for its kind congratulations - in all truth and modesty, it comes down to the troops themselves, who deserve all the credit (in more ways than one ;-)).
Look forward to a detailed report.
Cheers,
David.
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