TribeVibes Anland Newsletter

From: adavey <adavey@ocean.com.au>

Date: Mon, 21 Jul 1997 00:00:00 +0000

This is the Anland Newsletter
Anland is one of the 4 TribeVibe (Tribe Net) continents

Wimp Waffle
Anland  4/914

TRIBE LINK
Andrew Davey
E-Mail: adavey@ocean.com.au

All turns have to be on Wednesday 6.00pm

http://www.netspace.net.au/~grimwulf/index.html
http://www.flash.net/~ptravers/TribeNet/TribeNetChat.html

Each new recruit brought into the game is worth 20 PI points to the
introducing player. so tell them to mention your name when joining.

GM COMMENTS
�Always mystify, mislead and surprise the enemy.�
	Stonewall Jackson
1824 - 1863

COMMUNICATIONS
Armchair General � all:  In relation to a discussion on the internet
about developing peaceful skills versus warlike ones, having lots of
elements about gives you a better chance of spotting attackers/targets
and helps with prospecting for minerals, so admin and dip are military
in nature as well as being good for peaceful progress.  But most
important of all are mining, eng 5, refining and armour: moderate combat
skill with helms and shields is probably better than high skill
without.  Many players view military development as a race to get to
combat 10.  I reckon that the race to produce breastplates is more
significant.  For the prospective hunter/killers out there on the other
continents my advice is to behave like a peaceful clan while secretly
developing the arts of seige-craft.
Conlai The Defiant - All: My hatred knows no bounds, and the war shall
be to the death!
Tumescent Tumour - Beyond the Grave:  Yeah, sure.  And 095 has nothing
to do with the Seventh Wave I suppose.  Are we also supposed to believe
that 184 is a peaceful hamlet and that 135 is VVV?

Madame - Les Girls:  Considering what goes on in those religious
structures you have researched, I�m surprised you don�t just call them
brothels.

References

Re: TribeNet: Feeding your people
trantor@netspace.net.au
Sun, 20 Jul 1997 00:00:00 +0000
Re: TribeNet: Feeding your people
Bruce Webster <bruce@netspace.net.au>
Sun, 20 Jul 1997 00:00:00 +0000