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Last week saw a very special anniversary: One of our oldest players celebrated his 80th birthday. Happy birthday, Gerd! We /salute you for your continued enthusiasm and wish you all the best for the years to come.

But the battles didn’t pause. Probably because of the relic situation – Midgard owns its relics and the ones of Hibernia, while Hibernia keeps controls the ones from Albion – Sunday evening saw a full scale invasion of Midgard’s frontiers. Hibernia’s forces established a foothold in Bledmeer Faste and were soon joined by a big Albion attack on Blendrake Faste. The Battle Herald was on site and you can find some impressions in the Facebook Album.

After a long discussion the councils in the three realms have decided to extend the opening of the warehouse for one day. While the quartermasters expressed a lot of concern about their shrinking stock of valuable assets, the Champions still were worried about the safety of their kings and were happy to see an increased strength amongst the heroes of their realm. The city guards argued that these merchants attracted some strange and dangerous monsters right to the walls of the city but were drowned out by the loud voice of the treasurer who wanted to continue to count his stacks of coins. In a nutshell: The merchants for the items of the Infernal Invasion and for the Mythirians will stay another day until Friday, 1st of July.
 

Again Albion’s frontiers were devastated by marauding hordes from Midgard and Hibernia. Hibernia established a beachhead around Caer Berkstead while Midgard temporarily dominated the west of the frontiers. Albion managed to hold onto Midgard’s strength relic but lost theirs to Midgard when the gate of Castle Excalibur was broke open Sunday afternoon and Enoch carried it away.