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Congratulations @Flinteroon! It's been quite the opening, and I'm looking forward to the restoration!
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Oh my
. Thanks Rusty and everyone else reading along! I have been lurking these forums for years now, but only recently made an account to give AAR writing a shot, didn't expect to get noticed so soon. Hopefully it will remain interesting as I attempt to rebuild Rome from its ashes .- 2
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I believe it's my turn to pick someone ain't it? I have to admit I haven't had much time to read this week, but of the few I've read recently I've enjoyed Chronicles of Poland by @Nikolai. It's very entertaining to see the struggles and success of the Polish Kings and Emperors as they leave their mark in Europe, and as each chapter tells the story of a single ruler, it's also very fast paced, which works nicely when compared to my AAR of last week, which had a very slow start. Anyways, go check it out!
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Wow, thank you kindly!
My AARs tend to be fairly quick, indeed. One of the reasons I've written 20? 30? Over the last few years. Happy you've enjoyed the story thus far!Thanks!Congrats @Nikolai!
Ah, Midnite Duke, my staunchest supporter!
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I always enjoy seeing Polish AARs, as they have a special place in my heart (having lived there for two years back in the early 90s when I was a wee lad) and seeing people take the nation and lead it to greatness is always appreciated!
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Thanks Mac!
Thanks Jonesy!
Glad to hear it!
I actually did post a new chapter in celebration of this only a couple of hours ago.
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As you should! There's a lot of great AARs there.
Thanks, guys.
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