Parley - Revision history

216.249.42.214: /* Proposed Canon */

2010-07-12T13:27:30Z

Proposed Canon

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-	When [[Commander]]s of two or more unallied [[side]]s inhabit the same [[hex]], rather than initiating a [[combat]] (or even after combat has been initiated) they may order their [[unit]]s to cease hostilities. From this position of non-aggression, a Commander may call for Parley.
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	A Parley is a discussion of terms for the cessation of hostility between the commanders. Unlike creation or dissolution of [[alliance]]s, which is the domain of [[Ruler]]s, these talks can be done by a Commander independently of his Ruler, though still under the auspices of [[Duty]], [[Loyalty]], and [[Obedience]].		A Parley is a discussion of terms for the cessation of hostility between the commanders. Unlike creation or dissolution of [[alliance]]s, which is the domain of [[Ruler]]s, these talks can be done by a Commander independently of his Ruler, though still under the auspices of [[Duty]], [[Loyalty]], and [[Obedience]].
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		+	When [[Commander]]s of two or more unallied [[side]]s inhabit the same [[hex]], rather than initiating a [[combat]] (or even after combat has been initiated) they may order their [[unit]]s to cease hostilities. From this position of non-aggression, a Commander may call for parley. Alternatively, parley can be done via [[Thinkagram]] or across hex boundaries.

	A Commander ordered to fight to the death could not take part in a parley (unless he had low loyalty and duty). But, without consulting his Ruler, a Commander could take his force out of a contested hex he had been ordered to defend, give up a ransom, or even surrender, if he thought it in his Ruler or side's best interest.		A Commander ordered to fight to the death could not take part in a parley (unless he had low loyalty and duty). But, without consulting his Ruler, a Commander could take his force out of a contested hex he had been ordered to defend, give up a ransom, or even surrender, if he thought it in his Ruler or side's best interest.

-	[[Parson]] violated the rules of Parley by agreeing to meet with [[Ansom]], and then having [[Bogroll]] assassinate him, indicating that they might be more guidelines than rules.	+	[[Parson]] violated the rules of Parley by agreeing to meet with [[Ansom]], and then having [[Bogroll]] assassinate him, indicating that they might be more guidelines than rules. Similarly, [[Queen Bea]] had her [[Chief Warlord]] [[K.C.]] assassinate the [[decrypted]] [[Princess Cruz]].

MisterB777: /* Proposed Canon */

2009-12-16T23:26:32Z

Proposed Canon

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	A Commander ordered to fight to the death could not take part in a parley (unless he had low loyalty and duty). But, without consulting his Ruler, a Commander could take his force out of a contested hex he had been ordered to defend, give up a ransom, or even surrender, if he thought it in his Ruler or side's best interest.		A Commander ordered to fight to the death could not take part in a parley (unless he had low loyalty and duty). But, without consulting his Ruler, a Commander could take his force out of a contested hex he had been ordered to defend, give up a ransom, or even surrender, if he thought it in his Ruler or side's best interest.

-	[[Parson]] violated the rules of Parley by agreeing to meet with [[Ansom]], and then having [[Bogroll]] assassinate him.	+	[[Parson]] violated the rules of Parley by agreeing to meet with [[Ansom]], and then having [[Bogroll]] assassinate him, indicating that they might be more guidelines than rules.
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24.70.204.135: /* Proposed Canon */

2009-10-29T21:45:12Z

Proposed Canon

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	A Commander ordered to fight to the death could not take part in a parley (unless he had low loyalty and duty). But, without consulting his Ruler, a Commander could take his force out of a contested hex he had been ordered to defend, give up a ransom, or even surrender, if he thought it in his Ruler or side's best interest.		A Commander ordered to fight to the death could not take part in a parley (unless he had low loyalty and duty). But, without consulting his Ruler, a Commander could take his force out of a contested hex he had been ordered to defend, give up a ransom, or even surrender, if he thought it in his Ruler or side's best interest.
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		+	[[Parson]] violated the rules of Parley by agreeing to meet with [[Ansom]], and then having [[Bogroll]] assassinate him.

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Commander I. Heartly Noah at 21:36, 29 October 2009

2009-10-29T21:36:15Z

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	+	When [[Commander]]s of two or more unallied [[side]]s inhabit the same [[hex]], rather than initiating a [[combat]] (or even after combat has been initiated) they may order their [[unit]]s to cease hostilities. From this position of non-aggression, a Commander may call for Parley.

	+	A Parley is a discussion of terms for the cessation of hostility between the commanders. Unlike creation or dissolution of [[alliance]]s, which is the domain of [[Ruler]]s, these talks can be done by a Commander independently of his Ruler, though still under the auspices of [[Duty]], [[Loyalty]], and [[Obedience]].
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	+	A Commander ordered to fight to the death could not take part in a parley (unless he had low loyalty and duty). But, without consulting his Ruler, a Commander could take his force out of a contested hex he had been ordered to defend, give up a ransom, or even surrender, if he thought it in his Ruler or side's best interest.
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Commander I. Heartly Noah: Undo revision 28312 by Commander I. Heartly Noah (Talk)

2009-10-29T21:25:51Z

Undo revision 28312 by Commander I. Heartly Noah (Talk)

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Commander I. Heartly Noah: moved Western Giant to Parley

2009-10-29T21:24:48Z

moved Western Giant to Parley

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Commander I. Heartly Noah: Replaced content with 'bleh.'

2009-10-29T21:24:03Z

Replaced content with 'bleh.'

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-	~~The Western Giants are a non-capital [[side]]~~. ~~Their [[unit]]s are all mountain-capable [[Giant]]s.~~	+
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-	~~==Appearance==~~	+
-	~~The Western Giants wear one-eared, short-billed helmets and carry long clubs. They are as tall as [[Woodsy Elves]], but stronger and wider.~~	+
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-	~~==Known Allies==~~	+
-	~~The Western Giants have been [[natural allies]] to the following sides:~~	+
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-	*[[Jitterati]]	+
-	*[[Kingdom of Faq\|Faq]]	+
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-	~~==Traitors==~~	+
-	As masterminded by [[Charlie]], the Western Giants broke their [[alliance]] with Jitterati suddenly and without warning, joining with Faq while the three forces were all inside [[Valdez]], and setting off [[combat]] across Jitterati territory.	+
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-	~~=Real World References=~~	+
-	~~Specifying Western giants leads to the conclusion that the reference is to the San Fransisco Giants of Major League Baseball (USA/Canada).~~	+
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-	~~[[Category:Proposed Canon]]~~	+
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Commander I. Heartly Noah at 21:08, 29 October 2009

2009-10-29T21:08:53Z

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-	The Western Giants are a non-capital [[side]]. Their [[unit]]s are all mountain-capable [[~~Giants~~]].	+	The Western Giants are a non-capital [[side]]. Their [[unit]]s are all mountain-capable [[Giant]]s.

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	Specifying Western giants leads to the conclusion that the reference is to the San Fransisco Giants of Major League Baseball (USA/Canada).		Specifying Western giants leads to the conclusion that the reference is to the San Fransisco Giants of Major League Baseball (USA/Canada).
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Commander I. Heartly Noah: Created page with '=Proposed Canon= The Western Giants are a non-capital side. Their units are all mountain-capable Giants. ==Appearance== The Western Giants wear one-eared, short-bill...'

2009-10-29T21:07:34Z

Created page with '=Proposed Canon= The Western Giants are a non-capital side. Their units are all mountain-capable Giants. ==Appearance== The Western Giants wear one-eared, short-bill...'

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=Proposed Canon=
The Western Giants are a non-capital [[side]]. Their [[unit]]s are all mountain-capable [[Giants]].

==Appearance==
The Western Giants wear one-eared, short-billed helmets and carry long clubs. They are as tall as [[Woodsy Elves]], but stronger and wider.

==Known Allies==
The Western Giants have been [[natural allies]] to the following sides:

*[[Jitterati]]
*[[Kingdom of Faq|Faq]]

==Traitors==
As masterminded by [[Charlie]], the Western Giants broke their [[alliance]] with Jitterati suddenly and without warning, joining with Faq while the three forces were all inside [[Valdez]], and setting off [[combat]] across Jitterati territory.

=Real World References=
Specifying Western giants leads to the conclusion that the reference is to the San Fransisco Giants of Major League Baseball (USA/Canada).