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After shamelessly claiming for himself complete and total control over the soft-spoken tradesman people of Yirivar, Burren thought it only right that he should formally exact some form of tax upon these wealthy merchants. "They can afford it, of course. If, however, they deem trifles of value enough to withhold them from me, they will be swiftly and publicly punished."
The edifice in which he now sits was once known as "Commerce Hall"; the throne on which he now sits was previously part of an extensive collection from an ancient era; the people over which he now sits are free men.
Burren, the villainous infidel who'd fallen out of favor with his distant knightly relatives and taken to a more barbarian lifestyle, took what he wished. There was little opposition here, exactly what he wanted.
One thing that did anger Burren was the Yirivar alliance with many bird species; cranes in particular were more than capable of delivering messages and smuggling smaller merchandise between the merchants of Yirivar. Burren reasoned that all that was necessary to bring this evasive method of communication to a halt was increased "taxation" and more severe discipline for the disobedient.
-YIRIVAR-
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If you don't want to read that wall of text, what you basically do is exile it, and then put cards into exile, which you can cast. Then, you can cast it out of exile and get a bigger creature, depending on how long you wait to cast it. You can also cast it at instant speed.
Qon went crazy a long time ago, but everyone chose to ignore that fact, because he was of noble blood, and everybody liked him (he gave money to people who said they liked him).
Eventually, another nobleman roused the public (gave them more money) to rally against him and exile him from Paliano forever. Wherever he went (I don't care where) he practiced sword fighting for no apparent reason other than the fact that he was crazy. When @KJMartin's situation happened, they called him back because he had both noble blood and a lot of money. By that time, he was really good at sword fighting.
1. @kltmtg29 with Vasilias
2. @Faiths_Guide with Burren
3. @kltmtg29 with Tulando
updated prizes:
1st place: Maybe probably hopefully one of those trophy cards mentioned and three favourites of my choice.
2nd place: The trophy and two favourites of my choice.
3rd place: The trophy and a favourite of my choice.
XD
btw I still exist, I might try and make a card again at some point.