http://albion.chaosdeathfish.com/ 2021-06-05T04:02:44+00:00 http://albion.chaosdeathfish.com/ http://albion.chaosdeathfish.com/lib/images/favicon.ico text/html 2007-04-24T11:33:17+00:00 http://albion.chaosdeathfish.com/news:1.1?rev=1177414397 News received for September in the Year of Our Lord 1604 News in England is distributed by a wide variety of ways. These include notices pasted on the boards of Churches and Taverns and notes sent around the courtiers by the messengers of the nobility and gentry. The most popular distribution however is from the pulpit and the press - the priests and preachers of all churches pass news onto their congregations in town and countryside while many write and publish pamphlets they distribute far a… text/html 2007-05-01T16:26:20+00:00 http://albion.chaosdeathfish.com/news:1.2?rev=1178036780 News received for February in the Year of Our Lord 1605 News in England is distributed by a wide variety of ways. These include notices pasted on the boards of Churches and Taverns and notes sent around the courtiers by the messengers of the nobility and gentry. The most popular distribution however is from the pulpit and the press - the priests and preachers of all churches pass news onto their congregations in town and countryside while many write and publish pamphlets they distribute far and… text/html 2007-11-05T13:15:54+00:00 http://albion.chaosdeathfish.com/news:1.3?rev=1194268554 News received for April in the Year of Our Lord 1605 News in England is distributed by a wide variety of ways. These include notices pasted on the boards of Churches and Taverns and notes sent around the courtiers by the messengers of the nobility and gentry. The most popular distribution however is from the pulpit and the press - the priests and preachers of all churches pass news onto their congregations in town and countryside while many write and publish pamphlets they distribute far and wi… text/html 2007-11-05T13:16:42+00:00 http://albion.chaosdeathfish.com/news:1.4?rev=1194268602 News Received for September in the Year of Our Lord 1605 News in England is distributed in a wide variety of ways. These include notices pasted on the boards of Churches and Taverns and notes sent around the courtiers by the messengers of the nobility and gentry. The most popular distribution however is from the pulpit and the press - the priests and preachers of all churches pass news onto their congregations in town and countryside while many write and publish pamphlets they distribute far an… text/html 2007-05-22T13:33:46+00:00 http://albion.chaosdeathfish.com/news:1.5?rev=1179840826 News received for January in the Year of Our Lord 1606 News in England is distributed by a wide variety of ways. These include notices pasted on the boards of Churches and Taverns and notes sent around the courtiers by the messengers of the nobility and gentry. The most popular distribution however is from the pulpit and the press - the priests and preachers of all churches pass news onto their congregations in town and countryside while many write and publish pamphlets they distribute far and … text/html 2007-05-29T15:59:07+00:00 http://albion.chaosdeathfish.com/news:1.6?rev=1180454347 News received for June in the Year of Our Lord 1606 News in England is distributed by a wide variety of ways. These include notices pasted on the boards of Churches and Taverns and notes sent around the courtiers by the messengers of the nobility and gentry. The most popular distribution however is from the pulpit and the press - the priests and preachers of all churches pass news onto their congregations in town and countryside while many write and publish pamphlets they distribute far and wid… text/html 2007-06-05T16:25:11+00:00 http://albion.chaosdeathfish.com/news:1.7?rev=1181060711 News received for September in the Year of Our Lord 1606 News in England is distributed by a wide variety of ways. These include notices pasted on the boards of Churches and Taverns and notes sent around the courtiers by the messengers of the nobility and gentry. The most popular distribution however is from the pulpit and the press - the priests and preachers of all churches pass news onto their congregations in town and countryside while many write and publish pamphlets they distribute far an… text/html 2007-06-12T16:26:47+00:00 http://albion.chaosdeathfish.com/news:1.8?rev=1181665607 News received for February in the Year of Our Lord 1607 News in England is distributed by a wide variety of ways. These include notices pasted on the boards of Churches and Taverns and notes sent around the courtiers by the messengers of the nobility and gentry. The most popular distribution however is from the pulpit and the press - the priests and preachers of all churches pass news onto their congregations in town and countryside while many write and publish pamphlets they distribute far and… text/html 2007-10-01T20:51:51+00:00 http://albion.chaosdeathfish.com/news:1.eternity.flood?rev=1191271911 The rains began in 1607. Some say shortly before the Regicide; some after - so many records from that terrible, treacherous time have been lost that it is impossible to say when. Although there were moments of calm in the storm, in real terms, they did not stop until 1616. The Flood was truly Biblical, and as the waters rose and rivers burst their banks, voices across the land began to cry out that the Apocalypse had come to Albion; that the Catholic scourge, or Protestant treachery, or the Jew… text/html 2007-09-29T11:23:43+00:00 http://albion.chaosdeathfish.com/news:1.eternity.other?rev=1191065023 The Zilmatillian Legacy Dartmouth With the help of the renowned Alchemist Geraldus Iphengisis, Dartmouth is severed from its moorings with the help of high explosives and set out to sea on sheep-towed barges. Without clear directions from the Ambassador, it drifts into the North Sea, temporarily causing a severe obstruction for shipping, until an individual calling himself the King of Sweden, riding upon a six-legged horse and wielding a holly branch, summarily annexes it for the Kingdom of t… text/html 2007-09-27T23:35:54+00:00 http://albion.chaosdeathfish.com/news:1.eternity.politics?rev=1190936154 The Queen’s Council Martial Law Imposed almost immediately after the death of the King when none truly understood the extent of the crisis, martial law was only lifted with the crowning of Elizabeth in 1616. It is therefore remarkable that throughout this time it continued to protect civilians and serve the best interests of Albion, rather than those of the commanders. Curfews made life difficult for those rebels trying to spread dissent and destruction through Royalist strongholds. Many Ca… text/html 2007-09-26T08:31:34+00:00 http://albion.chaosdeathfish.com/news:1.eternity?rev=1190795494 Eternity In the interests of readability, this has been split into several sections. The Civil Wars The Flood Politics Other Events text/html 2007-09-28T15:19:20+00:00 http://albion.chaosdeathfish.com/news:1.eternity.war?rev=1190992760 The Civil War The King’s Corpse Hans Franzberg and Geraldus Iphengesis were seen leaving court together not long after the death of the king and the start of the fighting that would become the Civil War. Eschewing the safety of the Queen’s Court in London they disappeared from London. Rumours had it that they had died. Better that they had. text/html 2007-10-16T16:03:38+00:00 http://albion.chaosdeathfish.com/news:2.1?rev=1192550618 The Right Sort of Villainy An extract from Tyburn Tales, a regular pamphlet detailing the deeds of those clearly destined for the gallows. As the Lady Turner' loss of her jewels attests, the Right Villainous James Hodge is back! All the Right Honourables can start locking their daughters up, lest they offer him their Jewels! Those Doe-Skin breeches do set petticoats Aflutter, and even after Twenty years terrorising the Highways of Albion his Energy has not Abated – and his Skills have Surely… text/html 2008-01-29T01:47:08+00:00 http://albion.chaosdeathfish.com/news:2.10?rev=1201571228 News in England is distributed by a wide variety of ways. These include notices pasted on the boards of Churches and Taverns and notes sent around the courtiers by the messengers of the nobility and gentry. The most popular distribution however is from the pulpit and the press - the priests and preachers of all churches pass news onto their congregations in town and countryside while many write and publish pamphlets they distribute far and wide. Here follows a collection of the most interesting … text/html 2008-02-13T20:12:26+00:00 http://albion.chaosdeathfish.com/news:2.11?rev=1202933546 News in England is distributed by a wide variety of ways. These include notices pasted on the boards of Churches and Taverns and notes sent around the courtiers by the messengers of the nobility and gentry. The most popular distribution however is from the pulpit and the press - the priests and preachers of all churches pass news onto their congregations in town and countryside while many write and publish pamphlets they distribute far and wide. Here follows a collection of the most interesting … text/html 2008-02-13T20:12:49+00:00 http://albion.chaosdeathfish.com/news:2.12?rev=1202933569 News in England is distributed by a wide variety of ways. These include notices pasted on the boards of Churches and Taverns and notes sent around the courtiers by the messengers of the nobility and gentry. 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Here follows a collection of the most interesting … text/html 2008-02-26T11:55:53+00:00 http://albion.chaosdeathfish.com/news:2.14?rev=1204026953 News in England is distributed by a wide variety of ways. These include notices pasted on the boards of Churches and Taverns and notes sent around the courtiers by the messengers of the nobility and gentry. The most popular distribution however is from the pulpit and the press - the priests and preachers of all churches pass news onto their congregations in town and countryside while many write and publish pamphlets they distribute far and wide. Here follows a collection of the most interesting … text/html 2007-10-23T16:06:44+00:00 http://albion.chaosdeathfish.com/news:2.2?rev=1193155604 The prince is returned Announced with great fanfare, pretty much everywhere “Following a massive effort, His Royal Highness Prince William has been returned to the Royal Household. The prince is making a good recovery from his ordeal. “A cruel plot has emerged, and investigations are ongoing to find the perpetrators. No man of Albion should rest until those guilty of this vile crime are brought to justice. text/html 2007-10-30T15:04:06+00:00 http://albion.chaosdeathfish.com/news:2.3?rev=1193756646 A Conversation concerning the New Rose Overheard in a tavern in The Meadows. “No, I swear, I was there, I saw it.” “Go on then, what happened?” “Well, it's halfway through a production of Sansenoy - and that was good, let me tell you, powerful stuff, the girl playing Whatshisface, the angel, she's really--” “Get on with it!” “All right, all right. Anyway, we're halfway through this big speech about freedom and the nature of art when this big feller, looked a bit Germ… text/html 2007-11-06T08:31:10+00:00 http://albion.chaosdeathfish.com/news:2.4?rev=1194337870 Smoke and Mirrors From a pamphlet published by Lady Mary Charlton of Luton, noted Fop, found in many of the better coffee houses. When people think that a plain black mask is sufficient attire for a Masquerade I cannot but help wonder at the State of our Fair Nation. The Entertainment was unparalleled, however, with Smoke and Mirrors masking the identity of the Guests. text/html 2007-11-13T17:09:57+00:00 http://albion.chaosdeathfish.com/news:2.5?rev=1194973797 News: Turn 5 (March 1644 – October 1644) News in England is distributed by a wide variety of ways. These include notices pasted on the boards of Churches and Taverns and notes sent around the courtiers by the messengers of the nobility and gentry. 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Here … text/html 2007-11-27T17:34:19+00:00 http://albion.chaosdeathfish.com/news:2.7?rev=1196184859 News: Turn 7 (March 1645 – October 1645) News in England is distributed by a wide variety of ways. These include notices pasted on the boards of Churches and Taverns and notes sent around the courtiers by the messengers of the nobility and gentry. The most popular distribution however is from the pulpit and the press - the priests and preachers of all churches pass news onto their congregations in town and countryside while many write and publish pamphlets they distribute far and wide. Here … text/html 2008-01-15T14:50:39+00:00 http://albion.chaosdeathfish.com/news:2.8?rev=1200408639 News in England is distributed by a wide variety of ways. These include notices pasted on the boards of Churches and Taverns and notes sent around the courtiers by the messengers of the nobility and gentry. 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The showers of rose-petals upon the audience, t… text/html 2008-03-04T13:29:15+00:00 http://albion.chaosdeathfish.com/news:2.eternity.devereux_and_eliza_marriage?rev=1204637355 'A Happy Occasion' reported by Dame Fiona Bradley, a connoisseur of fine marriages and leading Albion writer of such. ... the great Caelestaeum arch, raised with the Cathedral the most splendid decoration and before the altar Archbishop Henry Lockett and the Bishop of Hereford ready for the ceremony... text/html 2008-03-04T09:16:10+00:00 http://albion.chaosdeathfish.com/news:2.eternity.empire?rev=1204622170 A First Study of the History of the Empire …The announcement of Cornwall’s independence as a gift to his son, King Richard, in 1649 was a shocking and unexpected move by King Matthew. While many scholars disagree, the generally accepted version of the story is that a certain Nathaniel Greyhawk, a pirate of some renown, initiated the move as a bid for personal power. Somehow, he managed to convince Lord Walter Devereux, and together they convinced the King. The benefit to Albion is still unc… text/html 2008-03-04T16:59:58+00:00 http://albion.chaosdeathfish.com/news:2.eternity.foreign_fields?rev=1204649998 The Mandate of Heaven Before the Game Extract from “The History of the Late Ming Dynasty (1646 - 1827)”, ed. S. Allerton & J. A. Redfern, Oxford (East India Publications), 1912. [...] The Mandate of Heaven was long gone, the Chongzhen Emperor was but the last in a line whose strength and judgement had long since failed. The Chongzhen Emperor though was worse than even his mediocre predecessors; narrow-minded, quick to judgement, and prone to suspicion and paranoia. If results were not i… text/html 2008-03-04T14:44:39+00:00 http://albion.chaosdeathfish.com/news:2.eternity.heaven_and_hell?rev=1204641879 The Nephilim Final Days Extract From The Vatican Encyclopedia: Entry for “Nephilim” “...the Brandages lived out the last few years of their lives under constant surveillance. Spies, agents and observers from the Court and elsewhere followed their every move by methods mundane and magical, and they could barely take a step without reports flying across the globe on their activities. Meanwhile, two of the finest magical talents of their generation – sadly ensconced in the minds of an … text/html 2008-03-04T15:55:22+00:00 http://albion.chaosdeathfish.com/news:2.eternity.internal_affairs?rev=1204646122 Military Reforms Extracts from A Military History of Albion, the standard textbook for Scone's military academy The Navy (1642-1648) The experiment failed. This was the conclusion of all involved, and the navy was split into Red and Blue, White already destroyed by Hamilton's treachery. text/html 2008-03-02T18:50:40+00:00 http://albion.chaosdeathfish.com/news:2.eternity?rev=1204483840 War and Peace Internal Affairs The Empire of Albion Foreign Fields Heaven and Hell text/html 2008-03-04T03:06:06+00:00 http://albion.chaosdeathfish.com/news:2.eternity.war_and_peace?rev=1204599966 The Marriage of Walter Devereux and Eliza Gamut - Being a Momentous Occasion Before Things Began to Explode Again The Oxford Riots and Aftermath Quelling the Riots From “Archipelago to Empire: A History of Albion”, ed. Hardwicke & Nathaniel, Oxford (Invisible College Press) 1815.