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Streamwood Settlement

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Nestled in a sheltered clearing of the deep woods of Coghill is the Streamwood settlement, named for the small stream running through the middle of ...

The Bird and Baby’s Tavern

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This room echoes with a nearly constant din as voices rise and fall in conversation. An atmosphere of warmth and cheer predominates, and the ...

Streamwood Settlement

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Nestled in a sheltered clearing of the deep woods of Coghill is the Streamwood settlement, named for the small stream running through the middle ...

You should, Anth. I have to agree, this was fun

We were having an ooc discussion about it in Coghill the other night, so I thought I'd post our sentiments here, is the only reason I suggested it.

Ahem, ahem.

We, the people of Coghill, in order to form a perfect swoony character contest, establish justice among all regions of the MUCK, insure the fair representation of our region, provide for this fair representation, promote the Welfare of all Coghillians, and secure our right to create ...

Streamwood Settlement

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Nestled in a sheltered clearing of the deep woods of Coghill is the Streamwood settlement, named for the small stream running through the middle of ...

My logblog can be found: http://lorcanofcoghill.wordpress.com/

Coghill Square

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Coghill Square is a quaint and charming village thoroughfare. The tree-lined lanes are well kept, and show signs of moderate traffic. Two large stone ...

For all the happy drunks out there:

An Archenlandish Drinking Song
Give me ale on this eve
Fill me cup to the brim
An' I'll drink, by yer leave
Of that brew, ever grim

Far from home are we now
But we're drinking away
All the troubles we've found
Down this glass, if we may

Sing with me everyone ...