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Post:	11707
Subject:	< dc255 tomorrow (friday) >
Topic:	< dc255 >
Category:	< Closed Games
Author:	MattTheLesser
Posted:	Jul 02, 2009 at 4:30 pm
Viewed:	796 times

MattTheLesser

Order of the Oak

Firmness: While compromise is necessary in Diplomacy to maintain ones allies, the Knight of the Oak understands that firmness of purpose is crucial for any chance of eventual victory. He stands as solid as an oak, and as steadfast in his goals.

Order of the Oak

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Aug 20, 2006	USA, California

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About 27 hours from now and I do not have a full set of orders! I have
confirmed all sets I have received so if you don't have a confirmation
get 'em in!

Matt

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dc255 tomorrow (friday) (MattTheLesser) Jul 02, 04:30 pm

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