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Citizens,

Please be aware that there has been a lot of recent troll activity in the southern forest.

Please do not cut down trees there: in fact we need someone to plant more. That would be most helpful!

Also, a dwarf cut down trees in the south and caused trolls to come to town. Whoever cut the trees down, please do not continue!!

I have a feeling that no dwarves are very welcome down in the forest...

~Durin of the Town Guard~

This is incorrect,
There is no need to fear cutting trees in the southern forest, but when you destroy the trees like they were earlier the Forest Trolls will come to seek vengeance.
The Forest Trolls did not attack the town, they roamed the southern forest looking for the lumberjacks who abused the forest so.
Please do not ruin the forest like it had been done earlier today.

Truely,
Garett Gwenour
Recruit of the Guard

In general the southern woods are useable for an intelligent cutting of trees.

But i agree with Druin. Within the next days lumberjacks should not work in the southern woods - for their own security. It need some time, that the trolls calm down again and go back in their own woods.

But i`m interested. Who was the dwarf who was hunted by the trolls? He has to be punished for that what he did!


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Im Allgemeinen sind der Südwald für eine intelligente Nutzung freigegeben.

Doch ich gebe Durin recht. Innerhalb der nächsten Tage sollte kein Holzfäller in den Südwald gehen - zur eigenen Sicherheit. Es wird Zeit brauchen, bis sich die Trolle wieder beruhigt haben und sie wieder in ihre eigenen Wälder zurückfinden.

Aber, wer ist der Zwerg, der von den Trollen gejagt wurde, wegen dem wir diese Probleme mit den Trollen haben? Er muß für sein Handeln bestraft werden!

Lennier
Graf der Grauen Rose
Mitglied des Stadtrats von Troll`s Bane

At the moment, there is no need to punish anybody. I urge the townspeople and wood workers to heed the advice, and find a new location to continue their work. There is plenty of room on this island, and not being able to go where undead and trolls roam is more than acceptable by my standards.

-Kaine Lytecus

it is a worning not heeded, i see that the south forest has many many trees gone, perhaps fore dozens, but i see neither lumburjak nor troll

Trolls have a life sweetheart. Expect them to live it. And, on a sidenote, maybe the Troll was rather hungry, and dragged the lumberjack fellow back to his lair. Those things happen, though world.
Gobaith isn't the place it used to be. Back in the days elves could atleast contain all this madness.

~MM~

"At the moment, there is no need to punish anybody."

Thats a joke i hope!

Yes it was a proposal to keep the peace between us and the trolls. If you really want to visit the southern woods within the next days, prepare your security yourself.

But, if i see anyone who acts againt our laws, which says "don`t cut all trees of a wood" he will be jailed! And this one, who is the reason for the new attack by the trolls has to be punished! Who he is?

http://forum.illarion.org/viewtopic.php?t=12076&start=0

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Lennier
Earl of the Grey Rose
Member of the Town Council of Troll`s Bane

Lennier,

I am not codding. I feel that his assault from the trolls was frightening enough, and it would be superfluous to punish him. Conflict can be avoided, therefore it is a wise course of action not to throw away such an opportunity over an agreement with creatures that carry more clubs than brains.

-Kaine Lytecus

Do not underestimate the forest trolls. They are very unlike their cousins, stone-trolls or cave-trolls, who indeed can be as slow-minded as the most ogres.
Trees in the southern woods should not be cut if they stand close to each other. Also, the trolls seem to have sacred trees in the forest.

Upon my travels, I have encountered the sheep. They were all slaughtered, creatures that I could barely identify under the blood and muffled wool.

I suspect the ogres are responsible for these slayings. Perhaps they will stop their damaging actions if we show more reverence toward the southern forests.