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HoY slave Mahasin

Tuesday, January 10th, 2012

mahasin

Foreign Currency Exchanges Rates (HoY Bank)

Tuesday, January 10th, 2012

HOY FOREIGN CURRENCY EXCHANGE RATES
01/08/2012

The HoY Bank accepts and converts
(NON COPYABLE PRIM COINS ONLY)

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CITIES WHICH USE COINS MADE BY THE MINT OF LANDA

Coins of Tafa Trading Post (made by the mint of Landa) 1:2
Coins of Meqara Port (made by the mint of Landa) 1:2
Coins of Piedmont (made by the mint of Landa) 1:1
Coins of Oasis of Klima (made by the mint of Landa) 1:1
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CITIES WHICH USE THEIR OWN COINS BUT CONVERT COINS OF LANDA
Coins of Treve (Tarn system, made by Koh Gausman) 1 Ianda Tarsk = 1 Treve tarn
Coins of Rose Isles 1:1 (contract)
Coins of Port Kar 1:1 (contract)
Coins of Sais 1:1 (contract)
City of Tule 1:1 (contract)
Arcadia (Shiga Sim) 1:1 (contract)

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ANCIENT COINS
Coins of Tyros 1:2
Coins of Nyuki (Xavian Stratten) 1:3
Coins of Ostia (made by the mint of Landa) 1:3
Coins of former Port Cos (made by the mint of Landa) 1:3
Coins of former Vonda (made by Jarvis Quan) 1 Ianda Tarsk = 5 Vonda Tarsks
Coins of new Vonda (made by Venus Flytrap) 1:3
Coins of former Port of Victoria (made by Deb alcott) 1 Ianda Tarsk = 5 Victoria Tarsks
Coins of Imperial Ar (made by Asea Andel) 1 Ianda Tarsk = 1 Imperial Ar Tarsk
Coins of Tyros (old version, made by the mint of Landa) 1:1 (only silver and gold)
Coins of Besnitt (made by Yuroki Uriza) 1: 3
Coins of Keibel Hill 1:3
Rarn – City of Copper (made by Kitten Muhindra) 1:3
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NOT LONGER VALID
Coins of Thentis
Old Landa coins (named: Landa Tarsk or Landa-x-new-xxx )

Fluctuations in exchange rates are possible.

The Ianda Times vol. 1, issue 36

Tuesday, January 10th, 2012

The Ianda Times, vol. 1, issue 36 (shorter online version)

The Ianda Times vol. 1, issue 35

Tuesday, January 10th, 2012

The Ianda Times, vol. 1, issue 35 (shorter online version)

The Ianda Times vol. 1, issue 34

Tuesday, January 10th, 2012

The Ianda Times, vol. 1, issue 34 (shorter online version)

The Ianda Times vol. 1, issue 33

Tuesday, January 10th, 2012

The Ianda Times, vol. 1, issue 33 (shorter online version)

Pilgrimage to Sardar

Tuesday, January 10th, 2012

sardar

The pilgrimage is a thrilling idea for role playing in Second Life Gor, it is the role play background itself and is a way for pilgrims to explore the amazing and wild world of Gor more or less in safty.
Pilgrims to the Sardar mountains have to endure endless journeys, have to travel through dangerous regions and visit a lot of cities, villages and camps.
The pilgrimage is not only an idea for the pilgrims, it also enriches the entire world of SL Gor.
Go! Join the adventure, contact: Luqara Darkwatch

THE PILGRIMAGE

The pilgrimage is a role-play (rp)-tool that allows players of SL Gor visiting different places in relative safety with reasonable role-play background.
“Each gorean has to visit the Sardar mountain before he reaches the age of twenty-five years . The white caste keeps lists who travels and who does not.”
Your journey will take you through many places, through forests and sometimes you ll have to find a small camp or another accommodation for the night. The staff takes you to the places alongside the pilgrimage route. In most places you ll be most welcome but not in all …
Beside the roleplay background offers the pilgrimage some quite good oppertunities for sim owners and players .
Based on the idea of the pilgrimage players can get to know other people and new SIMs.
New players have the opportunity to look at lots of places before deciding on where they will play in the future.
SIM owners and city leaders get the opportunity to present “their” cities and regions.
Pilgrims travel to new places and get to know with local players. Give them a warm welcome to raise the popularity your own place.
Some cities that offers accommodations for the night for the pilgrims, city tours and invite them to report themselves at the tavern or at the campfire about their journey.
TheSecond Life group “ pilgrimage to the Sardar mountain” is a platform on which pilgrims can exchange their positive and negative experiences and Sim owners can get a fee back of their sim.
Furthermore the group is the first hand resource for infos about Peregrinus ceremonies, new sims in the route or technical changes.

THE TOOL

The tool consists of the table and the pilgrim’s staff.
Tables are placed at public places often directly near the TP but in any case it s easy to find.
The table is the central point for route managers and sim owners and the place where pilgrims can join the pilgrimage. For further informations see the owner help please.
The pilgrims staff is worn by pilgrims. It is the sign of the pilgrims and provides some menus and statistics. For more informations see the userhelp please.
You ll recive a staff when you join the pilgrimage at a table.

THE IDEA

The main goal is enjoying good role play and visiting new places, have a great time with the pilgrimage 
For technical details read the nc userhelp please.

How can I join the pilgrimage?
Look for a pilgims table, click on it and click on the button (join) in menu, you receive your staff, wear it, choose your first destination and hey your adventure is starting

How can I submit my sim/town to the pilgrimage?
Get in touch with a route manager you know or contact Harald Planeror Haron Storm directly.

RULES

There are no rules
Respect the simlaws
There are some principles of conduct
– Be aware that you are a guest on the SIM, read the rules and behave accordingly. The pilgrim status offers no special protection and role-play is always dynamic in any direction.
– Sim-residents should be aware that many pilgrims are new players who want to look around. Forgive small mistakes and think: This player could be a future teammate.
– For pilgrims and residents SIM applies: The pilgrimage is a tool to visit other SIMs. This is in our mutual interest. So the pilgrimage may indeed be dangerous, and a pilgrim may end up in a collar or kennel but the pilgrimage should NEVER be fatal. That would undermine the basic idea of the pilgrimage.