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It's interesting to see the whole Lupino family. It's great that Cesare Luppino wants to voluntarily participate in the tournament for the honor of the Namera family. The standard with the wolf's head looks good. I'm glad your character Lorenzo Luppino is involved. Enrique (A braggart and windbag): "I'm asking for a friend, does Matilda Luppino have a boyfriend? La Namereen Bonita ♪♪Como puede ser verdad♪♪ ♪♪Last night I dreamt of Matilda♪♪ ♪♪Just like I'd never gone, I knew the song♪♪ ♪♪A young girl with eyes like the desert♪♪ ♪♪It all seems like yesterday, not far away♪♪ ♪♪Tropical the island breeze♪♪ ♪♪All of nature wild and free♪♪ ♪♪This is where I long to be♪♪ ♪♪La Namereen Bonita♪♪ ♪♪And when the samba played♪♪ ♪♪The sun would set so high♪♪ ♪♪Ring through my ears and sting my eyes♪♪ ♪♪Your Mardierians melody♪♪

Interesting team! Is Alexandros Vatatzes clerk in the imperial court? Basil Vatatzes is very good with the lance, Luc d’Ruisseau seems to be a good Instructor. Theodora is a shady character, which makes it exciting.

@jansued Historic city wall with a great and funny photo story. @LM71Blackbird I find it funny that everyone is fighting on the frost trail.

These scoundrels murdered participants who were taking part in a peaceful tournament. The Riverlands Trade League will likely investigate who the real assassins are. Interesting history and a well-built bridge. I'm curious to see who the replacement candidate is.

A good diorama with a beautiful landscape. I particularly like that the combatants are considerate of the beautiful flowers and only fight on the froest trail.

There's a lot of action here! The Mogholayan troops look like regular soldiers and bandits. Luckily, reinforcements are arriving from the temple on the left.

This is a very funny story and photos! I think the boar with Kahal Aghan passes as heavy cavalry. But you can only select 1 additional piece of equipment: - announcer - backup lance - extra horse (Onk)

A magnificent diorama! The city wall is authentic and built with many details. The action-packed fight scenes are very well done. I especially like the fight scene with Sieglinde where she knocks over the ladder with her halberd. The reinforcements are funny; most hope they won't be needed except for Rosalinde. The story is exciting and includes numerous photos.

I like the design of the outpost! The story with Links is interesting. Only now, after reading your story, did I notice on the map that the peninsula once belonged to Corrington.

That looks good! I hope it's not a bad sign that the Doctor has a crutch with him. The red version of the lance goes well with the Lion Knight.

I like the Tournament Team and it's a good continuation of the story!

Well-made diorama! It reminds me of Lord of the Rings, when Éomer and his horsemen charge down a steep western slope onto Saruman's army and rout the Uruk-hai.

This is a great and very funny story with lots of photos! I especially like the different facial expressions of Jette Rotluchs.

Thank you! I'm afraid I don't have any yellow or other flags. However, there are new facts in memory of Chuck Norris.

Good story and selection of tournament participants! I wouldn't want to meet that priest in the dark

Don Rodrigo de Toledro

Don Rodrigo de Toledro From left to right: Salvador, Doña Catalina de Comera, Alvaro, Don Rodrigo de Toledro, Miguel a squire, Enrique an announcer Equipment: an announcer Enrique: "Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls. Today we are going to witness the most anticipated match in the history of professional tournament. For the Challenge - A Knight's Tale! Are you ready? Tournament fans, are you ready? For the hundreds in attendance. And for the thousands watching around the hills." "From Toledro, The Kingdom of Mardier: Don Rodrigo de Toledro" "He crushes coconuts with his left hand; this is his weaker hand." "With his right hand he caught a lightning bolt and threw it back into the clouds." "He won a horse race; he lifted the horse onto his shoulder and ran across the finish line." "He kicked a tower, which is known today as the Leaning Tower of Piza." "Once, in a tournament, he used only a toothpick as a lance and defeated every opponent with it."

Doña Catalina de Comera She acquired her wealth through trade and the purchase of land. In the beginning, she sold lost and found items that had fallen from horse-drawn carriages. With the bumpy roads and paths, it's understandable that things sometimes fall down. With her initial earnings, she expanded her company. First, she recruited some reliable employees. After that, she made contacts with captains of "merchant ships". They sold their ship's cargo very cheaply because they desperately needed money to feed "their families". Business was good and she bought land on the coast. It was just a settlement with a few inhabitants. However, it quickly grew larger because new people came and built buildings such as food stores, taverns, ship equipment stores, and other things. All the residents were doing well because they profited from trade. Doña Catalina de Comera

Looks great! I like the minifigures and the well-told story.

This is a fun challenge! I like the different categories and there is enough time to think about and build. My knowledge of the English language is limited; even with Google Translate I don't always understand everything. Do I have to sign up with one of the 5 factions before I can participate in the Challenge?

I vote for: Best Story: @Ross Fisher Interesting, good, long and funny story. Best Build: @LM71Blackbird A very beautiful ship built with many details. Best Build and Story: @LegacyBuilder Well-built ship and interesting story.

Unfortunately, it's me again who's writing something. Tales of Old is a good idea! How many new players did you gain with the game consisting only of competitions with a build time of only 1 month? Brethren of the Brick Seas ERA III? Most people have to work to finance their livelihood. Most people are not Lego Masters. They build with real bricks or digitally in their free time. Brethren of the Brick Seas ERA II was a game in which everyone could build something existing in a settlement, independent of competitions. Tales of Old consists solely of competitions with a 1-month build time. Brethren of the Brick Seas ERA II had an economic challenge, a faction challenge, and a Kings Port Advertiser. The challenges with real bricks or digital bricks are different but equivalent. You don't believe me? Then prove it to me and build a digital build and position only 5 minifigures. Eurobricks games should not be a continuation of the LEGO Masters competitions. Brethren of the Brick Seas ERA III: 1. An economic part independent of competitions. 2. A career within the faction. 3. Even an action part, like the Kings Port Advertiser is fun. 4. Stop with the supposed 1-month competitions that are beneficial to the flow of the game. 5. Stop with competitions where only the first-place winner wins! Tales of Old, in previous competitions, those who finished second and third were always the losers. 6. A separate vote for real bricks, digital bricks, and story. That's how it is, and in Tales of Old it consists solely of competitions with a one-month construction period: 1. The second and third-placed teams are the losers! Only the one with the best building with real bricks wins! 2. There is no separate ranking for the best story! 3. There is no separate rating for digital builds! I know the leaders put a lot of work into Tales of Old. But it's the wrong way! The requirement of a game should be to retain existing members and attract new ones.

A magnificent diorama! The estate on Pirate Island is impressive! A very nice detail is the small ship on the water lily. At first glance, I can immediately see that the men guarding the property are experienced, muscle-bound fighters and not wimps like the Redcoats and Bluecoats!

More than a year has passed. Only the Pirate Forum and the Technic Forum have their own themes. I like the theme of the Pirate Forum; I feel at home here! @Mister Phes, your topics and posts keep the Pirates Forum alive. You guide it through good times and bad. The Eurobricks Pirates Forum will live forever! Thank you for your great work in the Pirate Forum

I'm glad that I can pre-order this beautiful ship! The pre-order version is a further improvement. The Lego version of Bartholomew Roberts' Jolly Roger is very funny. There are more blue bricks on the ship's hull. This is truly a very beautiful frigate, with many details I'm excited too, and I see it. If I widen the frame, then I can also build higher. The ship's hull needs to be wider at the bottom so that I can build upwards and make it narrower. One could also make a galleon out of that.