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[[File:TA troubles map 5-27-22.png|thumb|A map of the current situation, updated 5/27/22.]]
'''The Troubles''' are a series of ongoing minor conflicts, claim-blocks and skirmishes between the Irish-Icelandic Union and Britain taking place mostly in Ireland, Iceland and Scotland. No official declaration of war has been made by either side, but relations between the two nations are unquestionably hostile.


The Troubles are a series of ongoing minor conflicts and battles between the Irish-Icelandic Union and Britain taking place in Ireland, Iceland, and the northern areas of Great Britain.
== History ==
'''The Troubles''' trace their history back to a deterioration of relations between Britain and the Irish-Icelandic Union (IIU) following talks of bringing Britain into the union. While things initially seemed to be going well, it became increasingly clear that the ideological differences of the British leadership and the Union leadership would make cooperation and satisfaction of both parties nearly impossible, with the former government being focused on PvP and autocracy while the latter leading a more neutral, pacifistic, and democratic lifestyle.


The Troubles trace their origins back to a deterioration of relations between Britain and the IIU following talks of bringing Britain into the union/alliance. While things initially seemed to be going well, it became increasingly clear that the ideological differences of the British leadership and the IIU leadership would make cooperation and satisfaction of all parties nearly impossible, with the former government being focused on PvP and autocracy and the latter leading a more neutral, pacifistic, and democratic lifestyle.
The disagreement between the two nations grew stronger when several towns and high-ranking officials in Britain split off from their mother country, instead choosing to join the Union by their own choice, favouring the more easy-going players and the right to self-determination. While Britain announced that they would allow towns to come and go from their nation as they please, they protested heavily towards any towns joining the Union.


The disagreement between the two nations grew stronger when several towns and high-ranking officials in Britain split off from their mother country, instead choosing to join the IIU by their own choice, favoring the more easygoing players and the right to self-determination. While Britain announced that they would allow towns to come and go from their nation as they please, they protested heavily towards any towns joining the IIU.
=== British Skirmishes ===
The conflicts that would come to be known as '''The Troubles''' began initially with Britain hunting their own dissident members, driving more and more of their towns and population towards joining the Irish. Britain was also accused by the Union several times of hiring players to patrol and camp towns in Iceland and Ireland, with multiple players being killed outside of claims, though no definitive proof of mercenary hirings has surfaced.  


The conflicts that would come to be known as The Troubles began initially with Britain hunting their own dissident members, driving more and more of their towns and population towards joining the Irish. Britain was also accused by the IIU several times of hiring players to patrol and camp towns in Iceland and Ireland, with multiple players being killed outside of claims, though no definitive proof of mercenary hirings has surfaced.  
=== Djupivogur Drama ===
Soon after the beginning of '''The Troubles''', a new town (Svalbarðshreppur) was made in Iceland and incorporated into the Union. The mayor of the former Union town of Djupivogur, Rowlets_ (aka. Littens), saw the town as a threat to their own expansion despite the two towns being situated well away from each other. As a result, Rowlets_ abused their permissions in Reykjavik, griefing the town's storage and farms. While the grief was rolled back and Rowlets_ was given a warning for their grief, week's worth of grinding and gathering was lost as the items were not restored to the chests. Shortly after, the mayor of Reykjavik announced her planned departure from the server. However, she claimed that this incident did not influence her decision.  


No official declaration of war has been made by either side, but relations between the two nations are unquestionably hostile.
Djupivogur soon thereafter left the Union and joined Greenland, before being kicked from Greenland and eventually, once more, re-joining them. Zeb, the Emperor of Greenland, sought to not risk further conflict and allowed Djupivogur to remain in the nation whilst explicitly stating that no support or assistance would be provided to them. Djupivogur has since been a site of several assassinations throughout the Isles, though no sign of collaboration with Britain exists.
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Latest revision as of 18:28, 6 June 2023

A map of the current situation, updated 5/27/22.

The Troubles are a series of ongoing minor conflicts, claim-blocks and skirmishes between the Irish-Icelandic Union and Britain taking place mostly in Ireland, Iceland and Scotland. No official declaration of war has been made by either side, but relations between the two nations are unquestionably hostile.

History

The Troubles trace their history back to a deterioration of relations between Britain and the Irish-Icelandic Union (IIU) following talks of bringing Britain into the union. While things initially seemed to be going well, it became increasingly clear that the ideological differences of the British leadership and the Union leadership would make cooperation and satisfaction of both parties nearly impossible, with the former government being focused on PvP and autocracy while the latter leading a more neutral, pacifistic, and democratic lifestyle.

The disagreement between the two nations grew stronger when several towns and high-ranking officials in Britain split off from their mother country, instead choosing to join the Union by their own choice, favouring the more easy-going players and the right to self-determination. While Britain announced that they would allow towns to come and go from their nation as they please, they protested heavily towards any towns joining the Union.

British Skirmishes

The conflicts that would come to be known as The Troubles began initially with Britain hunting their own dissident members, driving more and more of their towns and population towards joining the Irish. Britain was also accused by the Union several times of hiring players to patrol and camp towns in Iceland and Ireland, with multiple players being killed outside of claims, though no definitive proof of mercenary hirings has surfaced.

Djupivogur Drama

Soon after the beginning of The Troubles, a new town (Svalbarðshreppur) was made in Iceland and incorporated into the Union. The mayor of the former Union town of Djupivogur, Rowlets_ (aka. Littens), saw the town as a threat to their own expansion despite the two towns being situated well away from each other. As a result, Rowlets_ abused their permissions in Reykjavik, griefing the town's storage and farms. While the grief was rolled back and Rowlets_ was given a warning for their grief, week's worth of grinding and gathering was lost as the items were not restored to the chests. Shortly after, the mayor of Reykjavik announced her planned departure from the server. However, she claimed that this incident did not influence her decision.

Djupivogur soon thereafter left the Union and joined Greenland, before being kicked from Greenland and eventually, once more, re-joining them. Zeb, the Emperor of Greenland, sought to not risk further conflict and allowed Djupivogur to remain in the nation whilst explicitly stating that no support or assistance would be provided to them. Djupivogur has since been a site of several assassinations throughout the Isles, though no sign of collaboration with Britain exists.