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	"As a farmer, I spend most of my day in the fields. I plant seeds, pull out weeds, and gather the crops when they are ready. When my inventory is full, I carry my harvest to the marketplace, where I trade with my fellow villagers. Emeralds are precious to us, for they allow us to exchange the things we need. A few emeralds might buy a new tool, a loaf of bread, or even a book filled with ancient knowledge."		"As a farmer, I spend most of my day in the fields. I plant seeds, pull out weeds, and gather the crops when they are ready. When my inventory is full, I carry my harvest to the marketplace, where I trade with my fellow villagers. Emeralds are precious to us, for they allow us to exchange the things we need. A few emeralds might buy a new tool, a loaf of bread, or even a book filled with ancient knowledge."

			The second oldest ever discovered writing is a calcite tablet named the First Tablet of Tarreis. The tablet is written in Villager Runes and was carved around year 50.
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			The tablet translates to:
			"For they who take the path up to the area priest to ask them, "Give I the special reward of becoming my village leader". The priest will say yes, giving the villager the leader of their village. The villager will come back and declare themselves the new leader and will get benefits. If the villager chooses to, they will go to the school of leaders to learn the job. The villager will choose more villages and become the new leader by beating the old. The villager will own more villages until they own the area including the priest. They will come back to priest, telling him "Thanks" before expanding and eventually, if lucky, will make their own kingdom.
			This is how the kingdom of Tarreis came into being."

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Created page with "The history of writing dates back to around the start of the CY system, around year 0. == Documents == The oldest ever discovered writing is a calcite tablet named the Tablet of Little Nisania. The tablet is written in Villager Runes and was carved around year 0. 100px|frameless|right The tablet translates to: "As a farmer, I spend most of my day in the fields. I plant seeds, pull out weeds, and gather the crops when they are ready. When my inventory..."

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The history of writing dates back to around the start of the CY system, around year 0.
== Documents ==
The oldest ever discovered writing is a calcite tablet named the Tablet of Little Nisania. The tablet is written in Villager Runes and was carved around year 0.
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The tablet translates to:
"As a farmer, I spend most of my day in the fields. I plant seeds, pull out weeds, and gather the crops when they are ready. When my inventory is full, I carry my harvest to the marketplace, where I trade with my fellow villagers. Emeralds are precious to us, for they allow us to exchange the things we need. A few emeralds might buy a new tool, a loaf of bread, or even a book filled with ancient knowledge."

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Cathal at 16:09, 24 October 2026