From f1aaa708398e2214c4321397ea0f2f04a9e9c33b Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: trashmasteruni Date: Sun, 23 Aug 2026 16:33:35 +0200 Subject: [PATCH] Update bookmark_N3OW_west_europe_2555_l_english.yml --- .../bookmark/bookmark_N3OW_west_europe_2555_l_english.yml | 2 +- 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/localization/english/replace/bookmark/bookmark_N3OW_west_europe_2555_l_english.yml b/localization/english/replace/bookmark/bookmark_N3OW_west_europe_2555_l_english.yml index 077c0eb40..0f081ab87 100644 --- a/localization/english/replace/bookmark/bookmark_N3OW_west_europe_2555_l_english.yml +++ b/localization/english/replace/bookmark/bookmark_N3OW_west_europe_2555_l_english.yml @@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ bookmark_WE_wales_dewydd_fragan:0 "Fragan" bookmark_WE_wales_dewydd_fragan_subheading:0 "The Prince of Wales" - bookmark_WE_wales_dewydd_fragan_desc:0 "WIP" + bookmark_WE_wales_dewydd_fragan_desc:0 "After the fall of old Albion, the lands of Wales enjoyed a relative independence from British politics for centuries, owing to the isolation brought about by their hills. Regardless, after the title of Prince of Wales was re-established by Arthur Crowtemple, it became the de jure lord of all of Wales ever since. The Welsh princes would loyally serve the British Crown until the Crisis of the 24th Century, when Prince Morgan Dewydd declared independence from the collapsing empire. But that was centuries ago, and the British have since reorganised and returned for their rightful lands, leaving Morgan's descendant—Prince Fragan—to fend them off.\n\n#bold Can Fragan survive the threat of a resurgent empire, or will he be washed away like all those who oppose the British Crown?#!" bookmark_WE_sarreguemines_dallas_kevin:0 "Kevin" bookmark_WE_sarreguemines_dallas_kevin_subheading:0 "Son of a Sellsword"