Changes

BoS short for Bay of Swedes are a community started by a group of swedish people that thought the area looked like a good place to grow on. Too this date we have expanded from a single safehouse to into several homesteads and villages . We have a good communication with allied neighbours such as our closest allies Mesa Verde and Tenakill. We are NOT a dictatorship under one village or /mayor, instead we prefer to run our own placesindividuality and only work together at bigger projects.

* Our own Collossuslooking down on the bay.* Highway from our places to NT. This is considered public but can be remade by us /improved at any time in order too improve themby us. It's current look are 2-tile cobblestone and gravel on the side.['''Some parts are still left to be done with gravel''']* A nice looking harbour with docks for us large and small ships/boats. This is meant to be used by BoS member only. If you wan't to park our boatesa boat there ASK first.* All roads in BoS are 2 or 3-tile wide, but they are '''NOT public roads'''. The roads are being transformed constantely in look and placements.* Close access Almost all settlements are close to water, and we take up the complete coastline in our small bay.* Resources we have that can be accessed by all are clay, tar and peat.

Since we have people with very different ages from kids to grownups we apply the same rules that exists in kingdom Chat. And We would appreciate players visiting us our bay to abaid by them on and around our area in local. The languages we speak are either Swedish or English.

**Chopping down areas where we have planted specific tree kinds**Building your house on a future roadexpansion/houseplacement**Open up mines that crosses already existing ones. NO dropshafts are wanted in our mines.*Remember that all players in BoS need to be independent **If we have time thou we are not strangers to giving a handwhen living here. Therefore... **But donDon't start demanding and always ask for things. This will NOT make you accepted by us.**If we have time thou we are not strangers to giving a hand.