User:Tedrick

Hello my fellow Egyptians, thank you for coming to my page

I have played ATITD (off and on) since 2002, beta 2. Back before you terrain held you back or before the Chariot stations. If the server crashed someone had to call Andrew Tepper's cell phone and have him restart it for us. For many years I have played in the background, observing and listening to pulse of the land of Goshen. I am a 32 year old NCO in the USAF. I work in logistics. I have a wife and two adorable little girls.

Demi Pharoah

This is a very powerful ability and a power that has more usage as a quiet guide rather than a bold threat. The adage of stepping softly, but carrying a big stick comes to mind. Even more softly due to the fact that our Egypt is a simulation. 'Game' would sell its many facets and nuances short. It is a full on simulation based upon an era long gone, but highly recorded in both stone and parchment. As the tales move on Egypt has become more and more organized, I would seek to help that organization along in any measure. Many laws circulate the land of Egypt, some with incredibly intricate wording that are nearly impossible to pass in what we have - a direct democracy. This keeps the amount of laws exceedingly low and it also keeps very little formal organization from ever happening.

This 'simulation' as you might call it was first called a social experiment by its creator. The people of Egypt have never organized into anything resembling a state or nation. It remains a collection of guilds in what is otherwise a sea of individuals. With some hope, would that we could change it in the future and accomplish more.