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 Ghoul's break from 3.0 did not last long, as in a few days after his ban he came back on an alt account(/int/craft was back then still in offline mode, therefore alting necessitated a mere change of nickname before logging on). His first target was a British town, formerly a possession of the Roman Republic, with which he had a feud for earlier insults thrown at him and Carthage. He was invited into the town, and as its inhabitants logged off for the night he stole its valuables and cobblemonstered its premises. Afterwards, Ghoul managed to infiltrate the Roman Republic, feigning interest in building up its military force, as Rome was plagued by the constant threat of the then-raging Norse. Ghoul attempted to fight off the Norse and intervene in the British Isles to restore some Roman influence there and also built a Roman-style military camp(castrum) in south France. His mission to strike at the Norse in their Scandinavian bases failed, and the Norse retaliated with deadly force to besiege and swiftly capture his military camp.
-Concluding his Roman operation unproductive, Ghoul moved on to infiltrate the rising powerhouse of the Norse. He was admitted to one of the lesser towns and thereby joined the Norse on their raids, including gruelling cross-Siberia assaults against Japan. He also took part in the vain effort to defend almost unmanned Thule from a massive(10+) Japanese attack.
+Concluding that his Roman operation was likely to remain unproductive, Ghoul moved on to infiltrate the rising powerhouse of the Norse. He was admitted to one of the lesser towns and thereby joined the Norse on their raids, including gruelling cross-Siberia assaults against Japan. He also took part in the vain effort to defend almost unmanned Thule from a large(10+) Japanese attack.