Cabin Assignments for the July 2009 event

The following are the cabin assignments for the July 2009 event:

Area II: NPC / Plot
Area III: Alisandria Statehouse
Area IV: Kaladonia Statehouse
Area V: Dregamire Statehouse

IG, Pendarvin will be staying as a "guest" in the Baronial Manor, while repairs are being done on their statehouse.

Also IG, Darkheart Manor has been sold to the Barony, and has become the Armory (Again, for you veteran players!).  Because of the tight quarters, the Armory and the Trade Hall are in the same building, as labeled on the map.

Please plan your decorations accordingly!  Also, we highly encourage people to stay in the area that they are Vassaled to (or Nobility of).

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This will be repeated later, but parking at Daddy Allen is VERY tight.  There is a minimal "lot" but no open fields - because of this, we HIGHLY encourage people to carpool and reduce the number of cars at the event as much as possible.  When you do park, please do your best to keep it out of sight of the IG areas, and also park as tight as you can without blocking someone else in.  (Also, make sure you don't be a jerk and take up 2 spots, so other people can part, too.)

Please plan your decorations accordingly!  Also, we highly encourage people to stay in the area that they are Vassaled to (or Nobility of).

This is something I've been hearing about sort of in bits and snatches. Can I get a quick low-down on the whole "being a citizen/vassal" of a particular land thing? What it entails, is it required, how to pick a land, etc etc.

Being a vassal is really just performing duties for a lord or the baron in their specific lands. I think its mostly an in game decision for people and right now I don't think it carries a lot of weight its merely just a title. There is a small explanation in the rulebook under the barons manor section i believe.

It is definaty an In-Game question - something best found out through Role-Play.

Just out of curiosity, what becomes of the permanent altars and fonts in House Darkheart?

It is definaty an In-Game question - something best found out through Role-Play.

The details of it sure... but the basic concept strikes me as something that should be common knowledge enough that my character should already be at least somewhat aware of it (i.e. acceptable to learn out of game)