The Peasant's Revolt of 2381

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The country of Dullodas has become a monopoly. It has control of every land. If you claim to be a Resistance member, you will be executed swiftly. The kingdom has superb soldiers, greedy for even more power. The Dull ocean surrounding the original empire of Dullodas has hurricanes and whirlpools surrounding the area of land.

 Who will stop the leaders?

 Who can help the outcasts?

And most importantly...

Who is up to the task?
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