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A WORD FROM OUR EMPEROR

by Julian Augustus

Your ROMA family wishes you a very happy and healthy holiday season! Stay safe and, of course, IO SATURNALIA!
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THINGS TO DO IN ROMA

~~2009 ROMA SATURNALIA GIFT EXCHANGE INSTRUCTIONS~~


I. Come to the holiday tree in the middle of the Forum in ROMA.

II. Buy the gift box under the tree for L$0.

III. Buy the ROMA packing crate under the tree for L$0.

IV. Place a gift into the gift box.

V. Put the full giftbox into the packing crate.

VI. Inscribe your name in the *Description field of the packing crate.

VII. Drop the filled crate back on the Emperor Julian Augustus.


GIFT GUIDELINES:

* If purchased, please make it at least L$ 100 in value (more is appreciated).

* Self-made one of a kinds are also welcome!

* If it is clothes, please make them gender neutral.

* No copy items are best (so it's not just a cast-off from your inventory).

* No freebies.

* Keep the gift box modifyable so the recepient can unpack it. *IMPORTANT*

* Keep everything transferrable so the Emperor can pass it on. *IMPORTANT*

* The gift will be given anonymously, but the emperor will need to add your name to the recipient list so you get a gift in return.

* Also so you don't get your own gift back!


On the Divalia, the Roman winter solstice, which comes right after our Saturnalia festival, you will get a special gift in your inventory. This corresponds to 21 December. On the same date, the Emperor will also give a Torin Golding designed special gift to all participants in the gift exchange.

Julian Augustus
SPQR
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A WORD FROM OUR EMPEROR

by Julian Augustus

Salvete Citizens! I am proud to announce the inaugural issue of the ACTA ROMA. It will definitely become a welcome part of your experience in ROMA. The estate contains a lot of information and houses many active groups. The ACTA ROMA will pull together everything to keep you up to date with what is happening in the estate. If you would like to contribute to the ACTA, or become one of its reporters, or have an idea for a new feature, contact editor Spaciva Ivanova or ROMA Scribae magister William Gide. Valete!
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