Last ActiveJan 10, 2013
BirthdayJan 1, 1970 (56 years old)
Next BirthdayJan 1, 2027 (64 days)
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Danger Ratio100%
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Lost7.89m
ISK Efficiency0%
Balance-7885230
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Between 1350 and 1450, Germany alone lost 40,000 towns.
Guards had to be posted on the gallows throughout the Rhineland, or villagers would cut down the corpses for food.
Social and political structures broke down, as people tried to figure out why God had abandoned them, and why neither priests nor kings could stop the world from sliding into ruin…
And into this already dismal period came the Black Death, a pandemic that would kill half the population of Europe.
Bubonic plague is a vector-borne disease, said to be spread over crops by A hooded figure with a scythe.
The angel of death.
"Finally, when there was a scarcity of gravediggers, the roofs were taken off the towers of the forts, the interiors filled with the corpses, and the roofs replaced…And after the plague had ceased, there was so much depravity and general licentiousness, that it seemed as though the disease had left only the most wicked.”
Guards had to be posted on the gallows throughout the Rhineland, or villagers would cut down the corpses for food.
Social and political structures broke down, as people tried to figure out why God had abandoned them, and why neither priests nor kings could stop the world from sliding into ruin…
And into this already dismal period came the Black Death, a pandemic that would kill half the population of Europe.
Bubonic plague is a vector-borne disease, said to be spread over crops by A hooded figure with a scythe.
The angel of death.
"Finally, when there was a scarcity of gravediggers, the roofs were taken off the towers of the forts, the interiors filled with the corpses, and the roofs replaced…And after the plague had ceased, there was so much depravity and general licentiousness, that it seemed as though the disease had left only the most wicked.”
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