Rushmore - Revision history

>Qusmo: /* Club Football */ Fixed link to Copa de Campeones, removed "sporadic" reference, noted that the CdlP no longer exists.

2022-02-15T00:53:12Z

Club Football: Fixed link to Copa de Campeones, removed "sporadic" reference, noted that the CdlP no longer exists.

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>Qusmo: /* Club Football */ Fixed link to Copa de Campeones, removed "sporadic" reference, noted that the CdlP no longer exists.

2022-02-15T00:53:12Z

Club Football: Fixed link to Copa de Campeones, removed "sporadic" reference, noted that the CdlP no longer exists.

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	Eventually, however, a number of national leagues would emerge to render the region competitive once more. With four Champions’ Cup finals and two titles in seven seasons, [[Fontvielle Impact]] of the [[Valladar Liga-1\|Valladar Super League]] would establish themselves as comfortably the top-ranked club in the UICA rankings, while the [[Astrograthian First Division]] became the top-ranked league after [[Urbizania Wanderers]] took Champions’ Cup 43. Polarian side East Franz Athletic took the trophy five seasons earlier, league rivals FC Axel Heiburg the forty-forth, while the Impact’s 1-0 victory over SK Franz Josef City in the fortieth editon of the competition was its first ever all-Rushmori final. The [[West Zirconian National League]] and the [[Whirl Island Premier League]] remained relatively competitive, the former producing [[Globe Cup]] 33 winners Bradley Hornets. The depth of talent in the FPIFA Federation League was shown recently with three [[SBCC]] titles in four seasons, following an example set by the CMSC2 years earlier.		Eventually, however, a number of national leagues would emerge to render the region competitive once more. With four Champions’ Cup finals and two titles in seven seasons, [[Fontvielle Impact]] of the [[Valladar Liga-1\|Valladar Super League]] would establish themselves as comfortably the top-ranked club in the UICA rankings, while the [[Astrograthian First Division]] became the top-ranked league after [[Urbizania Wanderers]] took Champions’ Cup 43. Polarian side East Franz Athletic took the trophy five seasons earlier, league rivals FC Axel Heiburg the forty-forth, while the Impact’s 1-0 victory over SK Franz Josef City in the fortieth editon of the competition was its first ever all-Rushmori final. The [[West Zirconian National League]] and the [[Whirl Island Premier League]] remained relatively competitive, the former producing [[Globe Cup]] 33 winners Bradley Hornets. The depth of talent in the FPIFA Federation League was shown recently with three [[SBCC]] titles in four seasons, following an example set by the CMSC2 years earlier.

	The modern rebirth of Rushmori club football was also certainly assisted by the creation of the ~~sporadically held~~ [[Copa de Campeones]] and, beneath it, the Copa de los ~~Principes~~.		The modern rebirth of Rushmori club football was also certainly assisted by the creation of the [[Rushmore Copa de Campeones\|Copa de Campeones]] and, beneath it, the now-defunct Copa de los Príncipes.

	===Rugby===		===Rugby===

>Valladares: /* Club Football */

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Club Football

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>Valladares: /* Club Football */

2020-10-16T22:22:25Z

Club Football

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	The Sargossans just as quickly dropped it again and Rushmore struggled for a short time for competitiveness. Experiments were made in unifying local divisions, with Nethertopian giants [[NAPPC]] and [[Tenderville United]] leaving the CMSC system in which they had thrived to join the short-lived [[Rushmore Overseas Football League]]; Malak and Virabi sides leading the establishment of the South Rushmori Premier Division before joining with a number of Goose Coast clubs to form the equally short-lived Unity League. Pasargian and Pocoan sides formed the Liga de Fuego, the latter having previously been part of the somewhat anachronistically named East Rushmore Premier League before being replaced by Sargossan outfits. In the Liga de Fuego, that is, not the ERPL. It was a confusing time.		The Sargossans just as quickly dropped it again and Rushmore struggled for a short time for competitiveness. Experiments were made in unifying local divisions, with Nethertopian giants [[NAPPC]] and [[Tenderville United]] leaving the CMSC system in which they had thrived to join the short-lived [[Rushmore Overseas Football League]]; Malak and Virabi sides leading the establishment of the South Rushmori Premier Division before joining with a number of Goose Coast clubs to form the equally short-lived Unity League. Pasargian and Pocoan sides formed the Liga de Fuego, the latter having previously been part of the somewhat anachronistically named East Rushmore Premier League before being replaced by Sargossan outfits. In the Liga de Fuego, that is, not the ERPL. It was a confusing time.

	Eventually, however, a number of national leagues would emerge to render the region competitive once more. With four Champions’ Cup finals and two titles in seven seasons, [[Fontvielle Impact]] of the [[Valladar Super League]] would establish themselves as comfortably the top-ranked club in the UICA rankings, while the [[Astrograthian First Division]] became the top-ranked league after [[Urbizania Wanderers]] took Champions’ Cup 43. Polarian side East Franz Athletic took the trophy five seasons earlier, league rivals FC Axel Heiburg the forty-forth, while the Impact’s 1-0 victory over SK Franz Josef City in the fortieth editon of the competition was its first ever all-Rushmori final. The [[West Zirconian National League]] and the [[Whirl Island Premier League]] remained relatively competitive, the former producing [[Globe Cup]] 33 winners Bradley Hornets. The depth of talent in the FPIFA Federation League was shown recently with three [[SBCC]] titles in four seasons, following an example set by the CMSC2 years earlier.		Eventually, however, a number of national leagues would emerge to render the region competitive once more. With four Champions’ Cup finals and two titles in seven seasons, [[Fontvielle Impact]] of the [[Valladar Liga-1\|Valladar Super League]] would establish themselves as comfortably the top-ranked club in the UICA rankings, while the [[Astrograthian First Division]] became the top-ranked league after [[Urbizania Wanderers]] took Champions’ Cup 43. Polarian side East Franz Athletic took the trophy five seasons earlier, league rivals FC Axel Heiburg the forty-forth, while the Impact’s 1-0 victory over SK Franz Josef City in the fortieth editon of the competition was its first ever all-Rushmori final. The [[West Zirconian National League]] and the [[Whirl Island Premier League]] remained relatively competitive, the former producing [[Globe Cup]] 33 winners Bradley Hornets. The depth of talent in the FPIFA Federation League was shown recently with three [[SBCC]] titles in four seasons, following an example set by the CMSC2 years earlier.

	The modern rebirth of Rushmori club football was also certainly assisted by the creation of the sporadically held [[Copa de Campeones]] and, beneath it, the Copa de los Principes.		The modern rebirth of Rushmori club football was also certainly assisted by the creation of the sporadically held [[Copa de Campeones]] and, beneath it, the Copa de los Principes.

>Astograth: Map

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Map

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>Astograth: Map

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Map

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>The Weaver of Dreams: /* Media */

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Media

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>The Weaver of Dreams: /* Media */

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Media

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	* ''Nieuwe Antwerp Dagblad'' (Nieuwe Sleeswijk)		* ''Nieuwe Antwerp Dagblad'' (Nieuwe Sleeswijk)
	* ''Paradisian Times'' (Boring Paradise)		* ''Paradisian Times'' (Boring Paradise)
			* ''Port Rhovanyon Chronicle'' (Tikariot)
	* ''The Rumiatzi Sentinel'' (Astograth)		* ''The Rumiatzi Sentinel'' (Astograth)
	* ''St-Simeon Post'' (Sicoutimont)		* ''St-Simeon Post'' (Sicoutimont)

123.243.232.48: /* Media */

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Media

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123.243.232.48: /* Media */

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Media

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	* ''The Vonghurst Star'' (Virabia)		* ''The Vonghurst Star'' (Virabia)
	* ''X Island Inquirer'' (Taeshan)		* ''X Island Inquirer'' (Taeshan)
			* ''The Herald'' (Nephara; formerly ''Brinemouth Herald'')

	==Religion==		==Religion==