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The Beeconomist Issue 1 |
Beekeeping legend, Beelia Keeper, brings Common bees back to the APICO islands! Apiarists all over excited for her return, and the future of Apiculture!
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The Beeconomist Issue 2 |
Renowned beekeeper, Beelia Keeper, is at it again! Forest bees at an all-time high! Pah that's nothing!!' - grumbled Beenjamin, local grumps and beekeeping star.
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The Beeconomist Issue 3 |
Third times the charm! Beelia Keeper single-handedly restores the Verge bee population. The Apicademy ain't got nothing on our Beelia' - exclaimed Skipper, resident scallywag.
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The Beeconomist Issue 4 |
Budding beekeeper, {PLAYER.NAME}, helps restore Uncommon bees into the wild! You never wrote about me when I did it!' - Beenjamin, local apiarist and known grumpy face.
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The Beeconomist Issue 5 |
Amateur beekeeper, {PLAYER.NAME}, is the talk of the town after having restored the Verdant bee. Tributes and warm welcomes pour in for the latest member of the apicultural community.
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The Beeconomist Issue 6 |
New kid on the block, {PLAYER.NAME}, demonstrates their natural talents by restoring the Vibrant bee. Oh, they grow up so fast!' cooed beloved local celebrity, Nana.
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The Beeconomist Issue 7 |
{PLAYER.NAME}, beloved rookie bee-wrangler, charms the community by restoring the secretive Drowsy bee. Whoops, I missed that one!' admitted one bashful beekeeping apprentice.
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The Beeconomist Issue 8 |
From droughters to bee-lievers: Misty bee population is on the rise - all thanks to {PLAYER.NAME}! We'll be... drowning in bees! Ho ho ho' - Skipper, failed comedian.
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The Beeconomist Issue 9 |
Living the dream: {PLAYER.NAME} releases substantial Dream bee population to the wild, stunning scholars and beekeepers alike! I grew up with {PLAYER.NAME}!' declared Beetrix, local carpenter.
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The Beeconomist Issue 10 |
Not just blowing smoke: Record numbers of Murky bees spotted in swamps - Apicademy warns against unprepared travel! Well, that's my holiday plans scuppered, ho ho!' - Skipper, self-described scallywag.
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The Beeconomist Issue 11 |
Fearless explorer, {PLAYER.NAME}, braves the foul waters of the Swamps and restores the Muggy bee! What do you mean FOUL waters?!' - hissed one disgruntled botanist.
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The Beeconomist Issue 12 |
Better light than never: Glowing bee population soars thanks to {PLAYER.NAME}! That's all well and good, but who's paying for all the blackout curtains, eh?' - scolded a sleep-deprived citizen.
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The Beeconomist Issue 13 |
Igneous is bliss: Apis Petra restored by efforts from amateur miner, {PLAYER.NAME}! Don't they eat houses? said Skipper, part-time village idiot.
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The Beeconomist Issue 14 |
Rising star, {PLAYER.NAME}, continues to impress by coaxing the rare Regal bee out of scarcity. The Queen politely declined our request for an interview.
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The Beeconomist Issue 15 |
We're in bees-ness now! Booming worker bee populations cause a spike in profit margins. Industry leaders praise efforts of local legend, {PLAYER.NAME}: 'They're alright in our books!'
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The Beeconomist Issue 16 |
Stubborn by name, abundant by nature: Avant-garde apiarist {PLAYER.NAME} coaxes the Stubborn bee from extinction. Spending the noisy hours in a protective cell? Honestly, same.' - said one local from behind a closed door.
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The Beeconomist Issue 17 |
The house swarming of the decade as {PLAYER.NAME} restores the Domesticated bee. What if we don't want a damn pet?' - Beenjamin, known party-pooper.
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The Beeconomist Issue 18 |
A force to bee reckoned with: archaeologist and beekeeper, {PLAYER.NAME}, breathes new life into the rare Hermit bee. Oh, but I'm so proud of them! That's my grandchild!!' - Nana, beloved local celebrity.
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The Beeconomist Issue 19 |
Hivemother confirmed! Widespread confusion amongst the scientific community as {PLAYER.NAME} restores Twilight bee. Blood pressure of local naysayer and killjoy Beenjamin said to be at an all-time high.
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The Beeconomist Issue 20 |
An ice day for beekeeping! Tundra residents rejoice as Frosty Bee numbers rise to record highs! I might even visit the Tundra now!' - Abbee, respected botanist and frigophobist.
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The Beeconomist Issue 21 |
Bright spark {PLAYER.NAME} has rekindled another species, with the Fiery bee making its triumphant return to the Tundra. Local fox and (EDITOR: Fred check this again) composer had this to say - '...'
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The Beeconomist Issue 22 |
Local legend and miracle worker, {PLAYER.NAME}, astounds all by restoring the previously extinct Jurassic bee. Preposterous! They're just an amateur!' - Anonymous, cranky.
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The Beeconomist Issue 23 |
Hive heavyweight, {PLAYER.NAME}, delights smithing community by restoring the Crystal bee - theorised source of Honeycore. Locals sighted the Blacksmith dancing wildly in the street.
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The Beeconomist Issue 24 |
In defiance of tradition, bold beekeeper {PLAYER.NAME} restores the Ancient bee, ending years of exclusive Apicademy ownership. A spokesperson declined to comment but advised '{PLAYER.NAME} would be hearing from their lawyers shortly.'
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The Beeconomist Issue 25 |
A fine day for apiculturists: {PLAYER.NAME} restores the Bohemian bee. They only drink the best! Ho ho - hic! My spirit bee!' - Skipper, amateur bon vivant.
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The Beeconomist Issue 26 |
Apicademy issues dire warning as maverick beekeeper, {PLAYER.NAME}, restores the Prolific bee. What have you done!' - Spokesperson, wild-eyed.
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The Beeconomist Issue 27 |
Introducing the Industrial Bee: {PLAYER.NAME} ushers in a new industrial age by improving upon the Worker Bee! They took our jobs!' - definitely not a swarm of bees in a trenchcoat.
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The Beeconomist Issue 28 |
Cult numbers are on the rise as the Chaotic Bee returns: {PLAYER.NAME} - hero or villain? It's just a bee, not the herald of the Ending Times!', scoffed a local sceptic.
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The Beeconomist Issue 29 |
Borderline supervillain, {PLAYER.NAME}, restores the Arctic Bee to the Tundra, raising concerns of an impending Ice Age. They stole my idea!' See inside for exclusive interview from wannabee local professor.
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The Beeconomist Issue 30 |
Baptism of fire: The Blazing Bee born again, thanks to {PLAYER.NAME}! This will change the way we live in the Tundra forever!' declare locals.
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The Beeconomist Issue 31 |
Noble prize: {PLAYER.NAME} discovers true heir to the throne and restores the Empress Bee. Royal spokesperson declares: 'There can only be one Queen!'
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The Beeconomist Issue 32 |
The Hives are alive - with the sound of the Melodic Bee! Local fox and (EDITOR: No, Fred, seriously, check this) composer had this to say - '...'
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The Beeconomist Issue 33 |
Amped Honeycore?! Legendary beekeeper, {PLAYER.NAME}, boosts cutting edge technology with the Lightning Bee. Amidst cackling laughter, Blacksmith Guild declares the beginning of a revolutionary new age!
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The Beeconomist Issue 34 |
Closer to God: {PLAYER.NAME} reintroduces the mythical Hallowed Bee to the Archipelago. I've sailed many seas and seen many marvellous things - but nothing like this! - Skipper.
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The Beeconomist Issue 35 |
Praise the Hivemother! The Sacred Bee has returned! Is {PLAYER.NAME} the Hivemother in disguise? See inside for exclusive, outrageous and unfounded speculation!
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The Beeconomist Issue 36 |
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