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| The first Premier of Trenchtown. An Earth Pony. The son of lowlands prospector Lucky Strike, he moved to Trench Town to work in the [[Trench Whale|whaling]] industry. Unfortunately, he found working conditions poor and the compensation of the whalers meager; the exploitation of the working class by the owners of the whaling companies offended his keen sense of social justice. He began organizing his fellow workers, and after the loss of over a dozen whalers in an accident on 17 Heat 3280, he initiated the general strike which snowballed into the Ponyist revolution in Trenchtown in 2280. | The first Premier of Trenchtown. An Earth Pony. The son of lowlands prospector Lucky Strike, he moved to Trench Town to work in the [[Trench Whale|whaling]] industry. Unfortunately, he found working conditions poor and the compensation of the whalers meager; the exploitation of the working class by the owners of the whaling companies offended his keen sense of social justice. He began organizing his fellow workers, and after the loss of over a dozen whalers in [[17 Heat Tragedy|an accident on 17 Heat 3280]], he initiated the general strike which snowballed into the Ponyist revolution in Trenchtown in 3280. |
Premier Wild Strike |
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Stallion |
Lived |
18 Harvesting 3253 AE - 3 Seeds 3329 |
Occupation |
Revolutionary |
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Trenchtown |
Tenure |
25 Fruits 3280-3 Seeds 3329 |
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Position Created |
Successor |
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Relatives of Wild Strike |
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Mother |
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Father |
Unknown |
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Commoner |
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The first Premier of Trenchtown. An Earth Pony. The son of lowlands prospector Lucky Strike, he moved to Trench Town to work in the whaling industry. Unfortunately, he found working conditions poor and the compensation of the whalers meager; the exploitation of the working class by the owners of the whaling companies offended his keen sense of social justice. He began organizing his fellow workers, and after the loss of over a dozen whalers in an accident on 17 Heat 3280, he initiated the general strike which snowballed into the Ponyist revolution in Trenchtown in 3280.