379YE Autumn Equinox winds of war - Revision history

Twiggy at 14:11, 19 March 2026

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	The citadel of Urith Barath - a great wall of white granite and black stone quarried and built by slaves. Barbed black iron spikes, and the tattered banners of the chapters of Highguard adorn the walls. One great gate of blackened weirwood, and a field of sharpened stakes, scattered with waterlogged trenches. The walls are garrisoned by pitiless orc warriors, and over it all flies the banner of the stone toad.		The citadel of Urith Barath - a great wall of white granite and black stone quarried and built by slaves. Barbed black iron spikes, and the tattered banners of the chapters of Highguard adorn the walls. One great gate of blackened weirwood, and a field of sharpened stakes, scattered with waterlogged trenches. The walls are garrisoned by pitiless orc warriors, and over it all flies the banner of the stone toad.

	It is a terrifying sight, like a vision of some heathen underworld given flesh. Even without the miasma, the thought of assaulting the citadel would be a sobering one. The five armies draw up around the lower hills, over twenty-thousand Imperial troops .. many of them sick in body or spirit from their exposure to this accursed land where once the gardens of Highguard flourished.		It is a terrifying sight, like a vision of some heathen underworld given flesh. Even without the miasma, the thought of assaulting the citadel would be a sobering one. The five armies draw up around the lower hills, over twenty-thousand Imperial troops ... many of them sick in body or spirit from their exposure to this accursed land where once the gardens of Highguard flourished.

	The Valiant Pegasus lead the attack, supported by the Marchers, the Urizeni, and the League army with their Varushkan mercenaries. Perhaps this is how the Druj armies in Holberg felt, assaulting the walls of Holfried. The result is not catastrophically dissimilar. Between the Druj miasma of fear, and the rotting, festering magic of Spring, and the savage defence of the garrison of Urith Barath the Empire is thrown back time and again. Over the course of the first two months of the siege, maybe as many as fifteen-hundred Imperial troops are killed, or maimed, poisoned, or broken in spirit so that they simply cannot go on.		The Valiant Pegasus lead the attack, supported by the Marchers, the Urizeni, and the League army with their Varushkan mercenaries. Perhaps this is how the Druj armies in Holberg felt, assaulting the walls of Holfried. The result is not catastrophically dissimilar. Between the Druj miasma of fear, and the rotting, festering magic of Spring, and the savage defence of the garrison of Urith Barath the Empire is thrown back time and again. Over the course of the first two months of the siege, maybe as many as fifteen-hundred Imperial troops are killed, or maimed, poisoned, or broken in spirit so that they simply cannot go on.

Twiggy at 00:08, 19 March 2026

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	In Sermersuaq, in contrast it is the Empire that withdraws. The Thule, apparently trusting the Empire to keep its peace treaty, have advanced into the areas they have abandoned. The region of the Silver Peaks now belongs to the Thule - as do the [[ilium]]-producing [[Bourse#The_Stonefield_Ice_Caves\|Stonefield Ice Caves]].		In Sermersuaq, in contrast it is the Empire that withdraws. The Thule, apparently trusting the Empire to keep its peace treaty, have advanced into the areas they have abandoned. The region of the Silver Peaks now belongs to the Thule - as do the [[ilium]]-producing [[Bourse#The_Stonefield_Ice_Caves\|Stonefield Ice Caves]].
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	==The Fog of Peace==		==The Fog of Peace==

Twiggy at 01:13, 22 January 2026

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	Thanks to the [[Accept_Thule_peace_treaty\|peace treaty]] signed by the [[Senate]], there has been no more fighting between the Empire and the Thule. They have ceded two regions of Karsk to the Empire. Those regions are now effectively neutral, belonging to neither side. A campaign army could move into the regions and conquer them, potentially without resistance. The matter of the troops loyal to the third power in Karsk - to the [[Varushkan_Monsters#Sovereigns\|sovereign]] known as the Charnel Lord - still awaits resolution ... but that's something we can talk about later.		Thanks to the [[Accept_Thule_peace_treaty\|peace treaty]] signed by the [[Senate]], there has been no more fighting between the Empire and the Thule. They have ceded two regions of Karsk to the Empire. Those regions are now effectively neutral, belonging to neither side. A campaign army could move into the regions and conquer them, potentially without resistance. The matter of the troops loyal to the third power in Karsk - to the [[Varushkan_Monsters#Sovereigns\|sovereign]] known as the Charnel Lord - still awaits resolution ... but that's something we can talk about later.

	In Sermersuaq, in contrast it is the Empire that withdraws. The Thule, apparently trusting the Empire to keep its peace treaty, have advanced into the areas they have abandoned. The region of the Silver Peaks now belongs to the Thule - as do the [[ilium]]-producing [[~~Imperial_Bourse~~#The_Stonefield_Ice_Caves\|Stonefield Ice Caves]].		In Sermersuaq, in contrast it is the Empire that withdraws. The Thule, apparently trusting the Empire to keep its peace treaty, have advanced into the areas they have abandoned. The region of the Silver Peaks now belongs to the Thule - as do the [[ilium]]-producing [[Bourse#The_Stonefield_Ice_Caves\|Stonefield Ice Caves]].
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Matt: Text replacement - "[[Imperial Senate" to "[[Senate"

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Text replacement - "[[Imperial Senate" to "[[Senate"

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	===Game Information===		===Game Information===
	Thanks to the [[Accept_Thule_peace_treaty\|peace treaty]] signed by the [[~~Imperial~~ Senate]], there has been no more fighting between the Empire and the Thule. They have ceded two regions of Karsk to the Empire. Those regions are now effectively neutral, belonging to neither side. A campaign army could move into the regions and conquer them, potentially without resistance. The matter of the troops loyal to the third power in Karsk - to the [[Varushkan_Monsters#Sovereigns\|sovereign]] known as the Charnel Lord - still awaits resolution ... but that's something we can talk about later.		Thanks to the [[Accept_Thule_peace_treaty\|peace treaty]] signed by the [[Senate]], there has been no more fighting between the Empire and the Thule. They have ceded two regions of Karsk to the Empire. Those regions are now effectively neutral, belonging to neither side. A campaign army could move into the regions and conquer them, potentially without resistance. The matter of the troops loyal to the third power in Karsk - to the [[Varushkan_Monsters#Sovereigns\|sovereign]] known as the Charnel Lord - still awaits resolution ... but that's something we can talk about later.

	In Sermersuaq, in contrast it is the Empire that withdraws. The Thule, apparently trusting the Empire to keep its peace treaty, have advanced into the areas they have abandoned. The region of the Silver Peaks now belongs to the Thule - as do the [[ilium]]-producing [[Imperial_Bourse#The_Stonefield_Ice_Caves\|Stonefield Ice Caves]].		In Sermersuaq, in contrast it is the Empire that withdraws. The Thule, apparently trusting the Empire to keep its peace treaty, have advanced into the areas they have abandoned. The region of the Silver Peaks now belongs to the Thule - as do the [[ilium]]-producing [[Imperial_Bourse#The_Stonefield_Ice_Caves\|Stonefield Ice Caves]].

Twiggy at 17:57, 13 July 2025

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Hailmur: Text replacement - "Broceliande" to "Brocéliande"

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Text replacement - "Broceliande" to "Brocéliande"

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	===Game Information===		===Game Information===
	Holberg is still suffering the side effects of Druj magic even though the Druj themselves are gone. Navarr forces have pushed through the edges of the vallorn of ~~Broceliande~~ to secure the untainted region on the southern side of the territory and it is now in Imperial hands again. The business with the Barrens orcs is a lot less cut-and-dried. It seems they hoped to claim the Towers of the Dawn and Drycastle without significant opposition. Once they realised the inhabitants of the Dawnish estates, and the garrisons at the Towers, were prepared to defend their holdings, they soon backed off. Casualties are relatively few on both sides - but even so it is likely there will be diplomatic repercussions here. It is simply to early to say precisely what form they will take.		Holberg is still suffering the side effects of Druj magic even though the Druj themselves are gone. Navarr forces have pushed through the edges of the vallorn of Brocéliande to secure the untainted region on the southern side of the territory and it is now in Imperial hands again. The business with the Barrens orcs is a lot less cut-and-dried. It seems they hoped to claim the Towers of the Dawn and Drycastle without significant opposition. Once they realised the inhabitants of the Dawnish estates, and the garrisons at the Towers, were prepared to defend their holdings, they soon backed off. Casualties are relatively few on both sides - but even so it is likely there will be diplomatic repercussions here. It is simply to early to say precisely what form they will take.
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	==The Siege of Fort Mezudan==		==The Siege of Fort Mezudan==

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	There are Grendel in [[Feroz]] when the Imperial armies get there. Their navy, and the army it may or may not have been carrying, have headed South. Instead of a pitched battle against invading orcs, the Seventh Wave, the Tusks, and the Fire of the South spend a pleasant late Summer and early Autumn in sunny Feroz.		There are no Grendel in [[Feroz]] when the Imperial armies get there. Their navy, and the army it may or may not have been carrying, have headed South. Instead of a pitched battle against invading orcs, the Seventh Wave, the Tusks, and the Fire of the South spend a pleasant late Summer and early Autumn in sunny Feroz.

	The Golden Sun - with their [[Sing a sad song\|entourage of heralds]] in tow - spend the long Summer days and short Summer nights in [[Weirwater]] as guests at [[Weirwater#Spiral Castle\|Spiral Castle]]. Here they enjoy the many opportunities for diversion that the House de Cassilon has to offer. Including, but not limited to, a great deal of additional [[Casualties#Emergency_Resupply\|resupply]]. During the Autumn equinox, a new [[Castellan of Spiral Castle]] will be appointed - the first in over a decade. At the same time it is believed that a number of nobles from the estranged house will be travelling to Anvil to catch up on all the politics - and glory - they have missed during a decade behind their wall of magical mists.		The Golden Sun - with their [[Sing a sad song\|entourage of heralds]] in tow - spend the long Summer days and short Summer nights in [[Weirwater]] as guests at [[Weirwater#Spiral Castle\|Spiral Castle]]. Here they enjoy the many opportunities for diversion that the House de Cassilon has to offer. Including, but not limited to, a great deal of additional [[Casualties#Emergency_Resupply\|resupply]]. During the Autumn equinox, a new [[Castellan of Spiral Castle]] will be appointed - the first in over a decade. At the same time it is believed that a number of nobles from the estranged house will be travelling to Anvil to catch up on all the politics - and glory - they have missed during a decade behind their wall of magical mists.

Emmanovi: inclusive language

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	Thanks to the Druj [[Rivers Run Red\|sorcery]], even the smallest wound may fester gangrenously ... or become an invitation to maggots and flies to burrow under the skin and require amputation. Bad enough on a trek through the woodlands ... but on a battlefield?		Thanks to the Druj [[Rivers Run Red\|sorcery]], even the smallest wound may fester gangrenously ... or become an invitation to maggots and flies to burrow under the skin and require amputation. Bad enough on a trek through the woodlands ... but on a battlefield?

	Then there is the [[Druj miasma\|miasma]]. The Quiet Step and the Granite Pillar are gone, and new armies have taken their place. The [[Strong Reeds]] and the [[Bounders]], hearty ~~men and women~~ who think they understand a rough campaign. The [[Citadel Guard]], concealing their revulsion at the corrupted, corrupting war zone into which they have marched. The [[Wolves of War]], seasoned [[the League\|League]] troops [[Army_qualities#Mercenary\|supported]] by hard-bitten [[Varushka\|Varushkan]] [[Varushka_military_concerns\|wagon-raiders]] who have fought the [[Varushkan Monster#Wolves\|Wolves]] in Karsk and for whom a few orcs and a little bad weather hold no terrors.		Then there is the [[Druj miasma\|miasma]]. The Quiet Step and the Granite Pillar are gone, and new armies have taken their place. The [[Strong Reeds]] and the [[Bounders]], hearty soldiers who think they understand a rough campaign. The [[Citadel Guard]], concealing their revulsion at the corrupted, corrupting war zone into which they have marched. The [[Wolves of War]], seasoned [[the League\|League]] troops [[Army_qualities#Mercenary\|supported]] by hard-bitten [[Varushka\|Varushkan]] [[Varushka_military_concerns\|wagon-raiders]] who have fought the [[Varushkan Monster#Wolves\|Wolves]] in Karsk and for whom a few orcs and a little bad weather hold no terrors.

	By the time they reach the [[Valiant Pegasus]], sheltering in the ruins of [[Reikos#Haros_Water\|Haros]], they have been exposed to the Druj miasma for nearly a week. It is difficult to decide which has the more profound effect on these newcomers - the terrible crushing weight of the miasma, and the rain, and the dark magic ... or the soul-numbed state of the Highborn soldiers when they finally reach them.		By the time they reach the [[Valiant Pegasus]], sheltering in the ruins of [[Reikos#Haros_Water\|Haros]], they have been exposed to the Druj miasma for nearly a week. It is difficult to decide which has the more profound effect on these newcomers - the terrible crushing weight of the miasma, and the rain, and the dark magic ... or the soul-numbed state of the Highborn soldiers when they finally reach them.
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	A thousand corpses, animated and brought from Spiral, undone in less than a week, no longer suitable as hosts for the ravenous Winter spirits bound within them. Now unbound ... in a land where death reigns like a pagan king ... where the dead often lie unburied because there is nobody left to dig their graves ...		A thousand corpses, animated and brought from Spiral, undone in less than a week, no longer suitable as hosts for the ravenous Winter spirits bound within them. Now unbound ... in a land where death reigns like a pagan king ... where the dead often lie unburied because there is nobody left to dig their graves ...

	The first encounters with wild husks occur as the last major enclaves of Druj resistance are rooted out of Haros Water, and the five Imperial armies set their sights on the great citadel of Urith Barath ... of [[Reikos#High Chalcis\|High Chalcis]], as was. A few patrols report gaunt and ghoulish figures, some human, mostly orcs, engaged in unspeakable feasts. They flee in the face of armed ~~men and women~~ ... but then return to skulk in the shadows waiting for weakness to strike so they may feed. It is scant consolation, but engagements with these scattered gangs of baleful grues indicate they are physically very weak - and show signs of being consumed by the same fungal spores that riddled the dead flesh of their original hosts.		The first encounters with wild husks occur as the last major enclaves of Druj resistance are rooted out of Haros Water, and the five Imperial armies set their sights on the great citadel of Urith Barath ... of [[Reikos#High Chalcis\|High Chalcis]], as was. A few patrols report gaunt and ghoulish figures, some human, mostly orcs, engaged in unspeakable feasts. They flee in the face of armed warriors... but then return to skulk in the shadows waiting for weakness to strike so they may feed. It is scant consolation, but engagements with these scattered gangs of baleful grues indicate they are physically very weak - and show signs of being consumed by the same fungal spores that riddled the dead flesh of their original hosts.

	The road to High Chalcis is marked with horrors. Now and again, the scouts spy a slave encampment. Some are obviously abandoned - the bodies of the slaughtered slaves lying where they fell ... or shambling slowly around their pens ridden by Winter spirits ... these are horrible but easy enough to pass by. Even the wagon raiders accompanying the Wolves of War leave the slave camps untouched (and they are among some of the first to break into ruined or abandoned Druj positions during the slow advance westward).		The road to High Chalcis is marked with horrors. Now and again, the scouts spy a slave encampment. Some are obviously abandoned - the bodies of the slaughtered slaves lying where they fell ... or shambling slowly around their pens ridden by Winter spirits ... these are horrible but easy enough to pass by. Even the wagon raiders accompanying the Wolves of War leave the slave camps untouched (and they are among some of the first to break into ruined or abandoned Druj positions during the slow advance westward).

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	===Angry Ettercaps===		===Angry Ettercaps===
	At the same time, the [[Black Thorns]] leave the Empire for the Barrens. With the aid of the Great Forest ~~tribe~~, their army moves safely from [[The_Barrens#Dawnguard\|Dawnguard]] to [[The_Barrens#Murderdale\|Murderdale]], and into eastern [[Brocéliande\|Brocéliande]]. They skirt the edge of [[Brocéliande#Dark_Ranging\|Dark Ranging]] at speed, using all their skill to avoid direct confrontation with the vallornspawn that hold sway in those twisted woods. Their destination is [[Brocéliande#Elerael\|Elerael]], on the border with [[Reikos]]. They are quick - but not so quick that the [[Vallornspawn husk\|husks]], and the [[ettercap]], and the stranger horrors of the [[vallorn]] do not claim some of them. Too many perhaps.		At the same time, the [[Black Thorns]] leave the Empire for the Barrens. With the aid of the Orcs of the Great Forest, their army moves safely from [[The_Barrens#Dawnguard\|Dawnguard]] to [[The_Barrens#Murderdale\|Murderdale]], and into eastern [[Brocéliande\|Brocéliande]]. They skirt the edge of [[Brocéliande#Dark_Ranging\|Dark Ranging]] at speed, using all their skill to avoid direct confrontation with the vallornspawn that hold sway in those twisted woods. Their destination is [[Brocéliande#Elerael\|Elerael]], on the border with [[Reikos]]. They are quick - but not so quick that the [[Vallornspawn husk\|husks]], and the [[ettercap]], and the stranger horrors of the [[vallorn]] do not claim some of them. Too many perhaps.

	Yet news comes to the [[Navarr]] left behind, at [[Brocéliande#The_Broch\|the Broch]] and in [[Brocéliande#Boar's Dell\|Boar's Dell]], that they have reached their destination. A vicious engagement with insect abominations and a few scattered bands of Druj orcs follows, but by the start of the Autumn Equinox the Black Thorns have driven the invading beasts out of the southern forests. Without the anchors of spring magic to hold it, the miasma parts and recedes again. Elerael is safe - for now - but the Black Thorns are caught between the vallorn on two sides, the unknown dangers of the Great Forest at their back, and the sickness in Reikos to the south.		Yet news comes to the [[Navarr]] left behind, at [[Brocéliande#The_Broch\|the Broch]] and in [[Brocéliande#Boar's Dell\|Boar's Dell]], that they have reached their destination. A vicious engagement with insect abominations and a few scattered bands of Druj orcs follows, but by the start of the Autumn Equinox the Black Thorns have driven the invading beasts out of the southern forests. Without the anchors of spring magic to hold it, the miasma parts and recedes again. Elerael is safe - for now - but the Black Thorns are caught between the vallorn on two sides, the unknown dangers of the Great Forest at their back, and the sickness in Reikos to the south.

	===Angry Orcs===		===Angry Orcs===
	As to the orcs of the Barrens - the Black Wind, and the Great Forest, and their ~~allied tribes of~~ orcs and [[briar]] - they launch an attack of their own. When the Navarr have passed through the Barrens, perhaps as many as fifteen thousand orcs move against [[The Barrens#Dawnguard\|Drycastle]] and [[The_Barrens#Towers_of_the_Dawn\|the Towers of the Dawn]]. They advance cautiously, their attacks are sporadic and half-hearted and as soon as the encounter concerted resistance they fall back - confused. In each case, they command the [[Dawn\|Dawnish]] defenders to lay down their arms - it is clear they expected there to be no resistance. They talk of peace treaties, and seem surprised that their demands for the surrender of Imperial territory in the Barrens are ignored.		As to the orcs of the Barrens - the Black Wind, and the Great Forest, and their allies - both orcs and [[briar]] - they launch an attack of their own. When the Navarr have passed through the Barrens, perhaps as many as fifteen thousand orcs move against [[The Barrens#Dawnguard\|Drycastle]] and [[The_Barrens#Towers_of_the_Dawn\|the Towers of the Dawn]]. They advance cautiously, their attacks are sporadic and half-hearted and as soon as the encounter concerted resistance they fall back - confused. In each case, they command the [[Dawn\|Dawnish]] defenders to lay down their arms - it is clear they expected there to be no resistance. They talk of peace treaties, and seem surprised that their demands for the surrender of Imperial territory in the Barrens are ignored.

	The orcs withdraw in disarray, clearly angry. In the confusion, there are a few losses on both sides, and reports of pockets of vicious fighting between orc warriors and Dawnish knights enthusiastic for an opportunity to strike against their enemies under cover of the fog of war. The towers of the Dawn sustain minor damage, but there is no decisive engagement between the Barrens orcs and the Imperial defenders. Not yet, any way.		The orcs withdraw in disarray, clearly angry. In the confusion, there are a few losses on both sides, and reports of pockets of vicious fighting between orc warriors and Dawnish knights enthusiastic for an opportunity to strike against their enemies under cover of the fog of war. The towers of the Dawn sustain minor damage, but there is no decisive engagement between the Barrens orcs and the Imperial defenders. Not yet, any way.
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	As part of their treaty with the Empire, General Tiesto of the Hierro agreed to a strategy consolidating Lasambrian forces in Reinos to resist the Jotun. This strategy did not sit well with the chieftans of the smallest of the three Lasambrian clans. Called the "witch-clan", known even among the barbarians for their superstitious ways and suspicion of the Empire, the Naguerro control much of eastern Kalino. They have been desperately trying to resist the invasion of the Iron Confederacy from the south.		As part of their treaty with the Empire, General Tiesto of the Hierro agreed to a strategy consolidating Lasambrian forces in Reinos to resist the Jotun. This strategy did not sit well with the chieftans of the smallest of the three Lasambrian clans. Called the "witch-clan", known even among the barbarians for their superstitious ways and suspicion of the Empire, the Naguerro control much of eastern Kalino. They have been desperately trying to resist the invasion of the Iron Confederacy from the south.

	The Hierro demand to abandon Kalino proved utterly unacceptable to the Naguerro. They have ended their alliance with the Hierro and Corazón and recalled their remaining warriors to the southern hills to protect their homes. While the internal politics of the ~~tribes~~ of the Lasambrian Hills are murky at best to Imperial eyes, there is some evidence that the leaders of the Naguerro place some of blame for this perceived betrayal by their allies squarely at the feet of the treaty with the Empire.		The Hierro demand to abandon Kalino proved utterly unacceptable to the Naguerro. They have ended their alliance with the Hierro and Corazón and recalled their remaining warriors to the southern hills to protect their homes. While the internal politics of the nations of the Lasambrian Hills are murky at best to Imperial eyes, there is some evidence that the leaders of the Naguerro place some of blame for this perceived betrayal by their allies squarely at the feet of the treaty with the Empire.

	No Imperial forces are present in Kalino, but a few details regarding the campaign there have been pieced together from dispatches from Reinos, and the stories of Suranni merchants visiting the Brass Coast. Stories trickle into the Empire that the Naguerro and the Iron Confederacy are not the only forces with an interest in the conquest of Kalino.		No Imperial forces are present in Kalino, but a few details regarding the campaign there have been pieced together from dispatches from Reinos, and the stories of Suranni merchants visiting the Brass Coast. Stories trickle into the Empire that the Naguerro and the Iron Confederacy are not the only forces with an interest in the conquest of Kalino.

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	Thanks to the [[Accept_Thule_peace_treaty\|peace treaty]] signed by the [[Senate]], there has been no more fighting between the Empire and the Thule. They have ceded two regions of Karsk to the Empire. Those regions are now effectively neutral, belonging to neither side. A campaign army could move into the regions and conquer them, potentially without resistance. The matter of the troops loyal to the third power in Karsk - to the [[Varushkan_Monsters#Sovereigns\|sovereign]] known as the Charnel Lord - still awaits resolution ... but that's something we can talk about later.		Thanks to the [[Accept_Thule_peace_treaty\|peace treaty]] signed by the [[Senate]], there has been no more fighting between the Empire and the Thule. They have ceded two regions of Karsk to the Empire. Those regions are now effectively neutral, belonging to neither side. A campaign army could move into the regions and conquer them, potentially without resistance. The matter of the troops loyal to the third power in Karsk - to the [[Varushkan_Monsters#Sovereigns\|sovereign]] known as the Charnel Lord - still awaits resolution ... but that's something we can talk about later.

	In Sermersuaq, in contrast it is the Empire that withdraws. The Thule, apparently trusting the Empire to keep its peace treaty, have advanced into the areas they have abandoned. The region of the Silver Peaks now belongs to the Thule - as do the [[ilium]]-producing [[~~Imperial_Bourse~~#The_Stonefield_Ice_Caves\|Stonefield Ice Caves]].		In Sermersuaq, in contrast it is the Empire that withdraws. The Thule, apparently trusting the Empire to keep its peace treaty, have advanced into the areas they have abandoned. The region of the Silver Peaks now belongs to the Thule - as do the [[ilium]]-producing [[Bourse#The_Stonefield_Ice_Caves\|Stonefield Ice Caves]].
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