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	The Senate approved several of the commissions offered here. They [[Construct_Harps_of_Astolat\|agreed to construct]] the [[Astolat#The_Harps_of_Astolat\|Harps of Astolat]] with construction due to be completed shortly before the Spring Equinox 382YE. They accepted the aid of King Adamant to [[Construct_Gate_in_Semmerholm\|construct the Gate]] and work has already begun on the ''Adamant Gate'' as it is being referred to. The [[Construct_Rose_Towers\|construction of the Rose Towers]] was commissioned by Sandro Visconti di Sarvos, a [[Bearer of an Imperial Wayleave]], albeit with a modification to their method of appointment; the decision would lie with [[the Throne]].		The Senate approved several of the commissions offered here. They [[Construct_Harps_of_Astolat\|agreed to construct]] the [[Astolat#The_Harps_of_Astolat\|Harps of Astolat]] with construction due to be completed shortly before the Spring Equinox 382YE. They accepted the aid of King Adamant to [[Construct_Gate_in_Semmerholm\|construct the Gate]] and work has already begun on the ''Adamant Gate'' as it is being referred to. The [[Construct_Rose_Towers\|construction of the Rose Towers]] was commissioned by Sandro Visconti di Sarvos, a [[Bearer of an Imperial Wayleave]], albeit with a modification to their method of appointment; the decision would lie with [[the Throne]].

	~~There has been no movement on the~~ Golden Causeway~~, but that commission continues to be available at~~ the ~~current time~~.		The Golden Causeway was [[Construct_Golden_Causeway\|constructed]] shortly before the Summer Solstice 382YE.

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	A great Dawnish [[troubadour]] once said that "''adversity breeds greatness''". Any crisis that holds the potential for true calamity contains within it the potential for [[glory]] in equal and opposite measure. The invasion of Dawn by the Druj is just such a moment - a chance for the Dawnish to show their mettle to the world. To let everyone see exactly how the nation of glory faces its enemies.		A great Dawnish [[troubadour]] once said that "''adversity breeds greatness''". Any crisis that holds the potential for true calamity contains within it the potential for [[glory]] in equal and opposite measure. The invasion of Dawn by the Druj is just such a moment - a chance for the Dawnish to show their mettle to the world. To let everyone see exactly how the nation of glory faces its enemies.

	And so the Dawnish rallied their [[Army\|armies]] and marched across the Empire to face the Druj threat. To teach these barbarians a lesson, to remind them ''why'' Dawn has never lost a territory. [[Earl#Enchanters\|Enchanters]] and [[Weaver_cabal\|weavers]] swelled their ranks with [[Knights of Glory\|knights drawn from the Summer ~~Realm~~]], while their diplomats and [[advocate\|advocates]] rallied the allies that stood ready to fight with them.		And so the Dawnish rallied their [[Army\|armies]] and marched across the Empire to face the Druj threat. To teach these barbarians a lesson, to remind them ''why'' Dawn has never lost a territory. [[Earl#Enchanters\|Enchanters]] and [[Weaver_cabal\|weavers]] swelled their ranks with [[Knights of Glory\|knights drawn from the Summer realm]], while their diplomats and [[advocate\|advocates]] rallied the allies that stood ready to fight with them.

	For months they [[381YE_Winter_Solstice_winds_of_war#Where_All_Roads_Meet\|waged a bitter campaign]] against the invaders, hurling themselves against the enemy. The losses were terrible, but they did not falter. They did not stop to count the cost but focused only on victory - on glory. The hateful Druj countered with everything they had, but it was not enough. In a single glorious season, Dawn has reconquered almost everything that had been lost.		For months they [[381YE_Winter_Solstice_winds_of_war#Where_All_Roads_Meet\|waged a bitter campaign]] against the invaders, hurling themselves against the enemy. The losses were terrible, but they did not falter. They did not stop to count the cost but focused only on victory - on glory. The hateful Druj countered with everything they had, but it was not enough. In a single glorious season, Dawn has reconquered almost everything that had been lost.
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	Just as they dealt with the shambling horrors out of [[Varushka]] that sought to conquer [[Weirwater]], the Dawnish people routed the Druj and saved Semmerholm. The Druj are defeated, but they are not yet broken - even so the scale and the nature of this extraordinary Dawnish victory has caused an outpouring of patriotic fervour that is unprecedented in recent times. Since [[The_Barrens#Dawnguard\|Dawnguard]] [[381YE_Summer_Solstice_winds_of_war#Occupation_.28Dawnguard.29\|fell]], the [[Yeofolk of Dawn\|yeomanry]] have been riven with uncertainty; now that confusion is at an end. Nobody in Dawn doubts for one second that the Druj are going to be driven from Semmerholm, and then from Dawnguard, and then from the Barrens and then - perhaps - from existence entirely. As a result there are a number of unique [[opportunity\|opportunities]] to channel that raw enthusiasm and put it in service to the glory of Dawn.		Just as they dealt with the shambling horrors out of [[Varushka]] that sought to conquer [[Weirwater]], the Dawnish people routed the Druj and saved Semmerholm. The Druj are defeated, but they are not yet broken - even so the scale and the nature of this extraordinary Dawnish victory has caused an outpouring of patriotic fervour that is unprecedented in recent times. Since [[The_Barrens#Dawnguard\|Dawnguard]] [[381YE_Summer_Solstice_winds_of_war#Occupation_.28Dawnguard.29\|fell]], the [[Yeofolk of Dawn\|yeomanry]] have been riven with uncertainty; now that confusion is at an end. Nobody in Dawn doubts for one second that the Druj are going to be driven from Semmerholm, and then from Dawnguard, and then from the Barrens and then - perhaps - from existence entirely. As a result there are a number of unique [[opportunity\|opportunities]] to channel that raw enthusiasm and put it in service to the glory of Dawn.

	The people of Dawn are not the only ones impressed by the ferocity of this victory over the Druj. The nobility of the Summer ~~Realm~~, the traditional allies of powerful Dawnish enchanters, have let it be known that they are well pleased at the victories won by their cousins. And there too hangs an opportunity.		The people of Dawn are not the only ones impressed by the ferocity of this victory over the Druj. The nobility of the Summer realm, the traditional allies of powerful Dawnish enchanters, have let it be known that they are well pleased at the victories won by their cousins. And there too hangs an opportunity.
	==For the Glory of Dawn==		==For the Glory of Dawn==
	<div style="float:right; width: 450px;"><quote by="The Semmerholm Spirit, Dread Princess Orlene Ossienee">		<div style="float:right; width: 450px;"><quote by="The Semmerholm Spirit, Dread Princess Orlene Ossienee">
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	==The Promise of Summer==		==The Promise of Summer==
	The lords and ladies of the Summer ~~Realm~~ have indicated to those enchanters who have spoken with them that they are every bit as impressed by the victory in Semmerholm as their mortal counterparts in Dawn. Two eternals in particular, [[Eleonaris\|Queen Eleonaris]] and [[Adamant\|King Adamant]], have been swept up by the fervour of the triumph and are determined not to be outdone by the Dawnish plans to mark the occasion.		The lords and ladies of the Summer realm have indicated to those enchanters who have spoken with them that they are every bit as impressed by the victory in Semmerholm as their mortal counterparts in Dawn. Two eternals in particular, [[Eleonaris\|Queen Eleonaris]] and [[Adamant\|King Adamant]], have been swept up by the fervour of the triumph and are determined not to be outdone by the Dawnish plans to mark the occasion.

	===A Gate of Adamant===		===A Gate of Adamant===

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	A great Dawnish [[troubadour]] once said that "''adversity breeds greatness''". Any crisis that holds the potential for true calamity contains within it the potential for [[glory]] in equal and opposite measure. The invasion of Dawn by the Druj is just such a moment - a chance for the Dawnish to show their mettle to the world. To let everyone see exactly how the nation of glory faces its enemies.		A great Dawnish [[troubadour]] once said that "''adversity breeds greatness''". Any crisis that holds the potential for true calamity contains within it the potential for [[glory]] in equal and opposite measure. The invasion of Dawn by the Druj is just such a moment - a chance for the Dawnish to show their mettle to the world. To let everyone see exactly how the nation of glory faces its enemies.

	And so the Dawnish rallied their [[~~Imperial army~~\|armies]] and marched across the Empire to face the Druj threat. To teach these barbarians a lesson, to remind them ''why'' Dawn has never lost a territory. [[Earl#Enchanters\|Enchanters]] and [[Weaver_cabal\|weavers]] swelled their ranks with [[Knights of Glory\|knights drawn from the Summer Realm]], while their diplomats and [[advocate\|advocates]] rallied the allies that stood ready to fight with them.		And so the Dawnish rallied their [[Army\|armies]] and marched across the Empire to face the Druj threat. To teach these barbarians a lesson, to remind them ''why'' Dawn has never lost a territory. [[Earl#Enchanters\|Enchanters]] and [[Weaver_cabal\|weavers]] swelled their ranks with [[Knights of Glory\|knights drawn from the Summer Realm]], while their diplomats and [[advocate\|advocates]] rallied the allies that stood ready to fight with them.

	For months they [[381YE_Winter_Solstice_winds_of_war#Where_All_Roads_Meet\|waged a bitter campaign]] against the invaders, hurling themselves against the enemy. The losses were terrible, but they did not falter. They did not stop to count the cost but focused only on victory - on glory. The hateful Druj countered with everything they had, but it was not enough. In a single glorious season, Dawn has reconquered almost everything that had been lost.		For months they [[381YE_Winter_Solstice_winds_of_war#Where_All_Roads_Meet\|waged a bitter campaign]] against the invaders, hurling themselves against the enemy. The losses were terrible, but they did not falter. They did not stop to count the cost but focused only on victory - on glory. The hateful Druj countered with everything they had, but it was not enough. In a single glorious season, Dawn has reconquered almost everything that had been lost.

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	If such a great construction cannot be realised, then Adamant will be disappointed but not offended. If they simply rebuild the Gate to the same size and proportions that it previously occupied then it would need 80 wains of white granite and they will need Imperial civil servants to help oversee the work (so it will count against the Empire's maximum commissions) but Adamant will still send his ''koboldi'' to carry out the work, so no money will be needed for the commission to pay any workers.		If such a great construction cannot be realised, then Adamant will be disappointed but not offended. If they simply rebuild the Gate to the same size and proportions that it previously occupied then it would need 80 wains of white granite and they will need Imperial civil servants to help oversee the work (so it will count against the Empire's maximum commissions) but Adamant will still send his ''koboldi'' to carry out the work, so no money will be needed for the commission to pay any workers.

	The only potential drawback to taking advantage of one of these opportunities would be that if the [[~~Imperial~~ Conclave]] were to [[declaration\|declare]] Adamant an [[Amity and enmity#Enmity\|enemy of the Empire]] for any reason before the fortification was completed, the ''koboldi'' would be unable (and unwilling) to continue working and the remaining work would need to be done with paid labour, and at the standard speed.		The only potential drawback to taking advantage of one of these opportunities would be that if the [[Conclave]] were to [[declaration\|declare]] Adamant an [[Amity and enmity#Enmity\|enemy of the Empire]] for any reason before the fortification was completed, the ''koboldi'' would be unable (and unwilling) to continue working and the remaining work would need to be done with paid labour, and at the standard speed.

	Either opportunity would have the [[Fortification#Costs\|usual upkeep]] for a fortification of its size.		Either opportunity would have the [[Fortification#Costs\|usual upkeep]] for a fortification of its size.

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	Caradoc's plans make brilliant use of the existing minor defences [[Fortify_multiple_towns\|commissioned by the Senate if 377YE]], but rather than complete the work to create a cumbersome [[fortification]], Caradoc chose to completely re-purpose them to create a series of beautiful towers. Each tower will contain countervailing stairs laid out so that it is possible to ascend by one stair well and then descend by the other. The walls will then decorated with a set of tapestries, each depicting scenes of Dawnish triumph from the recent Semmerholm campaign. In this way, a hearty individual strong enough to climb and descend each tower in turn might revisit the story of the entire campaign in the course of their journey.		Caradoc's plans make brilliant use of the existing minor defences [[Fortify_multiple_towns\|commissioned by the Senate if 377YE]], but rather than complete the work to create a cumbersome [[fortification]], Caradoc chose to completely re-purpose them to create a series of beautiful towers. Each tower will contain countervailing stairs laid out so that it is possible to ascend by one stair well and then descend by the other. The walls will then decorated with a set of tapestries, each depicting scenes of Dawnish triumph from the recent Semmerholm campaign. In this way, a hearty individual strong enough to climb and descend each tower in turn might revisit the story of the entire campaign in the course of their journey.

	To create such a monument to Dawnish glory would require a suitable [[commission]] be approved by the [[~~Imperial~~ Senate]] or else announced using a [[Bearer_of_an_Imperial_Wayleave\|wayleave]]. The construction would require 15 wains of white granite and 30 crowns and would replace the very minor benefits provided by the existing defences.		To create such a monument to Dawnish glory would require a suitable [[commission]] be approved by the [[Senate]] or else announced using a [[Bearer_of_an_Imperial_Wayleave\|wayleave]]. The construction would require 15 wains of white granite and 30 crowns and would replace the very minor benefits provided by the existing defences.

	When completed the towers would become a singular marvel, a testament to the Dawnish accomplishment. An [[Imperial title]] would be created - The ''Rose of Lacuve'' as Caradoc has suggested - with [[New_Imperial_titles#Custodian\|custodianship]] of this place of pilgrimage. Appointed by the Dawnish [[Assembly#The_National_Assemblies\|national assembly]], they would receive 12 doses of liao and 24 votes in the Synod in perpetuity.		When completed the towers would become a singular marvel, a testament to the Dawnish accomplishment. An [[Imperial title]] would be created - The ''Rose of Lacuve'' as Caradoc has suggested - with [[New_Imperial_titles#Custodian\|custodianship]] of this place of pilgrimage. Appointed by the Dawnish [[Assembly#The_National_Assemblies\|national assembly]], they would receive 12 doses of liao and 24 votes in the Synod in perpetuity.
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	===A Gate of Adamant===		===A Gate of Adamant===
	* '''King Adamant wishes to see the Gate rebuilt - preferably bigger and more durable than before'''		* '''King Adamant wishes to see the Gate rebuilt - preferably bigger and more durable than before'''
	King Adamant delights in large stone structures and has been moved to wroth by the destruction of [[Semmerholm#The_Gate_.28Ruined.29\|the Gate]]. Via his ''koboldi'', he has let it be known that he is keen to see the great [[fortification]] rebuilt, only bigger and more impressive than ever. To this end he has asked the Dawnish to work with him on the construction of a new Gate, one he claims would be ''unbreakable''. The vast structure would be a huge undertaking, the [[commission]] would need to be approved by the [[~~Imperial~~ Senate]], and it would require 160 wains of White Granite - but it would not count against the normal Senate limits for the number of commissions and there would be no cost for workers. Adamant is incapable of providing Dawn with the necessary building materials, but he has no trouble providing all the skills and expertise needed as well as a veritable army of ''koboldi'' to carry out the construction work.		King Adamant delights in large stone structures and has been moved to wroth by the destruction of [[Semmerholm#The_Gate_.28Ruined.29\|the Gate]]. Via his ''koboldi'', he has let it be known that he is keen to see the great [[fortification]] rebuilt, only bigger and more impressive than ever. To this end he has asked the Dawnish to work with him on the construction of a new Gate, one he claims would be ''unbreakable''. The vast structure would be a huge undertaking, the [[commission]] would need to be approved by the [[Senate]], and it would require 160 wains of White Granite - but it would not count against the normal Senate limits for the number of commissions and there would be no cost for workers. Adamant is incapable of providing Dawn with the necessary building materials, but he has no trouble providing all the skills and expertise needed as well as a veritable army of ''koboldi'' to carry out the construction work.

	Adamant insists that if Dawn are prepared to create this great fortification then it will be ''unbreakable'' - though he refuses to elaborate on what that means - and that with the aid of his servants it could be completed within a year (although no other method of speeding production would be effective).		Adamant insists that if Dawn are prepared to create this great fortification then it will be ''unbreakable'' - though he refuses to elaborate on what that means - and that with the aid of his servants it could be completed within a year (although no other method of speeding production would be effective).

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	To create such a monument to Dawnish glory would require a suitable [[commission]] be approved by the [[Imperial Senate]] or else announced using a [[Bearer_of_an_Imperial_Wayleave\|wayleave]]. The construction would require 15 wains of white granite and 30 crowns and would replace the very minor benefits provided by the existing defences.		To create such a monument to Dawnish glory would require a suitable [[commission]] be approved by the [[Imperial Senate]] or else announced using a [[Bearer_of_an_Imperial_Wayleave\|wayleave]]. The construction would require 15 wains of white granite and 30 crowns and would replace the very minor benefits provided by the existing defences.

	When completed the towers would become a singular marvel, a testament to the Dawnish accomplishment. An [[Imperial title]] would be created - The ''Rose of Lacuve'' as Caradoc has suggested - with [[New_Imperial_titles#Custodian\|custodianship]] of this place of ~~pilgrmage~~. Appointed by the Dawnish [[Assembly#The_National_Assemblies\|national assembly]], they would receive 12 doses of liao and 24 votes in the Synod in perpetuity.		When completed the towers would become a singular marvel, a testament to the Dawnish accomplishment. An [[Imperial title]] would be created - The ''Rose of Lacuve'' as Caradoc has suggested - with [[New_Imperial_titles#Custodian\|custodianship]] of this place of pilgrimage. Appointed by the Dawnish [[Assembly#The_National_Assemblies\|national assembly]], they would receive 12 doses of liao and 24 votes in the Synod in perpetuity.

	===The Harps of Astolat===		===The Harps of Astolat===

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	[[Category:Winds of Fortune]][[Category:381YE]][[Category:Recent History]]		[[Category:Winds of Fortune]][[Category:381YE Winter]][[Category:Recent History]]
	<ic>Pelleas stared at the float willing it to move. He wished he could do magic - then he could use it to catch fish for sure. Instead he was stuck here, ''fishing''. Stupid float. Stupid bait. Stupid fish.		<ic>Pelleas stared at the float willing it to move. He wished he could do magic - then he could use it to catch fish for sure. Instead he was stuck here, ''fishing''. Stupid float. Stupid bait. Stupid fish.

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	[[Category:Winds of Fortune]][[Category:381YE]][[Category:Recent History~~]][[Category: Winter Solstice 381YE~~]]		[[Category:Winds of Fortune]][[Category:381YE]][[Category:Recent History]]
	<ic>Pelleas stared at the float willing it to move. He wished he could do magic - then he could use it to catch fish for sure. Instead he was stuck here, ''fishing''. Stupid float. Stupid bait. Stupid fish.		<ic>Pelleas stared at the float willing it to move. He wished he could do magic - then he could use it to catch fish for sure. Instead he was stuck here, ''fishing''. Stupid float. Stupid bait. Stupid fish.

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	==Overview==		==Overview==
	Last season, having completed their conquest of [[the Barrens]], the [[Druj]] struck deep into [[Semmerholm]]. They conquered [[Semmerholm#Axmure\|Axmure]] and [[Semmerholm#The_Gate_.28Ruined.29\|destroyed the Gate]]. With the [[fortification]] gone, the Druj were certain to press the advantage, and the nation collectively held ~~it's~~ breath as the fate of Semmerholm hung in the balance. [[Dawn]] has never lost a territory to the barbarians - was this the moment that proud boast would fail?		Last season, having completed their conquest of [[the Barrens]], the [[Druj]] struck deep into [[Semmerholm]]. They conquered [[Semmerholm#Axmure\|Axmure]] and [[Semmerholm#The_Gate_.28Ruined.29\|destroyed the Gate]]. With the [[fortification]] gone, the Druj were certain to press the advantage, and the nation collectively held its breath as the fate of Semmerholm hung in the balance. [[Dawn]] has never lost a territory to the barbarians - was this the moment that proud boast would fail?

	A great Dawnish [[troubadour]] once said that "''adversity breeds greatness''". Any crisis that holds the potential for true calamity contains within it the potential for [[glory]] in equal and opposite measure. The invasion of Dawn by the Druj is just such a moment - a chance for the Dawnish to show their mettle to the world. To let everyone see exactly how the nation of glory faces its enemies.		A great Dawnish [[troubadour]] once said that "''adversity breeds greatness''". Any crisis that holds the potential for true calamity contains within it the potential for [[glory]] in equal and opposite measure. The invasion of Dawn by the Druj is just such a moment - a chance for the Dawnish to show their mettle to the world. To let everyone see exactly how the nation of glory faces its enemies.

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	For months they [[381YE_Winter_Solstice_winds_of_war#Where_All_Roads_Meet\|waged a bitter campaign]] against the invaders, hurling themselves against the enemy. The losses were terrible, but they did not falter. They did not stop to count the cost but focused only on victory - on glory. The hateful Druj countered with everything they had, but it was not enough. In a single glorious season, Dawn has reconquered almost everything that had been lost.		For months they [[381YE_Winter_Solstice_winds_of_war#Where_All_Roads_Meet\|waged a bitter campaign]] against the invaders, hurling themselves against the enemy. The losses were terrible, but they did not falter. They did not stop to count the cost but focused only on victory - on glory. The hateful Druj countered with everything they had, but it was not enough. In a single glorious season, Dawn has reconquered almost everything that had been lost.

	Just as they dealt with the shambling horrors out of [[Varushka]] that sought to conquer [[Weirwater]], the Dawnish people routed the Druj and saved Semmerholm. The Druj are defeated, but they are not yet broken - even so the scale and the nature of this extraordinary Dawnish victory has caused an outpouring of patriotic fervour that is unprecedented in recent times. Since [[The_Barrens#Dawnguard\|Dawnguard]] [[381YE_Summer_Solstice_winds_of_war#Occupation_.28Dawnguard.29\|fell]], the [[~~Yeoman~~ of Dawn\|yeomanry]] have been riven with uncertainty; now that confusion is at an end. Nobody in Dawn doubts for one second that the Druj are going to be driven from Semmerholm, and then from Dawnguard, and then from the Barrens and then - perhaps - from existence entirely. As a result there are a number of unique [[opportunity\|opportunities]] to channel that raw enthusiasm and put it in service to the glory of Dawn.		Just as they dealt with the shambling horrors out of [[Varushka]] that sought to conquer [[Weirwater]], the Dawnish people routed the Druj and saved Semmerholm. The Druj are defeated, but they are not yet broken - even so the scale and the nature of this extraordinary Dawnish victory has caused an outpouring of patriotic fervour that is unprecedented in recent times. Since [[The_Barrens#Dawnguard\|Dawnguard]] [[381YE_Summer_Solstice_winds_of_war#Occupation_.28Dawnguard.29\|fell]], the [[Yeofolk of Dawn\|yeomanry]] have been riven with uncertainty; now that confusion is at an end. Nobody in Dawn doubts for one second that the Druj are going to be driven from Semmerholm, and then from Dawnguard, and then from the Barrens and then - perhaps - from existence entirely. As a result there are a number of unique [[opportunity\|opportunities]] to channel that raw enthusiasm and put it in service to the glory of Dawn.

	The people of Dawn are not the only ones impressed by the ferocity of this victory over the Druj. The nobility of the Summer Realm, the traditional allies of powerful Dawnish enchanters, have let it be known that they are well pleased at the victories won by their cousins. And there too hangs an opportunity.		The people of Dawn are not the only ones impressed by the ferocity of this victory over the Druj. The nobility of the Summer Realm, the traditional allies of powerful Dawnish enchanters, have let it be known that they are well pleased at the victories won by their cousins. And there too hangs an opportunity.