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Twiggy at 14:37, 24 May 2026

2026-05-24T14:37:48Z

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	No sooner have people agreed that this is a good idea than an aspiring [[knight-errant]] finds himself challenged to compete in every tourney for their test of mettle. Thus begins the idea of the Grand Tour - Dawnish knights, witches and other battle-hardened nobles and their yeofolk entourages touring the entire nation, travelling from one region to another, going from one celebration to the next, Competing with each other for prizes and more than anything for glory. For the following year it is possible for any [[military unit]] in the Empire to be assigned to take part in the Grand Tour, seeking recognition of their glory. It's far from the most profitable way for a military unit to spend their time, but the [[troubadour\|troubadours]] are already preparing the rolls of honour to record the names of those who take part - to see who manages to complete the entire Tour.		No sooner have people agreed that this is a good idea than an aspiring [[knight-errant]] finds himself challenged to compete in every tourney for their test of mettle. Thus begins the idea of the Grand Tour - Dawnish knights, witches and other battle-hardened nobles and their yeofolk entourages touring the entire nation, travelling from one region to another, going from one celebration to the next, Competing with each other for prizes and more than anything for glory. For the following year it is possible for any [[military unit]] in the Empire to be assigned to take part in the Grand Tour, seeking recognition of their glory. It's far from the most profitable way for a military unit to spend their time, but the [[troubadour\|troubadours]] are already preparing the rolls of honour to record the names of those who take part - to see who manages to complete the entire Tour.

	The tourneys are not just an opportunity for feasting and celebration. They bring Dawnish people together, encouraging them to cooperate and poor their skills and resources to create lasting monuments to Dawn's glory so that the triumph in the Barrens has a lasting impact. As a result of this year-long celebration, some Dawnish characters will find it easier to upgrade their [[resource#Personal Resource\|personal resources]] - by capitalising on the desire to to build up Dawn following their defeat of the Druj. For the next year, any Dawnish yeofolk will be able to upgrade their [[farm]], [[forest]], [[mine]], or [[herb garden]] for one fewer wain.		The tourneys are not just an opportunity for feasting and celebration. They bring Dawnish people together, encouraging them to cooperate and poor their skills and resources to create lasting monuments to Dawn's glory so that the triumph in the Barrens has a lasting impact. As a result of this year-long celebration, some Dawnish characters will find it easier to upgrade their [[resource#Personal Resource\|personal resources]] - by capitalising on the desire to build up Dawn following their defeat of the Druj. For the next year, any Dawnish yeofolk will be able to upgrade their [[farm]], [[forest]], [[mine]], or [[herb garden]] for one fewer wain.

	==A Shortage of Songwrights==		==A Shortage of Songwrights==

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2024-07-23T21:12:15Z

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	* '''The sculptor, Blasine du Ravell, proposes to create beautiful mithril statues of the heroes who led Dawn to glory to immortalise their accomplishments'''		* '''The sculptor, Blasine du Ravell, proposes to create beautiful mithril statues of the heroes who led Dawn to glory to immortalise their accomplishments'''
	* '''The statues can be part of the require a commission but cost 3 wains of mithril and 9 crowns per general and take three months to complete'''		* '''The statues can be part of the require a commission but cost 3 wains of mithril and 9 crowns per general and take three months to complete'''
			* '''This opportunity has been superseded by the opportunity presented in the [[Poetry_and_prose#The_Chapel_Perilous\|Poetry and Prose]] wind of fortune'''
	Last season the Dawnish heroes at Anvil took advantage of a conjunction to travel to [[A_glorious_victory#Here_We_Stand_.28Conjunction.29\|Hope's Rest in the Barrens]] to consecrate the area with true liao. The area once contained a small shrine to Ser Guineve who was the first questing knight to seek glory in the Barrens, but that fell into ruin when the territory was conquered by the Druj. Now that the area has become an [[inspirational location]] thanks to the true aura, scores of Dawnish folk are making a pilgrimage to the site, and the lack of any shrine or other memorial has been raised.		Last season the Dawnish heroes at Anvil took advantage of a conjunction to travel to [[A_glorious_victory#Here_We_Stand_.28Conjunction.29\|Hope's Rest in the Barrens]] to consecrate the area with true liao. The area once contained a small shrine to Ser Guineve who was the first questing knight to seek glory in the Barrens, but that fell into ruin when the territory was conquered by the Druj. Now that the area has become an [[inspirational location]] thanks to the true aura, scores of Dawnish folk are making a pilgrimage to the site, and the lack of any shrine or other memorial has been raised.

Hailmur: /* Great Deeds are Eternal */

2024-02-01T12:39:57Z

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	* '''The Shrine of Hope at Hope's Rest has been consecrated with true liao'''		* '''The Shrine of Hope at Hope's Rest has been consecrated with true liao'''
	* '''If the Dawnish commission a small church on the site then the shrine will provide a permanent benefit of one rank to every Dawnish military unit undertaking an adventure'''		* '''If the Dawnish commission a small church on the site then the shrine will provide a permanent benefit of one rank to every Dawnish military unit undertaking an adventure'''
	* '''The church would require 20 wains of white granite and 60 crowns and take ~~one month~~ to build'''		* '''The church would require 20 wains of white granite and 60 crowns and take three months to build'''
	* '''The sculptor, Blasine du Ravell, proposes to create beautiful mithril statues of the heroes who led Dawn to glory to immortalise their accomplishments'''		* '''The sculptor, Blasine du Ravell, proposes to create beautiful mithril statues of the heroes who led Dawn to glory to immortalise their accomplishments'''
	* '''The statues can be part of the require a commission but cost 3 wains of mithril and 9 crowns per general and take three months to complete'''		* '''The statues can be part of the require a commission but cost 3 wains of mithril and 9 crowns per general and take three months to complete'''
			Last season the Dawnish heroes at Anvil took advantage of a conjunction to travel to [[A_glorious_victory#Here_We_Stand_.28Conjunction.29\|Hope's Rest in the Barrens]] to consecrate the area with true liao. The area once contained a small shrine to Ser Guineve who was the first questing knight to seek glory in the Barrens, but that fell into ruin when the territory was conquered by the Druj. Now that the area has become an [[inspirational location]] thanks to the true aura, scores of Dawnish folk are making a pilgrimage to the site, and the lack of any shrine or other memorial has been raised.

	Last season the Dawnish heroes at Anvil took advantage of a conjunction to travel to [[A_glorious_victory#Here_We_Stand_.28Conjunction.29\|Hope's Rest in the Barrens]] to consecrate the area with true liao. The area once contained a small shrine to Ser Guineve who was the first questing knight to seek glory in the Barrens, but that fell into ruin when the territory was conquered by the Druj. Now that the are has become an [[inspirational location]] thanks to the true aura, scores of Dawnish folk are making a pilgrimage to the site, and the lack of any shrine or other memorial has been raised.		To remedy this defect, ''Blasine Carver'', a prominent architect and sculptor who is seeking to create a glorious work to pass their [[Dawn_culture_and_customs#The_Test_of_Mettle\|test of mettle]] proposes to create a small but beautiful church that encloses the true aura alongside an elegant garden that she hopes to decorate with statues of the heroes who led Dawn to glory and the ultimate triumph over the Druj in the Barrens. The minimum needed for the work to progress is a senate commission to build a folly at Hope's Rest, that would need 20 wains of white granite and cost 60 crowns and take three months to complete.

	To remedy this defect, ''Blasine Carver'', a prominent architect and sculptor who is seeking to create a glorious work to pass their [[Dawn_culture_and_customs#The_Test_of_Mettle\|test of mettle]] proposes to create a small but beautiful church that encloses the true aura alongside an elegant garden that she hopes to decorate with statues of the heroes who led Dawn to glory and the ultimate triumph over the Druj in the Barrens. The minimum needed for the work to progress is a senate commission to build a folly at Hope's Rest, that would need 20 wains of white granite and cost 60 crowns and take ~~one month~~ to complete.

	Once the commission was complete it will create an [[inspirational location]], the Church of Ser Guineve at Hope's Rest. The [[aura]] will have a powerful effect on every [[questing knight]], knight errant, and similar who visits the church. Such visits will become common place for those setting out on adventure - as a result all Dawnish military units will gain a permanent one rank boost when undertaking any independent military action that is defined as an adventure.		Once the commission was complete it will create an [[inspirational location]], the Church of Ser Guineve at Hope's Rest. The [[aura]] will have a powerful effect on every [[questing knight]], knight errant, and similar who visits the church. Such visits will become common place for those setting out on adventure - as a result all Dawnish military units will gain a permanent one rank boost when undertaking any independent military action that is defined as an adventure.

Hailmur: /* Great Deeds are Eternal */

2023-09-17T18:39:25Z

Great Deeds are Eternal

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	In addition to the chapel, Blasine would like sculpt a set of giant silver statues of Dawn's heroes - those who led Dawn to glory in the Barrens. This would be a little more expensive however, each statue would require 3 wains of mithril and 9 crowns per hero. Obviously that begs the question of which heroes should be immortalised. General '''Tancred du Coeurdefer''' seems like the obvious candidate and Blasine proposes to put his statue in pride of place at the centre, in reflection of the glorious sacrifice of the [[Hounds of Glory]]. But it's inconceivable that General Tancred achieved this triumph alone - so there ought to be a statue for each of the principle actors? Blasine doesn't know how many statues are appropriate, nor who should be granted the honour, they leave that decision to the Heroes of Anvil who surely know better than they do.		In addition to the chapel, Blasine would like sculpt a set of giant silver statues of Dawn's heroes - those who led Dawn to glory in the Barrens. This would be a little more expensive however, each statue would require 3 wains of mithril and 9 crowns per hero. Obviously that begs the question of which heroes should be immortalised. General '''Tancred du Coeurdefer''' seems like the obvious candidate and Blasine proposes to put his statue in pride of place at the centre, in reflection of the glorious sacrifice of the [[Hounds of Glory]]. But it's inconceivable that General Tancred achieved this triumph alone - so there ought to be a statue for each of the principle actors? Blasine doesn't know how many statues are appropriate, nor who should be granted the honour, they leave that decision to the Heroes of Anvil who surely know better than they do.

	Clearly it would be lovely to include everyone - but mithril doesn't grow on trees - so some judicious consideration is going to be needed if Blasine is instructed to go ahead. The ideal way to commission the statues would be as part of the motion that comes before the Senate, but whoever raises it could specify how many statues and of whom as part of the [[necessary details]] if they wish. Whoever brings the matter before the Senate will legally be the patron of the work, determining whose likeness will be immortalised and which figure will take the central position in any diorama. There are no restrictions on how many statues can be made - the only issue is cost - it will require 3 wains of mithril and 9 crowns for each statue.		Clearly it would be lovely to include everyone - but mithril doesn't grow on trees - so some judicious consideration is going to be needed if Blasine is instructed to go ahead. The ideal way to commission the statues would be as part of the motion that comes before the Senate, but whoever raises it could specify how many statues and of whom as part of the [[Commission#Necessary_Details\|necessary details]] if they wish. Whoever brings the matter before the Senate will legally be the patron of the work, determining whose likeness will be immortalised and which figure will take the central position in any diorama. There are no restrictions on how many statues can be made - the only issue is cost - it will require 3 wains of mithril and 9 crowns for each statue.

Novemberalice at 17:19, 5 September 2023

2023-09-05T17:19:15Z

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	"My lord I hardly think that is going to happen, that was basically a lifetime ago, and with those mists they probably don't even remember our house" Hugh was thinking about the expense of travelling to Astolat and then realistically on to the south, especially if Levia was thinking about fighting the Grendel. "Maybe we should go on an adventure instead my lord? I've heard that there have been sightings of dire lions in the Larrance estates. And that Earl Larrance has offered exquisite rooms for anyone willing to attend in an attempt to clear them out."</ic>		"My lord I hardly think that is going to happen, that was basically a lifetime ago, and with those mists they probably don't even remember our house" Hugh was thinking about the expense of travelling to Astolat and then realistically on to the south, especially if Levia was thinking about fighting the Grendel. "Maybe we should go on an adventure instead my lord? I've heard that there have been sightings of dire lions in the Larrance estates. And that Earl Larrance has offered exquisite rooms for anyone willing to attend in an attempt to clear them out."</ic>
	<div style="float:left; width: 600px; clear: left;">{{CaptionedImage\|file=Dog days are over.jpg\|caption= Our long toil to free the Barrens is complete, now we must claim the just rewards of our labour!\|align=left\|width=600}}</div>		<div style="float:left; width: 600px; clear: left;">{{CaptionedImage\|file=Dog days are over.jpg\|caption= Our long toil to free the Barrens is complete, now we must claim the just rewards of our labour!\|align=left\|width=600}}</div>
			{{audio\|link=https://youtu.be/tA2L_P18eVU?si=uDScSGKTvXEjydme}}
	==Overview==		==Overview==
	[[Dawn]] has completed one of the greatest challenges in the nation's history - the best part of five centuries in the making - the conquest of [[the Barrens]] is finally complete. It is a [[Glory\|glorious]] accomplishment to rival the greatest achievements in the [[Dawn history\|nation's history]]. The birth of the nation under Tristane the Golden, the marriage of the [[First Empress]] and Rodric the Lame, the construction of the [[Astolat#The_Castle_of_Thorns\|Castle of Thorns]] - and now after generations of sacrifice - the Barrens are finally Dawnish. People are naturally exultant about this glorious triumph and keen to celebrate.		[[Dawn]] has completed one of the greatest challenges in the nation's history - the best part of five centuries in the making - the conquest of [[the Barrens]] is finally complete. It is a [[Glory\|glorious]] accomplishment to rival the greatest achievements in the [[Dawn history\|nation's history]]. The birth of the nation under Tristane the Golden, the marriage of the [[First Empress]] and Rodric the Lame, the construction of the [[Astolat#The_Castle_of_Thorns\|Castle of Thorns]] - and now after generations of sacrifice - the Barrens are finally Dawnish. People are naturally exultant about this glorious triumph and keen to celebrate.

Hailmur: /* A Shortage of Songwrights */

2023-09-05T14:21:52Z

A Shortage of Songwrights

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	</table></div>		</table></div>
	* '''Troubadours are in great demand in Dawn at the moment'''		* '''Troubadours are in great demand in Dawn at the moment'''
	* '''Every current troubadour will receive an additional four crowns each downtime for the coming year'''		* '''Every current troubadour will receive an additional four crowns each downtime for the coming year starting after the Autumn Equinox 385YE'''
	* '''There is an opportunity to build a school of music in Weirwater'''		* '''There is an opportunity to build a school of music in Weirwater'''
	* '''The National Assembly is charged with finding the greatest piece of new music or art in the nation over the next twelve months'''		* '''The National Assembly is charged with finding the greatest piece of new music or art in the nation over the next twelve months'''
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	One word of warning, many of the magical items created by the weavers of Culwich use strange techniques or very old ways of fashioning them that predate more widely accepted Imperial methods. As a result the recipient should anticipate that though the instrument's enchantment will have a year to run like any newly made item, it will also have an unusual aura of its own.		One word of warning, many of the magical items created by the weavers of Culwich use strange techniques or very old ways of fashioning them that predate more widely accepted Imperial methods. As a result the recipient should anticipate that though the instrument's enchantment will have a year to run like any newly made item, it will also have an unusual aura of its own.

	==The Throne of Glory==		==The Throne of Glory==
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Cathtice: /* Great Deeds are Eternal */

2023-09-04T10:16:11Z

Great Deeds are Eternal

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	Last season the Dawnish heroes at Anvil took advantage of a conjunction to travel to [[A_glorious_victory#Here_We_Stand_.28Conjunction.29\|Hope's Rest in the Barrens]] to consecrate the area with true liao. The area once contained a small shrine to Ser Guineve who was the first questing knight to seek glory in the Barrens, but that fell into ruin when the territory was conquered by the Druj. Now that the are has become an [[inspirational location]] thanks to the true aura, scores of Dawnish folk are making a pilgrimage to the site, and the lack of any shrine or other memorial has been raised.		Last season the Dawnish heroes at Anvil took advantage of a conjunction to travel to [[A_glorious_victory#Here_We_Stand_.28Conjunction.29\|Hope's Rest in the Barrens]] to consecrate the area with true liao. The area once contained a small shrine to Ser Guineve who was the first questing knight to seek glory in the Barrens, but that fell into ruin when the territory was conquered by the Druj. Now that the are has become an [[inspirational location]] thanks to the true aura, scores of Dawnish folk are making a pilgrimage to the site, and the lack of any shrine or other memorial has been raised.

	To remedy this defect, Blasine Carver, a prominent architect and sculptor who is seeking to create a glorious work to pass their [[Dawn_culture_and_customs#The_Test_of_Mettle\|test of mettle]] proposes to create a small but beautiful church that encloses the true aura alongside an elegant garden that she hopes to decorate with statues of the heroes who led Dawn to glory and the ultimate triumph over the Druj in the Barrens. The minimum needed for the work to progress is a senate commission to build a folly at Hope's Rest, that would need 20 wains of white granite and cost 60 crowns and take one month to complete.		To remedy this defect, ''Blasine Carver'', a prominent architect and sculptor who is seeking to create a glorious work to pass their [[Dawn_culture_and_customs#The_Test_of_Mettle\|test of mettle]] proposes to create a small but beautiful church that encloses the true aura alongside an elegant garden that she hopes to decorate with statues of the heroes who led Dawn to glory and the ultimate triumph over the Druj in the Barrens. The minimum needed for the work to progress is a senate commission to build a folly at Hope's Rest, that would need 20 wains of white granite and cost 60 crowns and take one month to complete.

	Once the commission was complete it will create an [[inspirational location]], the Church of Ser Guineve at Hope's Rest. The [[aura]] will have a powerful effect on every [[questing knight]], knight errant, and similar who visits the church. Such visits will become common place for those setting out on adventure - as a result all Dawnish military units will gain a permanent one rank boost when undertaking any independent military action that is defined as an adventure.		Once the commission was complete it will create an [[inspirational location]], the Church of Ser Guineve at Hope's Rest. The [[aura]] will have a powerful effect on every [[questing knight]], knight errant, and similar who visits the church. Such visits will become common place for those setting out on adventure - as a result all Dawnish military units will gain a permanent one rank boost when undertaking any independent military action that is defined as an adventure.

	In addition to the chapel, Blasine would like sculpt a set of giant silver statues of Dawn's heroes - those who led Dawn to glory in the Barrens. This would be a little more expensive however, each statue would require 3 wains of mithril and 9 crowns per hero. Obviously that begs the question of which heroes should be immortalised. General Tancred du ~~Coerdefeur~~ seems like the obvious candidate and Blasine proposes to put his statue in pride of place at the centre, in reflection of the glorious sacrifice of the [[Hounds of Glory]]. But it's inconceivable that General Tancred achieved this triumph alone - so there ought to be a statue for each of the principle actors? Blasine doesn't know how many statues are appropriate, nor who should be granted the honour, they leave that decision to the Heroes of Anvil who surely know better than they do.		In addition to the chapel, Blasine would like sculpt a set of giant silver statues of Dawn's heroes - those who led Dawn to glory in the Barrens. This would be a little more expensive however, each statue would require 3 wains of mithril and 9 crowns per hero. Obviously that begs the question of which heroes should be immortalised. General '''Tancred du Coeurdefer''' seems like the obvious candidate and Blasine proposes to put his statue in pride of place at the centre, in reflection of the glorious sacrifice of the [[Hounds of Glory]]. But it's inconceivable that General Tancred achieved this triumph alone - so there ought to be a statue for each of the principle actors? Blasine doesn't know how many statues are appropriate, nor who should be granted the honour, they leave that decision to the Heroes of Anvil who surely know better than they do.

	Clearly it would be lovely to include everyone - but mithril doesn't grow on trees - so some judicious consideration is going to be needed if Blasine is instructed to go ahead. The ideal way to commission the statues would be as part of the motion that comes before the Senate, but whoever raises it could specify how many statues and of whom as part of the [[necessary details]] if they wish. Whoever brings the matter before the Senate will legally be the patron of the work, determining whose likeness will be immortalised and which figure will take the central position in any diorama. There are no restrictions on how many statues can be made - the only issue is cost - it will require 3 wains of mithril and 9 crowns for each statue.		Clearly it would be lovely to include everyone - but mithril doesn't grow on trees - so some judicious consideration is going to be needed if Blasine is instructed to go ahead. The ideal way to commission the statues would be as part of the motion that comes before the Senate, but whoever raises it could specify how many statues and of whom as part of the [[necessary details]] if they wish. Whoever brings the matter before the Senate will legally be the patron of the work, determining whose likeness will be immortalised and which figure will take the central position in any diorama. There are no restrictions on how many statues can be made - the only issue is cost - it will require 3 wains of mithril and 9 crowns for each statue.

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2023-09-04T10:14:54Z

The Throne of Glory

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	But the Dawnish claim the Castle of Thorns is the most beautiful fortification anywhere in the world, the white walls gleam in the sun, picturesque turrets stir the blood of even the most cold-hearted lovers who walk the battlements. The Castle reverberates with Dawnish history - it was once the seat of the Dawnish monarchy. While many of the rooms are now occupied by civil servants, the chambers of state remain untouched. The gilded throne of Tristane the Golden was brought here by Queen Igraine when the Castle was raised. The Rod of the Sun may have been missing since the reign of [[Empress Brannan]], but the throne still surmounts the dais in the royal audience chamber, inspiring awe in any that gaze upon it.		But the Dawnish claim the Castle of Thorns is the most beautiful fortification anywhere in the world, the white walls gleam in the sun, picturesque turrets stir the blood of even the most cold-hearted lovers who walk the battlements. The Castle reverberates with Dawnish history - it was once the seat of the Dawnish monarchy. While many of the rooms are now occupied by civil servants, the chambers of state remain untouched. The gilded throne of Tristane the Golden was brought here by Queen Igraine when the Castle was raised. The Rod of the Sun may have been missing since the reign of [[Empress Brannan]], but the throne still surmounts the dais in the royal audience chamber, inspiring awe in any that gaze upon it.

	Sadly the years have not been kind and the throne room is now dilapidated and in urgent need of remedial work. To commemorate the glory of Dawn's triumph in the Barrens, Hugh de Veran, a noble historian and troubadour who works in the Castle proposes the idea of restoring the throne room to its former splendour. This is no small effort, it would require 15 wains of [[white granite]] to restore the room to its former glory, along with 45 crowns, and take a season to complete. It would constitute a change to a fortification (since it involves work on the Castle of Thrones), so it would need to be authorised by the Imperial Senate or by a title with the explicit power to commission a fortification. It would count against the limited number of [[commission\|commissions]] available each season.		Sadly the years have not been kind and the throne room is now dilapidated and in urgent need of remedial work. To commemorate the glory of Dawn's triumph in the Barrens, ''Hugh de Veran'', a noble historian and troubadour who works in the Castle proposes the idea of restoring the throne room to its former splendour. This is no small effort, it would require 15 wains of [[white granite]] to restore the room to its former glory, along with 45 crowns, and take a season to complete. It would constitute a change to a fortification (since it involves work on the Castle of Thrones), so it would need to be authorised by the Imperial Senate or by a title with the explicit power to commission a fortification. It would count against the limited number of [[commission\|commissions]] available each season.

	Once work was complete it would prove a huge inspiration to historians and especially to troubadours who celebrate Dawn's glorious past. For one year following the completion of the work [[Congregation#Upgrade\|upgrading]] any [[congregation]] in Dawn would cost one white granite fewer than normal. In addition Hugh de Veran promises that he will finally complete and publish the historical research that he has been working on for many years, concerning the pre-Imperial monarchs of Dawn. That might take a while, depending when the work gets completed, as Hugh only has time to work on his pet project in the period following the Autumn Equinox each year, but that would mean it would be done quickly if the work on the throne room was begun now.		Once work was complete it would prove a huge inspiration to historians and especially to troubadours who celebrate Dawn's glorious past. For one year following the completion of the work [[Congregation#Upgrade\|upgrading]] any [[congregation]] in Dawn would cost one white granite fewer than normal. In addition ''Hugh de Veran'' promises that he will finally complete and publish the historical research that he has been working on for many years, concerning the pre-Imperial monarchs of Dawn. That might take a while, depending when the work gets completed, as Hugh only has time to work on his pet project in the period following the Autumn Equinox each year, but that would mean it would be done quickly if the work on the throne room was begun now.

	Unless there are significant changes, interest in refurbishing the throne room would remain strong until the end of the Summer Solstice 386YE. After that the work could still be done, but it is not guaranteed that it would provide a benefit to the congregations of the nation.		Unless there are significant changes, interest in refurbishing the throne room would remain strong until the end of the Summer Solstice 386YE. After that the work could still be done, but it is not guaranteed that it would provide a benefit to the congregations of the nation.

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2023-09-02T17:59:09Z

The Throne of Glory

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	Unless there are significant changes, interest in refurbishing the throne room would remain strong until the end of the Summer Solstice 386YE. After that the work could still be done, but it is not guaranteed that it would provide a benefit to the congregations of the nation.		Unless there are significant changes, interest in refurbishing the throne room would remain strong until the end of the Summer Solstice 386YE. After that the work could still be done, but it is not guaranteed that it would provide a benefit to the congregations of the nation.
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	~~<tr><td style="background-color: LightBlue;">'''Spiral Training Grounds'''</td></tr>~~
	~~<tr><td>'''Commission Type:''' [[Sinecure]]</td></tr>~~
	~~<tr><td>'''Location:''' Spiral Castle, Weirwater</td></tr>~~
	~~<tr><td>'''Cost:''' 18 white granite, 54 crowns, three months</td></tr>~~
	~~<tr><td>'''Effect:''' Allows an army resupplying at Spiral Castle to receive golden apples</td></tr>~~
	~~</table></div>~~
	==Great Deeds are Eternal==		==Great Deeds are Eternal==
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Dre at 16:56, 2 September 2023

2023-09-02T16:56:52Z

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