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Matt: Text replacement - "[[Imperial Conclave" to "[[Conclave"

2026-01-15T16:58:10Z

Text replacement - "[[Imperial Conclave" to "[[Conclave"

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	Last season, the Empire [[I_already_know_you#Block_and_Dredge\|completed the dredging of Westmere]]. Mixed in with the mud and the silt dragged from the bottom was a huge block of rune-carved stone. Called the Anvil of Silence, the thing had an ominous air to it, that put everyone's nerves on edge. One of the sailors on the dredging ships said of it that "...it came up too easily, like the water was glad to be rid of it." Landskeepers who examined the rock confirmed it was hideously cursed, and boded certain doom for anyone who attempted to use it. In theory it was built to be part of a rune forge, but nobody with an ounce of common sense thought doing that with it was a good idea. Only a fool cuts hay in a burning field. The question was what could be done with it? It couldn't stay near Meade, that was the one thing everyone could agree on.		Last season, the Empire [[I_already_know_you#Block_and_Dredge\|completed the dredging of Westmere]]. Mixed in with the mud and the silt dragged from the bottom was a huge block of rune-carved stone. Called the Anvil of Silence, the thing had an ominous air to it, that put everyone's nerves on edge. One of the sailors on the dredging ships said of it that "...it came up too easily, like the water was glad to be rid of it." Landskeepers who examined the rock confirmed it was hideously cursed, and boded certain doom for anyone who attempted to use it. In theory it was built to be part of a rune forge, but nobody with an ounce of common sense thought doing that with it was a good idea. Only a fool cuts hay in a burning field. The question was what could be done with it? It couldn't stay near Meade, that was the one thing everyone could agree on.
	<div style="float: right; margin-left: 10px; clear: right;"><quote by="Marcher Proverb">One hand’s a help, two hands is half a help and three hands is no help at all.</quote></div>		<div style="float: right; margin-left: 10px; clear: right;"><quote by="Marcher Proverb">One hand’s a help, two hands is half a help and three hands is no help at all.</quote></div>
	So the Westmere Council asked the Senator for Mitwold to make a decision on what should be done with the stone and they sent instruction for it to be brought to [[Anvil]]. Unfortunately the Senator wasn't the only one to decide what should have to the doomed rock. The [[~~Imperial~~ Conclave]] also took a view, with the [[Bursar of the Conclave]] [[386YE_Spring_Equinox_Conclave_sessions#Endowment:_Westmere_Anvil\|putting a declaration to Conclave]] that the rock should be given to [[Estavus]].		So the Westmere Council asked the Senator for Mitwold to make a decision on what should be done with the stone and they sent instruction for it to be brought to [[Anvil]]. Unfortunately the Senator wasn't the only one to decide what should have to the doomed rock. The [[Conclave]] also took a view, with the [[Bursar of the Conclave]] [[386YE_Spring_Equinox_Conclave_sessions#Endowment:_Westmere_Anvil\|putting a declaration to Conclave]] that the rock should be given to [[Estavus]].

	Legally that leaves the position of the stone somewhat uncertain, it unclear whose wishes should be respected. However matters of magical dominion are the purview of the Conclave and that appears to have been more than enough for the Forgemistress. Within days of the declaration passing, a tall bronze-skinned herald appears, accompanied by a swarm of shorter, misshapen creatures that onlookers described as like mossy boulders with arms and legs and bad grins. The herald claims to have been sent by the Prince of Shikal to ''reclaim'' the anvil and when nobody sees fit to argue it duly does so. The creatures swarm over the heavy stone block, carefully dismantle it, and then walk off into the sunset with it - never to be seen again everyone rather hopes.		Legally that leaves the position of the stone somewhat uncertain, it unclear whose wishes should be respected. However matters of magical dominion are the purview of the Conclave and that appears to have been more than enough for the Forgemistress. Within days of the declaration passing, a tall bronze-skinned herald appears, accompanied by a swarm of shorter, misshapen creatures that onlookers described as like mossy boulders with arms and legs and bad grins. The herald claims to have been sent by the Prince of Shikal to ''reclaim'' the anvil and when nobody sees fit to argue it duly does so. The creatures swarm over the heavy stone block, carefully dismantle it, and then walk off into the sunset with it - never to be seen again everyone rather hopes.

Dre at 08:20, 14 April 2025

2025-04-14T08:20:11Z

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	Spending hundreds of years in an Autumn regio has not left these poor folk in a good way. Physically they're fine, fit and health and apparently not a day older than the moment they left. But they're confused, they have only the vaguest memories about who they are, or where they have come from. They can remember their time working for Estavus, but as that existence stretched from days to years to an eternity it seems it has left little room for any other memories. They know their craft, they've been practicing that every day, but little else. They'll need some convalescence, and more than that, they need people to talk to them to help restore their connection to the Marches.		Spending hundreds of years in an Autumn regio has not left these poor folk in a good way. Physically they're fine, fit and health and apparently not a day older than the moment they left. But they're confused, they have only the vaguest memories about who they are, or where they have come from. They can remember their time working for Estavus, but as that existence stretched from days to years to an eternity it seems it has left little room for any other memories. They know their craft, they've been practicing that every day, but little else. They'll need some convalescence, and more than that, they need people to talk to them to help restore their connection to the Marches.

	Once they're fit and well they ought to have a lot to offer the Marches. These people are the heirs to the [[Bregasland_and_the_smiths#The_Marcher_Smiths\|lost art of the Marches]]. Where landskeepers concerned themselves with the land, these people were the ones who handled dealing with the small folk, whether that be a herald dwelling in a creek, or a a swarm of boggarts infesting a barn full of hay. They are experts not just with hammer and flame, but at negotiating bargains with all and sundry. Would it would be useful if the Marchers had access to those skills again?		Once they're fit and well they ought to have a lot to offer the Marches. These people are the heirs to the [[Bregasland_and_the_smiths#The_Marcher_Smiths\|lost art of the Marches]]. Where landskeepers concerned themselves with the land, these people were the ones who handled dealing with the small folk, whether that be a herald dwelling in a creek, or a swarm of boggarts infesting a barn full of hay. They are experts not just with hammer and flame, but at negotiating bargains with all and sundry. Would it would be useful if the Marchers had access to those skills again?

	The Marcher Assembly could encourage artisans from across the Marches to go to Oakwood Monastery to converse with the smiths. They could reacquaint them with what it means to be a Marcher, bring them up to date with what is going on in the world. But they could also use it as a chance to learn from them and restore a lost tradition.		The Marcher Assembly could encourage artisans from across the Marches to go to Oakwood Monastery to converse with the smiths. They could reacquaint them with what it means to be a Marcher, bring them up to date with what is going on in the world. But they could also use it as a chance to learn from them and restore a lost tradition.

Hailmur: /* Resolution */

2024-09-02T09:48:05Z

Resolution

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	==Resolution==		==Resolution==
			{{SOP\|by=Aliss Thorn, Marcher Assembly\|statement=Wisdom knows all knowledge is incomplete. We send Aliss Thorn with 15 liao to encourage artisans to travel to Oakwood to help the smiths recover and rediscover the lost art. The Virtuous apply what they have learned.\|vote=Greater Majority (244-0)\|when=386YE Summer Solstice}}
	* '''The mandate was enacted - the smiths have been reconciled with the nation'''		* '''The mandate was enacted - the smiths have been reconciled with the nation'''
	{{SOP\|by=Aliss Thorn, Marcher Assembly\|statement=Wisdom knows all knowledge is incomplete. We send Aliss Thorn with 15 liao to encourage artisans to travel to Oakwood to help the smiths recover and rediscover the lost art. The Virtuous apply what they have learned.\|vote=Greater Majority (244-0)\|when=386YE Summer Solstice\|size=small}}

	The mandate was approved by the Marcher Assembly with a greater majority and enacted soon after. Artisans have travelled from all over the Marches to Oakwood to speak with the smiths. The Marcher nation will be reconciled with the lost tradition of their forebears - the ''smith'' archetype will be added to the list of Marcher archetypes after the Autumn Equinox 386YE.		The mandate was approved by the Marcher Assembly with a greater majority and enacted soon after. Artisans have travelled from all over the Marches to Oakwood to speak with the smiths. The Marcher nation will be reconciled with the lost tradition of their forebears - the ''smith'' archetype will be added to the list of Marcher archetypes after the Autumn Equinox 386YE.

Noserenda: /* Resolution */

2024-09-01T23:32:31Z

Resolution

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	{{SOP\|by=Aliss Thorn, Marcher Assembly\|statement=Wisdom knows all knowledge is incomplete. We send Aliss Thorn with 15 liao to encourage artisans to travel to Oakwood to help the smiths recover and rediscover the lost art. The Virtuous apply what they have learned.\|vote=Greater Majority (244-0)\|when=386YE Summer Solstice\|size=small}}		{{SOP\|by=Aliss Thorn, Marcher Assembly\|statement=Wisdom knows all knowledge is incomplete. We send Aliss Thorn with 15 liao to encourage artisans to travel to Oakwood to help the smiths recover and rediscover the lost art. The Virtuous apply what they have learned.\|vote=Greater Majority (244-0)\|when=386YE Summer Solstice\|size=small}}

	The ~~manate~~ was approved by the Marcher Assembly with a greater majority and enacted soon after. Artisans have travelled from all over the Marches to Oakwood to speak with the smiths. The Marcher nation will be reconciled with the lost tradition of their forebears - the ''smith'' archetype will be added to the list of Marcher archetypes after the Autumn Equinox 386YE.		The mandate was approved by the Marcher Assembly with a greater majority and enacted soon after. Artisans have travelled from all over the Marches to Oakwood to speak with the smiths. The Marcher nation will be reconciled with the lost tradition of their forebears - the ''smith'' archetype will be added to the list of Marcher archetypes after the Autumn Equinox 386YE.

Matt: /* Resolution */

2024-09-01T22:39:47Z

Resolution

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	==Resolution==		==Resolution==
			* '''The mandate was enacted - the smiths have been reconciled with the nation'''
	{{SOP\|by=Aliss Thorn, Marcher Assembly\|statement=Wisdom knows all knowledge is incomplete. We send Aliss Thorn with 15 liao to encourage artisans to travel to Oakwood to help the smiths recover and rediscover the lost art. The Virtuous apply what they have learned.\|vote=Greater Majority (244-0)\|when=386YE Summer Solstice\|size=small}}		{{SOP\|by=Aliss Thorn, Marcher Assembly\|statement=Wisdom knows all knowledge is incomplete. We send Aliss Thorn with 15 liao to encourage artisans to travel to Oakwood to help the smiths recover and rediscover the lost art. The Virtuous apply what they have learned.\|vote=Greater Majority (244-0)\|when=386YE Summer Solstice\|size=small}}

	The manate was approved by the Marcher Assembly with a greater majority and enacted soon after. Artisans have travelled from all over the Marches to Oakwood to speak with the smiths. The Marcher nation will be reconciled with the lost tradition of their forebears - the ''smith'' archetype will be added to the list of Marcher archetypes after the Autumn Equinox 386YE.		The manate was approved by the Marcher Assembly with a greater majority and enacted soon after. Artisans have travelled from all over the Marches to Oakwood to speak with the smiths. The Marcher nation will be reconciled with the lost tradition of their forebears - the ''smith'' archetype will be added to the list of Marcher archetypes after the Autumn Equinox 386YE.

Matt: /* Resolution */

2024-09-01T22:39:08Z

Resolution

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	==Resolution==		==Resolution==
	{{SOP\|by=Aliss Thorn, Marcher Assembly\|~~judgement~~=Wisdom knows all knowledge is incomplete. We send Aliss Thorn with 15 liao to encourage artisans to travel to Oakwood to help the smiths recover and rediscover the lost art. The Virtuous apply what they have learned.\|vote=Greater Majority (244-0)\|when=386YE Summer Solstice\|size=small}}		{{SOP\|by=Aliss Thorn, Marcher Assembly\|statement=Wisdom knows all knowledge is incomplete. We send Aliss Thorn with 15 liao to encourage artisans to travel to Oakwood to help the smiths recover and rediscover the lost art. The Virtuous apply what they have learned.\|vote=Greater Majority (244-0)\|when=386YE Summer Solstice\|size=small}}

	The manate was approved by the Marcher Assembly with a greater majority and enacted soon after. Artisans have travelled from all over the Marches to Oakwood to speak with the smiths. The Marcher nation will be reconciled with the lost tradition of their forebears - the ''smith'' archetype will be added to the list of Marcher archetypes after the Autumn Equinox 386YE.		The manate was approved by the Marcher Assembly with a greater majority and enacted soon after. Artisans have travelled from all over the Marches to Oakwood to speak with the smiths. The Marcher nation will be reconciled with the lost tradition of their forebears - the ''smith'' archetype will be added to the list of Marcher archetypes after the Autumn Equinox 386YE.

Matt at 22:38, 1 September 2024

2024-09-01T22:38:58Z

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	The Marchers have [[Pruning_shears#Under_Cover_of_Night\|rid their lands of the Court of the Shadowed Oracle]], so the Whisper Gallery can't stop the Assembly encouraging the spread of these secrets at the moment. But if the Marches wait too long, then these pernicious masters of obscuration may yet find a way to reclaim the secret once more...		The Marchers have [[Pruning_shears#Under_Cover_of_Night\|rid their lands of the Court of the Shadowed Oracle]], so the Whisper Gallery can't stop the Assembly encouraging the spread of these secrets at the moment. But if the Marches wait too long, then these pernicious masters of obscuration may yet find a way to reclaim the secret once more...

			==Resolution==
			{{SOP\|by=Aliss Thorn, Marcher Assembly\|judgement=Wisdom knows all knowledge is incomplete. We send Aliss Thorn with 15 liao to encourage artisans to travel to Oakwood to help the smiths recover and rediscover the lost art. The Virtuous apply what they have learned.\|vote=Greater Majority (244-0)\|when=386YE Summer Solstice\|size=small}}

			The manate was approved by the Marcher Assembly with a greater majority and enacted soon after. Artisans have travelled from all over the Marches to Oakwood to speak with the smiths. The Marcher nation will be reconciled with the lost tradition of their forebears - the ''smith'' archetype will be added to the list of Marcher archetypes after the Autumn Equinox 386YE.

Dre: harmonising the proverbsphere

2024-08-13T18:41:41Z

harmonising the proverbsphere

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	==Overview==		==Overview==
	Last season, the Empire [[I_already_know_you#Block_and_Dredge\|completed the dredging of Westmere]]. Mixed in with the mud and the silt dragged from the bottom was a huge block of rune-carved stone. Called the Anvil of Silence, the thing had an ominous air to it, that put everyone's nerves on edge. One of the sailors on the dredging ships said of it that "...it came up too easily, like the water was glad to be rid of it." Landskeepers who examined the rock confirmed it was hideously cursed, and boded certain doom for anyone who attempted to use it. In theory it was built to be part of a rune forge, but nobody with an ounce of common sense thought doing that with it was a good idea. Only a fool cuts hay in a burning field. The question was what could be done with it? It couldn't stay near Meade, that was the one thing everyone could agree on.		Last season, the Empire [[I_already_know_you#Block_and_Dredge\|completed the dredging of Westmere]]. Mixed in with the mud and the silt dragged from the bottom was a huge block of rune-carved stone. Called the Anvil of Silence, the thing had an ominous air to it, that put everyone's nerves on edge. One of the sailors on the dredging ships said of it that "...it came up too easily, like the water was glad to be rid of it." Landskeepers who examined the rock confirmed it was hideously cursed, and boded certain doom for anyone who attempted to use it. In theory it was built to be part of a rune forge, but nobody with an ounce of common sense thought doing that with it was a good idea. Only a fool cuts hay in a burning field. The question was what could be done with it? It couldn't stay near Meade, that was the one thing everyone could agree on.
	<div style="float: right; margin-left: 10px; clear: right;"><quote by="Marcher Proverb">One ~~boy’s~~ a ~~boy~~, two ~~boys~~ is half a ~~boy~~ and three ~~boys~~ is no ~~boy~~ at all.</quote></div>		<div style="float: right; margin-left: 10px; clear: right;"><quote by="Marcher Proverb">One hand’s a help, two hands is half a help and three hands is no help at all.</quote></div>
	So the Westmere Council asked the Senator for Mitwold to make a decision on what should be done with the stone and they sent instruction for it to be brought to [[Anvil]]. Unfortunately the Senator wasn't the only one to decide what should have to the doomed rock. The [[Imperial Conclave]] also took a view, with the [[Bursar of the Conclave]] [[386YE_Spring_Equinox_Conclave_sessions#Endowment:_Westmere_Anvil\|putting a declaration to Conclave]] that the rock should be given to [[Estavus]].		So the Westmere Council asked the Senator for Mitwold to make a decision on what should be done with the stone and they sent instruction for it to be brought to [[Anvil]]. Unfortunately the Senator wasn't the only one to decide what should have to the doomed rock. The [[Imperial Conclave]] also took a view, with the [[Bursar of the Conclave]] [[386YE_Spring_Equinox_Conclave_sessions#Endowment:_Westmere_Anvil\|putting a declaration to Conclave]] that the rock should be given to [[Estavus]].

Novemberalice at 19:34, 23 July 2024

2024-07-23T19:34:29Z

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	"We just need you to come and get them," it prompted gently.</ic>		"We just need you to come and get them," it prompted gently.</ic>
	<div style="float:left; width: 400px; clear: right;">{{CaptionedImage\|file=Blacksmith.jpg\|caption=They ancient Marcher smiths know their craft, they've been practicing that every day, but little else.\|align=leftt\|width=400}}</div>		<div style="float:left; width: 400px; clear: right;">{{CaptionedImage\|file=Blacksmith.jpg\|caption=They ancient Marcher smiths know their craft, they've been practicing that every day, but little else.\|align=leftt\|width=400}}</div>{{audio\|link= https://youtu.be/xjSaR7JV9ic?si=_xMEP1EMwXsYCHpx}}
	==Overview==		==Overview==
	Last season, the Empire [[I_already_know_you#Block_and_Dredge\|completed the dredging of Westmere]]. Mixed in with the mud and the silt dragged from the bottom was a huge block of rune-carved stone. Called the Anvil of Silence, the thing had an ominous air to it, that put everyone's nerves on edge. One of the sailors on the dredging ships said of it that "...it came up too easily, like the water was glad to be rid of it." Landskeepers who examined the rock confirmed it was hideously cursed, and boded certain doom for anyone who attempted to use it. In theory it was built to be part of a rune forge, but nobody with an ounce of common sense thought doing that with it was a good idea. Only a fool cuts hay in a burning field. The question was what could be done with it? It couldn't stay near Meade, that was the one thing everyone could agree on.		Last season, the Empire [[I_already_know_you#Block_and_Dredge\|completed the dredging of Westmere]]. Mixed in with the mud and the silt dragged from the bottom was a huge block of rune-carved stone. Called the Anvil of Silence, the thing had an ominous air to it, that put everyone's nerves on edge. One of the sailors on the dredging ships said of it that "...it came up too easily, like the water was glad to be rid of it." Landskeepers who examined the rock confirmed it was hideously cursed, and boded certain doom for anyone who attempted to use it. In theory it was built to be part of a rune forge, but nobody with an ounce of common sense thought doing that with it was a good idea. Only a fool cuts hay in a burning field. The question was what could be done with it? It couldn't stay near Meade, that was the one thing everyone could agree on.

Hailmur at 21:47, 19 July 2024

2024-07-19T21:47:21Z

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	<ic>There were nine of them, nine metal-skinned heralds. Two bronze colossi, humanoid in shape yet seemingly shaped entirely of dull metal, each twice the height of a human or orc. A dozen squat beings with steel-grey skin and metallic spikes all over their heads in place of hair, wearing practical clothing that Hester imagined marked them as artisans of some kind. They never spoke out loud, but communicated entirely in fluid gestures which Hester could not follow. The ninth had skin of polished copper, and wore a short robe and knee-length trousers that looked like nothing so much as cloth woven from flexible threads of green marble. It had thick strands of golden hair that moved of their own accord like snakes or tendrils, becoming more active the more agitated it became. Its voice when it spoke was surprisingly low-pitched, like the rumbling of stones in a mudslide.		<ic>There were nine of them, nine metal-skinned heralds. Two bronze colossi, humanoid in shape yet seemingly shaped entirely of dull metal, each twice the height of a human or orc. A dozen squat beings with steel-grey skin and metallic spikes all over their heads in place of hair, wearing practical clothing that Hester imagined marked them as artisans of some kind. They never spoke out loud, but communicated entirely in fluid gestures which Hester could not follow. The ninth had skin of polished copper, and wore a short robe and knee-length trousers that looked like nothing so much as cloth woven from flexible threads of green marble. It had thick strands of golden hair that moved of their own accord like snakes or tendrils, becoming more active the more agitated it became. Its voice when it spoke was surprisingly low-pitched, like the rumbling of stones in a mudslide.

	The heralds had come on them in the middle of an argument as to whose fault it was that the wagon had broken and the Westmere Stone had gone tumbling down the bank to where it now lay surrounded by undergrowth. Perhaps it had been a mistake to take the direct route from King's ~~Stone~~ toward Miaren, but it was the quickest way to Anvil.		The heralds had come on them in the middle of an argument as to whose fault it was that the wagon had broken and the Westmere Stone had gone tumbling down the bank to where it now lay surrounded by undergrowth. Perhaps it had been a mistake to take the direct route from King's Stoke toward Miaren, but it was the quickest way to Anvil.

	"I am sent by the Sovereign-Lord of the City of Stone and Flame, to take back what was given." The spokesperson had explained. "We have the let of the Conclave, who have rendered it unto my mistress."		"I am sent by the Sovereign-Lord of the City of Stone and Flame, to take back what was given." The spokesperson had explained. "We have the let of the Conclave, who have rendered it unto my mistress."
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	<div style="float:left; width: 400px; clear: right;">{{CaptionedImage\|file=Blacksmith.jpg\|caption=They ancient Marcher smiths know their craft, they've been practicing that every day, but little else.\|align=leftt\|width=400}}</div>		<div style="float:left; width: 400px; clear: right;">{{CaptionedImage\|file=Blacksmith.jpg\|caption=They ancient Marcher smiths know their craft, they've been practicing that every day, but little else.\|align=leftt\|width=400}}</div>
	==Overview==		==Overview==
	Last season, the Empire [[I_already_know_you#Block_and_Dredge\|completed the dredging of Westmere]]. Mixed in with the mud and the silt dragged from the bottom was a huge block of rune-carved stone. Called the Anvil of Silence, the thing had an ominous air to it, that put everyone's nerves on edge. One of the sailors on the dredging ships said of it that "...it came up too easily, like the water was glad to be rid of it. Landskeepers who examined the rock confirmed it was hideously cursed, and boded certain doom for anyone who attempted to use it. In theory it was built to be part of a rune forge, but nobody with an ounce of common sense thought doing that with it was a good idea. Only a fool cuts hay in a burning field. The question was what could be done with it? It couldn't stay near Meade, that was the one thing everyone could agree on.		Last season, the Empire [[I_already_know_you#Block_and_Dredge\|completed the dredging of Westmere]]. Mixed in with the mud and the silt dragged from the bottom was a huge block of rune-carved stone. Called the Anvil of Silence, the thing had an ominous air to it, that put everyone's nerves on edge. One of the sailors on the dredging ships said of it that "...it came up too easily, like the water was glad to be rid of it." Landskeepers who examined the rock confirmed it was hideously cursed, and boded certain doom for anyone who attempted to use it. In theory it was built to be part of a rune forge, but nobody with an ounce of common sense thought doing that with it was a good idea. Only a fool cuts hay in a burning field. The question was what could be done with it? It couldn't stay near Meade, that was the one thing everyone could agree on.
	<div style="float: right; margin-left: 10px; clear: right;"><quote by="Marcher Proverb">One boy’s a boy, two boys is half a boy and three boys is no boy at all.</quote></div>		<div style="float: right; margin-left: 10px; clear: right;"><quote by="Marcher Proverb">One boy’s a boy, two boys is half a boy and three boys is no boy at all.</quote></div>
	So the Westmere Council asked the Senator for Mitwold to make a decision on what should be done with the stone and they sent instruction for it to be brought to [[Anvil]]. Unfortunately the Senator wasn't the only one to decide what should have to the doomed rock. The [[Imperial Conclave]] also took a view, with the [[Bursar of the Conclave]] [[386YE_Spring_Equinox_Conclave_sessions#Endowment:_Westmere_Anvil\|putting a declaration to Conclave]] that the rock should be given to [[Estavus]].		So the Westmere Council asked the Senator for Mitwold to make a decision on what should be done with the stone and they sent instruction for it to be brought to [[Anvil]]. Unfortunately the Senator wasn't the only one to decide what should have to the doomed rock. The [[Imperial Conclave]] also took a view, with the [[Bursar of the Conclave]] [[386YE_Spring_Equinox_Conclave_sessions#Endowment:_Westmere_Anvil\|putting a declaration to Conclave]] that the rock should be given to [[Estavus]].