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Matt: /* A Matter of Law */

2026-09-09T15:19:05Z

A Matter of Law

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	* '''The Dragons do not anticipate any problems with Imperial citizens breaking their laws'''		* '''The Dragons do not anticipate any problems with Imperial citizens breaking their laws'''
	* '''Thule society is ordered by the oaths that every Thule swears'''		* '''Thule society is ordered by the oaths that every Thule swears'''
	During the [[Myth makers#An imperfect forum\|ambassadorial meeting]] last summit, there was some discussion of Thule legal structures, with the Ambassador requesting information on the laws of Otkodov so that Imperial citizens might be able to avoid accidentally breaching any such laws. The Thule do not have a consistent set of legal edicts that cover all their lands. Instead they use a set of oaths to order their society. Runa has compiled a brief primer on Thule law, which ~~can~~ be ~~found on~~ the [[Thule lore#Thule law\|Thule Lore]] page.		During the [[Myth makers#An imperfect forum\|ambassadorial meeting]] last summit, there was some discussion of Thule legal structures, with the Ambassador requesting information on the laws of Otkodov so that Imperial citizens might be able to avoid accidentally breaching any such laws. The Thule do not have a consistent set of legal edicts that cover all their lands. Instead they use a set of oaths to order their society. Runa has compiled a brief primer on Thule law, which will be handed to the ambassador, a copy of which will be added to the [[Thule lore#Thule law\|Thule Lore]] page after the summit

	In Otkodov, life is governed by a series of solemn oaths, sworn to those above or below them in the strict hierarchies of Thule society. Visitors are required to obey any instruction given to them by any warlock, so long as it does not contradict one given by a person of higher status. Most warlocks will recognise the status of their foreign counterparts who hold an Imperial title.		In Otkodov, life is governed by a series of solemn oaths, sworn to those above or below them in the strict hierarchies of Thule society. Visitors are required to obey any instruction given to them by any warlock, so long as it does not contradict one given by a person of higher status. Most warlocks will recognise the status of their foreign counterparts who hold an Imperial title.

Kirkbride: /* Overview */

2026-09-08T23:50:31Z

Overview

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	The [[Thule]] of [[Otkodov]] live in cold lands to the north of the Empire. They share a long mountainous border with [[Wintermark]], [[Imperial Orcs\|the Unshackled]], and [[Varushka]]. Their magocratic nation is ruled by the five Dragons; allegedly immortal orc sorcerers. For much of Imperial history, they were at war with the Empire. In recent years, a series of treaties have secured peace - mostly by ceding parts of the northern Imperial nations. It is not a universally popular peace.		The [[Thule]] of [[Otkodov]] live in cold lands to the north of the Empire. They share a long mountainous border with [[Wintermark]], [[Imperial Orcs\|the Unshackled]], and [[Varushka]]. Their magocratic nation is ruled by the five Dragons; allegedly immortal orc sorcerers. For much of Imperial history, they were at war with the Empire. In recent years, a series of treaties have secured peace - mostly by ceding parts of the northern Imperial nations. It is not a universally popular peace.

	For now, though, peace endures. [[Dawn]] and [[Navarr]] send shipments of food north to help feed the people of Otkodov and support their armies. It is illegal to preach [[the Way]] of Virtue in Otkodov to their citizens. For their part the Thule agree to share the white granite of the [[Night Quarry]]; pay for the food delivered to them; and ensure Imperial access to the [[Guardian_of_the_Maze_of_Zoria#The_Maze_of_Zoria\|Maze of Zoria]] (while sending their own warlocks to study at the [[Master_of_Ice_and_Darkness#The_Icy_Crag_of_the_Eternal_Sun\|Icy Crag of the Eternal Sun]]). And, of course, to maintain their current policies for the reasonable treatment of Imperial citizens choosing to remain and live in ceded lands.		For now, though, peace endures. [[Dawn]] and [[Navarr]] send shipments of food north to help feed the people of Otkodov and support their armies. It is illegal to preach [[the Way]] of Virtue in Otkodov to their citizens. For their part the Thule agree to share the white granite of the [[Night Quarry]]; pay for the food delivered to them; and ensure Imperial access to the [[Tolvoli_Butcher#Tolvoli_Slaughterhouse_and_the_Heart_of_the_Tempest\|Tolvoli Slaughterhouse]] and the [[Guardian_of_the_Maze_of_Zoria#The_Maze_of_Zoria\|Maze of Zoria]] (while sending their own warlocks to study at the [[Master_of_Ice_and_Darkness#The_Icy_Crag_of_the_Eternal_Sun\|Icy Crag of the Eternal Sun]]). And, of course, to maintain their current policies for the reasonable treatment of Imperial citizens choosing to remain and live in ceded lands.

	The official ambassador to the Empire is Runa Who-Speaks-For-The-Dragons-Undivided. He is still somewhat new to his post, and something of an unknown quantity, but he speaks with confidence as the voice of the rulers of Otkodov.		The official ambassador to the Empire is Runa Who-Speaks-For-The-Dragons-Undivided. He is still somewhat new to his post, and something of an unknown quantity, but he speaks with confidence as the voice of the rulers of Otkodov.
	{{Diplomacy\|nation=[[Thule]]\|status=Foreigner\|port=None\|ambassador=Kindra Surefoot of [[Wintermark]]\|counterpart=[[Ambassador_to_Otkodov#Thule_Ambassador\|Runa Who-Speaks-For-The-Dragons-Undivided]]}}		{{Diplomacy\|nation=[[Thule]]\|status=Foreigner\|port=None\|ambassador=Kindra Surefoot of [[Wintermark]]\|counterpart=[[Ambassador_to_Otkodov#Thule_Ambassador\|Runa Who-Speaks-For-The-Dragons-Undivided]]}}

	==Outstretched Hands==		==Outstretched Hands==
	* '''The Thule propose a joint effort to coordinate magical opportunities'''		* '''The Thule propose a joint effort to coordinate magical opportunities'''

GuiltyConscience: /* Those Who Fight */

2026-09-08T22:46:28Z

Those Who Fight

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	* '''The ''Master of the School of Exorcism'' is [[Sentinel_Gate#Prognostication\|responsible]] for rooting out the Mirk Lizards'''		* '''The ''Master of the School of Exorcism'' is [[Sentinel_Gate#Prognostication\|responsible]] for rooting out the Mirk Lizards'''
	{{AgainstBarbarians}}		{{AgainstBarbarians}}
	The massive surge of Navarri and Unshackled, into the Forest of Ulnak has been akin to turning over a rotting log and seeing what mysteries slither out. The Mirk Lizards are just one such awful mystery. First encountered in the [[Under_eastern_skies#Battlefield_Threat:_The_Mirk_Lizards\|invasion of Therunin]], and more recently last season during the Battle of the Fens of Varreth, the sept are noted for their use of the rite of [[excommunication]].		The massive surge of Navarri and Unshackled into the Forest of Ulnak has been akin to turning over a rotting log and seeing what mysteries slither out. The Mirk Lizards are just one such awful mystery. First encountered in the [[Under_eastern_skies#Battlefield_Threat:_The_Mirk_Lizards\|invasion of Therunin]], and more recently last season during the Battle of the Fens of Varreth, the sept are noted for their use of the rite of [[excommunication]].

	The Thule have some awareness of the Empire's opinion on the use of the rite; indeed, it is [[proscription\|proscribed]] by the Synod as an [[Religious_crime#Abuse_of_Powers\|abuse of powers]]. ''Warlock Krafvötn'' has asked for the assistance of the [[Master of the School of Exorcism]], '''Alessi of the Basilisks of the Labyrinth''', as the "''leader of the pre-eminent school of religious rites''", to root out this threat and prevent the rot.		The Thule have some awareness of the Empire's opinion on the use of the rite; indeed, it is [[proscription\|proscribed]] by the Synod as an [[Religious_crime#Abuse_of_Powers\|abuse of powers]]. ''Warlock Krafvötn'' has asked for the assistance of the [[Master of the School of Exorcism]], '''Alessi of the Basilisks of the Labyrinth''', as the "''leader of the pre-eminent school of religious rites''", to root out this threat and prevent the rot.

Kirkbride: /* Long march to victory */

2026-09-08T22:37:31Z

Long march to victory

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	Although the Thule had hoped for more, they have noted the response that the Dragons had not given the Empire sufficient cause to fight alongside their allies and taken steps accordingly.		Although the Thule had hoped for more, they have noted the response that the Dragons had not given the Empire sufficient cause to fight alongside their allies and taken steps accordingly.

			==Conjunctions==
			<box>'''<big>Miasma of Despair</big>
			* '''These encounters take place in oppressive Druj miasma'''
			* '''The miasma causes [[Calls#WEAKNESS\|WEAKNESS]] unless you have a way to [[Roleplaying_effects#Overcoming_Roleplaying_Effects\|overcome]] it'''

			Both ''Those Who Fight'' and ''A Shard of a Moment'' take place under the effect of the [[Druj miasma]], a pall of potent fear that blankets the lands the Druj claim dominion over. Anyone entering the area will need to protect themselves from the clawing dread or succumb to a weakening terror that creeps into their mind.

			The primary effect of the miasma is that it [[Calls#WEAKNESS\|weakens]] anyone exposed to it who does not have the ability to [[Roleplaying_effects#Overcoming_Roleplaying_Effects\|overcome]] it. The easiest method to overcome the miasma is to receive an [[anointing]], but particularly [[Heroic_skills#Hero\|heroic]] individuals, or those in possession of certain [[enchantment\|enchantments]] or [[magic items]] may also be able to counteract the effect. In particular, those of the [[changeling]] [[lineage]] are able to fight the effects of the miasma, only by becoming ''extremely'' angry - which can cause problems all its own.
			</box>
			<div style="float:right; width: 200px; clear: right;">
			{{CaptionedImage\|file=KaelaArt.jpg\|align=left\|width=250}}
			</div>
			{{KaelaGift}}
			===Those Who Fight===
			<div style="float:right; width: 300px; clear: right;">
			{{CaptionedImage\|file=Alessi of the Basilisks.jpg\|caption='''Alessi of the Basilisks''', Master of the School of Exorcism\|align=left\|width=350}}
			</div>
			* '''Mirk Lizards are attempting to go to ground in Ghul'thak Forest'''
			* '''This skirmish is a [[Accessibility#Combat_Highly_Likely\|combat highly likely]] encounter'''
			* '''The ''Master of the School of Exorcism'' is [[Sentinel_Gate#Prognostication\|responsible]] for rooting out the Mirk Lizards'''
			{{AgainstBarbarians}}
			The massive surge of Navarri and Unshackled, into the Forest of Ulnak has been akin to turning over a rotting log and seeing what mysteries slither out. The Mirk Lizards are just one such awful mystery. First encountered in the [[Under_eastern_skies#Battlefield_Threat:_The_Mirk_Lizards\|invasion of Therunin]], and more recently last season during the Battle of the Fens of Varreth, the sept are noted for their use of the rite of [[excommunication]].

			The Thule have some awareness of the Empire's opinion on the use of the rite; indeed, it is [[proscription\|proscribed]] by the Synod as an [[Religious_crime#Abuse_of_Powers\|abuse of powers]]. ''Warlock Krafvötn'' has asked for the assistance of the [[Master of the School of Exorcism]], '''Alessi of the Basilisks of the Labyrinth''', as the "''leader of the pre-eminent school of religious rites''", to root out this threat and prevent the rot.

			If the Mirk Lizards can be defeated, then the Master of the School of Exorcism will receive twenty mana crystals in payment before the Winter Solstice 388YE. What's more, if the Highborn Assembly acknowledge the Master of the School of Exorcism for their work - and the Mirk Lizards are defeated - then ''Warlock Krafvötn'' will continue sending the title three mana crystals a season for as long as the Thule and the Empire remain at peace.

			===A Shard of a Moment===
			<div style="float:right; width: 300px; clear: right;">
			{{CaptionedImage\|file=Rhydian de Rondell.jpg\|caption='''Rhydian de Rondell'''\|align=left\|width=350}}
			</div>
			* '''A band of Mirk Lizards are travelling to attack a clan of Grimfen Mire who have worked with the Thule'''
			* '''This skirmish is a [[Accessibility#Combat_Highly_Likely\|combat highly likely]] encounter'''
			* '''''Rhydian de Rondell'' is [[Sentinel_Gate#Prognostication\|responsible]] for killing the Mirk Lizards'''
			{{AgainstBarbarians}}
			The Thule's invasion of the Forest of Ulnak has broadly gone well. They have even managed to make allies of one clan of [[Forest of Ulnak#Grimfen Mire\|Grimfen Mire]]. Unfortunately, the Druj have dispatched the Mirk Lizards to bring vengeance to the clan, and the Thule have no chance to intercede. Instead, ''Warlock Tungjökull'' has asked '''Rhydian de Rondell''', who he is given to understand is lauded as perhaps the greatest living knight and the current [[Champion of Wisdom]], to journey to Grimfen Mire and slay the Mirk Lizards.

			If the Mirk Lizards are killed, then ''Tungjökull'' will send Rhydian twenty mana crystals in payment before the Winter Solstice 388YE. What is more, they will provide a seasonal gift of three mana crystals a season to the position of Champion of Wisdom until they have recovered [[Champion_of_Wisdom#Regalia_of_the_Champion_of_Wisdom\|Measure]]. If not successful, the clan will be butchered and the Mirk Lizards will rise even higher in the esteem of the Buruk Tepel.
	{{Thule links}}		{{Thule links}}

Rafferty: /* The Parting Shot */

2026-09-08T16:51:33Z

The Parting Shot

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	The Dragons are grateful for the warning they received about the enchantment on [[Sermersuaq]]. They are, as the Ambassador predicted, comfortable with this effect. They have not been able to make any particularly potent use out of it, but a little more vitality in the earth is no bad thing and what scars remain from the coalition against the Jotun are being gently washed away.		The Dragons are grateful for the warning they received about the enchantment on [[Sermersuaq]]. They are, as the Ambassador predicted, comfortable with this effect. They have not been able to make any particularly potent use out of it, but a little more vitality in the earth is no bad thing and what scars remain from the coalition against the Jotun are being gently washed away.

	In Ossium, however, the situation is [[Shadowed boughs of twilight\|a little more serious]]. Runa would like to reassure the Ambassador that this working of night magic is nothing to do with the Thule. Presumably an Imperial coven is responsible for the decision to wrap the territory in concealing darkness, and cause travellers to become lost in the deep places. Given the dangers naturally present in the territory, particularly the [[Varushkan Monster#Wolves\|wolves]] and other foul creatures, they feel that it is a particularly ill-advised use of spellcraft. Indeed, were it not for the fact that most of the territory is Imperial, this might be considered an almost hostile act. If the Empire is able to identify and deal with these reckless individuals, or at the very least prevent similar malfeasance in future, then the Thule will be most appreciative.		In Ossium, however, the situation is [[Shadowed boughs of twilight\|a little more serious]]. Runa would like to reassure the Ambassador that this working of night magic is nothing to do with the Thule. Presumably an Imperial coven is responsible for the decision to wrap the territory in concealing darkness, and cause travellers to become lost in the deep places. Given the dangers naturally present in the territory, particularly the [[Varushkan Monster#Wolves\|wolves]] and other foul creatures, they feel that it is a particularly ill-advised use of spellcraft. Indeed, were it not for the fact that most of the territory is Imperial, this might be considered an almost hostile act. If the Empire is able to identify and deal with these reckless individuals, or at the very least prevent similar malfeasance in future, then the Thule will be most appreciative. Further details of this situation can be found in this seasons [[Shadowed boughs of twilight]] wind of fortune.

	==A Matter of Law==		==A Matter of Law==

Rafferty: /* The Parting Shot */

2026-09-08T16:08:58Z

The Parting Shot

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	The Dragons are grateful for the warning they received about the enchantment on [[Sermersuaq]]. They are, as the Ambassador predicted, comfortable with this effect. They have not been able to make any particularly potent use out of it, but a little more vitality in the earth is no bad thing and what scars remain from the coalition against the Jotun are being gently washed away.		The Dragons are grateful for the warning they received about the enchantment on [[Sermersuaq]]. They are, as the Ambassador predicted, comfortable with this effect. They have not been able to make any particularly potent use out of it, but a little more vitality in the earth is no bad thing and what scars remain from the coalition against the Jotun are being gently washed away.

	In Ossium, however, the situation is more serious. Runa would like to reassure the Ambassador that this working of night magic is nothing to do with the Thule. Presumably an Imperial coven is responsible for the decision to wrap the territory in concealing darkness, and cause travellers to become lost in the deep places. Given the dangers naturally present in the territory, particularly the [[Varushkan Monster#Wolves\|wolves]] and other foul creatures, they feel that it is a particularly ill-advised use of spellcraft. Indeed, were it not for the fact that most of the territory is Imperial, this might be considered an almost hostile act. If the Empire is able to identify and deal with these reckless individuals, or at the very least prevent similar malfeasance in future, then the Thule will be most appreciative.		In Ossium, however, the situation is [[Shadowed boughs of twilight\|a little more serious]]. Runa would like to reassure the Ambassador that this working of night magic is nothing to do with the Thule. Presumably an Imperial coven is responsible for the decision to wrap the territory in concealing darkness, and cause travellers to become lost in the deep places. Given the dangers naturally present in the territory, particularly the [[Varushkan Monster#Wolves\|wolves]] and other foul creatures, they feel that it is a particularly ill-advised use of spellcraft. Indeed, were it not for the fact that most of the territory is Imperial, this might be considered an almost hostile act. If the Empire is able to identify and deal with these reckless individuals, or at the very least prevent similar malfeasance in future, then the Thule will be most appreciative.

	==A Matter of Law==		==A Matter of Law==

GuiltyConscience: /* Long march to victory */

2026-09-06T22:54:47Z

Long march to victory

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	* '''The general of the White Mountain Fire has sent a message to the Empire regarding aid against the Druj in Ulnak'''		* '''The general of the White Mountain Fire has sent a message to the Empire regarding aid against the Druj in Ulnak'''
	* '''The option to support Thule armies in Ulnak is no longer available'''		* '''The option to support Thule armies in Ulnak is no longer available'''
	It appears the Thule have claimed [[Forest of Ulnak#Bonewall\|Bonewall]] from Druj domination, and with it the [[Forest_of_Ulnak#The_Great_Pit\|Great Pit]]. The warlock messengers announce that victory was hard fought, and hard won, but it is nonetheless victory. The cowardice of the Mallum was heightened by the presence of a potent [[Spring magic\|~~Sping~~]] [[curse]] laid on the orders of the Gyre, and it has left the opposing armies routed, and seriously damaged.		It appears the Thule have claimed [[Forest of Ulnak#Bonewall\|Bonewall]] from Druj domination, and with it the [[Forest_of_Ulnak#The_Great_Pit\|Great Pit]]. The warlock messengers announce that victory was hard fought, and hard won, but it is nonetheless victory. The cowardice of the Mallum was heightened by the presence of a potent [[Spring magic\|Spring]] [[curse]] laid on the orders of the Gyre, and it has left the opposing armies routed, and seriously damaged.

	The ''Earthquake Drummers'' withdrew from Ulnak this season, yet they were swiftly replaced by the ''White Mountain Fire''. This fresh force of orcs clad in blue marches under the command of ''Stürmherra''. This general also led the ''Fire'' [[A wandering fire\|during the recapture of Sermersuaq]], and remembers fighting alongside Imperials in northern Wintermark. Those of the Empire's soldiers who assisted the Thule army this season report an even warmer welcome than when they fought with the 'Drummers. The Thule are still a little standoffish, but there is noticeable, apparently genuine appreciation even for this limited Imperial support. Thule warriors despise the Druj just as much as their Imperial counterparts do, and that shared hatred goes a long way towards establishing common ground.		The ''Earthquake Drummers'' withdrew from Ulnak this season, yet they were swiftly replaced by the ''White Mountain Fire''. This fresh force of orcs clad in blue marches under the command of ''Stürmherra''. This general also led the ''Fire'' [[A wandering fire\|during the recapture of Sermersuaq]], and remembers fighting alongside Imperials in northern Wintermark. Those of the Empire's soldiers who assisted the Thule army this season report an even warmer welcome than when they fought with the 'Drummers. The Thule are still a little standoffish, but there is noticeable, apparently genuine appreciation even for this limited Imperial support. Thule warriors despise the Druj just as much as their Imperial counterparts do, and that shared hatred goes a long way towards establishing common ground.

Vsabo: /* The Parting Shot */

2026-09-06T21:40:38Z

The Parting Shot

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	===The Parting Shot===		===The Parting Shot===
	* '''The Dragons are not displeased by the casting of Regrow the Land's Heart on Sermersuaq'''		* '''The Dragons are not displeased by the casting of Regrow the Land's Heart on Sermersuaq'''
	* '''Ossium has been wreathed in darkness, ~~cause~~ travellers to become lost in the deep places'''		* '''Ossium has been wreathed in darkness, causing travellers to become lost in the deep places'''
	* '''The Dragons ''are'' concerned by this turn of events and insist that they are not responsible for this ill-advised enchantment'''		* '''The Dragons ''are'' concerned by this turn of events and insist that they are not responsible for this ill-advised enchantment'''

GuiltyConscience: /* Long march to victory */

2026-09-06T19:08:55Z

Long march to victory

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	It appears the Thule have claimed [[Forest of Ulnak#Bonewall\|Bonewall]] from Druj domination, and with it the [[Forest_of_Ulnak#The_Great_Pit\|Great Pit]]. The warlock messengers announce that victory was hard fought, and hard won, but it is nonetheless victory. The cowardice of the Mallum was heightened by the presence of a potent [[Spring magic\|Sping]] [[curse]] laid on the orders of the Gyre, and it has left the opposing armies routed, and seriously damaged.		It appears the Thule have claimed [[Forest of Ulnak#Bonewall\|Bonewall]] from Druj domination, and with it the [[Forest_of_Ulnak#The_Great_Pit\|Great Pit]]. The warlock messengers announce that victory was hard fought, and hard won, but it is nonetheless victory. The cowardice of the Mallum was heightened by the presence of a potent [[Spring magic\|Sping]] [[curse]] laid on the orders of the Gyre, and it has left the opposing armies routed, and seriously damaged.

	The ''Earthquake Drummers'' withdrew from Ulnak this season, yet they were swiftly replaced by the ''White Mountain Fire''. This fresh force of orcs clad in blue marches under the command of ''Stürmherra''. This general also led the ''Fire'' [[A wandering fire\|during the recapture of Sermersuaq]], and remembers fighting alongside Imperials in northern Wintermark. Those of the Empire's soldiers who assisted the Thule army this season report an even warmer welcome than when they fought with the 'Drummers. The Thule are still a little standoffish, but there is ~~noticable~~, apparently genuine appreciation even for this limited Imperial support. Thule warriors despise the Druj just as much as their Imperial counterparts do, and that shared ~~hatered~~ goes a long way towards establishing common ground.		The ''Earthquake Drummers'' withdrew from Ulnak this season, yet they were swiftly replaced by the ''White Mountain Fire''. This fresh force of orcs clad in blue marches under the command of ''Stürmherra''. This general also led the ''Fire'' [[A wandering fire\|during the recapture of Sermersuaq]], and remembers fighting alongside Imperials in northern Wintermark. Those of the Empire's soldiers who assisted the Thule army this season report an even warmer welcome than when they fought with the 'Drummers. The Thule are still a little standoffish, but there is noticeable, apparently genuine appreciation even for this limited Imperial support. Thule warriors despise the Druj just as much as their Imperial counterparts do, and that shared hatred goes a long way towards establishing common ground.

	It appears that Stürmherra has been given overall command of the forces in Ulnak by ~~Tarthenon~~. Following the victory in Bonewall, she has chosen to cease military cooperation with the Empire. Stürmherra has asked Runa to pass along a message of thanks to the Empire for the support provided by a handful of military units in their shared war against the Druj, but it will not be required after the Autumn Equinox. As a result the opportunity to support Thule armies in Ulnak is no longer available.		It appears that Stürmherra has been given overall command of the forces in Ulnak by Tathenon. Following the victory in Bonewall, she has chosen to cease military cooperation with the Empire. Stürmherra has asked Runa to pass along a message of thanks to the Empire for the support provided by a handful of military units in their shared war against the Druj, but it will not be required after the Autumn Equinox. As a result the opportunity to support Thule armies in Ulnak is no longer available.

	Although the Thule had hoped for more, they have noted the response that the Dragons had not given the Empire sufficient cause to fight alongside their allies and taken steps accordingly.		Although the Thule had hoped for more, they have noted the response that the Dragons had not given the Empire sufficient cause to fight alongside their allies and taken steps accordingly.
	{{Thule links}}		{{Thule links}}

GuiltyConscience: /* A Matter of Law */

2026-09-06T19:06:49Z

A Matter of Law

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	* '''The Dragons do not anticipate any problems with Imperial citizens breaking their laws'''		* '''The Dragons do not anticipate any problems with Imperial citizens breaking their laws'''
	* '''Thule society is ordered by the oaths that every Thule swears'''		* '''Thule society is ordered by the oaths that every Thule swears'''
	During the [[Myth makers#An imperfect forum\|ambassadorial meeting]] last summit, there was some discussion of Thule legal structures, with the Ambassador requesting information on the laws of Otkodov so that Imperial citizens might be able to avoid accidentally breaching any such laws. The Thule do not have a consistent set of legal edicts that cover all their lands. Instead ~~their~~ use a set of oaths to order their society. Runa has compiled a brief primer on Thule law, which can be found on the [[Thule lore#Thule law\|Thule Lore]] page.		During the [[Myth makers#An imperfect forum\|ambassadorial meeting]] last summit, there was some discussion of Thule legal structures, with the Ambassador requesting information on the laws of Otkodov so that Imperial citizens might be able to avoid accidentally breaching any such laws. The Thule do not have a consistent set of legal edicts that cover all their lands. Instead they use a set of oaths to order their society. Runa has compiled a brief primer on Thule law, which can be found on the [[Thule lore#Thule law\|Thule Lore]] page.

	In Otkodov, life is governed by a series of solemn oaths, sworn to those above or below them in the strict hierarchies of Thule society. Visitors are required to obey any instruction given to them by any warlock, so long as it does not contradict one given by a person of higher status. Most warlocks will recognise the status of their foreign counterparts who hold an Imperial title.		In Otkodov, life is governed by a series of solemn oaths, sworn to those above or below them in the strict hierarchies of Thule society. Visitors are required to obey any instruction given to them by any warlock, so long as it does not contradict one given by a person of higher status. Most warlocks will recognise the status of their foreign counterparts who hold an Imperial title.