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Twiggy at 02:01, 22 January 2026

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	===Greater Weakness===		===Greater Weakness===
	With the Liathaven vallorn already weakened from its [[382YE_Spring_Equinox_winds_of_war#Immolation_.28Liathaven.29\|recent exertion]], there is another effect as well. The vates had already identified an opportunity to strike against the vallorn in [[Liathaven#Westwood\|Westwood]]. With sufficient [[~~Imperial army~~\|martial force]], they were confident that the vallorn could be permanently uprooted from western Liathaven. Unfortunately, the vallorn is a thing of unfettered fecundity, and that door - that window of opportunity - is closing. The vallorn is recovering its spent energies, reinfusing the vegetation and the beasts of Westwood with its fecund energy.		With the Liathaven vallorn already weakened from its [[382YE_Spring_Equinox_winds_of_war#Immolation_.28Liathaven.29\|recent exertion]], there is another effect as well. The vates had already identified an opportunity to strike against the vallorn in [[Liathaven#Westwood\|Westwood]]. With sufficient [[Army\|martial force]], they were confident that the vallorn could be permanently uprooted from western Liathaven. Unfortunately, the vallorn is a thing of unfettered fecundity, and that door - that window of opportunity - is closing. The vallorn is recovering its spent energies, reinfusing the vegetation and the beasts of Westwood with its fecund energy.

	The curse slows this recovery, but cannot stop it altogether. Previously, the vates had [[Start_a_fire\|predicted]] that the opportunity to clear West Ranging would be lost by the start of the Winter Solstice. The power of ''Wither the Seed'' has slowed the rate of the vallorn's replenishment, but it has not stopped it entirely - it is possible nothing beyond the slow draining of the trods could ever achieve such a feat. The vallorn will have restored itself to full strength in Westwood by the start of the Summer Solstice 383YE - if it has not been rooted out in its entirety from the Westwood by that time, this opportunity will be conclusively lost.		The curse slows this recovery, but cannot stop it altogether. Previously, the vates had [[Start_a_fire\|predicted]] that the opportunity to clear West Ranging would be lost by the start of the Winter Solstice. The power of ''Wither the Seed'' has slowed the rate of the vallorn's replenishment, but it has not stopped it entirely - it is possible nothing beyond the slow draining of the trods could ever achieve such a feat. The vallorn will have restored itself to full strength in Westwood by the start of the Summer Solstice 383YE - if it has not been rooted out in its entirety from the Westwood by that time, this opportunity will be conclusively lost.
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	The vallorn's pressure on Boar's Dell and Elerael is slow and steady; more a gentle pressure than a violent wave. It could be held back. A thousand effective force of [[military unit\|military might]] would be enough hold back the green tide in Elerael, and a thousand force would hold it back in Boar's Dell. Much like Liathaven, there is no connection between the regions on the southern side of the vallorn and those on the northern side - two separate forces will be needed to hold the vallorn of Brocéliande in check in the coming season.		The vallorn's pressure on Boar's Dell and Elerael is slow and steady; more a gentle pressure than a violent wave. It could be held back. A thousand effective force of [[military unit\|military might]] would be enough hold back the green tide in Elerael, and a thousand force would hold it back in Boar's Dell. Much like Liathaven, there is no connection between the regions on the southern side of the vallorn and those on the northern side - two separate forces will be needed to hold the vallorn of Brocéliande in check in the coming season.

	A single healthy [[Imperial army]] in each location would be more than sufficient to turn back the threat. There would be some [[casualties]] of course, but the support of the local Navarr steadings should mean they are minimal.		A single healthy [[Army\|Imperial army]] in each location would be more than sufficient to turn back the threat. There would be some [[casualties]] of course, but the support of the local Navarr steadings should mean they are minimal.

	However as Liathaven showed, getting the support of Imperial armies to fight the vallorn may prove tricky in these difficult times. It seems unlikely that the political and military situation will have improved much since then given that [[Sermersuaq]] has fallen to the [[Jotun]] and the [[Druj]] are rampaging across [[Urizen]] enslaving or slaughtering any who get in their way. Given how precarious the strategic position is, it seems entirely possible that the Empire might decide that it is better to let the vallorn reclaim Brocéliande.		However as Liathaven showed, getting the support of Imperial armies to fight the vallorn may prove tricky in these difficult times. It seems unlikely that the political and military situation will have improved much since then given that [[Sermersuaq]] has fallen to the [[Jotun]] and the [[Druj]] are rampaging across [[Urizen]] enslaving or slaughtering any who get in their way. Given how precarious the strategic position is, it seems entirely possible that the Empire might decide that it is better to let the vallorn reclaim Brocéliande.

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	However the focus on these newcomers has revealed a different problem. There are a fair number of [[Sarcophan Delves\|Sarcophan]], [[Iron Confederacy]], and even [[Asavea\|Asavean]] or [[Principalities of Jarm\|Jarmish]] merchants using the trods as they explore the business opportunities offered by the Empire. Yet the numbers of these visitors pale in significance next to the number of [[Faraden]] traders cheerfully now using the trods alongside the [[Lorenzo's_Legacy#Blood_Red_Roads\|Blood Red Roads]] as they travel from market to market. For most of the Empire's existence foreign visitors to the Empire have been able to travel the trods freely - the idea that the Navarr can ensure that every single one of them is accompanied by a guide... its very ambitious.		However the focus on these newcomers has revealed a different problem. There are a fair number of [[Sarcophan Delves\|Sarcophan]], [[Iron Confederacy]], and even [[Asavea\|Asavean]] or [[Principalities of Jarm\|Jarmish]] merchants using the trods as they explore the business opportunities offered by the Empire. Yet the numbers of these visitors pale in significance next to the number of [[Faraden]] traders cheerfully now using the trods alongside the [[Lorenzo's_Legacy#Blood_Red_Roads\|Blood Red Roads]] as they travel from market to market. For most of the Empire's existence foreign visitors to the Empire have been able to travel the trods freely - the idea that the Navarr can ensure that every single one of them is accompanied by a guide... its very ambitious.
	<quote by="Synod Mandate, Navarr National assembly>All foreigners who walk the trods should be escorted by a guide to ensure their words support the virtues as they travel the Empire. We send (named priest) with 75 liao to urge all Navarr guides to attend to this vital duty.</quote>		<quote by="Synod Mandate, Navarr National assembly>All foreigners who walk the trods should be escorted by a guide to ensure their words support the virtues as they travel the Empire. We send (named priest) with 75 liao to urge all Navarr guides to attend to this vital duty.</quote>
	If the Navarr [[Assembly#The National Assemblies\|national assembly]] enacts this [[mandate]], their guides will commit themselves to ensuring that foreign visitors do not spread heresy, blasphemy, or idolatry while walking the trods. They have no legal ability to ''stop'' people using the green paths, nor to force them to take a guide with them. But they will be able to bring word of any [[Religious_crime#Heresy\|heresy]] to the attention of the [[~~Imperial~~ Synod]], and their presence may well be enough to ensure compliance with the law. At the very least, they will be able to challenge any a foreigner that ''does'' say things that are not in support of the virtues, which means any attempt to preach anything other than [[the Way]] will be significantly mitigated.		If the Navarr [[Assembly#The National Assemblies\|national assembly]] enacts this [[mandate]], their guides will commit themselves to ensuring that foreign visitors do not spread heresy, blasphemy, or idolatry while walking the trods. They have no legal ability to ''stop'' people using the green paths, nor to force them to take a guide with them. But they will be able to bring word of any [[Religious_crime#Heresy\|heresy]] to the attention of the [[Synod]], and their presence may well be enough to ensure compliance with the law. At the very least, they will be able to challenge any a foreigner that ''does'' say things that are not in support of the virtues, which means any attempt to preach anything other than [[the Way]] will be significantly mitigated.

	There are two potential drawbacks to this mandate. First, every Navarr [[congregation]] in the Empire will suffer a one rank penalty for as long as this mandate is in effect - potentially permanently - as priests patrol the trods rather than tending to the faithful. Secondly, the number of foreigners using the trods, especially Faraden, will decline as these merchants seek routes across the Empire that are free from Navarr interference.		There are two potential drawbacks to this mandate. First, every Navarr [[congregation]] in the Empire will suffer a one rank penalty for as long as this mandate is in effect - potentially permanently - as priests patrol the trods rather than tending to the faithful. Secondly, the number of foreigners using the trods, especially Faraden, will decline as these merchants seek routes across the Empire that are free from Navarr interference.

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	==Overview==		==Overview==
	The [[trods]] have never been busier. The grey pilgrims of Highguard, a multitude of new ~~travelers~~ taking their first faltering steps in a dance that will lead them across the Empire and back again. The curious walkers of the [[Great Forest Orcs\|Great Forest]] and a handful of their [[briar]] brethren, walking alongside the Navarr. Merchants from the west, with ox wagons and brightly coloured coats, eager to take the fastest route to the markets that make their hearts sing.		The [[trods]] have never been busier. The grey pilgrims of Highguard, a multitude of new travellers taking their first faltering steps in a dance that will lead them across the Empire and back again. The curious walkers of the [[Great Forest Orcs\|Great Forest]] and a handful of their [[briar]] brethren, walking alongside the Navarr. Merchants from the west, with ox wagons and brightly coloured coats, eager to take the fastest route to the markets that make their hearts sing.
	<div style="float:left; width: 450px; clear: left;"><quote by="Talek Dancewalker, Statement of Principle, Navarr National Assembly, Summer Solstice 382YE, Upheld 168- 0">All foreigners who walk the trods should be escorted by a guide to ensure their words support the virtues as they travel the Empire.</quote></div>		<div style="float:left; width: 450px; clear: left;"><quote by="Talek Dancewalker, Statement of Principle, Navarr National Assembly, Summer Solstice 382YE, Upheld 168- 0">All foreigners who walk the trods should be escorted by a guide to ensure their words support the virtues as they travel the Empire.</quote></div>
	Yet the [[vallorn]] stirs. Oh, it has been beaten back in [[Liathaven]]. Weakened. Contained. Even there, though, some green power still twists fitfully. Something that is not the vallorn, that seeks to use it for its own ends. And there are more vallorn than the one that lies like a wall across the ruined forests of Liathaven.		Yet the [[vallorn]] stirs. Oh, it has been beaten back in [[Liathaven]]. Weakened. Contained. Even there, though, some green power still twists fitfully. Something that is not the vallorn, that seeks to use it for its own ends. And there are more vallorn than the one that lies like a wall across the ruined forests of Liathaven.
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	The discussion around controlling access to the trods also turns up some odd stories about eerie behaviour on a few of the southern trods. The wider discussions around the proposed mandate mean these stories get a wider audience than they might otherwise have receive. About a month after the Summer Solstice, a curious disturbance in a handful of the trods. It's probably nothing. Still, in times like these, when the vallorn is stirring, wise vates take note of things like this even if they cannot be sure what they might mean.		The discussion around controlling access to the trods also turns up some odd stories about eerie behaviour on a few of the southern trods. The wider discussions around the proposed mandate mean these stories get a wider audience than they might otherwise have receive. About a month after the Summer Solstice, a curious disturbance in a handful of the trods. It's probably nothing. Still, in times like these, when the vallorn is stirring, wise vates take note of things like this even if they cannot be sure what they might mean.

	The disturbance seems innocuous enough; if anything it represents a strengthening of the trods for a period of time. Experienced ~~travelers~~ who notice the effect say that the trods are even more effective than usual, allowing them to walk a little farther and a little faster than normal. What makes it interesting is that not all the trods are affected - and that the effects are definitely observed and confirmed in a handful of locations.		The disturbance seems innocuous enough; if anything it represents a strengthening of the trods for a period of time. Experienced travellers who notice the effect say that the trods are even more effective than usual, allowing them to walk a little farther and a little faster than normal. What makes it interesting is that not all the trods are affected - and that the effects are definitely observed and confirmed in a handful of locations.

	The reports cite the trod that runs east-west through [[Sarvos#Foracci\|Foracci]] (although not the one that runs north oddly); the trod that runs through the market town of [[Mournwold#Southmoor\|Sarcombe]], and the trod that joins [[Brocéliande#The Broch\|the Broch]] to [[Casinea#Anvil\|Anvil]]. The effect may have happened elsewhere of course - these are just the reasonably well-travelled trods where the effect has been noticed.		The reports cite the trod that runs east-west through [[Sarvos#Foracci\|Foracci]] (although not the one that runs north oddly); the trod that runs through the market town of [[Mournwold#Southmoor\|Sarcombe]], and the trod that joins [[Brocéliande#The Broch\|the Broch]] to [[Casinea#Anvil\|Anvil]]. The effect may have happened elsewhere of course - these are just the reasonably well-travelled trods where the effect has been noticed.

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	The disturbance seems innocuous enough; if anything it represents a strengthening of the trods for a period of time. Experienced travelers who notice the effect say that the trods are even more effective than usual, allowing them to walk a little farther and a little faster than normal. What makes it interesting is that not all the trods are affected - and that the effects are definitely observed and confirmed in a handful of locations.		The disturbance seems innocuous enough; if anything it represents a strengthening of the trods for a period of time. Experienced travelers who notice the effect say that the trods are even more effective than usual, allowing them to walk a little farther and a little faster than normal. What makes it interesting is that not all the trods are affected - and that the effects are definitely observed and confirmed in a handful of locations.

	The reports cite the trod that runs east-west through [[Sarvos#Foracci\|Foracci]] (although not the one that runs north oddly); the trod that runs through the market town of [[Mournwold#Southmoor\|Sarcombe]], and the trod that joins [[Brocéliande#The Broch\|the Broch]] to [[Casinea#Anvil\|Anvil]]. The effect may have happened elsewhere of course - these are just the reasonably well-~~traveled~~ trods where the effect has been noticed.		The reports cite the trod that runs east-west through [[Sarvos#Foracci\|Foracci]] (although not the one that runs north oddly); the trod that runs through the market town of [[Mournwold#Southmoor\|Sarcombe]], and the trod that joins [[Brocéliande#The Broch\|the Broch]] to [[Casinea#Anvil\|Anvil]]. The effect may have happened elsewhere of course - these are just the reasonably well-travelled trods where the effect has been noticed.

	By the time anyone has a chance to properly investigate the phenomena, it has disappeared as suddenly as it appeared. It is probably something and nothing - but it is worrying. The trods are normally very stable; they generally do not fluctuate like this on their own.		By the time anyone has a chance to properly investigate the phenomena, it has disappeared as suddenly as it appeared. It is probably something and nothing - but it is worrying. The trods are normally very stable; they generally do not fluctuate like this on their own.

Dre at 14:56, 5 May 2025

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	===Greater Weakness===		===Greater Weakness===
	With the Liathaven vallorn already weakened from its [[382YE_Spring_Equinox_winds_of_war#Immolation_.28Liathaven.29\|recent exertion]], there is another effect as well. The vates had already identified an opportunity to strike against the vallorn in [[Liathaven#Westwood\|Westwood]]. With sufficient [[Imperial army\|martial force]], they were confident that the vallorn could be permanently uprooted from western Liathaven. Unfortunately, the vallorn is a thing of unfettered fecundity, and that door - that window of opportunity - is closing. The vallorn is recovering its spent energies, reinfusing the vegetation an the beasts of Westwood with its fecund energy.		With the Liathaven vallorn already weakened from its [[382YE_Spring_Equinox_winds_of_war#Immolation_.28Liathaven.29\|recent exertion]], there is another effect as well. The vates had already identified an opportunity to strike against the vallorn in [[Liathaven#Westwood\|Westwood]]. With sufficient [[Imperial army\|martial force]], they were confident that the vallorn could be permanently uprooted from western Liathaven. Unfortunately, the vallorn is a thing of unfettered fecundity, and that door - that window of opportunity - is closing. The vallorn is recovering its spent energies, reinfusing the vegetation and the beasts of Westwood with its fecund energy.

	The curse slows this recovery, but cannot stop it altogether. Previously, the vates had [[Start_a_fire\|predicted]] that the opportunity to clear West Ranging would be lost by the start of the Winter Solstice. The power of ''Wither the Seed'' has slowed the rate of the vallorn's replenishment, but it has not stopped it entirely - it is possible nothing beyond the slow draining of the trods could ever achieve such a feat. The vallorn will have restored itself to full strength in Westwood by the start of the Summer Solstice 383YE - if it has not been rooted out in its entirety from the Westwood by that time, this opportunity will be conclusively lost.		The curse slows this recovery, but cannot stop it altogether. Previously, the vates had [[Start_a_fire\|predicted]] that the opportunity to clear West Ranging would be lost by the start of the Winter Solstice. The power of ''Wither the Seed'' has slowed the rate of the vallorn's replenishment, but it has not stopped it entirely - it is possible nothing beyond the slow draining of the trods could ever achieve such a feat. The vallorn will have restored itself to full strength in Westwood by the start of the Summer Solstice 383YE - if it has not been rooted out in its entirety from the Westwood by that time, this opportunity will be conclusively lost.

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	During the Summer Solstice 382YE, a pall began to settle over Liathaven. Powerful Winter magic begins oh-so-gently to smother the life force in the former Navarr territory. The [[curse]] known as [[Wither the Seed]] is one of the most powerful and durable works of [[Winter magic]] known in the Empire and has a number of persistent effects.		During the Summer Solstice 382YE, a pall began to settle over Liathaven. Powerful Winter magic begins oh-so-gently to smother the life force in the former Navarr territory. The [[curse]] known as [[Wither the Seed]] is one of the most powerful and durable works of [[Winter magic]] known in the Empire and has a number of persistent effects.

	For the next thirty years, the life of Liathaven will be stifled. Fewer and fewer animals will be born there, and while the trees and plants are not as seriously ~~effected~~, they will produce fewer blossoms, and thus fewer fruit, and so fewer seeds. Cereal crops become sparser, and less fruitful. Hunting will become more difficult. The few people who remain there may see cold, hungry winters ahead of them - and even the people will not escape the worst of it. Fewer and fewer children will be born to them. Some will never be blessed with children, no matter how they may try. The wellspring of life in Liathaven will be blighted for a generation.		For the next thirty years, the life of Liathaven will be stifled. Fewer and fewer animals will be born there, and while the trees and plants are not as seriously affected, they will produce fewer blossoms, and thus fewer fruit, and so fewer seeds. Cereal crops become sparser, and less fruitful. Hunting will become more difficult. The few people who remain there may see cold, hungry winters ahead of them - and even the people will not escape the worst of it. Fewer and fewer children will be born to them. Some will never be blessed with children, no matter how they may try. The wellspring of life in Liathaven will be blighted for a generation.

	The curse brings benefits, sour as they may be. Already the vallorn and its spawn are becoming slothful, lazy, slow moving. The pestilence at the heart of Liathaven has grown restless, but now it begins to slip back toward deeper slumber, wrapping its beasts, its poisons, and its questing tendrils around itself as sleep begins to over take it. A thirty year winter for the vallorn of Liathaven is beginning. It will take potent magic indeed to rouse it while the curse still lies across Liathaven.		The curse brings benefits, sour as they may be. Already the vallorn and its spawn are becoming slothful, lazy, slow moving. The pestilence at the heart of Liathaven has grown restless, but now it begins to slip back toward deeper slumber, wrapping its beasts, its poisons, and its questing tendrils around itself as sleep begins to over take it. A thirty year winter for the vallorn of Liathaven is beginning. It will take potent magic indeed to rouse it while the curse still lies across Liathaven.
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	With the ~~Liathavorn~~ vallorn already weakened from its [[382YE_Spring_Equinox_winds_of_war#Immolation_.28Liathaven.29\|recent exertion]], there is another effect as well. The vates had already identified an opportunity to strike against the vallorn in [[Liathaven#Westwood\|Westwood]]. With sufficient [[Imperial army\|martial force]], they were confident that the vallorn could be permanently uprooted from western Liathaven. Unfortunately, the vallorn is a thing of unfettered fecundity, and that door - that window of opportunity - is closing. The vallorn is recovering its spent energies, reinfusing the vegetation an the beasts of Westwood with its fecund energy.		With the Liathaven vallorn already weakened from its [[382YE_Spring_Equinox_winds_of_war#Immolation_.28Liathaven.29\|recent exertion]], there is another effect as well. The vates had already identified an opportunity to strike against the vallorn in [[Liathaven#Westwood\|Westwood]]. With sufficient [[Imperial army\|martial force]], they were confident that the vallorn could be permanently uprooted from western Liathaven. Unfortunately, the vallorn is a thing of unfettered fecundity, and that door - that window of opportunity - is closing. The vallorn is recovering its spent energies, reinfusing the vegetation an the beasts of Westwood with its fecund energy.

	The curse slows this recovery, but cannot stop it altogether. Previously, the vates had [[Start_a_fire\|predicted]] that the opportunity to clear West Ranging would be lost by the start of the Winter Solstice. The power of ''Wither the Seed'' has slowed the rate of the vallorn's replenishment, but it has not stopped it entirely - it is possible nothing beyond the slow draining of the trods could ever achieve such a feat. The vallorn will have restored itself to full strength in Westwood by the start of the Summer Solstice 383YE - if it has not been rooted out in its entirety from the Westwood by that time, this opportunity will be conclusively lost.		The curse slows this recovery, but cannot stop it altogether. Previously, the vates had [[Start_a_fire\|predicted]] that the opportunity to clear West Ranging would be lost by the start of the Winter Solstice. The power of ''Wither the Seed'' has slowed the rate of the vallorn's replenishment, but it has not stopped it entirely - it is possible nothing beyond the slow draining of the trods could ever achieve such a feat. The vallorn will have restored itself to full strength in Westwood by the start of the Summer Solstice 383YE - if it has not been rooted out in its entirety from the Westwood by that time, this opportunity will be conclusively lost.

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	[[Category:Winds of Fortune]][[Category:382YE]][[Category:Recent History]]		[[Category:Winds of Fortune]][[Category:382YE Autumn]][[Category:Recent History]]
	<ic>"So you been following this criminal for all this time? That's crazy!"		<ic>"So you been following this criminal for all this time? That's crazy!"

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	===Participation===		===Participation===
	Any character with a [[military unit]] can contribute to the defence of Brocéliande. The option to "Slow the Vallorn" will appear on the [[Military ~~Unit~~#Take_Independent_Action\|paid work]] dropdown after the event. A standard military unit will contribute 100 effective force if assigned to support this action, plus an additional 20 force for each rank of [[Military_unit#Upgrades\|upgrade]] or [[enchantment]]. Magic that enhances a military unit's effectiveness with paid work such as [[Merciless Wrath of the Reaver]] will be helpful, but rituals that empower a warband to work with an army, fortification, or spy network (for example) will not effect this opportunity.		Any character with a [[military unit]] can contribute to the defence of Brocéliande. The option to "Slow the Vallorn" will appear on the [[Military unit#Take_Independent_Action\|paid work]] dropdown after the event. A standard military unit will contribute 100 effective force if assigned to support this action, plus an additional 20 force for each rank of [[Military_unit#Upgrades\|upgrade]] or [[enchantment]]. Magic that enhances a military unit's effectiveness with paid work such as [[Merciless Wrath of the Reaver]] will be helpful, but rituals that empower a warband to work with an army, fortification, or spy network (for example) will not effect this opportunity.

	The prospect of fighting the vallorn in a territory it controls is a daunting one.		The prospect of fighting the vallorn in a territory it controls is a daunting one.

Hastur: /* Participation */

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	===Participation===		===Participation===
	Any character with a [[military unit]] can contribute to the defence of Brocéliande. The option to "Slow the Vallorn" will appear on the [[Military Unit#Take_Independent_Action\|paid work]] dropdown after the event. A standard military unit will contribute 100 effective force if assigned to support this action, plus an additional 20 force for each rank of [[~~military_unit~~#Upgrades\|upgrade]] or [[enchantment]]. Magic that enhances a military unit's effectiveness with paid work such as [[Merciless Wrath of the Reaver]] will be helpful, but rituals that empower a warband to work with an army, fortification, or spy network (for example) will not effect this opportunity.		Any character with a [[military unit]] can contribute to the defence of Brocéliande. The option to "Slow the Vallorn" will appear on the [[Military Unit#Take_Independent_Action\|paid work]] dropdown after the event. A standard military unit will contribute 100 effective force if assigned to support this action, plus an additional 20 force for each rank of [[Military_unit#Upgrades\|upgrade]] or [[enchantment]]. Magic that enhances a military unit's effectiveness with paid work such as [[Merciless Wrath of the Reaver]] will be helpful, but rituals that empower a warband to work with an army, fortification, or spy network (for example) will not effect this opportunity.

	The prospect of fighting the vallorn in a territory it controls is a daunting one.		The prospect of fighting the vallorn in a territory it controls is a daunting one.

Hastur: /* Participation */

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	===Participation===		===Participation===
	Any character with a [[military unit]] can contribute to the defence of Brocéliande. The option to "Slow the Vallorn" will appear on the [[Military Unit#Take_Independent_Action\|paid work]] dropdown after the event. A standard military unit will contribute 100 effective force if assigned to support this action, plus an additional 20 force for each rank of [[~~military unit~~#Upgrades\|upgrade]] or [[enchantment]]. Magic that enhances a military unit's effectiveness with paid work such as [[Merciless Wrath of the Reaver]] will be helpful, but rituals that empower a warband to work with an army, fortification, or spy network (for example) will not effect this opportunity.		Any character with a [[military unit]] can contribute to the defence of Brocéliande. The option to "Slow the Vallorn" will appear on the [[Military Unit#Take_Independent_Action\|paid work]] dropdown after the event. A standard military unit will contribute 100 effective force if assigned to support this action, plus an additional 20 force for each rank of [[military_unit#Upgrades\|upgrade]] or [[enchantment]]. Magic that enhances a military unit's effectiveness with paid work such as [[Merciless Wrath of the Reaver]] will be helpful, but rituals that empower a warband to work with an army, fortification, or spy network (for example) will not effect this opportunity.

	The prospect of fighting the vallorn in a territory it controls is a daunting one.		The prospect of fighting the vallorn in a territory it controls is a daunting one.