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

2026-01-16T09:42:34Z

Text replacement - "[[Imperial navy" to "[[navy"

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	The treaty with the Grendel prohibits the Empire from building a shipyard on the Bay of Catazar. The Grendel navies dominate the open seas - and they clearly intend to keep it that way. The expanded docks could only be used for commercial shipping, so the Grendel couldn't in good conscience claim that their construction violated the terms of the treaty.		The treaty with the Grendel prohibits the Empire from building a shipyard on the Bay of Catazar. The Grendel navies dominate the open seas - and they clearly intend to keep it that way. The expanded docks could only be used for commercial shipping, so the Grendel couldn't in good conscience claim that their construction violated the terms of the treaty.

	However, once complete, the docks could be quickly and cheaply expanded to include a shipyard. Such an expansion would only require 10 wains of white granite, 10 wains of weirwood and 20 crowns. While it would take 3 months to complete, the existing facilities would be good enough to '''start''' work on a [[~~Imperial~~ navy\|navy]] at the same time as the shipyard was being built, saving precious time.		However, once complete, the docks could be quickly and cheaply expanded to include a shipyard. Such an expansion would only require 10 wains of white granite, 10 wains of weirwood and 20 crowns. While it would take 3 months to complete, the existing facilities would be good enough to '''start''' work on a [[navy\|navy]] at the same time as the shipyard was being built, saving precious time.

	Perhaps more importantly, the presence of the nearby [[Penumbral Watcher\|Penumbral Watcher]] would make it possible to hide what was happening from prying eyes. Whoever held the title could instruct the Night mages who operate the facility to focus their efforts on veiling any construction work taking place at the port. As a result, the shipyard, and any navy being built there would go unobserved by Grendel spies or other foreigners visiting the port. If the Grendel scried the territory they would discover that the Empire had a veil up to conceal something, but it would be otherwise impossible for them to know what was happening. The only cost for this is that the Penumbral Watcher would be unable to produce any crystal fire or shadow myrrh while the mages were veiling the port.		Perhaps more importantly, the presence of the nearby [[Penumbral Watcher\|Penumbral Watcher]] would make it possible to hide what was happening from prying eyes. Whoever held the title could instruct the Night mages who operate the facility to focus their efforts on veiling any construction work taking place at the port. As a result, the shipyard, and any navy being built there would go unobserved by Grendel spies or other foreigners visiting the port. If the Grendel scried the territory they would discover that the Empire had a veil up to conceal something, but it would be otherwise impossible for them to know what was happening. The only cost for this is that the Penumbral Watcher would be unable to produce any crystal fire or shadow myrrh while the mages were veiling the port.

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

2026-01-15T16:45:22Z

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

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	Perhaps more importantly, the presence of the nearby [[Penumbral Watcher\|Penumbral Watcher]] would make it possible to hide what was happening from prying eyes. Whoever held the title could instruct the Night mages who operate the facility to focus their efforts on veiling any construction work taking place at the port. As a result, the shipyard, and any navy being built there would go unobserved by Grendel spies or other foreigners visiting the port. If the Grendel scried the territory they would discover that the Empire had a veil up to conceal something, but it would be otherwise impossible for them to know what was happening. The only cost for this is that the Penumbral Watcher would be unable to produce any crystal fire or shadow myrrh while the mages were veiling the port.		Perhaps more importantly, the presence of the nearby [[Penumbral Watcher\|Penumbral Watcher]] would make it possible to hide what was happening from prying eyes. Whoever held the title could instruct the Night mages who operate the facility to focus their efforts on veiling any construction work taking place at the port. As a result, the shipyard, and any navy being built there would go unobserved by Grendel spies or other foreigners visiting the port. If the Grendel scried the territory they would discover that the Empire had a veil up to conceal something, but it would be otherwise impossible for them to know what was happening. The only cost for this is that the Penumbral Watcher would be unable to produce any crystal fire or shadow myrrh while the mages were veiling the port.

	Alternatively, the [[~~Imperial~~ Conclave]] could use a [[declaration]] of [[concord]] to instruct the Night magicians to permanently apply themselves to the operation of any shipyard being constructed at the expanded docks. If passed then the title would permanently lose the ability to gain crystal fire and shadow myrrh, but any navies produced at the shipyard would be able to take the "Shadowed" quality allowing them to issue the order to "Slip through the Mists". This would have the same effect as "Put to Port", but the movement of the navy would ''not'' be blocked by any opposing navies, no matter what orders they took. The shadowy vessels would be able to take advantage of the Night magics imbued in their hulls to slip past their enemies unnoticed.		Alternatively, the [[Conclave]] could use a [[declaration]] of [[concord]] to instruct the Night magicians to permanently apply themselves to the operation of any shipyard being constructed at the expanded docks. If passed then the title would permanently lose the ability to gain crystal fire and shadow myrrh, but any navies produced at the shipyard would be able to take the "Shadowed" quality allowing them to issue the order to "Slip through the Mists". This would have the same effect as "Put to Port", but the movement of the navy would ''not'' be blocked by any opposing navies, no matter what orders they took. The shadowy vessels would be able to take advantage of the Night magics imbued in their hulls to slip past their enemies unnoticed.

	The shipyard could be used to commission a navy of any nation that had the resources and the people to sustain it. Urizen is only capable of supporting one army, they simply do not have sufficient people to support a second army, but it is not impossible that they might be able to support a navy in addition to the Citadel Guard if the Elos docks were expanded. It would require suitable opportunities to make further investments in Urizen's naval facilities, but the Empire could either wait for a suitable opportunity to present itself, or else instruct the civil service to conduct an [[appraisal]] to discover what opportunities could be found.		The shipyard could be used to commission a navy of any nation that had the resources and the people to sustain it. Urizen is only capable of supporting one army, they simply do not have sufficient people to support a second army, but it is not impossible that they might be able to support a navy in addition to the Citadel Guard if the Elos docks were expanded. It would require suitable opportunities to make further investments in Urizen's naval facilities, but the Empire could either wait for a suitable opportunity to present itself, or else instruct the civil service to conduct an [[appraisal]] to discover what opportunities could be found.

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

2026-01-15T15:24:09Z

Text replacement - "[[Imperial Senate" to "[[Senate"

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	Once the port facilities were complete, the improved dock facilities would enhance the productivity of every Urizeni fleet operating out of Redoubt. A bounty of 5 thrones and 50 random herbs would be split between all the Urizeni fleets operating the port that season. In addition, while construction of the port was underway there would be an opportunity for any Urizeni captain to [[Resource#Changing_Territories\|relocate]] their existing [[fleet]] to Redoubt from any of the other Urizeni territories without cost.		Once the port facilities were complete, the improved dock facilities would enhance the productivity of every Urizeni fleet operating out of Redoubt. A bounty of 5 thrones and 50 random herbs would be split between all the Urizeni fleets operating the port that season. In addition, while construction of the port was underway there would be an opportunity for any Urizeni captain to [[Resource#Changing_Territories\|relocate]] their existing [[fleet]] to Redoubt from any of the other Urizeni territories without cost.

	The [[~~Imperial~~ Senate]] could create a [[New_Imperial_titles\|new Imperial title]] to oversee the port, the Harbour Master of Elos Docks. If this title were appointed through the [[Bourse]], then the respect the position would engender would allow them to conduct a profitable trade with the vessels docking at the port, allowing the citizen who took the title to sell metals for herbs.		The [[Senate]] could create a [[New_Imperial_titles\|new Imperial title]] to oversee the port, the Harbour Master of Elos Docks. If this title were appointed through the [[Bourse]], then the respect the position would engender would allow them to conduct a profitable trade with the vessels docking at the port, allowing the citizen who took the title to sell metals for herbs.

	Finally, the burgeoning trade flowing through Elos would create opportunities for the refugees who have fled to Redoubt to establish new businesses and other operations. This would result in an increase in the taxation produced by the territory for the Imperial treasury of 10 thrones every season for as long as the docks were in good working order.		Finally, the burgeoning trade flowing through Elos would create opportunities for the refugees who have fled to Redoubt to establish new businesses and other operations. This would result in an increase in the taxation produced by the territory for the Imperial treasury of 10 thrones every season for as long as the docks were in good working order.

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

2026-01-15T13:41:43Z

Text replacement - "[[Imperial Bourse" to "[[Bourse"

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	Once the port facilities were complete, the improved dock facilities would enhance the productivity of every Urizeni fleet operating out of Redoubt. A bounty of 5 thrones and 50 random herbs would be split between all the Urizeni fleets operating the port that season. In addition, while construction of the port was underway there would be an opportunity for any Urizeni captain to [[Resource#Changing_Territories\|relocate]] their existing [[fleet]] to Redoubt from any of the other Urizeni territories without cost.		Once the port facilities were complete, the improved dock facilities would enhance the productivity of every Urizeni fleet operating out of Redoubt. A bounty of 5 thrones and 50 random herbs would be split between all the Urizeni fleets operating the port that season. In addition, while construction of the port was underway there would be an opportunity for any Urizeni captain to [[Resource#Changing_Territories\|relocate]] their existing [[fleet]] to Redoubt from any of the other Urizeni territories without cost.

	The [[Imperial Senate]] could create a [[New_Imperial_titles\|new Imperial title]] to oversee the port, the Harbour Master of Elos Docks. If this title were appointed through the [[~~Imperial~~ Bourse]], then the respect the position would engender would allow them to conduct a profitable trade with the vessels docking at the port, allowing the citizen who took the title to sell metals for herbs.		The [[Imperial Senate]] could create a [[New_Imperial_titles\|new Imperial title]] to oversee the port, the Harbour Master of Elos Docks. If this title were appointed through the [[Bourse]], then the respect the position would engender would allow them to conduct a profitable trade with the vessels docking at the port, allowing the citizen who took the title to sell metals for herbs.

	Finally, the burgeoning trade flowing through Elos would create opportunities for the refugees who have fled to Redoubt to establish new businesses and other operations. This would result in an increase in the taxation produced by the territory for the Imperial treasury of 10 thrones every season for as long as the docks were in good working order.		Finally, the burgeoning trade flowing through Elos would create opportunities for the refugees who have fled to Redoubt to establish new businesses and other operations. This would result in an increase in the taxation produced by the territory for the Imperial treasury of 10 thrones every season for as long as the docks were in good working order.

Twiggy at 00:17, 13 January 2026

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	The Freeborn raised not one, but two judgements, one encouraging the Sand Fishers to find homes on the Coast and the other offering to apprentice them as scribes under their scriveners ''"so they may learn business and literacy"''. This second judgement in particular proves appealing to the Sand Fishers, while few of them are keen to leave the lands the Empire has granted them, they are very interested in learning and especially in understanding more about the Empire and its legal system and the chance to gain a well-paid career appeals to a handful of them who make the relevant arrangements.		The Freeborn raised not one, but two judgements, one encouraging the Sand Fishers to find homes on the Coast and the other offering to apprentice them as scribes under their scriveners ''"so they may learn business and literacy"''. This second judgement in particular proves appealing to the Sand Fishers, while few of them are keen to leave the lands the Empire has granted them, they are very interested in learning and especially in understanding more about the Empire and its legal system and the chance to gain a well-paid career appeals to a handful of them who make the relevant arrangements.

	House Remys' offer is gratefully taken up by the only Sand Fisher who has any proficiency with the winter arts, a young orc called White Breath. He makes the long journey to Dawn alone, filled with hope and enthusiasm for the opportunity to learn. The Imperial Orc's offer inviting the Sand Fishers to study at the Skarsind school of Warcasting is also received well, albeit cautiously, and more than thirty Sand Fishers arrive in Skarsind. They are eager to arm themselves so that they can fight next time the Druj return. Their only hesitation is rooted in a strong distrust of other orc tribes - while the Sand Fishers ~~realize~~ the Imperial Orcs are completely different to the Druj... their long and bitter subjugation means many of them are wary of taking offers of aid from other orcs.		House Remys' offer is gratefully taken up by the only Sand Fisher who has any proficiency with the winter arts, a young orc called White Breath. He makes the long journey to Dawn alone, filled with hope and enthusiasm for the opportunity to learn. The Imperial Orc's offer inviting the Sand Fishers to study at the Skarsind school of Warcasting is also received well, albeit cautiously, and more than thirty Sand Fishers arrive in Skarsind. They are eager to arm themselves so that they can fight next time the Druj return. Their only hesitation is rooted in a strong distrust of other orc tribes - while the Sand Fishers realise the Imperial Orcs are completely different to the Druj... their long and bitter subjugation means many of them are wary of taking offers of aid from other orcs.

	The judgement of the Prosperity Assembly, encouraging the Sand Fishers to ''"grow strong in body, mind and soul"'' is welcomed but the Sand Fishers are clear that they already aim to do just that. They welcome the idea of being able to help the Empire liberate other tribes from the Druj but they have nothing to add to that endeavour. It appears that the Sand Fishers had little contact with other subject tribes - it was apparently one of the many things the Druj forbade. They are intrigued by the Navarr Assembly's invitation to walk the trods, most are too busy working to improve their new homeland, but more than a dozen with a wanderlust and a desire to see more of the Empire take up the offer, staying at Navarr wayhouses along the way and always insisting on working in exchange for their board (since they have almost no money to speak of).		The judgement of the Prosperity Assembly, encouraging the Sand Fishers to ''"grow strong in body, mind and soul"'' is welcomed but the Sand Fishers are clear that they already aim to do just that. They welcome the idea of being able to help the Empire liberate other tribes from the Druj but they have nothing to add to that endeavour. It appears that the Sand Fishers had little contact with other subject tribes - it was apparently one of the many things the Druj forbade. They are intrigued by the Navarr Assembly's invitation to walk the trods, most are too busy working to improve their new homeland, but more than a dozen with a wanderlust and a desire to see more of the Empire take up the offer, staying at Navarr wayhouses along the way and always insisting on working in exchange for their board (since they have almost no money to speak of).

Twiggy at 17:54, 1 August 2025

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	===Additional Benefits===		===Additional Benefits===
	* '''The expanded docks would present a number of opportunities that could be ~~capitalized~~ on later'''		* '''The expanded docks would present a number of opportunities that could be capitalised on later'''
	* '''The Grendel could not legitimately claim that the docks breached the treaty, but they would be aware of the threat the docks pose'''		* '''The Grendel could not legitimately claim that the docks breached the treaty, but they would be aware of the threat the docks pose'''

Hailmur at 14:22, 8 December 2023

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	{{SOP\|assembly=Prosperity\|by=Bartimaeus of Zenith Ascendant\|statement=The truly Prosperous are not selfish; all that is worthwhile is shared with those who deserve it. We challenge the Sand Fisher Orcs to prove that they deserve the supreme gift that has been shared with them. We ask them to learn and grow strong in body, mind and soul, so that together we can prepare the way for the next tribe to be liberated from the Druj. In time, they should toil to become worthy to walk alongside the other Nations of the Empire as Equals on the Path of the Way, on our Journey to share Our Gift with the rest of the world.\|vote=Greater Majority 181-10\|when=Winter Solstice 383YE}}		{{SOP\|assembly=Prosperity\|by=Bartimaeus of Zenith Ascendant\|statement=The truly Prosperous are not selfish; all that is worthwhile is shared with those who deserve it. We challenge the Sand Fisher Orcs to prove that they deserve the supreme gift that has been shared with them. We ask them to learn and grow strong in body, mind and soul, so that together we can prepare the way for the next tribe to be liberated from the Druj. In time, they should toil to become worthy to walk alongside the other Nations of the Empire as Equals on the Path of the Way, on our Journey to share Our Gift with the rest of the world.\|vote=Greater Majority 181-10\|when=Winter Solstice 383YE}}
	* '''The Sand Fisher orcs have responded to many of the ideas put forward during the Winter Solstice as to how they might repay the Empire for its aid'''		* '''The Sand Fisher orcs have responded to many of the ideas put forward during the Winter Solstice as to how they might repay the Empire for its aid'''
	Having settled in [[Holberg]], after the Empire [[Cede_region_of_Misericorde_to_Sand_Fishers\|ceded Misericorde to them]], the Sand Fishers have eagerly embraced the virtue of Prosperity. Although they are not Imperial citizens, they are clearly foreigners, they have not been shy to ask the Empire for help. They asked, and were granted, access to the university and other schools of learning in the city, with [[Increase_upkeep_of_Holberg\|the Imperial Senate paying to provide extra classes]] to help swiftly remedy the shortcomings in their education inflicted by the [[Druj]]. Within weeks, the sight of the occasional Sand Fishers hurrying to attend lessons in the City is becoming increasingly common. If the Sand Fishers still feel uncomfortable in the dense streets of Holberg, it is not enough to put them off taking advantage of the opportunity presented.		Having settled in [[Holberg]], after the Empire [[Cede_region_of_Misericorde_to_Sand_Fishers\|ceded Misericorde to them]], the Sand Fishers have eagerly embraced the virtue of Prosperity. Although they are not Imperial citizens, they are clearly foreigners, they have not been shy to ask the Empire for help. They asked, and were granted, access to the university and other schools of learning in the city, with [[383YE_Winter_Solstice_Senate_sessions#Increase_upkeep_of_Holberg\|the Imperial Senate paying to provide extra classes]] to help swiftly remedy the shortcomings in their education inflicted by the [[Druj]]. Within weeks, the sight of the occasional Sand Fishers hurrying to attend lessons in the City is becoming increasingly common. If the Sand Fishers still feel uncomfortable in the dense streets of Holberg, it is not enough to put them off taking advantage of the opportunity presented.

	The Sand Fishers appear to have taken the tenets of Prosperity to heart. In particular, they expressed concern that Prosperity demands that they do not take without giving. They are cognizant of the many things they have asked for, and received, from the Empire - land and learning and protection from the Druj. Now they are keen to see how they might return the favour and so they asked the Empire to give them some indication of how they might help.		The Sand Fishers appear to have taken the tenets of Prosperity to heart. In particular, they expressed concern that Prosperity demands that they do not take without giving. They are cognizant of the many things they have asked for, and received, from the Empire - land and learning and protection from the Druj. Now they are keen to see how they might return the favour and so they asked the Empire to give them some indication of how they might help.

Matt at 16:19, 2 July 2023

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	It seems they have found an old - possibly ancient - tomb buried beneath the dry grasslands. The scouts report that the tomb is rich, with a table full of objects tied up with lace; broken plaster; and an urn that they presume holds the ashes of whoever it is the tomb was built to honour. They also speak of a superlatively potent aura that enfolded them as soon as they entered. While the aura felt similar to the [[consecration]] of [[Prosperity]] there were unfamiliar nuances. They spoke of an urge to celebrate, to enjoy the fruits of their hard work - in this case their victory over the orc scouts. During the evening they spent sheltered in the hidden tomb, the soldiers actually threw an impromptu party, sharing what remained of their rations, and telling stories until the small hours of the morning. Several swear that the food and drink they consumed tasted "''as if it were fresh from the markets of Siroc, rather than having been carried in our backpacks for the better part of a fortnight''."		It seems they have found an old - possibly ancient - tomb buried beneath the dry grasslands. The scouts report that the tomb is rich, with a table full of objects tied up with lace; broken plaster; and an urn that they presume holds the ashes of whoever it is the tomb was built to honour. They also speak of a superlatively potent aura that enfolded them as soon as they entered. While the aura felt similar to the [[consecration]] of [[Prosperity]] there were unfamiliar nuances. They spoke of an urge to celebrate, to enjoy the fruits of their hard work - in this case their victory over the orc scouts. During the evening they spent sheltered in the hidden tomb, the soldiers actually threw an impromptu party, sharing what remained of their rations, and telling stories until the small hours of the morning. Several swear that the food and drink they consumed tasted "''as if it were fresh from the markets of Siroc, rather than having been carried in our backpacks for the better part of a fortnight''."

	One of the hakima who hears their story remembered tales of traders in Anvil with items similarly wrapped in lace, and hearing of an ancient letter kept by the [[Beg,_steal,_or_borrow#Forgotten_History\|Red Hills Coven]] that linked a tomb and the divining crystal of [[Riqueza]]. He believes this might actually be the [[inspirational tomb]] of a lost [[the Brass Coast\|Freeborn]] [[Paragons and exemplars\|exemplar]] by the name of ''Badir i Durr i Riqueza''. He can't entirely remember how he knows, but he has a vague (possibly [[Cloud_waves_break\|mist-addled]]) memory that there were some people specifically interested in unusual news of this nature. '''Xalvadora i Riqueza''', '''Serge i Fijadoz i Riqueza''', and '''Bakar i Riqueza''' in particular. He dispatches several letters urging Freeborn priests to speak to these people, to learn why Badir is important, why their tomb has suddenly appeared, and what it might portend.		One of the hakima who hears their story remembered tales of traders in Anvil with items similarly wrapped in lace, and hearing of an ancient letter kept by the [[Beg,_steal,_or_borrow#Forgotten_History\|Red Hills Coven]] that linked a tomb and the divining crystal of [[Riqueza]]. He believes this might actually be the [[inspirational location\|inspirational tomb]] of a lost [[the Brass Coast\|Freeborn]] [[Paragons and exemplars\|exemplar]] by the name of ''Badir i Durr i Riqueza''. He can't entirely remember how he knows, but he has a vague (possibly [[Cloud_waves_break\|mist-addled]]) memory that there were some people specifically interested in unusual news of this nature. '''Xalvadora i Riqueza''', '''Serge i Fijadoz i Riqueza''', and '''Bakar i Riqueza''' in particular. He dispatches several letters urging Freeborn priests to speak to these people, to learn why Badir is important, why their tomb has suddenly appeared, and what it might portend.

	===Opportunity===		===Opportunity===

Beeswax: /* Kharaman */

2023-05-14T20:07:27Z

Kharaman

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	The mandate would also resolve much of the problems the Zemress Islanders have with the festival and might go some way to convince the Sumaash that the Coast takes these issues seriously.		The mandate would also resolve much of the problems the Zemress Islanders have with the festival and might go some way to convince the Sumaash that the Coast takes these issues seriously.
	==~~Kharaman~~==		==Kahraman==
	* '''A peculiar buried tomb has been discovered in Gambit, just south of Rojota'''		* '''A peculiar buried tomb has been discovered in Gambit, just south of Rojota'''
	* '''The tomb appears to be dedicated to a forgotten exemplar of Prosperity'''		* '''The tomb appears to be dedicated to a forgotten exemplar of Prosperity'''
	News has spread across the northern Brass Coast of a peculiar discovery in the Lasambrian-threatened grasslands of [[~~Segura~~#Gambit\|Gambit]]. Soldiers from the garrison at [[Kahraman#Fort_Braydon\|Fort Braydon]], skirmishing with a Corazón raiding party a day or so south-west of Rojota, find unexpected shelter. While battered and injured from their engagement with the orcs, they stumbled across the entrance to a subterranean area marked by two immaculate banners. Silver on green, each patterned with three fleur-de-lys, the mysterious banners bore a lingering aura of [[Autumn magic]], but there was no sign of who might have raised them.		News has spread across the northern Brass Coast of a peculiar discovery in the Lasambrian-threatened grasslands of [[Kahraman#Gambit\|Gambit]]. Soldiers from the garrison at [[Kahraman#Fort_Braydon\|Fort Braydon]], skirmishing with a Corazón raiding party a day or so south-west of Rojota, find unexpected shelter. While battered and injured from their engagement with the orcs, they stumbled across the entrance to a subterranean area marked by two immaculate banners. Silver on green, each patterned with three fleur-de-lys, the mysterious banners bore a lingering aura of [[Autumn magic]], but there was no sign of who might have raised them.

	It seems they have found an old - possibly ancient - tomb buried beneath the dry grasslands. The scouts report that the tomb is rich, with a table full of objects tied up with lace; broken plaster; and an urn that they presume holds the ashes of whoever it is the tomb was built to honour. They also speak of a superlatively potent aura that enfolded them as soon as they entered. While the aura felt similar to the [[consecration]] of [[Prosperity]] there were unfamiliar nuances. They spoke of an urge to celebrate, to enjoy the fruits of their hard work - in this case their victory over the orc scouts. During the evening they spent sheltered in the hidden tomb, the soldiers actually threw an impromptu party, sharing what remained of their rations, and telling stories until the small hours of the morning. Several swear that the food and drink they consumed tasted "''as if it were fresh from the markets of Siroc, rather than having been carried in our backpacks for the better part of a fortnight''."		It seems they have found an old - possibly ancient - tomb buried beneath the dry grasslands. The scouts report that the tomb is rich, with a table full of objects tied up with lace; broken plaster; and an urn that they presume holds the ashes of whoever it is the tomb was built to honour. They also speak of a superlatively potent aura that enfolded them as soon as they entered. While the aura felt similar to the [[consecration]] of [[Prosperity]] there were unfamiliar nuances. They spoke of an urge to celebrate, to enjoy the fruits of their hard work - in this case their victory over the orc scouts. During the evening they spent sheltered in the hidden tomb, the soldiers actually threw an impromptu party, sharing what remained of their rations, and telling stories until the small hours of the morning. Several swear that the food and drink they consumed tasted "''as if it were fresh from the markets of Siroc, rather than having been carried in our backpacks for the better part of a fortnight''."

Matt: /* Restoring Elos */

2022-09-07T23:33:19Z

Restoring Elos

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	<table class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"><tr><td style="background-color: LightBlue;">Orichalcum</td><td style="background-color: LightBlue;">Herbs Available</td></tr>		<table class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"><tr><td style="background-color: LightBlue;">Orichalcum</td><td style="background-color: LightBlue;">Herbs Available</td></tr>
	<tr><td>5 ingots of Orichalcum</td><td>9 Bladeroot</td></tr>		<tr><td>5 ingots of Orichalcum</td><td>9 Bladeroot</td></tr>
	<tr><td>10 ingots of Orichalcum</td><td>16 ~~Cerulean Mazzarine~~</td></tr>		<tr><td>10 ingots of Orichalcum</td><td>16 Bladeroot</td></tr>
	<tr><td>15 ingots of Orichalcum</td><td>22 ~~Cerulean Mazzarine~~</td></tr>		<tr><td>15 ingots of Orichalcum</td><td>22 Bladeroot</td></tr>
	</table>		</table>