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

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	===Privateering===		===Privateering===
	* '''This voyage is available to all Imperial captains'''		* '''This voyage is available to all Imperial captains'''
	Privateers raid enemy vessels at sea. It might involve hunting raiders or pirates around the Bay of Catazar, or harrying [[Asavean Archipelago\|Asavean]] or [[Grendel]] merchant ships and their armed escorts anywhere on the [[The seven seas\|Seven Seas]]. Imperial vessels cannot engage in piracy - they do not attack ships belonging to their allies no matter how tempting the prospect might be. The presence of civil servants, paid for by the [[~~Imperial~~ Senate]] and [[Rise of the Fellowship of Purple Sails\|Fellowship of Purple Sails]], ensure that the Empire's captains remain above suspicion in dealings with foreign nations. However, it is perfectly legal - even preferable - for Imperial captains to hunt and defeat not only pirate vessels, but ships belonging to nations the Empire is at war with.		Privateers raid enemy vessels at sea. It might involve hunting raiders or pirates around the Bay of Catazar, or harrying [[Asavean Archipelago\|Asavean]] or [[Grendel]] merchant ships and their armed escorts anywhere on the [[The seven seas\|Seven Seas]]. Imperial vessels cannot engage in piracy - they do not attack ships belonging to their allies no matter how tempting the prospect might be. The presence of civil servants, paid for by the [[Senate]] and [[Rise of the Fellowship of Purple Sails\|Fellowship of Purple Sails]], ensure that the Empire's captains remain above suspicion in dealings with foreign nations. However, it is perfectly legal - even preferable - for Imperial captains to hunt and defeat not only pirate vessels, but ships belonging to nations the Empire is at war with.

	'''Reward:''' A standard fleet can expect to receive valuables and luxuries worth 72 rings, and six [[Fleet#Loot\|random resources]] representing a share of the cargo carried by defeated vessels.		'''Reward:''' A standard fleet can expect to receive valuables and luxuries worth 72 rings, and six [[Fleet#Loot\|random resources]] representing a share of the cargo carried by defeated vessels.

Hailmur: /* Raiding Voyages */

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Raiding Voyages

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	'''Reward:''' A standard fleet can expect to receive valuables and luxuries worth 72 rings, and six [[Fleet#Loot\|random resources]] representing a share of the cargo carried by defeated vessels.		'''Reward:''' A standard fleet can expect to receive valuables and luxuries worth 72 rings, and six [[Fleet#Loot\|random resources]] representing a share of the cargo carried by defeated vessels.
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	===Thwart the Blockade===		===Thwart the Blockade===
	* '''This voyage is available to Imperial citizens from every nation ''except'' Urizen and Varushka'''		* '''This voyage is available to Imperial citizens from every nation ''except'' Urizen and Varushka'''
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	'''Campaign:''' Fleets undertaking this action help to prevent the Asaveans from threatening the Sumaah coastline.		'''Campaign:''' Fleets undertaking this action help to prevent the Asaveans from threatening the Sumaah coastline.
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	===Raid the Broken Shore===		===Raid the Broken Shore===
	<div style="float:right; width: 400px; clear: left;">{{CaptionedImage\|file=Raid the Broken Shore.png\|align=right\|caption=The Broken Shore is rugged, harsh, and inhabited by the [[Grendel]].\|width=400}}</div>		<div style="float:right; width: 400px; clear: left;">{{CaptionedImage\|file=Raid the Broken Shore.png\|align=right\|caption=The Broken Shore is rugged, harsh, and inhabited by the [[Grendel]].\|width=400}}</div>

Hailmur at 00:58, 30 May 2025

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	* [[Rules_update_2025#Military_Units_and_Fleets\|Rules update 2025]]		* [[Rules_update_2025#Military_Units_and_Fleets\|Rules update 2025]]
	* [[Venture]]		* [[Venture]]
	[[Category:~~Resources~~]][[Category:Military Council]]		[[Category:Personal Resource]][[Category:Military Council]]

Hailmur at 14:06, 19 May 2025

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	===Privateering===		===Privateering===
	* '''This voyage is available to all Imperial captains'''		* '''This voyage is available to all Imperial captains'''
	Privateers raid enemy vessels at sea. It might involve hunting raiders or pirates around the Bay of Catazar, or harrying [[Asavean Archipelago\|Asavean]] or [[Grendel]] merchant ships and their armed escorts anywhere on the [[The seven seas\|Seven Seas]]. Imperial vessels cannot engage in piracy - they do not attack ships belonging to their allies no matter how tempting the prospect might be. The presence of civil servants, paid for by the [[Imperial Senate]] and [[Fellowship of Purple Sails]], ensure that the Empire's captains remain above suspicion in dealings with foreign nations. However, it is perfectly legal - even preferable - for Imperial captains to hunt and defeat not only pirate vessels, but ships belonging to nations the Empire is at war with.		Privateers raid enemy vessels at sea. It might involve hunting raiders or pirates around the Bay of Catazar, or harrying [[Asavean Archipelago\|Asavean]] or [[Grendel]] merchant ships and their armed escorts anywhere on the [[The seven seas\|Seven Seas]]. Imperial vessels cannot engage in piracy - they do not attack ships belonging to their allies no matter how tempting the prospect might be. The presence of civil servants, paid for by the [[Imperial Senate]] and [[Rise of the Fellowship of Purple Sails\|Fellowship of Purple Sails]], ensure that the Empire's captains remain above suspicion in dealings with foreign nations. However, it is perfectly legal - even preferable - for Imperial captains to hunt and defeat not only pirate vessels, but ships belonging to nations the Empire is at war with.

	'''Reward:''' A standard fleet can expect to receive valuables and luxuries worth 72 rings, and six [[Fleet#Loot\|random resources]] representing a share of the cargo carried by defeated vessels.		'''Reward:''' A standard fleet can expect to receive valuables and luxuries worth 72 rings, and six [[Fleet#Loot\|random resources]] representing a share of the cargo carried by defeated vessels.

Hailmur at 15:00, 3 May 2025

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	'''Rewards:''' A standard fleet receives 2 ingots of orichalcum, 2 measures of iridescent gloaming, and 60 rings representing luxury goods and payment from passengers.		'''Rewards:''' A standard fleet receives 2 ingots of orichalcum, 2 measures of iridescent gloaming, and 60 rings representing luxury goods and payment from passengers.
			==Production Table==
			{{ProductionTable\|Voyage}}
	==Further Reading==		==Further Reading==
	* [[Fleet]]		* [[Fleet]]

Hailmur: /* Overview */

2025-05-01T19:51:30Z

Overview

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	<div style="float:left; width: 500px; clear: right;">{{CaptionedImage\|file=From out of the West.jpg\|caption=Ships set sail from Imperial ports for every corner of the Known World.\|align=left\|width=500}}</div>		<div style="float:left; width: 500px; clear: right;">{{CaptionedImage\|file=From out of the West.jpg\|caption=Ships set sail from Imperial ports for every corner of the Known World.\|align=left\|width=500}}</div>
	==Overview==		==Overview==
	In addition to the normal actions a fleet can take, there are also ''voyages''. These are downtime actions that have arisen through player action, often as the result of an [[opportunity]]. They are classified into one of six categories [[#Trading\|trading]], [[#Campaigning\|campaigning]], [[#Guarding\|guarding]], [[#Raiding\|raiding]], [[#Questing\|questing]], or [[#Scouting\|scouting]]. This gives an idea as to the kind of activity the fleet is engaging in, as well as defining which [[ritual]] [[enchantment\|enchantments]] provide bonuses. Each voyage also lists the rewards a standard fleet will receive, with an [[Fleet#upgrade\|upgraded]] or enchanted fleets getting proportionately more.		In addition to the normal actions a [[fleet]] can take, there are also ''voyages''. These are downtime actions that have arisen through player action, often as the result of an [[opportunity]]. They are classified into one of six categories [[#Trading\|trading]], [[#Campaigning\|campaigning]], [[#Guarding\|guarding]], [[#Raiding\|raiding]], [[#Questing\|questing]], or [[#Scouting\|scouting]]. This gives an idea as to the kind of activity the fleet is engaging in, as well as defining which [[ritual]] [[enchantment\|enchantments]] provide bonuses. Each voyage also lists the rewards a standard fleet will receive, with an [[Fleet#upgrade\|upgraded]] or enchanted fleets getting proportionately more.

	Some voyages are temporary; they are usually listed on the interlude page for as long as they are available. Others are permanent - or will last until a certain condition is met. Not every voyage is available to every character equally - some are much less productive for some nations, or may be available only to characters that meet a specific criteria. In each case, you're encouraged to make up stories about your downtime actions in keeping with the details here. Profound Decisions won't provide any additional information to someone whose fleet engages in one of these voyages - in that they're just like the ''[[#Privateering\|privateering]]'' action.		Some voyages are temporary; they are usually listed on the interlude page for as long as they are available. Others are permanent - or will last until a certain condition is met. Not every voyage is available to every character equally - some are much less productive for some nations, or may be available only to characters that meet a specific criteria. In each case, you're encouraged to make up stories about your downtime actions in keeping with the details here. Profound Decisions won't provide any additional information to someone whose fleet engages in one of these voyages - in that they're just like the ''[[#Privateering\|privateering]]'' action.
	<br><br><big>'''The Wider Campaign'''</big><br>By default a voyage has no impact on the wider, ongoing campaign unless it is explicitly called out as doing so. These actions do not impact barbarian nations or Imperial diplomacy, influence strategies, or create opportunities by themselves. No matter how many players choose to go [[#Privateering\|privateering]], it will not affect the forces of enemy nations or their attitude to the Empire unless that has been specifically called out, usually in a wind of fortune or wind of war.		<br><br><big>'''The Wider Campaign'''</big><br>By default a voyage has no impact on the wider, ongoing campaign unless it is explicitly called out as doing so. These actions do not impact barbarian nations or Imperial diplomacy, influence strategies, or create opportunities by themselves. No matter how many players choose to go [[#Privateering\|privateering]], it will not affect the forces of enemy nations or their attitude to the Empire unless that has been specifically called out, usually in a wind of fortune or wind of war.

	==Trading Voyages==		==Trading Voyages==
	<onlyinclude>		<onlyinclude>

Hailmur at 23:23, 30 March 2025

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Hailmur: /* Maritime Escort */

2025-03-30T23:22:37Z

Maritime Escort

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	===Maritime Escort===		===Maritime Escort===
	* '''This ~~adventure~~ is always available and can be undertaken by any Imperial character		* '''This voyage is always available and can be undertaken by any Imperial character
	This voyage is always available and can be undertaken by any Imperial fleet captain. It involves escorting allied ships in return for payment, generally in the form of money but often including additional rewards. These might include merchant vessels, ships bearing pilgrims or missionaries dedicated to [[the Way]], or wealthy travellers concerned about pirates and dangerous sea beasts along their route.		This voyage is always available and can be undertaken by any Imperial fleet captain. It involves escorting allied ships in return for payment, generally in the form of money but often including additional rewards. These might include merchant vessels, ships bearing pilgrims or missionaries dedicated to [[the Way]], or wealthy travellers concerned about pirates and dangerous sea beasts along their route.

Beeswax at 11:22, 29 March 2025

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	===Privateering===		===Privateering===
	* '''This voyage is available to all Imperial captains'''		* '''This voyage is available to all Imperial captains'''
	Privateers raid enemy vessels at sea. It might involve hunting raiders or pirates around the Bay of Catazar, or harrying [[Asavean Archipelago\|Asavean]] or [[Grendel]] merchant ships and their armed escorts anywhere on the [[The seven seas\|Seven Seas]]. Imperial vessels cannot engage in piracy - they do not attack ships belonging to their allies no matter how tempting the prospect might be. The presence of civil servants, paid for by the [[Imperial Senate]], ensure that the Empire's captains remain above suspicion in dealings with foreign nations. However, it is perfectly legal - even preferable - for Imperial captains to hunt and defeat not only pirate vessels, but ships belonging to nations the Empire is at war with.		Privateers raid enemy vessels at sea. It might involve hunting raiders or pirates around the Bay of Catazar, or harrying [[Asavean Archipelago\|Asavean]] or [[Grendel]] merchant ships and their armed escorts anywhere on the [[The seven seas\|Seven Seas]]. Imperial vessels cannot engage in piracy - they do not attack ships belonging to their allies no matter how tempting the prospect might be. The presence of civil servants, paid for by the [[Imperial Senate]] and [[Fellowship of Purple Sails]], ensure that the Empire's captains remain above suspicion in dealings with foreign nations. However, it is perfectly legal - even preferable - for Imperial captains to hunt and defeat not only pirate vessels, but ships belonging to nations the Empire is at war with.

	'''Reward:''' A standard fleet can expect to receive valuables and luxuries worth 72 rings, and six [[Fleet#Loot\|random resources]] representing a share of the cargo carried by defeated vessels.		'''Reward:''' A standard fleet can expect to receive valuables and luxuries worth 72 rings, and six [[Fleet#Loot\|random resources]] representing a share of the cargo carried by defeated vessels.

Hailmur at 10:19, 29 March 2025

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	===Privateering===		===Privateering===
	* '''This voyage is available to all Imperial captains'''		* '''This voyage is available to all Imperial captains'''
	Privateers raid enemy vessels at sea. It might involve hunting raiders or pirates around the Bay of Catazar, or harrying [[Asavean Archipelago\|Asavean]] or [[Grendel]] merchant ships and their armed escorts anywhere on the [[The seven seas\|Seven Seas]]. Imperial vessels cannot engage in piracy - they do not attack ships belonging to their allies no matter how tempting the prospect might be. The presence of civil servants, paid for my the [[Imperial Senate]], ensure that the Empire's captains remain above suspicion in dealings with foreign nations. However, it is perfectly legal - even preferable - for Imperial captains to hunt and defeat not only pirate vessels, but ships belonging to nations the Empire is at war with.		Privateers raid enemy vessels at sea. It might involve hunting raiders or pirates around the Bay of Catazar, or harrying [[Asavean Archipelago\|Asavean]] or [[Grendel]] merchant ships and their armed escorts anywhere on the [[The seven seas\|Seven Seas]]. Imperial vessels cannot engage in piracy - they do not attack ships belonging to their allies no matter how tempting the prospect might be. The presence of civil servants, paid for by the [[Imperial Senate]], ensure that the Empire's captains remain above suspicion in dealings with foreign nations. However, it is perfectly legal - even preferable - for Imperial captains to hunt and defeat not only pirate vessels, but ships belonging to nations the Empire is at war with.

	'''Reward:''' A standard fleet can expect to receive valuables and luxuries worth 72 rings, and six [[Fleet#Loot\|random resources]] representing a share of the cargo carried by defeated vessels.		'''Reward:''' A standard fleet can expect to receive valuables and luxuries worth 72 rings, and six [[Fleet#Loot\|random resources]] representing a share of the cargo carried by defeated vessels.

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	This voyage is always available and can be undertaken by any Imperial fleet captain. It involves escorting allied ships in return for payment, generally in the form of money but often including additional rewards. These might include merchant vessels, ships bearing pilgrims or missionaries dedicated to [[the Way]], or wealthy travellers concerned about pirates and dangerous sea beasts along their route.		This voyage is always available and can be undertaken by any Imperial fleet captain. It involves escorting allied ships in return for payment, generally in the form of money but often including additional rewards. These might include merchant vessels, ships bearing pilgrims or missionaries dedicated to [[the Way]], or wealthy travellers concerned about pirates and dangerous sea beasts along their route.

	'''Rewards:''' A standard fleet undertaking this ~~adventure~~ receives 108 rings, and four [[Fleet#Loot\|random resources]]. This represents a combination of payments received, bonus rewards, or loot taken from defeated pirates or raiders.		'''Rewards:''' A standard fleet undertaking this voyage receives 108 rings, and four [[Fleet#Loot\|random resources]]. This represents a combination of payments received, bonus rewards, or loot taken from defeated pirates or raiders.

	===Escort the Fisherfolk of Westerhal===		===Escort the Fisherfolk of Westerhal===
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	During the [[Under heaven\|raid on Skallahn]] following the Summer Solstice 384YE, the folk of Westerhal in the Kallavesa West Marsh helped transport warriors into Skallahn. With Imperial domination of the Gullet, the thane of Westerhal put into operation a bold plan; with the support of Winterfolk war-vessels, their fishing boats can now fish the rich waters of the western and northern Gullet, and bring in a great deal of Prosperity to western Kallavesa.		During the [[Under heaven\|raid on Skallahn]] following the Summer Solstice 384YE, the folk of Westerhal in the Kallavesa West Marsh helped transport warriors into Skallahn. With Imperial domination of the Gullet, the thane of Westerhal put into operation a bold plan; with the support of Winterfolk war-vessels, their fishing boats can now fish the rich waters of the western and northern Gullet, and bring in a great deal of Prosperity to western Kallavesa.

	'''Rewards:''' A standard fleet undertaking this ~~adventure~~ receives 90 rings and 5 random ingots of magical metals. This represents payment from Wintermark fisherfolk, and goods taken from Jotun vessels that stray too close to their fishing waters.		'''Rewards:''' A standard fleet undertaking this voyage receives 90 rings and 5 random ingots of magical metals. This represents payment from Wintermark fisherfolk, and goods taken from Jotun vessels that stray too close to their fishing waters.

	===Escort Imperial Shipping===		===Escort Imperial Shipping===
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	The land of [[Bay_of_Catazar#The_Broken_Shore_and_Attar\|Attar]], and the Broken Shore, is home to the Grendel and the septs they rule over. Arid, rocky, inhospitable, and peopled by barbarians who are as familiar with the vagaries of the Bay of Catazar as the Freeborn themselves. For centuries, though, the [[corsair]] families of [[Madruga]] and [[Feroz]] have launched daring raids against both the trading vessels of the southern barbarians, and against their coastal settlements. Such raids are risky, and a corsair must always know when to cut their losses and retreat before organised Grendel war vessels turn up to put an end to their depredations. A captain and crew who are prepared to face danger, and perhaps take advantage of the political fracturing of the Grendel nation, may still find this a swift route to considerable riches.		The land of [[Bay_of_Catazar#The_Broken_Shore_and_Attar\|Attar]], and the Broken Shore, is home to the Grendel and the septs they rule over. Arid, rocky, inhospitable, and peopled by barbarians who are as familiar with the vagaries of the Bay of Catazar as the Freeborn themselves. For centuries, though, the [[corsair]] families of [[Madruga]] and [[Feroz]] have launched daring raids against both the trading vessels of the southern barbarians, and against their coastal settlements. Such raids are risky, and a corsair must always know when to cut their losses and retreat before organised Grendel war vessels turn up to put an end to their depredations. A captain and crew who are prepared to face danger, and perhaps take advantage of the political fracturing of the Grendel nation, may still find this a swift route to considerable riches.

	'''Rewards:''' A standard fleet that undertakes this ~~adventure~~ receives 72 rings and six [[Military unit#Loot\|random resources]] representing goods seized from the Grendel. Money is usually in the form of valuables and exotic trade goods that can be sold for a profit when crossing back into the Empire as often as actual coinage. A fleet that is enchanted or upgraded may also acquire some '''Grendel Luxuries''' as part of their loot, usually in the form of a rip-on-use consumable representing a rare substance or drug.		'''Rewards:''' A standard fleet that undertakes this voyage receives 72 rings and six [[Military unit#Loot\|random resources]] representing goods seized from the Grendel. Money is usually in the form of valuables and exotic trade goods that can be sold for a profit when crossing back into the Empire as often as actual coinage. A fleet that is enchanted or upgraded may also acquire some '''Grendel Luxuries''' as part of their loot, usually in the form of a rip-on-use consumable representing a rare substance or drug.

	===Raid Kalsea's Coastline===		===Raid Kalsea's Coastline===
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	===Smuggle Missionaries===		===Smuggle Missionaries===
	* '''This voyage is only available to Freeborn fleet owners'''		* '''This voyage is only available to Freeborn fleet owners'''
	In Summer 386YE, a [[mandate]] [[386YE_Summer_Solstice_Synod_judgements#Judgement_73\|supported by the Freeborn Assembly]] urged the ships of the Brass Coast to [[Drumbeat_of_war#Price_of_a_Soul\|seek out missionaries]], and take them to the [[Asavean Archipelago]]. The Synod is involved in an ambitious project to bring the Way to the heretics and blasphemers of that far western nation. Now Freeborn captains are actively engaged in getting preachers and [[wayfarer\|wayfarers]] to the distant archipelago – and not only to the easily accessible islands. With corsair audacity and skill help missionaries to reach every part of that powerful foreign nation. More importantly, their skill ensures that where possible those missionaries arrive safely, ready to avoid the Plenum and the Asavean priesthood. The cunning of the Brass Coast has gone a long way to reduce the number of lives lost to the jealous Asavean establishment, and reduced the number of people who are captured before they are able to do anything. The ~~adventure~~ is available as long as the Imperial Synod supports the conversion of Asavea, and the need to smuggle missionaries to the archipelago remains.		In Summer 386YE, a [[mandate]] [[386YE_Summer_Solstice_Synod_judgements#Judgement_73\|supported by the Freeborn Assembly]] urged the ships of the Brass Coast to [[Drumbeat_of_war#Price_of_a_Soul\|seek out missionaries]], and take them to the [[Asavean Archipelago]]. The Synod is involved in an ambitious project to bring the Way to the heretics and blasphemers of that far western nation. Now Freeborn captains are actively engaged in getting preachers and [[wayfarer\|wayfarers]] to the distant archipelago – and not only to the easily accessible islands. With corsair audacity and skill help missionaries to reach every part of that powerful foreign nation. More importantly, their skill ensures that where possible those missionaries arrive safely, ready to avoid the Plenum and the Asavean priesthood. The cunning of the Brass Coast has gone a long way to reduce the number of lives lost to the jealous Asavean establishment, and reduced the number of people who are captured before they are able to do anything. The voyage is available as long as the Imperial Synod supports the conversion of Asavea, and the need to smuggle missionaries to the archipelago remains.

	'''Rewards:''' A standard fleet receives 2 ingots of orichalcum, 2 measures of iridescent gloaming, and 60 rings representing luxury goods and payment from passengers.		'''Rewards:''' A standard fleet receives 2 ingots of orichalcum, 2 measures of iridescent gloaming, and 60 rings representing luxury goods and payment from passengers.