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High General Alasa Kitama, head of the Church of Kithea, and ruler of the city of Virgon heads one of the smallest factions in the War, controlling only Virgon and a few neighboring towns. Despite this, Kitama is considered a major presence for several reasons--she is the youngest contender for...

It's one post between contributions now. For non-dwarves that have only dealt with the deep dwarves through the ZGB, it is often a surprise that high dwarves do not view all their subterrarean kin with the same disdain they treat that mining group. But experts realize that the ZGB's...

There's also this post on the meta-thread. And while I'm on it--the rules thread. And now some substance-- While he's not a member of the Council of Nine, High Warden Tiel of the Azure Guard does attend all their meetings, and some wags call him the 'Council Member Number Ten'. An imposing...

Yep. You know, there are somethings that need to be detailed, I think. Altania, for example. Or the Dvergar/Shay backstory, which remains rather sketchy. We know the dwarfs enslaved them way back when, and that they claim that the Shay are exiled criminals, so doing so was right, but the...

In an effort to kickstart this again, after a long hiatus... Lord Ralin Valeris is the man who started this terrible war--and yet it has caused him as much suffering as any other. When he declared himself king, Ralin was a handsome, hearty man in late middle age, with two sons and a daughter...

I'm somewhat interested. Still need a psychic?

"Hah. Give me the heights of the mountains! A few caves and mines to gives the weapons we need--and blessed freedom from civilization! Then I am content!"

Harbrand and Morenna both smile. "Why, my friend, it is a simple one. Which is more important for a soldier to have? A willingness to kill? Or a willingness to die?" notes Harbrand wryly.

At this moment, a great deal of yelling is heard on the other side of the door. This is followed by a great deal of pounding, as if someone is trying to break through the door with a battering ram. After many attempts, it stops. The group hears one goblin berate the others, calling them...

Verdea laughs. "City of walls or city of caves, it's still a city to the dwarfs of the wild." She looks at Graevel interested. "Still--you are of the Exile, are you not? Are you from Stonehall, then? Or the Averna depths? Or simply one of the lesser mines?" She smiles. "After all, I've...

Meer smiles, his kohl-lined eyes sparkling. "Oh, I can't count this, my friend." He gestures to the ogre in the headdress. "Lord Etzel has supplied all the food and drink. Still, perhaps if the night goes well, I can talk you into coming to my tent for a fine glass of Fisirian liqeur." He...

Harbrand laughs. "On the contrary, I'd enjoy it. Perhaps she could help settle a debate between Morenna and myself." He gestures to the Sleurithian who'd been introduced as the Lady of Metals.

Count Meer glances at Caradoc. "Well, nice to see you again." He gestures to the chair next to him. "Please, take a seat."

Harband chuckles. "Thank no fate, child, till it has run its course. Many a feast ends in woe and heartache, just as many a battle ends in joy and celebration." He offers Weel his seat. "Come--you seem a lad interested in theological matters. Let us talk."

An attractive female Cob sitting at the high table motions for him to take a seat next to her. "Verdea Shatterskull wants company, city dwarf!"

OOC: The Dierj is the Great Grey God of Ogres, Lord of Dooms, an impartial force of fate and destiny. 'The Lady of Metals' is probably a Mystic, in service of the Element of Metal. Mystics are--an odd bunch.

The ogre who lead them here gestures to the high table. "Lord Etzel--new soldiers! New Soldiers--Lord Etzel! Also Harband, Priest of the Dierj, Count Meer the Exile, and The Lady of Metals!"

OOC: To answer your questions--the door is on the right side--from where you stand.

Opening the small door, Lieve discovers a sizable room, shaped like a T, with floor of unworked stone. Another door lies on the left hand side, just before the room branches off into a sizable hallway.