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<blockquote data-quote="Entropi" data-source="post: 4331983" data-attributes="member: 68849">A bit of home-spun lore that helps give the world a feeling of progress and rebuilding, as well as providing a hook for possible military adventures.FORT HOPEFort Hope is a military installation built and garrisoned by Fallcrest and the Heartlands three years ago.&nbsp; It's establishment north of Fallcrest, at the confluence of the Nentir and the Winter rivers, has solidified the northern border and increased the tenability of the northern Heartlands.&nbsp; Humanoid raids from the Gray Plains have been curtailed, and numerous monsters have been displaced by aggressive patrols.HOOKThere is work to be had for able-bodied adventurers here.&nbsp; The military relies on volunteers, often adventurers and mercs, and PCs can sign on for short-term stints patrolling the Gray Plains and the Gardmore Plains.&nbsp; They are typically grouped with a small contingent of regular army soldiers and a Captain, who is in command.&nbsp; Pay is low, but treasure taken from lairs may be kept by volunteers as part of the incentive program.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Entropi, post: 4331983, member: 68849"] A bit of home-spun lore that helps give the world a feeling of progress and rebuilding, as well as providing a hook for possible military adventures. FORT HOPE Fort Hope is a military installation built and garrisoned by Fallcrest and the Heartlands three years ago. It's establishment north of Fallcrest, at the confluence of the Nentir and the Winter rivers, has solidified the northern border and increased the tenability of the northern Heartlands. Humanoid raids from the Gray Plains have been curtailed, and numerous monsters have been displaced by aggressive patrols. HOOK There is work to be had for able-bodied adventurers here. The military relies on volunteers, often adventurers and mercs, and PCs can sign on for short-term stints patrolling the Gray Plains and the Gardmore Plains. They are typically grouped with a small contingent of regular army soldiers and a Captain, who is in command. Pay is low, but treasure taken from lairs may be kept by volunteers as part of the incentive program. [/QUOTE]

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