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Message: <blockquote data-quote="reason" data-source="post: 1972819" data-attributes="member: 6022">from the Principia...Some from <a href="http://www.principiainfecta.com" target="_blank">Principia Infecta</a>:<a href="http://www.principiainfecta.com/archives/2005/01/the_denier.php" target="_blank">The Denier</a>The Emerald Company rode forth for the last time from the great weathered gate of Three Stones, under the unfriendly stares of the Watch and - so it is said - Black Tower sages. The Company traveled to Lorn as guardians and guides for stern magisters and priests of the Powers, charged with refuting The Denier...<a href="http://www.principiainfecta.com/archives/2005/01/no_two_coins_th_1.php" target="_blank">The Locked Heart, Master of the Coin Press</a>The current Master of the Coin Press is a strange character indeed, a sage of the Black Tower of Three Stones who calls herself The Locked Heart. Control of the Coin Press spurred a great deal of Council infighting in past generations - to the point of driving the Press into disuse - but the arrival of the Locked Heart changed all that. She has simply appropriated the Coin Press from the Council for her own use and profit, but the powerful in Port find this to be more convenient than the previous state of affairs. The Locked Heart has made it abundantly clear on many an occasion that she considers each and every Councillor, merchant and noble in Port to be equally vile and degenerate. She plays no favorites; her motives and methods, beyond the obvious, are a mystery....<a href="http://www.principiainfecta.com/archives/2005/01/fisher_of_the_d_1.php" target="_blank">Fisher of the Dockside Market</a>For many years, a black and white cat of the old Ammander heritage made the dockside market his home. He prowled the stalls and shops, stealing fish and less identifiable catches with charm, arrogance and cunning...<a href="http://www.principiainfecta.com/archives/2005/01/queen_of_thieve_1.php" target="_blank">Queen of Thieves</a>The night that the King and half the thieves of Port drunkenly chased a cat and the King's spiced spineel all the way to the Malel estate - a dozen of the Temple Guard at their heels, to hear the tale told by those who claim to have been there - has become a good story with the passage of time. The troubadors seized on it one summer and Lady Malel's cat was transformed into a horde of felines bent on eating the thieves of Port out of house and home. It is a popular performance, but few folk know the rest of the story...<a href="http://www.principiainfecta.com/archives/2005/01/the_wayward_vis_1.php" target="_blank">The Wayward Visitor</a>The Wayward Visitor is owned by the Ammanene Unsharee, known in some circles as The Cursed. Her storied past in the Enclave as swordswoman, sage and member of the Emerald Company is reflected in the clientele, staff and regular visitors. Odd, talented, outcast, well-connected and unusual folk seem to find their way to the Wayward Visitor more often than one might expect. For all that, Unsharee is rarely seen - like most Ammanene, she has little to do with mortal society. The very existence of an establishment like the Wayward Visitor under the auspices of an Ammanene is a something of a mystery......And so forth...Reason</blockquote>

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