Sir Huw de Grognard It had finally been agreed at the Moots that the situation of Civil War in Albion was to be resolved at the Gathering. The Gauntlet was thrown down by Lady Elspeth and reluctantly Jaddvor accepted, knowing that he stood little chance to win. He appeared to want to kill as many…

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A Hart’s View, by Lord Ranulf Farendon A small party of Harts attended the recent Wolves Midsummer festival in Norsca. In typical Norscan defiance of the White Hand it was decided to hold the festival, and King Gunnar’s wedding, in the newly rebuilt town of Silverdale, 35 miles from the war’s front line. We arrived…

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I arrived after dark on the Friday of the conclave, it was a short walk from the circle up to the stables where I was directed. It appears that one of aben’s experiments had gone slightly awry and he felt it would be safer for all if we were put up in the stables. There…

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The Emperor – Josharim II A Liche. *Was* a Tebronian Emperor, but it wasn’t Tebron himself. One of the later ones, maybe. If he’s a liche, he’s a very powerful one, his weakest followers could only be dismissed by a very large incantor wedge. He could also apparently use mind affecting magics on Scullion although…

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Katerina, Current Threats 1. Strong Ones – Last seen possessing Iver Elves at Green and Pleasant. 2. Marchwood – Elves upset over a forged letter by Finn and Ripper (one of many forged letters over the past year – probably Empire?) and the Old Thing in the crypt as in Hunter Stryker’s report 3. Empire…

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The Healers’ Guild was visited by Yaris, a member of the resistance on Elvas, who bore a report of Gogul’s activities on the island. Apparently, six vampires led by a banshee, performed some form of ceremony involving a demonic looking skull. The point of not was that they were chanting in the name of Satun….

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an account by Rowan Heartwood The news was rife through my village. Me and my mates decided that we would make our way to Rutterkin’s wood to see what was going on. That’s were we met General Tarn, the new Duke of Cornwall. Us Cornish lads don’t usually see much else apart fron the sea…

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