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[[giraine|Giraine]] [[summaries-2023|Summaries]] | [[giraine|Giraine]] [[summaries-2023|Summaries]] | ||
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Fraud has sent a Linguaberry message to Ahappi- (after vigorous debate with the party; especially Boamund) | Fraud has sent a Linguaberry message to Ahappi- (after vigorous debate with the party; especially Boamund) | ||
- | SACRED TIME | + | **SACRED TIME** |
Omens for 1625 are mixed. Ceremonies give strange signs, very different from last year, which in retrospect gave hints of the Boat Planet’s coming. There are signs of war of course (the Death and Disorder runes a recurring theme), and other dangers. There will be more difficult times. There are obscure signs, for those amongst you with the right awareness, of runes of Beast, and Darkness, and Water, and Dragon, and Movement, and more. And Chaos. Many, frightening visions of Chaos in the new year. Auguries for further information give further ambiguous results. | Omens for 1625 are mixed. Ceremonies give strange signs, very different from last year, which in retrospect gave hints of the Boat Planet’s coming. There are signs of war of course (the Death and Disorder runes a recurring theme), and other dangers. There will be more difficult times. There are obscure signs, for those amongst you with the right awareness, of runes of Beast, and Darkness, and Water, and Dragon, and Movement, and more. And Chaos. Many, frightening visions of Chaos in the new year. Auguries for further information give further ambiguous results. | ||
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You assign your runic power levels from these PC-specific integrated runes: | You assign your runic power levels from these PC-specific integrated runes: | ||
- | Ahappi = Water, Death, Darkness | + | |
- | Bog = Darkness, Disorder, Death | + | > Ahappi = Water, Death, Darkness |
- | Fraud = Darkness, Metal, Life | + | > Bog = Darkness, Disorder, Death |
- | Boamund = Fire, Man, Metal | + | > Fraud = Darkness, Metal, Life |
- | Shrett = Illusion, Movement, Law | + | > Boamund = Fire, Man, Metal |
+ | > Shrett = Illusion, Movement, Law | ||
These runes can be, or automatically are, invoked on Heroquests (capital “H”, i.e. when on the Hero Plane) to do certain things; sometimes acting as skills used in simple tests; and other times creating magical effects; and more. They also have a more general effect: they are the link to that web of heroquesting, | These runes can be, or automatically are, invoked on Heroquests (capital “H”, i.e. when on the Hero Plane) to do certain things; sometimes acting as skills used in simple tests; and other times creating magical effects; and more. They also have a more general effect: they are the link to that web of heroquesting, | ||
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You have many dreams during your voyage! | You have many dreams during your voyage! | ||
Fraud: You dream of a crowd of people in masks, milling about in an endless shadowed land. Some are performers. One lacks bones. Some have only skin. Another lacks skin. Some have a monster’s face behind the mask. Another’s mask is a horned monster or devil. One is a colourful trickster. One might lack a mask, just wearing the haggard face of a tortured poet. The last mask is plain, but the wearer rips off the mask and what is there is too terrible to describe—you rip yourself out of the dream with a muffled shout, covering your face with your hands. | Fraud: You dream of a crowd of people in masks, milling about in an endless shadowed land. Some are performers. One lacks bones. Some have only skin. Another lacks skin. Some have a monster’s face behind the mask. Another’s mask is a horned monster or devil. One is a colourful trickster. One might lack a mask, just wearing the haggard face of a tortured poet. The last mask is plain, but the wearer rips off the mask and what is there is too terrible to describe—you rip yourself out of the dream with a muffled shout, covering your face with your hands. | ||
- | Fraud has to stifle the urge to recite the Purple Sonnet! He hasn’t had to do this in ages! | + | |
+ | > Fraud has to stifle the urge to recite the Purple Sonnet! He hasn’t had to do this in ages! | ||
Boamund: | Boamund: | ||
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You leave, and Bradde gets you a newtling coracle water-taxi over to Queue Isle, where you go to the Heroes Guild, arguing all the way there. It is arand cube-shaped building with evocative decorations of heroic scenes. There are no guards, and various script above the open doorway says, “Welcome heroes and those that need heroes.” You go into a hall that is also grand, with comfortable furnishings, | You leave, and Bradde gets you a newtling coracle water-taxi over to Queue Isle, where you go to the Heroes Guild, arguing all the way there. It is arand cube-shaped building with evocative decorations of heroic scenes. There are no guards, and various script above the open doorway says, “Welcome heroes and those that need heroes.” You go into a hall that is also grand, with comfortable furnishings, | ||
- | 1. | + | - Ka the Waertagi – (insists people call him by his full name; to not do so is a grave offense) A stately, very fish-like blue-green, who wears nothing but a very tight loincloth. He was on the Boat Planet, you find out. When he battles, he wields water powers, a trident, and can cause his scales to fly about, cutting foes. He states his name very often, and acts like he believes he is a hero. |
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They eventually explain that they’re the only heroes here in this Guild now. No wonder Handra needs your help. Others come and go; some have died; and the Heroes’ Guild mainly has been occupied lately with opposing Ramalia and the broos of the New Fens. They’ve hunted for Sorc but never even seen him. You’re respectfully given a good room in the Guild, welcomed graciously, and you relax. Except Bog, who finds Bradde outside and goes off to the Night Market as evening approaches. Shrett throws his new Stalking sorcery and follows behind. | They eventually explain that they’re the only heroes here in this Guild now. No wonder Handra needs your help. Others come and go; some have died; and the Heroes’ Guild mainly has been occupied lately with opposing Ramalia and the broos of the New Fens. They’ve hunted for Sorc but never even seen him. You’re respectfully given a good room in the Guild, welcomed graciously, and you relax. Except Bog, who finds Bradde outside and goes off to the Night Market as evening approaches. Shrett throws his new Stalking sorcery and follows behind. | ||
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