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The Adventure
ail, Noble One! Our land is in need of a stalwart hero, one who will brave
perils too horrific to consider. A plague has be-fallen the Realm, a scourge is
upon the land! Our villages lie sacked, ruinous mounds of ashes where once
perils too horrific to consider. A plague has be-fallen the Realm, a scourge is
upon the land! Our villages lie sacked, ruinous mounds of ashes where once
trod peasants stout of heart and sound of mind, where once lay fields of grain and fruit,
where kine and fowl grew fat upon the bounties of our fair Sosaria. All manner of
wicked and vile creatures prey upon our people and ravage the land. ‘Tis the doing of
one so evil that the very earth trembles at the mention of his name.
where kine and fowl grew fat upon the bounties of our fair Sosaria. All manner of
wicked and vile creatures prey upon our people and ravage the land. ‘Tis the doing of
one so evil that the very earth trembles at the mention of his name.
Mondain the Wizard hath wrought his malice well. Our nobles bicker amongst
themselves, and each hath retired to the confines of his keep in hopes of watching the
downfall of his rivals. Verily, the Evil One hat heaped indignity upon curse by
releasing upon the Realm a host of creatures and beasts so bloodthirsty and wicked that
our defenseless people fall as grain before the reaper’s scythe.
downfall of his rivals. Verily, the Evil One hat heaped indignity upon curse by
releasing upon the Realm a host of creatures and beasts so bloodthirsty and wicked that
our defenseless people fall as grain before the reaper’s scythe.
These denizens of the underworld hold sway over all that can be surveyed, save for
the strongholds of the nobles besotted with their own ambition. Nowhere in our once
peaceful country may a traveler find safe passage or lodging, save in the keeps of the
self-proclaimed kings—and they demand hard labors for their indulgences.
peaceful country may a traveler find safe passage or lodging, save in the keeps of the
self-proclaimed kings—and they demand hard labors for their indulgences.
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