>The war, however, is not the only thing spreading chaos about the land. The gods, and the arcane are returning to the world after nearly 4000 years of having been thought dead. You, are at the forefront of those in the empire re-discovering that which has been lost for four millenia, and your ultimate goal is to become the Praetorian of the Divine. An office once thought lost to obsolescence with the disappearance of the gods, 1000 some years after the mortal races, humans, dwarves, elves, the cat-like felixsians, and the massive hulking lizard-men known as lacertans, killed the gods immortal servants on the mortal plain, the 6 Dragons, Elemental Patriarchs and Elemental Matrairchs.

You make your way back to your barracks under the early summer midday sun, glad that you dressed lightly. The Nobles Causeway is strangely quiet, which makes you nervous, though not frightened. Once you enter the building, Sansa rushes to you, clearly flustered, and oddly up-dressed from her normal wear "Justinian, er, Commander, theres theres... Janos has news but you need to go to your Private study NOW. Dont run, and try to wipe your boots love. Jayne would skin me if I let you make it there looking unkempt." At that she darts back to the officers dormitory building, fighting a losing battle with her hair at the speed shes moving at the whole way.

>>15214753
Interesting. If it's that important, guess we best see who the First sent out way. Janos can wait a bit I hope.

In on the ground floor. Let's do this.

>>15214764
It doesn't much sound like he can.

>>15214753

Stop by a mirror. Make sure we're at near parade standard.

No sense for a commander to be look not-dashing.

>>15214753
Make sure we look near parade formal, before going to our study.

>>15214791
Wait. READING COMPREHENSION.

To the study!

Why is she acting like the Emperor himself is here.

... No time to change to formal dress. Spiff up next to a mirror and head to the study.

>>15214831

>The Emperor is here
>Emperor

You confidently stride into the officers dormitory, and stop at the nearest reflective surface that can accurately show your entire form. You take a few moments to straighten out your attire, and hair, before making your way to your personal study. Waiting for you inside, seated on the chair you would normally occupy, is a large man, dark brown hair and ice blue eyes. He wears a fine ebon doublet, brown breeches, and a black belt, over his heart is the emblem of the Emperors Talon, DragonsBane, the blade wielded by the first emperor, thrust through a crimson dragons skull. It is not over the traditional white heater, but a golden shield. This man is Trepilius Durian, the heir apparent. You drop to your right knee, and thrust your right fist to the ground, and drop you head in one swift motion, speechless.

The man chuckles, rise Commander Trentz, we have much and more to talk about. Beginning with the divine, the arcane, your technological advancements, and how your knowledge of the subjects compares to mine and my fathers." he motions to one of the seats, and as you sit, inclines his head for you to begin, resting his hand on a sheet, covering something that he brought with him, which sits on the floor next to the heir apparents seat.

>>15214909
"Where to begin..."

Go over the gods, their domains, and the two pantheons for the divine topic. Elementalism, Mysticism, Arcane Magic, and our experiences with it for the arcane, and then the Repeaters, Autowagons, and Degrian for technology.

>>15214909

Is there anyone else in the room?

We'll need to call our experts over, if needed.

"Gladly, your Excellency. Where should I begin?"

>>15214938
Assuming he doesn't want us to start in a specific area, we might as well just do this. Don't forget to mention the longer ranged version of the crossbows Degrian has made as well as mentioning we have been in contact with the old gods. If he wants more details on any area, I'm sure he'll ask.

>>15214909
It's the Emperor's son. Close enough, damnit! Remain calm, curteous, and answer all questions truthfully.

"Starting with the divine, it is a fact that the gods have returned. All ten. And I have, infact, spoken with most of them, except for one whom wishes me ill. As a consequence of their return, all forms of magic, including elementalism and even runesmiting, has returned as well."

>>15214938
seconding

>>15214947
seconding calling our experts if he is ok with this not being a private meeting.

Explain about the return of the gods, the schools of elementalism/magic that we've encountered, Degrian/Kryia's inventions, etc. Medium level of detail. Don't over-simplify things but don't drown the man in technical details either.

>>15214969
Oh right. The runecrafting as well. We should mention Kyria's work in that.

>>15214938
Second. Include that the gods are still weak but are growing in power. Uurlanth has the advantage over us in numbers of arcanists, and the Guilds have better trained arcanists; both appear to have developed arcanist deployment doctrines that they have already begun using on their front-line troops.

You nod "Certainly, Princeps. The gods, while comparatively weak at the moment, are steadily growing in power. I have done my best to reamin neutral to warm in my relationship with all ten of them, however a few are... less than happy with me at the moment. Each god holds domain over one of the elements, as well as several aspects of mortal emotion, or states of being that one can go through. Fire is the realm of Lamynus, the Succubus Queen, who holds domain over lust and malice; as well as Jogra, who holds domain of Friendship, retribution, the campfire and the forge." you begin, before continuing to list off all of teh gods, and their domains, as well as the five elements.

Trepilius nods "We have learned much the same, the fact that the pantheon is split in twain makes us nervous, as it could easily fall to Degnar worshiping one half, and Uurlanth the other. An unbalanced and potentially dangerous. When things are calm enough to re-establish the office of the final Praetorian, one who could walk that line would be most useful."

You nod in agreement, before continuing "In my studies I have found that Uurlanth has traditionally had more arcanists than Degnar. The different schools are the Elementalism, or control over one or more of the elements, Magic which comes in two schools, shadow and Shining; Necromancy, which is mostly related to the raising and commanding of the dead, though also includes the crafting flesh golems, and a broader school known as curses. Mysticism, which encompasses illusions and the reading or controlling of the mind; and finally, two singular talents, in Runeforging, and Arcanasmithing. I have several experts who doubtless know more than I, if you wish I can have them summoned."
>cont'd

The man smirks "I have already interviewed your captains and retinue, though poor Sansa has yet to have hers, or a chance to make herself properly presentable." he shakes his head "It is quite the harem you have, Commander, and had I any sisters I would feel obliged to do my best to keep them from your reach, though I suppose there are worse men that could seduce my hypothetical siblings I suppose." he reaches across to take a cup from the table "Your collection of fine liquors impresses me almost as much as your knowledge does. My father and I were only able to find that mystics are also capable of some weak telekinesis, and that the disparity between Uurlanthi mages and Degnarian ones, in number at least, was approximately 7 to 1; where the disparity for the other schools was a more even 3 to 1. Luckily, Degnar always held almost a complete superiority in runes, as Uurlanth never had more than a handful of capable runesmiths in a generation. How many of your devices rely on runes, Commander"

>>15215273
"The only items we've really tested is the use of anti-magic runes on our ballista. One of my captains believes she is ready to try more complex things, however, and she was eager to get to work once we returned to the capital. I fear I've progressed least in this field."

>>15215273

"Only a few and none which reply solely on them.

We are still in the midst of much research and development. Premature deployment of such assets to the field could prove disastrous until we are properly able to recreate their intended effects at will."

>>15215305
seconding.

So far, not so many, However, Degrian, my head engineer and Captain Kyria were working on a steam-powered, self setting crossbow, and subsequently ballista.

>>15215305
Seconding.

As runes seem very difficult to craft to get the desired result and not have potentionally disastrous side-effects and I only have one capable runesmith it has so far been unfeasible for me to deploy them in combat. During the siege in the latest campaign we did however employ anti-magic ballistae bolts to great effect.

"Not much, BUT, we've been quite successful with a set of anti-magic ballistae ammunition. Shears right through arcane shielding like a hot knife through butter."

You smirk "All but one, which is a steam powered, self setting crossbow. As I only have one runesmith, who has only recently went to find apprentices, it has been slow progress. However, she has had progress enough to inscribe magic negating runes on balista bolts. The other technological advancements are all simply taht. Repeating crossbows and balistae, mangonel with extended range, and wagons that mostly self propel."

The man nods "Perhaps it would had been better had you not used those runes in battle, runes of transference would have prevented Uurlanth from being able to re-produce said runes. As elves have a natural aversion to runes, felixsians lack the attention span to learn them, and humans the lifespan to master crafting them, the only runes Uurlanth will ever have are the ones they capture, or purchase from the Duchy, whom we will hopefully be able to prevent from doing so. As to your advancements, all but the wagons are to be withheld. My father and I feel that would be far to great an advantage to have fall into Uurlanthi hands, however the Praetorians Fists will of course be allowed access to that technology. What ideas do you have for mage hunters?" he asks, grinning mischievously as he rubs the covered stack, when he notices your eyes wander to it.

>>15215478
"I hope the First is informed then since he mentioned spreading the use of the repeater crossbows but not if it was going to be limited. In regards to mage hunters, I've had my captain working on more anti-magic bolts and I've been trying to focus my elementalists to counter the enemy so they can't shield themselves. To be honest though, the most effective anti-mage tactic we've had is using our own mage to deal with them."

Did we have any other ideas? I can't remember.

"Enemy mages have caused me the greatest amount of trouble so far, as I only have a single bright mage to counter them, talented as she is.

"I'm thinking about training snipers as mage-hunters. Archers and crossbow-dwarves skilled in both marksmanship and stealth, armed with anti-magic rune ammunition. It's still just an idea right now."

>>15215478
"Special kill teams armed with steam crossbows, using anti-magic rune inscribed bolts to penetrate arcane shields, with an additional rune to cause the bolt itself to explode in fire."

"So far, besides the runes, the only constant counter I've managed to hold has been our Light mage, Lena of the Karynchek(sp?). It's beginning to wear on her, so I would very much like to find either more light magi, or some other form of hard counter."

"They would not keep to the main battle lines during battle, but instead hide themselves among skirmisher troops, or perhaps stalk the edges of the battlefield, firing off single shots before changing locations.

I do not expect high survival rates, but it will be worth it to neutralize enemy mages early in the battle."

>If anyone is lurking and think there's a lack of discussion it's because we are bickering amongst each other and pestering Pax with the details on IRC.

You shrug "Soldiers wearing armor runed against the arcane, armed with Steam Crossbows that transfer the effects of the magic negating rune to the bolts, and an additional incendiary or explosive rune for good measure. Though it has been my experience that other arcanists are always the best counter."

Trepilius nods "That they are, and any mage hunters will quickly be folk our foes learn to recognize quickly, and treat with the same attentions they would otehr arcanists with." he takes another drink "Feel free to have a swallow from your flask if you wish." again he smirks when you do so "It is good that you have thought that far ahead. I would recommend you begin to form such a unit right away, as when my father announces the re-instatement of the office of Praetor Divinus his duties will also encompass the training and distribution of the Legions arcanists, and his fist will include Sate Priests or Priestesses, as well as a corps of mage hunters, to be distributed in the same manner the arcanists are. A man who is not only on good terms with the divine, but already has the other necessities of his office prepared, and without spending the Empires gold will look very good the the Senate indeed. Now, would you like to see my fathers gift to you for your excellent service to the DragonBone Palace of late?"
>cont'd

>>15215759
>derp, forgot name
>also, I do my best to keep short-term bickering in here, haha

You nod, and the man pulls the sheet away, revealing a splendid suit of Platemail. It is enameled red, and has been worked in such a way that each plate resembles a dragons scale, trimmed in black. the vambraces and tops of the gauntlets form dragons talons and forearms. The rest of the armor is lightly flecked with midnight starbursts. The inside of the armor has a light blue sheen to the steel shade, telling you that it is adamantium. "The enameling is worked into the metal, so it will not be destroyed easily, though, with your penchant for collecting scars it may not last as long as our smith promised. As to the starbursts, we thought that black with crimson starbursts would be too, cliche, considering your moniker. i was against the stars entirely, which is why the larges is no larger than the smiths thumbnail, and why they are so very sparse. I am glad that he didn't ruin the talons with starbursts. They are of course, removable, if you wish for regular gauntlets and vambraces."

>>15215772
"I am honored beyond words, Princeps. I thank you for such a gift."

Guys, should we mention the Cult to him? Considering that the Imperial intelligence bureau might be compromised, it might be something he should be made aware of.

>>15215772
so pimp. hurry up and attach our valkyrie cape to it.

>>15215802
Agreed. Might be worth mentioning to him at least to see if he has any questions for us about them. If he's done with us though, I guess we should go see Janos and hopefully find out about that caravan. I'd like to buy the temple to the ten soonish and not go broke doing it if possible.

>>15215802
definitely, give him a full report if he is interested.

Fan-fucking-tastic!

Also thirding mention of the cult.

Also Also suggesting here in the thread for posterity that Wulf gets command of the mage hunter unit.

>>15215858
I actually think we should talk to Wulf soonish on what he wants to do. Does he want to enter the legion proper and become a commander on his own or does he want to remain apart of our retinue?

Yep. Mention the cult to him before he leaves. See if he has any other business with us.

After he dismisses us, go see Janos.

>>15215869
Also gives us a friend we can count on in the upper ranks.

>>15215897
I personally would prefer for him to remain in our retinue because he's going to be hard to replace. That and he might be needed to help support Lena. If he does want to leave though, it might be worthwhile to do.

He might not want to leave his girlfriend either.

And no he can't take our only bright mage with him. :[

>>15215916
The short term would be worse but the long term rewards would probably pay off.

You stare at the armor for a moment, ignoring the Heir Apparents chuckles "Princeps, I... I am honored beyond words. Please, extend my most heartfelt thanks to your father when you next see him."

"But of course" the man replies "did you have any other business that needed attending to? My soldiers are no doubt running amok in my absence by now."

You take another drink from your flask "Yes, very grave in nature. Since my first campaign, I have been encountering members of a... cult. Their emblem is a hammer of blood raised to strike an obsidian anvil, and at every encounter they have had arcanists in numbers comperable to those of the Uurlanthi forces I have battled recently, soldiers trained to parity with our own, and the utmost fanaticism. All I know of their plot, is that it involves necromancy, and most likely war. Neshai has agreed to aid me in my attempts to prepare for their arrival. I have found them to be well rooted within Uurlanthi, Duchy, and our own governments. So deeply that at least one important Uurlanthi Lord has been slain, and likely replaced by their pawns, and our own Third Praetorian may be their pawn as well."

The man tenses up noticeably "Is Neshai that much against necromancy? Also, how intense is the belligerence of this cult, and how adept are they at subterfuge. You say skilled, but I need to know what level of skill I should be wathcing for."

>>15215949
Depends on Lena. The death goddess has already said she'll be having the toughest time coming up with the undead. She said we need to give her more steal and I imagine Wulf will be needed in general to help her out.

>>15215955
"Neshai is completely against necromancy. There will be no compromises over that. If you ever interfere with the dead, she will be your enemy. In regards to the cult, they seem to be quite adept at infiltration. They had some members amongst the First's staff when he was the second that were intercepting our messages and removing what they wanted from them. I've confirmed they've been in the Duchy and the heirs of house Stant were either converted or assassinated during my campaign. They've made use of mystics and they have no problems openly attacking us. They were openly apart of the Stant force and forced slaves to fight us."

>>15215955
Neshai detests necromancy. In her eyes, necromancers are thieves that steal what rightfully belong to her- the souls of the fallen. Necromancy forcefully remove them from her domain and bow them to their will. When a goddess tells you to your face that she has reserved a special afterlife of eternal, note the emphasis, suffering for necromancers... I suggest that you never entertain the thought. However, she does not mind necromancers who use the power of curses. When I discussed this with her, there are a few exceptions to binding ghosts to magic items, for instance, as long as they loathe what they are made to do you will not feel her wrath.

I will write a full report of my interaction with the gods, I believe that my conversations with them will prove invaluable in order for the Empire to curry their favor and not draw their ire. This is important enough that I shouldn't wait until I have my seat in office.

>>15215955
"To Neshai, a necromancer is a thief stealing from her horde. And according to her, even when the undead are returned to a state of rest, their souls have been forever misshapen. One of her bygone passtimes was throwing necromancers into the great void.

They have been manufacturing scenarios through which more dead than necessary would be produced, by using all sides against eachother for their goal. I can only assume they intend to raise an army of undead to take the lands of everyone involved once we are weakened by war.

The rebellion I put down as my first assignment? That was a ruse to take away as many abhumans as they could from our forces. They're in this for the long game, but each one we defeat leads us to clues, and more pressingly, training materials.

I have had one of my captains deciphering various letters of theirs we have found, and I can provide copies of the translations upon request."

>>15215987
>>15216010
Sounds good.

Also, again, posted for posterity, suggesting we offer to use our arcana detector on him while we're here.

"To Neshai, the act of raising corpses, is stealing that which is rightfully hers, as the soul that was once attached to the corpse or skeleton in question is taken from her real is gone so long as the corpse is active. And when the soul is returned, it is damaged, misshapen. She makes a pastime out of eternally tormenting necromancers once they die. I will elaborate and expand on that in a more complete report on the divine for yourself and your father if you wish." the man nods "As to the cult, they are extremely skilled infiltrators, and had been censoring or destroying my missives with the Praetor Militant for some time. He purged his office of cultists after I sent riders to tell him of the cult personally. And it is he who has informed me that the 3rd is either a member, or her office is so heavily infiltrated that everything coming from it is worth questioning. And the cult is playing a VERY long game, What I have read of the captured, and decoded missives leads me to believe that their plan hinges on there being an abnormally massive ammount of fresh, and as a result easier to make more powerful once raised, corpses strewn about the continent from our war, and the nations of the land too tired to stop them. House Stant, my foes from my second campaign, has been all but wiped out by this cult, from within, as they were either standing against the cult, or no longer useful as a pawn to them. If you wish, I can provide you with the misives."

The man nods his head "That would be excellent, Commander. And now, I must return to my duties." he rises from his seat, and you rise with him, saluting, than accepting his offered hand "Live well, Legionaire..." he begins, before releasing your hand.

"And die bravely." you finish, bowing as he leaves the room.

>so, where to now?

>>15216154
Lets talk to Janos. He has news of some sort, i believe.

>>15216154
We need to have a chat with the necromancer kid, his father and the house whose riders accompanied us to the frontline to observer our tactics.
in that order preferrably.

>>15216182
sounds like a plan to me.

>>15216183
>>15216182
Oh, yes, Janos and Wulf too. As someone mentioned earlier, we need to know if he wants to become a career soldier. After all this I suggest we talk to Daesu and see what he has learned, I'm sure he's been keeping busy

You take one last look at your new armor, before heading out to find Janos. He is, not surprisingly, at the kennels in your barracks. "Janos, Sansa said you had news for me?"

He nods his head, turning from the brood pit of fledgling aurachnospecs to face you "And not good news, friend. It would seem the slumlord you brought to justice, Timius McClanson, was liberated from the procession to the Field of Crosses while we were at the pits yesterday. I suspect the perpetrator to be Borus Reshkai, whos house was dishonored, and cast from society not long after your argument with him at the Governors feast before you left on your last campaign. They both have common cause against you, and are not without their means, but I have no proof, unfurtuanately." he looks apologetic as he finishes, scratching the back of his head with one hand, and adjusting a mask that is not there with the other.

We should send Daesu to find signs of them. If he finds the thug, the bastard gets no further chances.

>>15216304
That dwarf is a pissant. Should I really be bothered about this?

(send daesu or blackbird after him?)

>>15216334
Daesu could get it done without being seen.

You cock an eyebrow "Is... is that a problem?"

Janos sighs "Perhaps not, but with all the funds of a nobleman with nothing to lose behind him, his entire network ready to do his bidding, as opposed to his two favorite thugs, and no goal in mind save making you pay, he could be more trouble than your expecting."

Now it is your turn to scratch at the back of your head "Send Daeseu after him, that elf will be able to deal with it without a fuss."

"If I am ever weak, it is in a city where I have no network, and that I do not know. If I am ever weak, I am weak now. It will not be instantaneous, and it will further slow the establishment of your network, but if you order it." Daeseu interjects, somehow in-between your right side, and the wall, and you have no idea how he got there.

Janos leaps back, hands halfway up to shield his face, frozen outwards at chest level. After collecting himself, he interjects "If the slumlord is living in the Reshkai household, he is all but untouchable. That house may have been ostracized from high society, but they are not without their influence, or gold. If it helps, think of it as a noble foe who I thought dealt with by your allies trying to bite back, although I had thought him downed and pushed off to a corner. And cornered beasts..." he trails off.

>>15216304
Lets just keep an eye on them. Could be anybody who released the dwarf.

How about the trade caravan? Do we want to check it out as a training exercise for the new elementalists?

Find him. Personally march him to a cross.

>>15216408
"The dwarf is a danger to me now, Daesu. However long it takes, it must be done, even if I must leave you here for my next deployment. The Emperor's heir has all but guaranteed my future position as Praetor Divinus, and it wouldn't do to have me slain by so low an individual. Maybe... maybe our mystic could help pull some of the answers we need?"

Have Daeseu build up his network for now, and try to locate the dwarf only.

See if Jayne has any strings left to pull here.

Ask Janos about the status of the caravan.

>>15216436
swell idea, daesu could capture, or whatever it is he does, some low level thugs and perhaps the mystic can probe his mind to find out who he reports to, get that guy and repeat until they have a list of big-shots. that should speed up daesus networking quite a bit.
of course, how they do this is better left to them, I am not an assassin nor a mystic

"Keep working to build your network, but I do want this thug brought in. I will ensure he actually dies this time. Work with Autronius if you need, sometimes less invasive information gathering is better." you opine, remembering the Guild Lands warior you have restrained in your dungeons, to prevent him from killing himself. The assassin nods, and is gone before you can get another word in to him. "Janos, any word on your caravan?"

The man shakes his head "Still nothing, unfortunately. Why, are you considering searching for it?" he asks, curiousity obvious in his voice.

>>15216524
"I am, and with this news, I am wondering if it's tardiness is only coincidence."

>>15216524
Of course, there might be politics involved. Why, aren't you suspicious? You said it yourself, even compiled a list, of my enemies. It's not a stretch at all to assume that they are sabotaging for me until I don't have a copper to my name.

"We do have some valkyries on our payroll now. Might as well make use of them. If the caravan is merely delayed, they can make contact with it and escort it home. If something went amiss, at least they'll find out what happened."

You shrug "Now that we have valkerie riders on the payroll we may as well use them. If something truly is amiss, we can ride out to intervene, if not, the riders can escort the caravan in safely."

Janos nods "Did you need anything of me right now, or were you simply seeing what my message for you was?"

>if your done with Janos, where to?

>>15216642
lesse... where are we keeping the were-bulls? I'd like to get a status report on them.

>>15216642
necro kid

>>15216722
It's a little late in the day for that.

>>15216722
Might as well talk to Rufus tomorrow. Do lunch together perhaps?

>>15216753
I could agree to that.

Orders from Praetorian Militant:
- screen the troops he gave us with detector stone
- arrange for anti-Louky training for these troops
- screen the troops of the two Fists that are currently in the city
- induct potentials into our academy
- tell Degrian that we'll need copies of our technology for the other maniples in the two Fists

For Princeps:
- detailed report on gods and magic

>>15216772
Well we can do
> tell Degrian that we'll need copies of our technology for the other maniples in the two Fists
> detailed report on gods and magic
tonight.
The others will have to wait to tomorrow.

Personal business:
- personal combat training for our infantry captains (Gaius Cornelius Uurist Collin)
- formalize grenadier attachments (Gaius Cornelius Uurist)
- experiment with anti-mage snipers (Aurelius Blackbird)
- keep on translating/decoding texts (Finian)
- recruit rune-smith apprentices (Kyria)
- merge field magic training and academy training (Laelith)
- track down our caravan (valkyries, Justinian)
- deal with our enemies in the city (Daeseu, mystic)

I think that's enough to keep everyone plenty busy

>>15216783
sounds good, let's get on with that.

>>15216783
We're in management now. We spend most of our time in meetings, and delegate out tasks to our underlings. Sansa can help us make sure that nothing slips through the cracks.

Wulf and Lena deserves a break.

"No, I think that will be all for now, Janos." you reply, before turning back towards the officers dormitories of your barracks complex, the sun already well along its westward sojourn. Inside the building, Degrian is again working on instructions and plans for his devices.

"How can I help, commander?" he asks you, not looking up from his pad as he does so. Reaching out, seizing a small chunk of meat, barely cooked at the best, and sliding it down his throat, right hand still moving his quill along the sheet.

"I have been ordered to share all of your advancements save the autowagons with the other fists by the Praetor Militant. So the plans more understandable to those other than yourself, and more workers have become something of a priority."

Degrian makes a defeated sound, dropping the pad looking at you "Drive me mad, Commander. Must find smarter engineers to build things, can only make plans so simple." he takes another morsel from his bowel of meat and slides it down his throat. "Will do what I can." he finally adds, before returning to work. You spend most of the evening, and a good portion of the night working on your reports for the Emperor and his Son on the divine, and the Cult you have been dealing with. You are nearly ready to sign your name on it when Sansa and Jayne forcibly remove you from your study and take you to your bed. Despite your half-hearted protests, you are glad that it was a productive night.

>we seem to be dying down, so I'm gonna call it here for tonight
>I'll be back Sunday at 9:30ish server time
>If you have any CQ/setting questions just email me at paxcomquest@yahoo.com
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>A new campaign will be starting soon! that makes this a good time for any lurkers who are interested to join in! I'm gonna keep posting these sumaries until the departure thread.