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Adventure World - Regency Romance 2

2025-07-17T00:08:22Z

BaronSquee:

==Details==
Facilitator: [[User:BaronSsquee|Josh]]

System: Good Society

First session: June 2025
Last session:

==Setting==

It is the social season of the year 1026 A.F. (After the Fall) in the [[Nerathi Confederacy|Nerath]]. Luminaries from across the eleven cities flock to the capital of [[Highmark]] for the start of the parliamentary session, but, more importantly, for the balls, parties, and marriage mart. Foremost among these are the scions of the dragonmarked Houses, bearing the mystical investiture of ancient draconic demigods. Fortune and ruin can both await amongst the glitz and pomp of the season, for those able to navigate its turbulent waters.

An [[Adventure World]] game primarily set in Highmark and exploring the social season of the elites of [[Nerath]].

==Characters==

* [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1k7OpBaWUEt8dWBV77H8aE9TFrxVbt8CMLVIF1sTFhiI/edit?gid=1344713119#gid=1344713119 Shared Info Sheet]

===Major Characters===
* [[Firrin (Liralu) Malassar]] (Player: [[User:Elanya|Elanya]])
* [[Frederick "Fritz" Allard Scrye]] (Player: [[User:Elanya|Elanya]])
* [[Galatea Beatrice Klytotekhnes Hestion]] (Player: [[User:BaronSquee|Josh]])
* [[Saiya Harrowden]] (Player: [[User:Curtana|Curtana]])
* [[Atreyvin "Trev" Marceador]] (Player: Zari)
* [[Mitula]] (Player: [[User:Vess|Vess]])
* [[Euphrastus Tinnane Graeae]] (Player: [[User:Forthright|Forthright]])
* [[Norn Yosk]], Lord Valacirca (Player: [[User:BaronSquee|Josh]])
* [[Molgrin Braalk]] (Player: [[User:Curtana|Curtana]])
* [[Raveni Pesha]] (Player: Lark)
* [[Captain Akiterryl Jormun]] (Player: Star)

===Connections===
* Mr. Kosiru Malassar - Firrin's adopted father
* Lady Paiora Dreatus Nykona (Lady Paiora) - Firrin's finacée
* Ioana Antonia Klytotekhnes Hestion (Lady Ioana) - Fritz's stepmother and Galatea's aunt and chaperone

==Chapters==

==External Links==
* [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1zF6L7k4vK7EtpT4l-njIhHnICjtjGgMm8qLkdoZ3YRc/edit?tab=t.0 Setting quick reference sheet]
* [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1zr1mzMfGphPCMmLG3aSAau3u0oWslzHr6GvGtpf9QgY/edit#gid=0 Titles and Forms of Address]
* [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1jiSty16hOZIYKHYSAg42A0BkflCJ-NF0VF2nMdfBhLY List of Houses and dragonmarks] (Incomplete)
* [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1JO3pmjYbGsNpz0qHiG9T2IeyVvpIuzBjG9VXrxyvdns/edit?gid=0#gid=0 Adventure World Interfertility Chart] (Incomplete)

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Norn Yosk

2025-07-16T05:13:03Z

BaronSquee: Created page with "thumb Norn Yosk is the oldest son of Hanoyar and Henya Yosk. Hanoyar is a soldier and general, having served originally in Ahkas and participating in every..."

[[File:Norn.png|thumb]]

Norn Yosk is the oldest son of Hanoyar and Henya Yosk. Hanoyar is a soldier and general, having served originally in Ahkas and participating in every major Nerathi military action since. Henya is a warden who met her husband during the Northern Campaign; she is Hanoyar’s second wife and significantly younger than her husband. Norn has two older half-sisters from his father’s first marriage, as well as a younger sister. Lior is the eldest, married to one of her father’s retainers. Miryam is a member of the Green Men and married a non-noble; she and her father have little contact these days. Enwa is his younger sibling, twelve years old and a page at the court in Vanilorra.

Norn was groomed from an early age to follow his father’s path as a warrior. Thanks to his size, Norn performed admirably in his training, though he preferred his less-combative lessons. When the Fomorians attacked Nerath, Norn became his father’s page and aide. The horrors of the war had a significant impact upon Norn, and he began to question his presumed vocation.

After the Fomorian War, Norn began focusing more on training with his mother as a warden. He discovered he had a natural talent for primal magic and an affinity with animals and plants that opened up further opportunities in Vanilorran society. The manifestation of his dragonmark, which further enhances his connection with nature, only further cemented his dedication to this pursuit.

Norn met Jesseryn and Jeremyn Callais in 1018 when accompanying his father to court in Vanilorra, on one of the Callais’ rare trips back to the elven homeland. Recognizing the boy’s talent, Jeremyn and his father suggested to Hanoyar that he allow Norn to train as a druid. It was only after significant pleading on Norn’s behalf, and the intervention of his mother, that Hanoyar acquiesced.

Norn spent the next several years training with some of the foremost druids in Vanilorra, quickly showing his talent and becoming known as something of a prodigy. Unfortunately, this drew the ire of some his fellow initiates, who didn’t relish the idea of “some shifter brute” outshining the pride of the elven Houses. When he was eighteen, Norn found himself challenged by another student, a scion of a patrician house who had been egged on by his better-born peers. The pair were sent deep into the Changing Wilds and meant to survive, alone and without supplies, for a month. Such trials were not uncommon among Vanilorran druids, though both the duration and environmental danger were greater than usual for their level of training. Unfortunately for both of them, only Norn returned alive.

While his teachers knew Norn was not to blame for the other boy’s passing, it was deemed necessary to remove him from training, if for no other reason than to spare him further danger. While Hanoyar hoped perhaps his son would now take up his warrior training once more, Norn wrote to Jeremyn Callais for advice. Hearing of his predicament, Jeremyn wrote to Hanoyar on Norn’s behalf, offering to bring him to Highmark for further training. Again, the old warrior acceded, sending his son off for training in the ‘foreign’ city.

Norn has been in Highmark for almost two years, though this year will mark the first social season in which he will participate. (It was deemed unwise to have him debut so soon after his ordeal.) While Norn has appreciated his patrons’ hospitality and guidance, he is dreading the upcoming season and hopes he can manage it with as little actual socializing as possible.

Appearance: Norn is a greatpaw shifter with a warm brown complexion. He is 6’4” and broadly built. His eyes are a rich dark brown, with an unfortunate tendency towards resting scowling face. He typically wears his shoulder-length black hair in a traditional Vanilorran high ponytail, with a short, well-kept beard. His dragonmark spreads across his chest, vaguely resembling a tree in shape. It changes with the seasons, broadest and brightest in summer. While he prefers more traditional Vanilorran clothing, he has been encouraged to adopt more fashionable Highmarker clothing since moving to the city.

File:Norn.png

2025-07-16T05:11:57Z

BaronSquee:

Adventure World Timeline

2025-07-16T03:43:09Z

BaronSquee: Added the Northern Campaign

==Note==
This timeline follows the Nerathi calendar and primarily records events relevant to the Nerathi continent.

==Timeline==
-359 - [[Arkos]] abandons the [[Arkhosian Empire]]

-13 - Final defeat of the Empire. Arkhosian capital ransacked.

0 - [[Bael Turath]] is destroyed by [[Asmodeus]] due to betrayal by [[Ratha]].

10 - [[Ye Olde Adventure Worlde]] game events begin.

565 - [[Adventure World: Caravan]] game events begin.

624 - [[Highmark]], [[Issenvik]], and [[Mythragal]] form the [[Nerathi Confederacy|Nerathi Alliance]].

639 - [[Grimfar]], surrounded, agrees to join the Nerathi.

657 - Peace brokered by the Nerathi between [[Vanilorra]] and [[Aethrennar]]. Both states also sign on to the Nerathi Alliance.

660 - [[Yondon]] joins their Vanilorran allies in the Alliance.

672 - [[Nachtur]] falls; [[Thantopolis]] becomes the final member state of renamed Nerathi Confederacy.

773-779 - Thantopolitan uprising.

926 - [[Explorer's Union]] founded.

929 - A party of adventurers from the [[Explorer's Union]] become involved with dynastic struggles in [[Ebemar]].

930 - [[Versimar]], [[Kelnewar]], and [[Sanjamar]] declare war on the newly-instated Shah Soraya of [[Ebemar]]. [[Nerath]] responds by declaring for Soraya and the [[Ahkasic Wars]] begin.

952 - Creation of the "warforged" by Caleb Scrye as an attempt to prevent the loss of Nerathi lives in the Ahkasic conflicts. He would go on to become one of the main advocates for ending the war, and the creator of the future god of invention, Roscoe.

992 - [[Treaty of Irumael]] ends the "Psionic War", the last (and most devastating) of the Ahkasic Wars.

1000-1008 - A series of military conflicts attempting to pacify the goblinoid peoples north of Grimfarr and Issenvik is undertaken, dubbed the "Northern Campaign".

1011 - Beginning of original Adventure World Campaign

1013 - Shom is brought back to the material plane. The Doomstones of Nachtur are deactivated. The city begins to be resettled and a provisional government is formed.

1014-1016 - Fomorians use the portals of Mag Tureah to launch military campaigns across the Nerathi Confederacy.

1017 - The fomorian attacks are revealed to be part of a plan by the god Moradin to remake the world. This plan is foiled, Moradin is slain and the forgeborn god Roscoe ascends to his place in the pantheon. The fomorians of Mag Tureah are defeated and overthrown; Mag Tureah is inducted into the Confederacy.

1024 - [[Adventure World - Regency Romance]]

1025 - [[Adventure World - Sword Coast]]. The Xenos Gate, a replacement for the original Living Gate, is created in Yeshual.

1026 - [[Adventure World - Regency Romance 2]]

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Galatea Beatrice Klytotekhnes Hestion

2025-07-15T04:00:13Z

BaronSquee:

[[File:Galatea.png|thumb]]

Galatea Beatrice Klytotekhnes Hestion is the eldest child of Drystan and Irene Klytotekhnes Hestion. Irene is a respected arcane scholar, teaching at several prestigious academies across the Confederacy. Drystan is a cleric of Ioun with an interest in creating magical items, particularly warforged components. Galatea dotes on her younger siblings, Sophia and Owen, who are much younger than her.

Galatea’s mother was teaching in Highmark in 1014 when the Fomorian War broke out. In the chaos and destruction, six-year-old Galatea was severely injured in a building collapse. Her parents managed to get her to stabilizing treatment, and eventually escaped the city by airship. While Galatea survived, the extensive damage she endured and the lengthy time it took to get her to a higher-level healer cost each of her limbs to some degree.

Drystan and Irene, while still contributing to the war effort, spent what free time they had working on helping their injured daughter. Over the course of the war, drawing upon older designs from the Ahkasic conflicts of the prior century, they designed prosthetics which allowed Galatea more autonomy. The pair remained particularly protective of Galatea, whose care had consumed much of their attention for so long.

Given her difficulties, Galatea spent much of her childhood with little social outlet, occupying her time in her mother’s library and her father’s workshop. Private tutors saw to her education, and she proved to be a capable and astute student. She has followed in her father’s footsteps with an interest in artifice, particularly prosthetics like her own. She also harbors a mostly hidden love of dance of all kinds, ever since first seeing the Ballet Divin when she was a child.

Galatea is looking forward to her debut season, something she wasn’t sure she’d be able to have. She is self-effacing and somewhat shy, though eager to dive into this new experience.

Appearance: Galatea is a young human woman of average build and height, healthy but not athletic. She usually keeps her wavy, dark auburn hair up in a bun or tied back with a ribbon. Her eyes are hazel, and she has a generous sprinkling of freckles across her nose and cheekbones. Her dragonmark manifests as an intricate series of interconnected swirls and lines along her spine and shoulders. She dresses mostly conservatively, in cool neutral and gem tones. Due to her childhood injuries, she is missing her left arm and leg; her right arm ends just before her elbow and her right leg just before her knee. She has multiple prostheses for different occasions, but her most commonly-used ones in public have a (magically hardened) white porcelain veneer with a painted blue flower motif.

2023-07-30T20:21:13Z

BaronSquee:

=Details=
*GM: Josh
*System: Modified Pathfinder
*First session: TBD

=Setting=
The city in which this will be set is called Riguethe (pronounced ree-yeth), and you guys work for the Jabatan Perahan Syurga (Department of Heavenly Extraction). Essentially, there was an empire that was ruled by...kind of proto-kalashtar that was overthrown by their own advisors exactly 150 years ago. They became the heads of the merchant houses, and the houses themselves arose out of the old state monopolies. The one you work for happens to be the earthmote mining one.

=Characters=
* [[Dhuxul Ubax Astur]]
* [[Alymene]]
* [[Irrez ur N'mar]]
* [[Xenos]]
* [[Grerdureks 'Gary' Oughchteauda'ad]]
* [[Wahala]]
* [[Patthar Neelam]]
* [[Leonarda Loftwing]]

=NPCs=
* Burung Penyanyi - head of the Jabatan Perahan Syurga; your boss's boss's boss.
* Ikan Singa - the member of Jabatan Perahan Syurga responsible for security; your boss's boss.
* Babi Jani - employee of the Jabatan Perahan Syurga who manages house security contractors; your boss.

==Character creation notes==
* [https://docs.google.com/document/d/12jyOJvRHwAiDQW_YMwNnUAYTE0xoVsE_8QfNmZ9mctA/edit Species and Backgrounds Reference]
* Pathfinder with some D&D races
* 80 point buy, 1 for 1
* At every even-numbered character level, you may take one feat that is not generally useful, otherwise referred to as a "silly feat."
* Wounds and Vitality instead of hit points. Wounds are equal to Constitution score, Vitality is equal to class hp. It's easiest to record on the character sheet as hp and temp hp respectively. Vitality works like hp in all respects. Taking wound damage requires you to make a DC 15 Fortitude save, with a penalty equal to the damage taken, or gain the staggered condition.
* Instead of an AC bonus, armor grants Damage Reduction equal to it's AC bonus, i.e. a chain shirt (+4 AC) grants DR 4/Armor.
* You have a class defense bonus according to the chart below. If you wear armor, the armor check penalty applies to your defense. For example, a 1st-level rogue (class defense bonus +4) wearing a chain shirt (armor check penalty -2) only gains +2 to their defense from their class defense bonus.
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! Level
! A
! B
! C
! D
! E
|-
| 1
| +2
| +3
| +4
| +5
| +6
|-
| 2
| +2
| +3
| +4
| +5
| +6
|-
| 3
| +3
| +4
| +5
| +6
| +7
|-
| 4
| +3
| +4
| +5
| +6
| +7
|-
| 5
| +3
| +4
| +5
| +6
| +7
|-
| 6
| +4
| +5
| +6
| +7
| +8
|-
| 7
| +4
| +5
| +6
| +7
| +8
|-
| 8
| +4
| +5
| +6
| +7
| +8
|-
| 9
| +5
| +6
| +7
| +8
| +9
|-
| 10
| +5
| +6
| +7
| +8
| +9
|-
| 11
| +5
| +6
| +7
| +8
| +9
|-
| 12
| +6
| +7
| +8
| +9
| +10
|-
|
| Use column A for witch.
| Use column B for alchemist, mesmerist, and vitalist.
| Use column C for inquisitor, oracle and rogue.
| Use column D for brawler, ranger, and shifter.
| None of the current PCs use column E
|}
* You have 15 background points to spend, distributed as you wish between the following features:

Allies: (2, 4, or 6 pts) This background represents skilled or knowledgeable friends that your character can call on to help them out in a pinch. Players should outline each Ally and the nature of the characters' relationship. Of course you can have friends and associates without taking this background, but the advantage of spending points on Allies is that they will always help you, if they are able, with no Charisma roll required. It is important to note, however, that the more you call upon your Allies for help, the more likely they are to return the favour, so to speak. If you betray an Ally, you lose the advantage of this background.
* 2 pts – a single Ally
* 4 pts – two Allies
* 6 pts – three Allies

Bonus Attribute Points: (2 or 4 pts) You have bonus attribute points to spend on your attributes. You cannot use these points to raise any attribute higher than 18.
* 2 pts - 1 attribute point
* 4 pts - 2 attribute points

Bonus Feat: (5 pts.) You have one more feat than normal at 1st level. You must otherwise meet all the usual prerequisites for the feat.

Bonus Traits: (2 or 4 pts) You have bonus traits beyond the two standard at 1st level.
* 2 pts - 1 trait
* 4 pts - 2 traits

Destiny: (3 or 6 pts) You are clearly destined for some great event. Once per session per three points you spent on this background, you may use this background to re-roll any roll you have just made, or to ask the GM to re-roll a roll an NPC has just made that affects you (e.g. an attack or damage roll, a Heal check, etc.)

Special Gift: (1-5 pts) You have a special gift, an item passed down to you, or perhaps discovered by accident. This item may have magical properties or may just be of particularly fine quality. The level of Special Gift determines the approximate worth of the item.
* 1 pt – approx. 500 gp
* 2 pts - approx. 1000 gp
* 3 pts – approx. 2000 gp
* 4 pts - approx. 3000 gp
* 5 pts – approx. 4000 gp

Status: (1, 3, or 5 pts) You have some level of social status that is outside the ordinary. This is either related to your family (noble birth, child of a renowned person) or your own personal achievements (fame as a healer or musician, for instance). Your status may grant you special privileges and modifies any interaction rolls where social status is relevant; however, it also has the potential to hinder you in some situations (for instance, aristocrats are not universally beloved!) Note that Status does not automatically bring Wealth.
* 1 pt – Lesser Status (Of noble blood, but family holds no titles, younger child of a titled family, closely related to a local celebrity; minor fame), +2 bonus to interaction rolls
* 3 pts – Moderate Status (Heir to a major title, or holder of a minor title; moderate fame), +4 bonus to interaction rolls
* 5 pts – Greater Status (Holder of a major title; major fame), +6 bonus to interaction rolls.

Wealth: (1-5 pts) You are wealthy, not only receiving additional starting money but receive a regular monthly income without having to work for it (e.g. as income from property or investments, or an allowance from your family). You cannot have 5 pts in wealth without at least 1 pt in Status (minor fame).
* 1 pt – 250 gp starting money, receive 25 gp each game month
* 2 pts - 400 gp starting money, receive 40 gp each game month
* 3 pts – 600 gp starting money, receive 60 gp each game month
* 4 pts - 900 gp starting money, receive 90 gp each game month
* 5 pts – 1200 gp starting money, receive 120 gp each game month

=Resources=
* [https://app.roll20.net/join/12438713/HSf6AQ Roll 20]

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Adventure World - Sword Coast

2023-07-30T20:18:53Z

BaronSquee:

=Details=
*GM: Josh
*System: Modified Pathfinder
*First session: TBD

=Setting=
The city in which this will be set is called Riguethe (pronounced ree-yeth), and you guys work for the Jabatan Perahan Syurga (Department of Heavenly Extraction). Essentially, there was an empire that was ruled by...kind of proto-kalashtar that was overthrown by their own advisors exactly 150 years ago. They became the heads of the merchant houses, and the houses themselves arose out of the old state monopolies. The one you work for happens to be the earthmote mining one.

=Characters=
* [[Dhuxul Ubax Astur]]
* [[Alymene]]
* [[Irrez ur N'mar]]
* [[Xenos]]
* [[Grerdureks 'Gary' Oughchteauda'ad]]
* [[Wahala]]
* [[Patthar Neelam]]
* [[Leonarda Loftwing]]

=NPCs=
* Burung Penyanyi - head of the Jabatan Perahan Syurga; your boss's boss's boss.
* Ikan Singa - the member of Jabatan Perahan Syurga responsible for security; your boss's boss.
* Babi Jani - employee of the Jabatan Perahan Syurga who manages house security contractors; your boss.

==Character creation notes==
* [https://docs.google.com/document/d/12jyOJvRHwAiDQW_YMwNnUAYTE0xoVsE_8QfNmZ9mctA/edit Species and Backgrounds Reference]
* Pathfinder with some D&D races
* 80 point buy, 1 for 1
* At every even-numbered character level, you may take one feat that is not generally useful, otherwise referred to as a "silly feat."
* Wounds and Vitality instead of hit points. Wounds are equal to Constitution score, Vitality is equal to class hp. It's easiest to record on the character sheet as hp and temp hp respectively. Vitality works like hp in all respects. Taking wound damage requires you to make a DC 15 Fortitude save, with a penalty equal to the damage taken, or gain the staggered condition.
* Critical hits deal 1x less damage, but damage from critical hits is applied directly to wounds. For example, a longsword only does 1d8 damage on a critical hit, whereas a longbow deals 2d8 damage on a critical hit. In either case, this damage is dealt to wounds, rather than vitality.
* Instead of an AC bonus, armor grants Damage Reduction equal to it's AC bonus, i.e. a chain shirt (+4 AC) grants DR 4/Armor.
* You have a class defense bonus according to the chart below. If you wear armor, the armor check penalty applies to your defense. For example, a 1st-level rogue (class defense bonus +4) wearing a chain shirt (armor check penalty -2) only gains +2 to their defense from their class defense bonus.
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! Level
! A
! B
! C
! D
! E
|-
| 1
| +2
| +3
| +4
| +5
| +6
|-
| 2
| +2
| +3
| +4
| +5
| +6
|-
| 3
| +3
| +4
| +5
| +6
| +7
|-
| 4
| +3
| +4
| +5
| +6
| +7
|-
| 5
| +3
| +4
| +5
| +6
| +7
|-
| 6
| +4
| +5
| +6
| +7
| +8
|-
| 7
| +4
| +5
| +6
| +7
| +8
|-
| 8
| +4
| +5
| +6
| +7
| +8
|-
| 9
| +5
| +6
| +7
| +8
| +9
|-
| 10
| +5
| +6
| +7
| +8
| +9
|-
| 11
| +5
| +6
| +7
| +8
| +9
|-
| 12
| +6
| +7
| +8
| +9
| +10
|-
|
| Use column A for witch.
| Use column B for alchemist, mesmerist, and vitalist.
| Use column C for inquisitor, oracle and rogue.
| Use column D for brawler, ranger, and shifter.
| None of the current PCs use column E
|}
* You have 15 background points to spend, distributed as you wish between the following features:

Allies: (2, 4, or 6 pts) This background represents skilled or knowledgeable friends that your character can call on to help them out in a pinch. Players should outline each Ally and the nature of the characters' relationship. Of course you can have friends and associates without taking this background, but the advantage of spending points on Allies is that they will always help you, if they are able, with no Charisma roll required. It is important to note, however, that the more you call upon your Allies for help, the more likely they are to return the favour, so to speak. If you betray an Ally, you lose the advantage of this background.
* 2 pts – a single Ally
* 4 pts – two Allies
* 6 pts – three Allies

Bonus Attribute Points: (2 or 4 pts) You have bonus attribute points to spend on your attributes. You cannot use these points to raise any attribute higher than 18.
* 2 pts - 1 attribute point
* 4 pts - 2 attribute points

Bonus Feat: (5 pts.) You have one more feat than normal at 1st level. You must otherwise meet all the usual prerequisites for the feat.

Bonus Traits: (2 or 4 pts) You have bonus traits beyond the two standard at 1st level.
* 2 pts - 1 trait
* 4 pts - 2 traits

Destiny: (3 or 6 pts) You are clearly destined for some great event. Once per session per three points you spent on this background, you may use this background to re-roll any roll you have just made, or to ask the GM to re-roll a roll an NPC has just made that affects you (e.g. an attack or damage roll, a Heal check, etc.)

Special Gift: (1-5 pts) You have a special gift, an item passed down to you, or perhaps discovered by accident. This item may have magical properties or may just be of particularly fine quality. The level of Special Gift determines the approximate worth of the item.
* 1 pt – approx. 500 gp
* 2 pts - approx. 1000 gp
* 3 pts – approx. 2000 gp
* 4 pts - approx. 3000 gp
* 5 pts – approx. 4000 gp

Status: (1, 3, or 5 pts) You have some level of social status that is outside the ordinary. This is either related to your family (noble birth, child of a renowned person) or your own personal achievements (fame as a healer or musician, for instance). Your status may grant you special privileges and modifies any interaction rolls where social status is relevant; however, it also has the potential to hinder you in some situations (for instance, aristocrats are not universally beloved!) Note that Status does not automatically bring Wealth.
* 1 pt – Lesser Status (Of noble blood, but family holds no titles, younger child of a titled family, closely related to a local celebrity; minor fame), +2 bonus to interaction rolls
* 3 pts – Moderate Status (Heir to a major title, or holder of a minor title; moderate fame), +4 bonus to interaction rolls
* 5 pts – Greater Status (Holder of a major title; major fame), +6 bonus to interaction rolls.

Wealth: (1-5 pts) You are wealthy, not only receiving additional starting money but receive a regular monthly income without having to work for it (e.g. as income from property or investments, or an allowance from your family). You cannot have 5 pts in wealth without at least 1 pt in Status (minor fame).
* 1 pt – 250 gp starting money, receive 25 gp each game month
* 2 pts - 400 gp starting money, receive 40 gp each game month
* 3 pts – 600 gp starting money, receive 60 gp each game month
* 4 pts - 900 gp starting money, receive 90 gp each game month
* 5 pts – 1200 gp starting money, receive 120 gp each game month

=Resources=
* [https://app.roll20.net/join/12438713/HSf6AQ Roll 20]

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Adventure World: Caravan

2023-06-25T16:17:46Z

BaronSquee:

Whisper

2023-06-22T03:09:25Z

2023-06-17T07:10:38Z

BaronSquee:

[[File:Northwest Region Map.png]]

== Sovereignties ==
* [[Aethrennar]] (House Brescia)
** [[Guimaraes]] (House Duarte)
* [[Grimfarr]] (House Bassal)
** [[Collines d'Argent]] (House Argentin)
** [[Horgrstrand]] (House Mafis)
** [[Metsämäki]] (House Silfvast)
** [[Ormsbita]] (House Odanet)
** [[Svalrgrind]] (House Orsino)
* [[Highmark]] (Houses Doumens, Factore, and Scrye)
** [[Asiptahumu]] (House Muranu)
** [[Dracasholt]] (House Aethelin)
** [[Flumina]] (House Scrye)
** [[Harcourt]] (House Doumens)
** [[Oramferrei]] (House Factore)
* [[Issenvik]] (House Fraener)
** [[Eitrstrand]] (House Jormun)
** [[Hrafnsvöllr]] (House Munaan)
** [[Morædafl]] (House Aetri)
** [[Næmdtönn]] (House Hugynn)
** [[Vetrskogr]] (House Nhalloth)
** [[Vorðrholt]] (House Himrall)

Yevelda Oglaf

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== Yevelda Oglaf ==

Yevelda Oglaf is the second daughter of Verex Oglaf. She shares her parents' slight frame, with her father's distinctive blue eyes. Her hands, arms, and back are covered in intricate ritual tattoos; some of these were devised by Yevelda herself.

Yevelda is a fierce battle sorcerer and an accomplished ritualist, as much of a scholar as is possible with her family's intinerant lifestyle. She is friendly and open, with an easy charisma that has captured (and broken) hearts over the years. While she prefers times of peace, Yevelda has always stood firm with her family in all circumstances.

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Fyrnlac Region

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[[File:Northwest Region Map.png]]

== Sovereignties ==
* [[Aethrennar]] (House Brescia)
** [[Guimaraes]] (House Duarte)
* [[Grimfarr]] (House Bassal)
** [[Collines d'Argent]] (House Argentin)
** [[Horgrstrand]] (House Mafis)
** [[Metsämäki]] (House Silfvast)
** [[Ormsbita]] (House Odanet)
** [[Svalrgrind]] (House Orsino)
* [[Highmark]] (Houses Doumens, Factore, and Scrye)
** [[Asiptahumu]] (House Muranu)
** [[Dracasholt]] (House Aethelin)
** [[Flumina]] (House Scrye)
** [[Harcourt]] (House Doumens)
** [[Oramferrei]] (House Factore)
* [[Issenvik]] (House Fraener)
** [[Eitrstrand]] (House Jormun)
** [[Hrafnsvöllr]] (House Munaan)
** [[Morædafl]] (House Aetri)
** [[Næmdtönn]] (House Hjarta)
** [[Vetrskogr]] (House Nhalloth)
** [[Vorðrholt]] (House Himrall)

Fyrnlac Region

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== Sovereignties ==
* [[Aethrennar]] (House Brescia)
** [[Guimaraes]] (House Duarte)
* [[Grimfarr]] (House Bassal)
** [[Collines d'Argent]] (House Argentin)
** [[Horgrstrand]] (House Mafis)
** [[Metsämäki]] (House Silfvast)
** [[Ormsbita]] (House Odanet)
** [[Svalrgrind]] (House Orsino)
* [[Highmark]] (Houses Doumens, Factore, and Scrye)
** [[Dracasholt]] (House Aethelin)
** [[Flumina]] (House Scrye)
** [[Harcourt]] (House Doumens)
** [[Oramferrei]] (House Factore)
* [[Issenvik]] (House Fraener)
** [[Eitrstrand]] (House Jormun)
** [[Hrafnsvöllr]] (House Munaan)
** [[Morædafl]] (House Aetri)
** [[Næmdtönn]] (House Hjarta)
** [[Vetrskogr]] (House Nhalloth)
** [[Vorðrholt]] (House Himrall)

Volda Oglaf

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== Volda Oglaf ==

Volda Oglaf is the eldest daughter of Verex and her mother's right hand. She is tall and broad, having inherited her father Tarak's stature. Numerous battles have left her with many proud scars as Volda has always preferred to put herself between her family and harm. An encounter with a ghost some years ago left her with prematurely grey/white hair.

Volda is keenly aware of her responsibility as the eldest daughter, and sees Dretha as her particular patron. She expects her family to work hard and cooperate with one another without complaint, but she is also quick to compliment good work and recognize skill. More than her sisters, Volda dreads the day the caravan becomes too big to support itself and the family must go its separate ways.