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| With the slaughter done Samuel communes with the Leader. The god is well pleased with his chosen, and orders him to display the bodies of the fallen as a reminder to others of the fate of those who oppose the Empire. In return he promises that the bloodstained streets will soon gleam once more, wealth and prosperity will return to Liarus as settlers from the western cities will be despatched to make Liarus a true bastion of the Empire. | With the slaughter done Samuel communes with the Leader. The god is well pleased with his chosen, and orders him to display the bodies of the fallen as a reminder to others of the fate of those who oppose the Empire. In return he promises that the bloodstained streets will soon gleam once more, wealth and prosperity will return to Liarus as settlers from the western cities will be despatched to make Liarus a true bastion of the Empire. | ||
| - | Booker returns to Acryn, bringing word of the early signs of disaster to the Civil Service and the Circle. The Civil Service is obviously disappointed with the news but takes some comfort that at least the Serradics paid dearly for their victory. Commander Ravensfall is aghast to learn that his intelligence failed him so badly as to put so prominent a Serradic agent on the mission; his army makes haste with all speed to lay siege to Liarus before the Empire can reinforce their depleted garrison. On the road they encounter Gidner, who provides what warning he can of Samuel's prowess, but the Circle still bloody themselves trying to dislodge the last remaining Serradics. Faced with the prospect of hurling his soldiers into a seemingly untiring human meat grinder, and the arrival of the first fresh troops from the Empire, Ravensfall calls off the assault and the armies of Acryn withdraw. It seems that Liarus will remain in Serradic hands until a plan can be formulated to defeat Samuel, the new Tyrant of Liarus. | + | Booker returns to Acryn, bringing word of the early signs of disaster to the Civil Service and the Circle. The Civil Service is obviously disappointed with the news but takes some comfort that at least the Serradics paid dearly for their victory. Commander Ravensfall is aghast to learn that his intelligence failed him so badly as to put so prominent a Serradic agent on the mission; his army makes haste with all speed to lay siege to Liarus before the Empire can reinforce their depleted garrison. On the road they encounter Gidner, who provides what warning he can of Samuel's prowess, but the Circle still bloody themselves trying to dislodge the last remaining Serradics. Faced with the prospect of hurling his soldiers into a seemingly untiring human meat grinder, and the arrival of the first fresh troops from the Empire, Ravensfall calls off the assault and the armies of Acryn withdraw. |
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| + | It seems that Liarus will remain in Serradic hands until a plan can be formulated to defeat Samuel, the new Tyrant of Liarus. | ||
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| + | ===Consequences=== | ||
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| + | ==Booker== | ||
| + | 45R | ||
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| + | ==Samuel== | ||
| + | Retires. Now the military governor of Liarus, ruling in the name of the Leader and his Empire. | ||
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| + | ==Gidner== | ||
| + | 45R | ||
| + | Alchemical Manipulation leaves him addicted to Mesmeretic Visage, however his link to the survivors of Liarus remains potent giving him access to the Popular Icon epic tree. | ||
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| + | ===Popular Icon (Draft)=== | ||
| + | Your life has become deeply (and metaphysically) entwined with that of a large group of people; this could be anything from the population of a village to an entire nation. | ||
| + | ==Level 3== | ||
| + | ==Face of a People== | ||
| + | You have developed a powerful connection to a group of people, gaining contacts and influence with the group in question. Furthermore your bond to the people has tied your fates together. Whether you find fortune or ill luck the group will shortly come to share in the same. | ||
| + | ==Level 4== | ||
| + | ==Speak with one Voice== | ||
| + | Twice per Adventure you may make a declaration on behalf of your people. The force of this utterance is proportionate to how widely and strongly held this opinion is within the group. An opinion widely disdained might be nothing more than a whisper, while the defiant cry of a city united could tear siege ladders from the walls and burst ear drums. | ||
| + | ==Level 5== | ||
| + | ==Collective Responsibility== | ||
| + | You have learned how to manipulate the ties between you and your people, your fates now need no longer be shared, instead you can move the burden according to the greater need. | ||
| + | Once per adventure, should bleed out you can instead recover on 1 Hit, your people suffering some terrible catastrophe in your place. You may instead use this ability to prevent your people from suffering some misfortune; the consequences of this are at GM discretion but are likely to be fatal to prevent all but the smallest of ills. | ||
| {{tag>"hear me roar" adventure gidner_waycox samuel_of_the_warrior booker}} | {{tag>"hear me roar" adventure gidner_waycox samuel_of_the_warrior booker}} | ||
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