GOAs "summer camplain"

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Gahldir

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Today when I was playing some songs to entertain the people in Domnann I was contacted by a younger bard. She told me that she heard that the High council of Hibernia was looking for some person called Kamar or something. He, I think it was a he atleast, might hold some important information that the council wanted. Tho, there was this slight problem. This Kamar fellow has recently been kidnaped by a band of siabras. Roumors said that he had been taken to Bog of Cullen. Since I have travelled far in my days I know this is where many powerfull siabras lived and started thier campains from on the innocent people, so I thought there might be some thruth in that roumor.

The young bard wanted me to foollow him into Bog of Cullen in a search for thi Kamar. But to be frank, I did not want this at first. But the young Bard fooled me and gave me a coupple of beers and somehow got me started on telling her of my great adventures. Then, all of a sudden, she said that even if I was old, such a journey would not be tiresome for someone like me. My leggs said no, but my heart said yes. I mean, it's proberbly for every ones good to find this Kamar.

Said and done, I took the young bard with me and we started travelling by foot from Innis Carthaig. The bard asked many questions about the fauna in Bog of Cullen when we entered the area so I took a little sightseeing, showing what to avoid and where was safe and so on.

I had my feelings where I thought the siabras might have taken thier prissoner, so I headed to that remote town, wich name escapes my at the time, and from there we headed north along the shoreline towards what adventueres call Siabra City. A funny thing accured here. As I was telling the young bard that this route was close to entierly safe if you looked out a savage fishing beer attacked me. I mezmerised it and we starteed running futher north to siabra city. When we saw it we sat down for a little rest. The beer had not given up and jumped me again so this time I had to face it in combat. Tho, it was not really a problem as I first had thought.

after a short rest again we took a closer look to the Siabra City. as far as I saw, there was no signs of Kamar or any unusuall activities. The young bard then asked me then if there usually was anything patrolling the area. I the n thought of the Cronicorns that roamed around the area with a siabra or two as escort. So we headed west a bit, and by an accident we ended up in a marsh west of Siabra City with a tower in the middle. I have heard of this place once or twice and that Raven Wraiths was roaming this area to some extend. But now I saw hundreds of Raven Wraiths running up and down the tower and some other hundreds guarding the rocks close to it. This I had not heard of. we Thought this was very intersting and my eyes was drawn tothe top of the tower where you could se a concentration of the Wraiths. I thought at first there was something else there, but after a closer look I didn't think there was any.

But after a while I saw a person up there, so my first instinct was right. I pointed at him so even the young bard could see him. She said that this must be the man the high Council was looking for. But there was no chance we could save him on our own. at this moment a magic message reached me and I was therefor forced to hastely leave this place. So I offered my services to guide the young bard back to the civilization on a shorter but far more dangourus road then we have taken to get here. She said she rather would stay and investigate the place more and that I should not worry to much about her. I draw her a map on the sand over Bogg of Cullen with some roads back to Innis Carthaig and told her the dangours with them and then I hastly had to leave.

I am at the moment very busy, but curious about this. If someone else have the time and intrest, I suggest you to contact the young bard, Syrion. If she is still alive that is. However, it will requier alot of brave people to free Kamar. That I am sure of. Unless you can think of another way to free him then with violence.

/Arma
 
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adari

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Let me tell you what happened next.

It was a great and dangerous adventure indeed. Arma and me were able to locate Kamar, the son of the Vesten's Wise One, who was being held hostage in a tower near Siabra City, heavily guarded by wraiths.

Shortly after me and Karma disbanded I returned to Innis Carthaig, where I was invited to a party by another great, honorable bard named Sugaar.

Sugaar had been given an assignment from Eirie, who was near Innis Carthaig. Eirie requested him to find a group of members of the realm willing to guide him to Tir Na Nog. And so he did, apart from me, 6 other brave hibernians led Eirie trough the dangerous forests and along the rivers of Hibernia. When we nearly brought him to Tir Na Nog we were attacked by an evil creature, but because of our skills and well planned tactics, we were able to defeat this foe.

When we approached the gates of Tir Na Nog, we encountered a guard named Lakol. Lakol didn't trust Eirie, but because we vouched for him he led us to a place inside Tir na Nog.

Here, Eirie explained why he asked us to bring him here. Which is more of a story than I can tell you now, I'll expand on this later.

You see, after I told Lakol where Kamar was being held hostage we gathered at Innis Carthaig and departed to find the guardians of the orbs. There are three orbs, these orbs will, when brought to a certain place, break the seal on Kamar's prison. It wasnt easy to get these orbs, we had to slay two strong guards, but after a while we successfully conquered the orbs, and we are trying to bring them to the tower where Kamar is.

Sonny, a rather short but brave hibernian, has used the first orb to unlock a part of the tower in which Kamar is. However, after this we were slain by a horde of evil wraiths.


But we will not give up! At the moment we are awaiting orders in Innis Carthaig to unlock the last two parts of the tower. So I must stop writing now.

I'll pass on this scroll to a guard here in Innis Carthaig, I'm sure he will find a good place to make it public.

/Syrion
 
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adari

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Alright my friends.

I'm writing this in Tir Na Nog, I'm happy to inform you things worked out quite nicely.

Let me continue the story I told you earlier.

We gathered around Innis Carthaig, and moved out on Lakols command. We had to "use" two orbs near the stones next to the tower in which Kamar was located.

We arrived pretty quickly, and after a few moments of thinking, discussing tactics and planning out strategies we attacked the wraiths near the first set of stones and successfully unlocked the second part of the tower with an orb, after activating it when we had slayed the wraiths. The orb was held by a mighty blademastery. Lakol held the last orb, which was used to unlock the last part of the tower after slaying evil wraiths and activating the orb next to the 3rd set of stones.

In order to gain access to the top level of the tower, where Kamar was held, we only had to kill the wraiths around the tower. Which we did quite easily, as we had a large amount of members of the realm devoting their lifes to serving the Queen.

When we freed Kamar from the enemy forces he thanked us for our courage and help, but he told us it wasnt over yet. He asked us to bring him to Tir Na nog. Which we did, of course. It was a dangerous and long way, we faced many enemies, we were ambushed many, many times, but being the brave hibernians that we are we survived each encounter with foes. We protected Kamar with our lives and successfully brought him to the Tir Na Nog gates, where he talked with another guard and quietly disappeared.

Lakol then brought us to the Queen, who thanked us for our brave deeds.


At the moment I'm writing this while watching an ancient hibernian ritual, including much drinking and extremely good looking female Firbolg dancers (which is quite an exciting sight) amongst many other things equal to that. Therefor I'm going to stop writing now, I'm sure this scroll will end up somewhere where all members of the realm will be able to read it.

There are a few questions that keep bothering me though...

What will our Queen decide? What will happen next? What dangerous tasks will have to be successfully completed? Will there be an end to all this soon?

Who knows, perhaps we should start worrying about Hibernia's destiny, for there is much evil hidden inside our realm..

/Syrion
 
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old.Tzeentch

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k this sucks, this part of the campagin is already done :/

on the prdwen thingy they used like 1 billion groups it seemed, but from your story it seems you used one group. :/

:/

sucks to be excluded.

anyway, if someone can fill in the backstory, who is kamar, how the hell does he tie in with the previous chapters.. much appreciated, thanks :p
 
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old.Tzeentch

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ok 5 groups were used.

and i was at work so i missed this part entirely.

yay me.
 
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old.Tzeentch

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yeah, funny aint it.. damn retards who hired me :D
 
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Gahldir

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think I did a Freud-thingy with the topic.... it's slightly misspelt ;)
 
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Ravenbourne

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Nice story. Totally missed it though :/
 

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