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Weapons

Mfell — Sun, 01 Nov 2026 08:51:09 GMT

Weapons? Updated! Some minor wording additions, and clarification on Spell Balls as In-World Items (they are not) as well as on Throwing Weapons used in melee combat (they cannot be). Have a look and refresh yourself with the knowledge of weapons and their types!

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	Weapons in Concord are sorted into a variety of categories to make classification easy. Certain characters will have the ability to use certain weapons and certain magical items will require a certain appearance. Many weapons also have particular abilities associated with them. Each character may only carry up to three weapons at a time. This includes shields as ~~one. Up~~ to 3 throwing weapons ~~count~~ as a single weapon ~~for these limits~~.		Weapons in Concord are sorted into a variety of categories to make classification easy. Certain characters will have the ability to use certain weapons and certain magical items will require a certain appearance. Many weapons also have particular abilities associated with them. Each character may only carry up to three weapons at a time. This includes shields as a single 'weapon', and up to 3 throwing weapons as a single weapon.

	Weapons must represent weapons in order to be counted as weapons. No other LARP Safe items such a kitchen utensils, vegetables, or foam fish		Weapons must represent weapons in order to be counted as weapons. No other LARP Safe items such as but not limited to kitchen utensils, vegetables, or foam fish will be accepted. All weapons should be befitting a Fantasy-Medieval setting. No chainsaws.

	Check out [[Combat]] and [[Combat Skills]] for more information of experience requirements as well as mechanical information.		Check out [[Combat]] and [[Combat Skills]] for more information of experience requirements as well as mechanical information.
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	'''Great Weapon'''		'''Great Weapon'''

	A weapon with a total length between 115cm and 180cm in the style of a two handed sword, axe, hammer or other similar weapon. This weapon must be used to strike in two hands, unless you have the Hand-and-a-Half skill. May be used defensively in a single hand.		A weapon with a total length between 115cm and 180cm in the style of a two handed sword, axe, hammer or other similar weapon. This weapon must be used to strike in two hands, unless you have the Hand-and-a-Half skill. May be used defensively in a single hand regardless.

	Your dominant hand is considered occupied for all other purposes while wielding a ~~two handed~~ weapon. If you wish to cast a spell, or perform any other action requiring a free hand while wielding a ~~two handed~~ weapon, you must take a hand off the weapon.		Your dominant hand is considered occupied for all other purposes while wielding a great weapon. If you wish to cast a spell, or perform any other action requiring a free hand while wielding a great weapon, you must take a hand off the weapon.

	Granted ability: ''Knockback - With two hands on the weapon and the strike originating from behind you, strike the target, call ‘Knockback’. Spend one energy. Knockback affects the target even if parried by a shield or a weapon''		Granted ability: ''Knockback - With two hands on the weapon and the strike originating from behind you, strike the target, call ‘Knockback’. Spend one energy. Knockback affects the target even if parried by a shield or a weapon''
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	'''Polearm'''		'''Polearm'''

	A weapon with a total length between 140cm and 220cm in the style of a halberd, quarterstaff or similar pole weapon. May have multiple striking points. This weapon must be used to strike with two hands, and may be used defensively in one hand.		A weapon with a total length between 140cm and 220cm in the style of a halberd, quarterstaff or similar pole weapon. May have multiple striking points. This weapon must be used to strike with two hands, and may be used defensively in one hand.

			Polearms longer than 220cm may be accepted on a case by case basis, if you are unsure check in with the Concord Team.

	Your dominant hand is considered occupied for all other purposes while wielding a polearm. If you wish to cast a spell, or perform any other action requiring a free hand while wielding a polearm, you must take a hand off the weapon.		Your dominant hand is considered occupied for all other purposes while wielding a polearm. If you wish to cast a spell, or perform any other action requiring a free hand while wielding a polearm, you must take a hand off the weapon.
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	'''Throwing Weapon'''		'''Throwing Weapon'''

	A coreless weapon, no more than 30cm in length. Up to three throwing weapons can be taken as a single weapon for carrying purposes. Throwing Weapons do not occupy a hand.		A coreless weapon, no more than 30cm in length. Up to three throwing weapons can be taken as a single weapon for carrying purposes. Throwing Weapons do not occupy a hand. Throwing Weapons cannot be used or classified as Short Weapons, such as for Artisan Crafts, and may not be used in melee combat.

	'''Spell Ball'''		'''Spell Ball'''

	Sometimes called a spell packet, a spell ball is a piece of cloth or fabric, filled partially with native safe birdseed and tied up with twine or rope to make a "ball". These are listed for completeness, and do not ~~require~~ a weapon ~~choice~~. They may not be used as throwing weapons.		Sometimes called a spell packet, a spell ball is a piece of cloth or fabric, filled partially with native safe birdseed and tied up with twine or rope to make a "ball". These are listed for completeness, and do not count as a carried weapon. They may not be used as throwing weapons. Spell Balls are a physical representation of magical effects as required by the medium of play, and are not to be considered In-World items.

	~~'''Additional note:''' The Mighty Blow call is used~~ by ~~some magical items~~ and ~~was the '''previous''' skill for Great Weapons.~~

	~~''Mighty Blow~~ - ~~Rest the great weapon on your shoulder for five seconds. In one motion from this position, strike the target's shield. Expend one energy. Call “Damage 3”~~.''

Potions

Mfell — Sun, 01 Nov 2026 08:06:38 GMT

Removed mention of old Character Bag system. You don't need to give us your unused potions, unless you want to. I have an addiction to Warbrew. I can be trusted.

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	It takes five seconds of appropriate roleplay to consume a potion. You cannot engage in any other activity while you do this. Being interrupted does not waste the potion. You may not feed yourself a potion while in Bleed-out, although you may have one fed to you.		It takes five seconds of appropriate roleplay to consume a potion. You cannot engage in any other activity while you do this. Being interrupted does not waste the potion. You may not feed yourself a potion while in Bleed-out, although you may have one fed to you.

	Once a potion is consumed, we would appreciate it if you could return the item card to the Exchange Storyteller, although there generally is not a rush. Unused potions should be ~~placed in your character packet when you return them to the Concord Team at the end~~ of ~~the event~~.		Once a potion is consumed, we would appreciate it if you could return the item card to the Exchange Storyteller, although there generally is not a rush. Unused potions should be kept alongside their Phys-Rep where possible, even outside of Events.
	=Tonics=		=Tonics=
	Some potions are marked as ‘Tonics’, a character can only be under the effect of one tonic at a time, with a new tonic replacing the effect of an old one.		Some potions are marked as ‘Tonics’, a character can only be under the effect of one tonic at a time, with a new tonic replacing the effect of an old one.

Artisan Crafts

ALangton — Thu, 29 Oct 2026 01:07:08 GMT

Updated item typing format for consistency

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	\|[[Acolyte's Assistant]]		\|[[Acolyte's Assistant]]
	\|You may cast or swift cast the Heal spell as if you knew it.		\|You may cast or swift cast the Heal spell as if you knew it.
	\|Weapon: Short ~~Weapon~~		\|Weapon: Short
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	\|[[Artisans Oil]]		\|[[Artisans Oil]]
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	\|[[Bonebreaker]]		\|[[Bonebreaker]]
	\|You may spend one energy to call Fracture or Knockback with this weapon.		\|You may spend one energy to call Fracture or Knockback with this weapon.
	\|Weapon: Great ~~weapon~~		\|Weapon: Great Weapon
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	\|[[Boulders Staff]]		\|[[Boulders Staff]]
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	\|[[Clerics Mace]]		\|[[Clerics Mace]]
	\|You may cast or swift cast the Heal spell as if you knew it.		\|You may cast or swift cast the Heal spell as if you knew it.
	\|Weapon One Handed		\|Weapon: One Handed
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	\|[[Crystalhunger Robes]]		\|[[Crystalhunger Robes]]
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	\|[[Mountebanks Surprise]]		\|[[Mountebanks Surprise]]
	\|Once per day when you cast the Empower spell on a target you are also affected by the empower spell.		\|Once per day when you cast the Empower spell on a target you are also affected by the empower spell.
	\|Weapon Pair: Short ~~Weapon~~ and One Handed ~~Weapon~~		\|Weapon: Pair Short and One Handed
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	\|[[Reforging Gavel]]		\|[[Reforging Gavel]]
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	\|[[Setting Blade]]		\|[[Setting Blade]]
	\|You may cast or swift cast the Mend Limb spell as if you knew it.		\|You may cast or swift cast the Mend Limb spell as if you knew it.
	\|Weapon Short ~~Weapon~~		\|Weapon: Short
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	\|[[Standard of the Brave]]		\|[[Standard of the Brave]]
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	\|[[Torment’s Blade]]		\|[[Torment’s Blade]]
	\|You may cast the Fear spell as if you knew it.		\|You may cast the Fear spell as if you knew it.
	\|Weapon: Short ~~weapon~~		\|Weapon: Short
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	\|[[Thieves Good Hand]]		\|[[Thieves Good Hand]]
	\|You may cast the Silence spell as if you knew it.		\|You may cast the Silence spell as if you knew it.
	\|Weapon: Short ~~Weapon~~		\|Weapon: Short
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	\|[[Warmages Blessing]]		\|[[Warmages Blessing]]
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	\|[[Apprentices Penknife]]		\|[[Apprentices Penknife]]
	\|You gain one additional personal mana.		\|You gain one additional personal mana.
	\|Weapon: Short ~~Weapon~~		\|Weapon: Short
	\|3		\|3
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	\|[[Barbarians Brutalizer]]		\|[[Barbarians Brutalizer]]
	\|You may call Fracture or Knockback with this weapon. Alternatively you may call "Magic Damage 3" when striking a shield.		\|You may call Fracture or Knockback with this weapon. Alternatively you may call "Magic Damage 3" when striking a shield.
	\|Weapon: ~~Greatweapon~~		\|Weapon: Great Weapon
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	\|[[Comrades Knife]]		\|[[Comrades Knife]]
	\|Whenever you cast or swift cast the Heal spell, you gain one hit point.		\|Whenever you cast or swift cast the Heal spell, you gain one hit point.
	\|Weapon: Short ~~Weapon~~		\|Weapon: Short
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	\|[[Flameborn Dagger]]		\|[[Flameborn Dagger]]
	\|You may cast the Damage spell as if you knew it.		\|You may cast the Damage spell as if you knew it.
	\|Weapon: Short ~~Weapon~~		\|Weapon: Short
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	\|[[Arcane Shears]]		\|[[Arcane Shears]]
	\|Twice per day you may use this item to cut a bond connecting a magical item to an individual. You may only use this item if you have the Artisan skill.		\|Twice per day you may use this item to cut a bond connecting a magical item to an individual. You may only use this item if you have the Artisan skill.
	\|Talisman: ~~Tools~~		\|Talisman: Tool
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	\|[[Bracelet of the Young Ward]]		\|[[Bracelet of the Young Ward]]
	\|You gain the Bulwark skill.		\|You gain the Bulwark skill.
	\|Talisman: ~~Jewelery~~		\|Talisman: Jewellery
	\|0		\|0
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	\|[[Lantern of Azime]]		\|[[Lantern of Azime]]
	\|Once per day, the bearer of a Lantern of Azime may cast ‘Arc Purify’ as \|One per day, you may cast ‘Arc Purify’ as if you knew the spell. Doing so requires a full 30 second cast, but costs no mana. The caster must follow all other spellcasting rules. This spell does not require a specific target.		\|Once per day, the bearer of a Lantern of Azime may cast ‘Arc Purify’ as \|One per day, you may cast ‘Arc Purify’ as if you knew the spell. Doing so requires a full 30 second cast, but costs no mana. The caster must follow all other spellcasting rules. This spell does not require a specific target.
	\|Talisman: ~~Tools~~		\|Talisman: Tool
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	\|[[Lantern of Unseen Ember]]		\|[[Lantern of Unseen Ember]]
	\|Once per day, the user may cast Magic Fire as ‘Arc’ through this Item.		\|Once per day, the user may cast Magic Fire as ‘Arc’ through this Item.
	\|Talisman: ~~Tools~~		\|Talisman: Tool
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	\|[[Matched Thunderbolts]]		\|[[Matched Thunderbolts]]
	\|If you strike a shield or individual with both weapons at once, you may spend one energy and call knockback.		\|If you strike a shield or individual with both weapons at once, you may spend one energy and call knockback.
	\|Weapon Pair: One Handed		\|Weapon: Pair One Handed
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	\|[[Opened Eye]]		\|[[Opened Eye]]
	\|Twice per day you may cast the Fear spell for no mana. You must know the Fear spell to use this effect.		\|Twice per day you may cast the Fear spell for no mana. You must know the Fear spell to use this effect.
	\|Weapon: ~~Stave~~		\|Weapon: Polearm
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	\|[[Robes of the Seer]]		\|[[Robes of the Seer]]
	\|You gain two additional personal mana.		\|You gain two additional personal mana.
	\|Armour: ~~Robe~~		\|Armour: Clothes
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	\|[[Sargents Fist]]		\|[[Sargents Fist]]
	\|You gain two additional energy.		\|You gain two additional energy.
	\|Weapon: Great ~~weapon~~		\|Weapon: Great Weapon
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	\|[[Warlocks Longknives]]		\|[[Warlocks Longknives]]
	\|You may either expend one energy to regain one personal mana or expend three personal mana to regain one energy.		\|You may either expend one energy to regain one personal mana or expend three personal mana to regain one energy.
	\|Weapon Pair: One Handed		\|Weapon: Pair One Handed
	\|0		\|0
	\|0		\|0

Artisan

ALangton — Thu, 29 Oct 2026 01:01:40 GMT

Spelling and grammar

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	A weapon that meets the requirements of a polearm.		A weapon that meets the requirements of a polearm.

	'''Weapon: Pair: X and X'''		'''Weapon: Pair X and X'''

	A pair of weapons that meet the requirements of the listed weapons.		A pair of weapons that meet the requirements of the listed weapons.
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	A shield that meets the requirements for combat-safe construction.		A shield that meets the requirements for combat-safe construction.

	'''Talisman: ~~Jewelry~~'''		'''Talisman: Jewellery'''

	A prop that acts as an ornamental accessory such as a necklace, crown, bracelet, or ring. May also include bone pendants, leather bands, and other non-metal options.		A prop that acts as an ornamental accessory such as a necklace, crown, bracelet, or ring. May also include bone pendants, leather bands, and other non-metal options.
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	: '''Natural Goods''' - Hartwood, Beastbone, Blacksap, Shimmering Scales; '''Minerals''' - Forgesteel, Sun’s Iron, Bloodglass, and Essencite.		: '''Natural Goods''' - Hartwood, Beastbone, Blacksap, Shimmering Scales; '''Minerals''' - Forgesteel, Sun’s Iron, Bloodglass, and Essencite.

	In the ~~following lists~~ of items, each of the these resources is referred to by its short-form, detailed below.		In the list of items, each of the these resources is referred to by its short-form, detailed below.

	~~See Appendix: Journeyman Items, Appendix: Expert Items, Appendix: Masterwork Items~~.

	* Hw - Hartwood		* Hw - Hartwood

Historic Research - Winter 224

OGates — Mon, 26 Oct 2026 04:21:30 GMT

Minor spelling and grammar fixes (Killed the Double A Vassertal)

Let the Dead Bury Their Living, They Will Come out in Droves - The War Against The Onyx Aristocracy

OGates — Mon, 26 Oct 2026 04:20:54 GMT

Minor spelling and grammar fixes (Killed the Double A Vassertal)

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	Based on the victory in the Strategic Conflux last Summit, Danakka and his horde have worked to defend Vassertal, rather than attacking The Concord as planned, and seem to be focussing on bolstering his forces.		Based on the victory in the Strategic Conflux last Summit, Danakka and his horde have worked to defend Vassertal, rather than attacking The Concord as planned, and seem to be focussing on bolstering his forces.

	Whilst he does so, Thordis Ravette has moved from the border of Royal Bordevar and Weiland, and is instead striking into Resinderholz from ~~Vassertaal~~. If The Concord lost control of eastern Resinderholz, providing aid to Weiland could become impossible, let alone the loss of life and land under the steel fist of The Marble Gauntlet.		Whilst he does so, Thordis Ravette has moved from the border of Royal Bordevar and Weiland, and is instead striking into Resinderholz from Vassertal. If The Concord lost control of eastern Resinderholz, providing aid to Weiland could become impossible, let alone the loss of life and land under the steel fist of The Marble Gauntlet.

	There will be an opportunity to hinder Thordis’ attempts to damage The Concord by meeting his forces in Vassertal with a Strategic Conflux at this coming Summit. However other Onyx forces will likely attempt to cross the border under the cover of the invasion. Other issues may be brought to the fore.		There will be an opportunity to hinder Thordis’ attempts to damage The Concord by meeting his forces in Vassertal with a Strategic Conflux at this coming Summit. However other Onyx forces will likely attempt to cross the border under the cover of the invasion. Other issues may be brought to the fore.

	[[Winds of the World - Summer 224]]		[[Winds of the World - Summer 224]]

Resinderholz Will Not Endure - The War in Resinderholz

OGates — Mon, 26 Oct 2026 04:19:48 GMT

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	''There is fire on the water, and it must be quenched.''		''There is fire on the water, and it must be quenched.''

	Like a wound reopened, the lost Barony of ~~Vassertaal~~ has spat forth its horrors upon the living. Danakka Rimortis, the Wraith of Port Gargant, The Monger of the Plague, has stirred at last. No skirmish, no plague-ridden probing of borders, no false flags; this is war. Real and terrible. Ten thousand strong surged from the shrouded forests and poisoned earth, a tide of alchemical monstrosities and ragbound revenants, their eyes glowing like forge-coals, their limbs twisted by dark chemistry and sorcery alike.		Like a wound reopened, the lost Barony of Vassertal has spat forth its horrors upon the living. Danakka Rimortis, the Wraith of Port Gargant, The Monger of the Plague, has stirred at last. No skirmish, no plague-ridden probing of borders, no false flags; this is war. Real and terrible. Ten thousand strong surged from the shrouded forests and poisoned earth, a tide of alchemical monstrosities and ragbound revenants, their eyes glowing like forge-coals, their limbs twisted by dark chemistry and sorcery alike.

	They did not creep over the border in the shadow of risen knights. They did not stalk by night. They have come by day, and in four great columns they have crossed the Eisen River, setting the east of Resinderholz ablaze in blood and fire.		They did not creep over the border in the shadow of risen knights. They did not stalk by night. They have come by day, and in four great columns they have crossed the Eisen River, setting the east of Resinderholz ablaze in blood and fire.
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	There is a hidden rot in this war. A thing that festers beneath the reports of assaults on the front, behind the advance of Ghoulish scouts, beyond the fears of a death unending.		There is a hidden rot in this war. A thing that festers beneath the reports of assaults on the front, behind the advance of Ghoulish scouts, beyond the fears of a death unending.

	Blasserstreit'''.''' The name is spoken in half-words and whispers, as if it were a curse that might root itself in the throat. First seen in ~~Vassertaal~~, the plague blooms again in Resinderholz. Not in sweeping pestilence, but in foul patches. A town burns its dead. A scout collapses, bleeding from the gums. A Ritter-cadet returns from the front with cloudy eyes and begging for help that will come on by a Doktors axe.		Blasserstreit'''.''' The name is spoken in half-words and whispers, as if it were a curse that might root itself in the throat. First seen in Vassertal, the plague blooms again in Resinderholz. Not in sweeping pestilence, but in foul patches. A town burns its dead. A scout collapses, bleeding from the gums. A Ritter-cadet returns from the front with cloudy eyes and begging for help that will come on by a Doktors axe.

	Some call it the laughing blood, or the crimson breath. And those who know the symptoms know what comes next: panic, isolation, and a mercy killing, if they’re lucky. At first it spread like fear. Now it spreads like fact across the outlying settlements, a vanguard for the vanguard.		Some call it the laughing blood, or the crimson breath. And those who know the symptoms know what comes next: panic, isolation, and a mercy killing, if they’re lucky. At first it spread like fear. Now it spreads like fact across the outlying settlements, a vanguard for the vanguard.

A Mortal Life in Pursuit of Legacy

OGates — Mon, 26 Oct 2026 04:07:00 GMT

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	Barrow’s Roost is perhaps the busiest of the five, with stewards rushing around to make way for the new ownership of the fort. Fortunately, the construction is focused to the top of the walls and stays mostly out of the way. Over the course of the winter two new towers would appear atop the fort, and the existing ones reinforced, providing greater visibility, ranged defensive potential, and more aviary space.		Barrow’s Roost is perhaps the busiest of the five, with stewards rushing around to make way for the new ownership of the fort. Fortunately, the construction is focused to the top of the walls and stays mostly out of the way. Over the course of the winter two new towers would appear atop the fort, and the existing ones reinforced, providing greater visibility, ranged defensive potential, and more aviary space.

	That space would not go unfilled for long, with the tireless efforts of Duchess Winnifred Eldermere and her group of magi working to promote the breeding efforts of the fort’s falcons. The flock of enlarged birds stands ready to support their new housemates with deliveries of arms and armour into the heart of ~~Draemor~~.		That space would not go unfilled for long, with the tireless efforts of Duchess Winnifred Eldermere and her group of magi working to promote the breeding efforts of the fort’s falcons. The flock of enlarged birds stands ready to support their new housemates with deliveries of arms and armour into the heart of Draemoor.

	The knights of Caelins Barrack would sit at their post, awaiting the order from their Champion that it was time to sally out from the fort and reclaim their lands. The arcstone goes towards reinforcing the trenches that span the cleared land before the walls, further deepened and stretched. Additional labourers paid for by Ser Louisoix Leveilleur allow for works beyond that of the other four, with sturdy palisades providing even more defense.		The knights of Caelins Barrack would sit at their post, awaiting the order from their Champion that it was time to sally out from the fort and reclaim their lands. The arcstone goes towards reinforcing the trenches that span the cleared land before the walls, further deepened and stretched. Additional labourers paid for by Ser Louisoix Leveilleur allow for works beyond that of the other four, with sturdy palisades providing even more defense.
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	The [[Weiland]] page has been updated to reflect the expanded details about each fort.		The [[Weiland]] page has been updated to reflect the expanded details about each fort.

	There will be information regarding the state of Wolfsbuel for Lord Arthur Shepherd following orders to Scout the Frontline from the Oaken Keep. Other forces from the Keep have assisted with the Fight Further into ~~Draemor~~ action this season.		There will be information regarding the state of Wolfsbuel for Lord Arthur Shepherd following orders to Scout the Frontline from the Oaken Keep. Other forces from the Keep have assisted with the Fight Further into Draemoor action this season.

	Through magical experimentation, the birds at Barrow’s Roost have increased in size, and the flock has recovered in numbers. It will be more capable of transporting information over risky flights and carrying larger packages. There will be further information for characters who undertook the Special Action.		Through magical experimentation, the birds at Barrow’s Roost have increased in size, and the flock has recovered in numbers. It will be more capable of transporting information over risky flights and carrying larger packages. There will be further information for characters who undertook the Special Action.

An Easy Life, or A Difficult Truth

OGates — Mon, 26 Oct 2026 04:06:16 GMT

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	“Does the Consular think we’re Avalonians, needing to be told not to entreat with the Onyx? No true Bordevarian would allow them a second to speak of their faith. Onyx dogs are good for nothing but cutting down, and even then they blunt our swords.”		“Does the Consular think we’re Avalonians, needing to be told not to entreat with the Onyx? No true Bordevarian would allow them a second to speak of their faith. Onyx dogs are good for nothing but cutting down, and even then they blunt our swords.”

	“Did you hear the traitor Leofric was spotted out in ~~Draemor~~? The Barrow Hounds are going to fuck him up good!”		“Did you hear the traitor Leofric was spotted out in Draemoor? The Barrow Hounds are going to fuck him up good!”

	The clerks cheer and bark to the otherwise empty room, wishing to be fighting alongside their fellow commonfolk instead of being cooped inside the Embassy. The second clerk pauses, turning back towards their coworker with flyer in hand.		The clerks cheer and bark to the otherwise empty room, wishing to be fighting alongside their fellow commonfolk instead of being cooped inside the Embassy. The second clerk pauses, turning back towards their coworker with flyer in hand.

Weiland

OGates — Mon, 26 Oct 2026 04:05:23 GMT

Minor spelling and grammar fixes (Draemor to Draemoor)

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	From north to south, the fortification is comprised of:		From north to south, the fortification is comprised of:

	'''The Oaken Keep''' sits on the northern edge of Starscar, bordering both Wolfsbuel in Vassertal and ~~Draemor~~ in Royal Bordevar. The grounds facing into ~~Draemor~~ feature a series of sturdy redoubt mounds, designed to disperse an enemy force as it approaches and to provide concealment for defensive troops.		'''The Oaken Keep''' sits on the northern edge of Starscar, bordering both Wolfsbuel in Vassertal and Draemoor in Royal Bordevar. The grounds facing into Draemoor feature a series of sturdy redoubt mounds, designed to disperse an enemy force as it approaches and to provide concealment for defensive troops.

	The “Watchers of the Oak” are of all castes, but have a tendency towards scouting and similar small-group operation. Maps, supply caches, and report boards are all commonplace around the Keep.		The “Watchers of the Oak” are of all castes, but have a tendency towards scouting and similar small-group operation. Maps, supply caches, and report boards are all commonplace around the Keep.

Campaign Appendix

OGates — Mon, 26 Oct 2026 04:04:37 GMT

Added periods to all trait descriptions that were missing them.

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Campaign Appendix

ALangton — Mon, 26 Oct 2026 03:20:39 GMT

Giving Draemoor her second O

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Concord Lore

OGates — Sun, 25 Oct 2026 04:43:07 GMT

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	The full history of The Concord is not a long tale given that The Five Realms only agreed to come and work together a few seasons ~~a go~~. More important are the circumstances and events that lead to its founding in the year 220.		The full history of The Concord is not a long tale given that The Five Realms only agreed to come and work together a few seasons ago. More important are the circumstances and events that lead to its founding in the year 220.

	== The Realms Apart ==		== The Realms Apart ==

Senate Motions - Spring 226

Mharris — Sun, 25 Oct 2026 01:31:21 GMT

Additional information regarding the senate pardon.

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	'''Motioned By:''' Baroness of Resinderholz		'''Motioned By:''' Baroness of Resinderholz

	Creation of a senatorial pardon, requiring a supreme majority, prompting the Church veto, requiring a senator motion, and only applying to punishments levied by a Magistrate.		Creation of a senatorial pardon, requiring a supreme majority, prompting the Church veto, requiring a senator motion, and only applying to punishments levied by a Magistrate, usable once per Summit. This would not be usable on punishment's levied by a magistrate prior to this motion, in order to better protect case law already establishing in the past six years.

	'''Motion Passed.'''		'''Motion Passed.'''

Campaign Appendix

ALangton — Fri, 23 Oct 2026 14:16:46 GMT

One must imagine Sisyphus remembering all the Church buildings at the same time. (Added Monastery trait to Hunters Wood)

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	\| rowspan="3" \|La Dove Dormani		\| rowspan="3" \|Dove Dormani
	\| rowspan="3" \|Mancante Terra		\| rowspan="3" \|Mancante Terra
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			\|Only affects forces that follow The Divine Spheres
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			\|Monastery
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	Forces that do not have the Well Supplied trait that campaign in this territory will gain the Undersupplied trait.		Forces that do not have the Well Supplied trait that campaign in this territory will gain the Undersupplied trait.
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	\| rowspan="1" \|Priado Expanse		\| rowspan="2" \|Priado Expanse
	\| rowspan="1" \|Mukarrem		\| rowspan="2" \|Mukarrem
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	\|Armies with base strength greater than 5000 gain +1000 clain provided they currently have more than 5000 strength.		\|Armies with base strength greater than 5000 gain +1000 clain provided they currently have more than 5000 strength.
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			\|Only affects forces that follow The Divine Spheres
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	\| rowspan="3" \|The King's Pass		\| rowspan="4" \|The King's Pass
	\| rowspan="3" \|The King's Pass		\| rowspan="4" \|The King's Pass
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	\|This territory cannot be taken until Baelags Holdfast is destroyed, or is taken by some other means.		\|This territory cannot be taken until Baelags Holdfast is destroyed, or is taken by some other means.
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	\| rowspan="4" \|Zildora		\| rowspan="5" \|Zildora
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			\|Holy Site (Divine Spheres)
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Council of Six

ALangton — Fri, 23 Oct 2026 07:38:51 GMT

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	Proclamations are not Endeavours.		Proclamations are not Endeavours.

			'''Publication'''

			The Council of Six can approve documents for publication. Doing so distributes copies of the document to libraries, churches, and makes the document available to Civil Service offices. This will make the information available to the people of The Concord. These documents will be available on the [[Concordian Documents]] page, or another appropriate page, of the Wiki for any player to read and have their character know.

			Documents proposing the Exaltation of a Paragon or Holy Site are automatically published as a [[Documents of the Church\|Document of the Church]], and do not require a separate Motion of Publication.

			Publications are not Endeavours.

	'''Veto'''		'''Veto'''

The Senate

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	'''Publication'''		'''Publication'''

	The Senate can approve documents for publication. Doing so distributes copies of the document to libraries and makes the document available to Civil Service offices. This will make the information available to the people of The Concord. These documents will be available on the [[Concordian Documents]] page of the Wiki for any player to read and have their character know.		The Senate can approve documents for publication. Doing so distributes copies of the document to libraries and makes the document available to Civil Service offices. This will make the information available to the people of The Concord. These documents will be available on the [[Concordian Documents]] page, or another appropriate page, of the Wiki for any player to read and have their character know.

	= Resources =		= Resources =

Campaign Appendix

ALangton — Fri, 23 Oct 2026 07:31:16 GMT

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Main Page

ALangton — Fri, 23 Oct 2026 04:11:01 GMT

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	* [[What Is Concord?]]		* [[What Is Concord?]]
	* [[Character Creation]]		* [[Character Creation]]
	* [[When is the Next Summit!?!]] and [https://www.trybooking.com/~~events~~/~~landing~~/~~1596355~~ Buying a Ticket] (External Website)		* [[When is the Next Summit!?!]] and [https://www.trybooking.com/au/event/1662274 Buying a Ticket] (External Website)
	* [[Spring 226 Interlude\|Spring 226 Interlude and Downtime Submission!]]		* [[Spring 226 Interlude\|Spring 226 Interlude and Downtime Submission!]]
	* [[Kit Requirements and Guidelines]]		* [[Kit Requirements and Guidelines]]

When is the Next Summit!?!

ALangton — Fri, 23 Oct 2026 04:03:00 GMT

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	[[File:7U5A1559.jpg\|thumb\|553x553px\|The town of Passage hosts a Concordian Summit twice a year]]		[[File:7U5A1559.jpg\|thumb\|553x553px\|The town of Passage hosts a Concordian Summit twice a year]]
	'''Next Summit is Concord ~~G12~~: ~~Spring 226~~'''		'''Next Summit is Concord G13: Autumn 227'''

	Event dates are '''Saturday''' ~~26th September 2026~~ 3:00 PM - Monday ~~28 September~~ 2026 4:00 PM.		Event dates are '''Saturday''' 24th April 2027 3:00 PM - Monday 26 April 2026 4:00 PM.

	Players may arrive from 12pm onward on Friday the ~~25th~~ of ~~September~~, but must be offsite by Tuesday the ~~29th~~ of ~~September~~ Midday.		Players may arrive from 12pm onward on Friday the 23rd of April, but must be offsite by Tuesday the 27th of April Midday.

	Tickets can be purchased from [https://www.trybooking.com/~~events~~/~~landing~~/~~1596355~~ Trybooking]		Tickets can be purchased from [https://www.trybooking.com/au/event/1662274 Trybooking]

	Please check out the [[Event Information]] page!		Please check out the [[Event Information]] page!

Artisan Crafts

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Is This the Reprieve for Marching Boots, Or Simply the Gate to More - The War in Mancante Terra

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	~~Mareprato~~ on the other hand, widely considered as the civil heartland of Mancante Terra, contains the townships of Loricazzo, Korrence and La Bevanda Dei. The grassy territory begins at the border of Lerona Mere, encompassing the majority of Lake Isabella, and ends along the swampland of La Dove Dormani, also bordering The Plateau of The Gods.		Marepato on the other hand, widely considered as the civil heartland of Mancante Terra, contains the townships of Loricazzo, Korrence and La Bevanda Dei. The grassy territory begins at the border of Lerona Mere, encompassing the majority of Lake Isabella, and ends along the swampland of La Dove Dormani, also bordering The Plateau of The Gods.

	'''''*~~Mareprato~~'''''		'''''*Marepato'''''
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	\|'''Trait'''		\|'''Trait'''

Medics Gambeson

Leo — Wed, 21 Oct 2026 02:49:32 GMT

another new artisan craft page

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A Journeyman [[Artisan Crafts|Artisan Craft]]

=== '''Description''' ===
Sewn from simple cloth, and stuffed with any wadding that can be found, this garment doesn't offer the finest protection - it won't save a warrior from a spear in the gut , at least not directly - but its utility more than makes up for it.

Often adorned with pockets, pouches, a simple good luck charm or other small details, a Medic’s Gambeson provides enough tools to stabilise those who fall on the battlefield, at least until they can receive proper medical care.

=== '''Rules''' ===

* '''Form''': Armour: Light
* '''Rarity''': Journeyman
* '''Effect''': You may offer first aid to characters who are bleeding out. While doing so the character's bleedout time is paused. This requires two hands, your full attention, appropriate roleplay and being stationary.
* '''Materials''': None

Marauder's Warcoat

Leo — Wed, 21 Oct 2026 02:47:07 GMT

guess what, another new page for a craft

New page

A Journeyman [[Artisan Crafts|Artisan Craft]]

=== Description ===
Thought to be a tool of the Trade Principality originally, a ‘Warcoat’ provides a level of flexibility on the frontline that can quickly turn the tide of battle. A sword lost to a firm strike, a stave split by a mighty hammer blow, makes little matter if you can swap to something else quickly on hand and break some fingers.

Usually fashioned from interlocking leather plates, interwoven with cloth, rope or scraps of sail, this enchanted coat grants its wearer just enough power to deliver a strike in just the right place.

=== Rules ===

* '''Form''': Armour: Medium
* '''Rarity''': Journeyman
* '''Effect''':While wearing this armour you may spend one energy to call Fracture with Polearms, Greatweapons or One Handed Weapons.
* '''Materials''': None

Linebreakers Staff

Leo — Wed, 21 Oct 2026 02:46:18 GMT

New page for artisan craft

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A Journeyman [[Artisan Crafts|Artisan Craft]]

=== Description ===
Janissaries in Andash are well versed in an appreciation of coin. They know when it is heavy enough that it is worth it to take that extra risk, or to take on just one more job. They also know when it is worth it to cut your losses, or when a shortcut is acceptable instead. Its just got to be worth the cost.

Studying for years at the School of Gifts for some is a simple example of bad mathematics - why spend years with your nose buried in books and scrolls, years of training to move matter with your mind, when you can pay an artisan a handful of keys for a staff that does basically the same thing? Sure the crystal mana doesn't taste that great if you are not magically gifted, but for many, that is a cost worth paying.

=== Rules ===

* '''Form''': Weapon: Polearm
* '''Rarity''': Journeyman
* '''Effect''':You may cast the knockback spell as if you knew it.
* '''Materials''': None

Greatweapon of the Old Ways

Leo — Wed, 21 Oct 2026 02:45:11 GMT

another new artisan craft page

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A Journeyman [[Artisan Crafts|Artisan Craft]]

=== '''Description''' ===
It would be considered Heresy for Concordian Heroes to imply that Old Gods of the Valley should be revered and worshipped, but the power of the Concordian Church does not yet extend to influencing the appreciation of a good sword.

Originally a craft thought lost to time, great weapons empowered with this form find themselves oddly balanced, the hilt being too light and too heavy, but with a small flick of the wrist, being able to project power through sword and steel that defies the logic of swordsmiths and armourers alike. It feels pretty good to hold as well.

=== '''Rules''' ===

* '''Form''': Weapon: Great Weapon
* '''Rarity''': Journeyman
* '''Effect''': This weapon may '''not''' be used to deliver the Knockback effect. Instead, while wielding the weapon in two hands you may strike a shield and call ‘Magic Damage 3’. Expend one energy. As this strike can only affect a shield, please inform the target if you miss.
* '''Materials''': None

Guards Watcher

Leo — Wed, 21 Oct 2026 02:43:51 GMT

New page for artisan craft

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A Journeyman [[Artisan Crafts|Artisan Craft]]

=== '''Description''' ===
Originally intended as a test of mettle, a tool to help prove yourself ready to wield a weapon alongside your brethren, and a small reminder to young fighters who were too confident in their own ability, a Guards Watcher has a simple premise - keep your opponents guessing, and then catch them off guard.

Designed to deliver an additional blow to an unsuspecting foe, these oversized beatsticks have now become common as much amongst the streets of the Docklands and the back alleys of Arbington as they are amongst the military forces of the Concord. A simple tool. But an effective one.

=== '''Rules''' ===

* '''Form''': Weapon: Polearm
* '''Rarity''': Journeyman
* '''Effect''': You may spend one energy to call Knockback or Shackle with this weapon.
* '''Materials''': None

Death Icon

Leo — Wed, 21 Oct 2026 02:42:27 GMT

New page for artisan craft

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A Journeyman [[Artisan Crafts|Artisan Craft]]

=== Description ===
Death Icons are believed to come from a line of Bordevarian Knightly Orders who commissioned them in some of the first major battles against the Onyx Aristocracy. Crafted by candlelight with quiet prayer given to Lumos, these banners were made to be a sign of hope in times when it was difficult to see any at all.

Given to pathfinders who risked everything to find a way behind enemy lines, to grizzled battlemages with nothing left to lose except each other, and to knights whose squires were almost ready to bend the knee one last time. Better to bring some people home for a proper burial than leave their mortal forms in the hands of the enemy.

=== Rules ===

* '''Form''': Concordia:Banner
* '''Rarity''': Journeyman
* '''Effect''': Allows band members to recall each other when they are in bleedout but causes the terminal effect. This allows corpses to be retrieved if hope is lost.
* '''Materials''': None

Acolyte's Assistant

Leo — Wed, 21 Oct 2026 02:40:49 GMT

New page for artisan craft

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A Journeyman [[Artisan Crafts|Artisan Craft]]

=== Description ===
An item born of urgency, necessity and a burning desire for a renewed life, it is said the humble Acolyte’s Assistant can have its origins traced back to a Lerona Mere on the cusp of revolution. A simple dagger that didn't need a second glance, a cleaver inconspicuously placed front and centre in a butcher shop, or a stiletto stowed quickly in folds of a priestly robe, this craft provided citizens the chance to save a neighbour or a friend in times of need, and put a swift end to others that were neither.

Once forged with blood, sweat and fire, the Acolyte’s Assistant today is a true test of skill for weaponsmiths from Legend City and across the Concord. Apprentice smiths can now pass their apprenticeship with top marks if their mentor cannot tell which knife is emboldened with this power, and which is not. Many will be granted a simple handle, a cloth wrapping on the hilt, or a leather sheath, no more and no less.

=== Rules ===

* '''Form''': Weapon: Short Weapon
* '''Rarity''': Journeyman
* '''Effect''': You may cast the heal spell as if you knew it.
* '''Materials''': None

Senate Motions

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	This page holds a record of all Senate motions passed by the Senate throughout its history.		This page holds a record of all Senate motions passed by the Senate throughout its history.
			[[File:Senate Motions.jpg\|border\|thumb\|586x586px\|Thank the Spheres for the scribes. ]]
	Unfortunately, weather and malady have conspired to rob The Concord of records pertaining to the first two Summits, The Civil Service will endeavor to keep safer records in the future.		Unfortunately, weather and malady have conspired to rob The Concord of records pertaining to the first two Summits, The Civil Service will endeavor to keep safer records in the future.

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Ritter Kaptain

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	== Election ==		== Election ==
	The election date for Ritter Kaptains varies depending on their College (details below). Any Fully-Fledged Ritter may nominate themselves as a candidate for Ritter Kaptain. All Ritters of at least two sword status may vote.		The election date for Ritter Kaptains varies depending on their College (details below). Any Fully-Fledged Ritter may nominate themselves as a candidate for Ritter Kaptain. All Ritters of at least two sword status may vote.
			[[File:Ritter Kaptain Arholdt Runheldt.jpg\|thumb\|544x544px\|Ritter Kaptain Arholdt Runheldt]]
	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
	\|College		\|College

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Sage Superior

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	== Term ==		== Term ==
	Sage Superiors serve a term of two years, including the Summit where they are elected. They may immediately stand for re-election after this term if they wish. There is no term limit.		Sage Superiors serve a term of two years, including the Summit where they are elected. They may immediately stand for re-election after this term if they wish. There is no term limit.
			[[File:Sage Superior Stracken.jpg\|thumb\|Sage Superior Stracken]]

	== Powers and Responsibilities ==		== Powers and Responsibilities ==

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Chapter Kaptain

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	=== Term ===		=== Term ===
	Chapter Kaptains serve a term of two years, including the Summit where they are elected. They may immediately stand for re-election after this term if they wish. There is no term limit.		Chapter Kaptains serve a term of two years, including the Summit where they are elected. They may immediately stand for re-election after this term if they wish. There is no term limit.
			[[File:Chapter Kaptain Klein.jpg\|thumb\|Chapter Kaptain Volker Klein]]

	=== Powers and Responsibilities ===		=== Powers and Responsibilities ===

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Krahenmeister

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	'''Adjunct Limitation -''' The Krahenmeister has significant duties as the heads of their medical institutions. As such the Krahenmesiter may only undertake a special downtime action once per year. If they do undertake more than one, they are immediately removed from the title of Krahenmeister		'''Adjunct Limitation -''' The Krahenmeister has significant duties as the heads of their medical institutions. As such the Krahenmesiter may only undertake a special downtime action once per year. If they do undertake more than one, they are immediately removed from the title of Krahenmeister
			[[File:Krahenmeister Vischerin.jpg\|thumb\|Krahenmeister Genfriede Vischerin]]

	=== Powers of the Krahenmeister of Schloss Mortis ===		=== Powers of the Krahenmeister of Schloss Mortis ===

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Wealdsage

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	But it is also this knowledge and burden that festoon Wealdsages with distrust. The Greenweald is a corrupting influence. Many believe they could control it. Some others believe they can join it and live in unity. All who are lost to the wood are gone, and all become enemies of the Baronies when they do so. To become the hunted prey of a Houndpriest or Huntsmarshall. And so all Wealdsages must walk this fine line between knowledge and damnation.		But it is also this knowledge and burden that festoon Wealdsages with distrust. The Greenweald is a corrupting influence. Many believe they could control it. Some others believe they can join it and live in unity. All who are lost to the wood are gone, and all become enemies of the Baronies when they do so. To become the hunted prey of a Houndpriest or Huntsmarshall. And so all Wealdsages must walk this fine line between knowledge and damnation.
			[[File:Wealdsage Hildegard Battlemage.jpg\|thumb\|436x436px\|Not all Wealdsages take the field of battle just to heal.]]

	== Need: ==		== Need: ==
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	'''Apothecary / Mender / Artisan'''		'''Apothecary / Mender / Artisan'''

	~~Arcane magic is~~ the ~~core~~ of a ~~Wealdsages abilities and~~ to ~~do their work without it is folly~~		A Wealdsage’s specialty in the arcane could lead them to diversify, either by influence of their Mentor or a profession held prior to becoming a Wealdsage.

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	However, there is one small totem that is different from all others. This Heartmarker is a private thing, not for the eyes of the Weald. It is a grounding rod that helps the Wealdsage avoid the allure of corruption. For some it may be a reminder of a family (such as a child's ribbon or parents jewelry), it may be a reminder of patriotism (a Baron's writ or a scrap of banner) or perhaps it is a shard of The Spheres (a tiny holy symbol or icon). It is this item that reminds the Wealdsage of what binds them to the Realms of mortal humanity.		However, there is one small totem that is different from all others. This Heartmarker is a private thing, not for the eyes of the Weald. It is a grounding rod that helps the Wealdsage avoid the allure of corruption. For some it may be a reminder of a family (such as a child's ribbon or parents jewelry), it may be a reminder of patriotism (a Baron's writ or a scrap of banner) or perhaps it is a shard of The Spheres (a tiny holy symbol or icon). It is this item that reminds the Wealdsage of what binds them to the Realms of mortal humanity.

	But such Heartmarkers cannot be taken with a Wealdsage when they complete their work. The forest would know such items and see their bearer's actions as treachery. So Wealdsages will often leave their Heartmarkers with trusted friends, churches or officials, to be reclaimed when they return and prove loyalty.		But such Heartmarkers cannot be taken with a Wealdsage when they complete their work. The forest would know such items and see their bearer's actions as treachery. So Wealdsages will often leave their Heartmarkers with trusted friends, churches or officials, to be reclaimed when they return and prove loyalty. A Wealdsage never returning for their Heartmaker would be a sure sign of corruption. Often these individuals who are entrusted with a Heartmarker will closely monitor how the Wealdsage interacts with their Heartmarker upon being reunited with it. A disinterested or flippant attitude would be cause for concern.

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	Over the centuries, Wealdsages have become a part of life, with most settlements of not having one with perhaps an apprentice or two. Some Wealdsages have risen to prominence such as Niocresso Talins, a Lerona Mere-born arcanist who assisted with the construction of the Barons Road in Resinderholz by defeating a curse that caused all who worked on the road to grow blind. Santimayer Drolk was a Wealdsage from Ritterswald Barony that redirected a migration of Acrid Graalbeasts from the capitol. Drolk would fall to corruption a season later, murdering Baronness Pamela Westinbrock as she feasted and attempted to throw open the gates of the city for the woods before being slain by a Houndspriest.		Over the centuries, Wealdsages have become a part of life, with most settlements of not having one with perhaps an apprentice or two. Some Wealdsages have risen to prominence such as Niocresso Talins, a Lerona Mere-born arcanist who assisted with the construction of the Barons Road in Resinderholz by defeating a curse that caused all who worked on the road to grow blind. Santimayer Drolk was a Wealdsage from Ritterswald Barony that redirected a migration of Acrid Graalbeasts from the capitol. Drolk would fall to corruption a season later, murdering Baronness Pamela Westinbrock as she feasted and attempted to throw open the gates of the city for the woods before being slain by a Houndspriest.
			[[File:Wealdsage Kestrel.jpg\|left\|thumb\|434x434px\|Wealdsages are slowly regaining knowledge lost to them since The Night of Silver Blood, for better or worse.]]

			== Becoming a Wealdsage: ==
			There has been a slow rebuilding of knowledge for Wealdsages following The Night of Silver Blood in 183AE, when a lot of material was lost with the burning of records at the hands of Houndspriests from Chapters Anselma and Benedikt. However, just enough experienced Wealdsages remain on the fringes of the Weald to reintroduce the ways things once were, and how new Wealdsages are brought into the fold.

			The path to becoming a Wealdsage is not as straightforward or structured as other Guilds. Wealdsages are rarely recruited. The calling to become a Wealdsage often happens in a quiet moment or a bloody incident. A sacrifice made to appease a cruel fae has a mage curious to learn more about the work, or someone who has always heard the forest whispering into their ear and one day gains the ability to whisper back.

			Whatever the calling, a mage of the Weald will seek out or cross paths with a fully fledged Wealdsage and become their Apprentice. It is rare for a Wealdsage to be mentoring more than one Apprentice at a time because of the intense bond and constant scrutiny involved. A Wealdsage needs to be certain that they are not simply leading weakwilled souls to become a free meal to the Weald. Because of this, the relationship dynamic between a Mentor and Apprentice can vary wildly from controlling and manipulative to deep mutual trust and respect - but notably this is a close connection forged that will last a lifetime and change both parties, for better or worse. Because Mentors are hard to find, it would be notable for a Wealdsage and their Apprentice to cease their apprenticeship, no matter how strained the relationship becomes.

			During their Apprenticeship, rather than a series of trials or examinations, the Mentor will guide their Apprentice through a series of sacrifices. These sacrifices have no strict order or timeline, and are left to the Mentor to decide upon when their Apprentice is ready or force them to undertake them even if they are not. A Mentor could keep an Apprentice for years before recognizing them as an equal, or they could recognize an Apprentice as a Wealdsage in mere months if they have proven themself.

			The Sacrifices that all Wealdsages make are as follows.

			==== '''Sacrifice of Body''' ====
			This is the pain and suffering that all Wealdsages know well. This is the giving of blood, bone and flesh to the Weald as a form of bargaining, placation or display of willingness to parlay. A fully fledged Wealdsage should be eyed with suspicion if they have all of their fingers and toes. An Apprentice needs to prove that they will not hesitate to carve pieces off themselves or others in order to ensure the work is done.

			This is the easiest of the Sacrifices for Mentors to guide, or even force, their Apprentices to undertake. Mentors often use this Sacrifice as a testing method to see if an Apprentice is worth their time. Apprentices may recall their Mentor leaving them locked in a room with nothing but a blade and telling them that the door will not open until something has been removed.

			==== '''Sacrifice of Humanity''' ====
			Apprentices frequently mistake the Sacrifice of Humanity with the Sacrifice of Body, but they are not the same. While the Sacrifice of Body is about what you give to the Weald, the Sacrifice of Humanity is about what the Weald does to you.

			This is the slow crawling influence of the Weald on a Wealdsage's soul and the ways in which it manifests over time. This Sacrifice is less of an Apprentice taking a specific action, but reckoning with the horror that they are being irreversibly changed in ways they cannot control. Notably, this Sacrifice of Humanity could involve the forging of a Pact with an entity of the Weald, for these Pacts are never made without leaving their mark.

			An Apprentice has no say in the way that their humanity is affected, and are purely subjected to whatever cruelty the Weald has decided to inflict upon them. This could be Wealdmarkings manifesting on the skin or seeping from the eyes, nose, ears or mouth. This could be discolouration of the fingers, losing fingernails, hair or senses. This could even be growths forming on the body.

			Some Wealdsages feel the loss of humanity in behaviours and habits undertaken without consciousness. Apprentices may feel compelled to wear elements of the Weald, dress themselves in bark, moss or leaves, or adorn themselves in totems crafted from the forest.

			More than any other, it is the Sacrifice of Humanity that feeds the suspicions following Wealdsages wherever they go.

			==== '''Sacrifice of Community''' ====
			To become a Wealdsage is to accept a life on the fringes of society. Wealdsages are the last welcomed to the Hearth and also the closest observed when presenting themselves to the blessed flames. To complete the Sacrifice of Community, an Apprentice needs to prove that they have been cast out from society in a way that is truly a detriment to their life. Sacrificing a relationship where bonds are already strained is not notable.

			Apprentices will often present themself in some way as a Wealdsage in training and then receive the consequences of doing so. They could be banished from their Haven by their Hargrave, forbidden from returning to their family home, shunned from the Church that they regularly communion or turned away by a romantic partner. Whatever form the Sacrifice of Community takes, it needs to be agonizing and unsalvageable.

			An Apprentice that has the Sacrifice of Community as their final step to becoming a Wealdsage can often hesitate and resist severing themselves from close connections. It is not uncommon for a Mentor to reveal their Apprentice unwillingly to force this final Sacrifice, even at the risk of damaging the relationship between Mentor and Apprentice. A good Wealdsage knows that good Wealdsages need to exist for the Baronies to survive.

	== Three Things Wealdsages Are: ==		== Three Things Wealdsages Are: ==
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	==== '''A part apart from others''' ====		==== '''A part apart from others''' ====
	Wealdsages are a key aspect of life in the Baronies. But their craft means that they are a step apart from much of society. To children, they are the strange boogeymen that live on the outskirts of town and feed children to their fae brides if they don’t eat their greens. To adults they necessary dangers that they understand but avoid. To leaders, they are trusted advisors in dark times. To Houndspriests, they are disasters waiting to happen. To priests, they are a private flock that cannot be ministered on church grounds, lest it taint their arboreal diplomacy.		Wealdsages are a key aspect of life in the Baronies. But their craft means that they are a step apart from much of society. To children, they are the strange boogeymen that live on the outskirts of town and feed children to their fae brides if they don’t eat their greens. To adults they are necessary dangers that they understand but avoid. To leaders, they are trusted advisors in dark times. To Houndspriests, they are disasters waiting to happen. To priests, they are a private flock that cannot be ministered on church grounds, lest it taint their arboreal diplomacy.

	==== '''Sacrifice of skill''' ====		==== '''Sacrifice of skill''' ====
	The strange nature of their work is that when all else fails, the Wealdsage is the last offering. When all other methods fail their final words are ‘Take me instead!’. This knowledge pushes their drive to be better, to be more knowledgeable. But also an amount of black humour and patriotism, why else would they pursue such a trade?		The strange nature of their work is that when all else fails, the Wealdsage is the last offering. When all other methods fail their final words are ‘Take me instead!’. This knowledge pushes their drive to be better, to be more knowledgeable. But also an amount of black humour and patriotism, why else would they pursue such a trade?

	== ~~One Thing~~ Wealdsages Aren't: ==		== Two Things Wealdsages Aren't: ==

	==== '''Druid Hippies''' ====		==== '''Druid Hippies''' ====
	Your task is to learn the language of an evil forest and the things that are inside it so that you can, if it comes to it, attempt to mollify it before its eats everything you’ve ever known. While a certain amount of Radaghast the Brown is likely to occur, you are likely a rather devout person who is doing their best to work under great pressure, rather than flippant friend of the forest.		Your task is to learn the language of an evil forest and the things that are inside it so that you can, if it comes to it, attempt to mollify it before its eats everything you’ve ever known. While a certain amount of Radaghast the Brown is likely to occur, you are likely a rather devout person who is doing their best to work under great pressure, rather than flippant friend of the forest.

			==== Outwardly Faithful ====
			Although you must hold the Spheres close to your heart in order to fend off corruption, Wealdsages cannot show their faith prominently. Wearing symbols of the Spheres, attending Ceremonies, and seeking blessing from a Priest are important, but the Weald will smell the Spheres influence on you, and refuse to parlay until you can win back their favour.

	=== Further Reading: ===		=== Further Reading: ===

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	Relief came in 19AE from a most unexpected source. Baronness Narina invented what she termed as ‘Barons’ from across Ritterswald, Vassertal and Resinderholz to meet in Konigsrue to discuss peace and the future of the region. It appears that these bloody conflicts of territory were breaking out across the Weald and rather than continue the conflict, Narina saw to put it to bed.		Relief came in 19AE from a most unexpected source. Baronness Narina invented what she termed as ‘Barons’ from across Ritterswald, Vassertal and Resinderholz to meet in Konigsrue to discuss peace and the future of the region. It appears that these bloody conflicts of territory were breaking out across the Weald and rather than continue the conflict, Narina saw to put it to bed.

	The records of the First Council of Barons are immense and largely incomplete, certainly worthy of their own historic research, but upon his return Valint was styling himself Baron Brockenmann. He met with his leaders in Wolstad and said that he had seen the mausoleum of The Candleblade that Baroness Narina had built in Konisgrue and had spoken to her of peace. The newly established barony of Resinderholz ceded lands won by The Candleblade north of where the pines turn to furs and any lands beyond the Eisen river (which had been skirmished over since the settlement began). In exchange the Baronies of Verlorenherz and ~~Vassertaal~~ confirmed Resinderholz’s claim to all lands south and west of these markers.		The records of the First Council of Barons are immense and largely incomplete, certainly worthy of their own historic research, but upon his return Valint was styling himself Baron Brockenmann. He met with his leaders in Wolstad and said that he had seen the mausoleum of The Candleblade that Baroness Narina had built in Konisgrue and had spoken to her of peace. The newly established barony of Resinderholz ceded lands won by The Candleblade north of where the pines turn to furs and any lands beyond the Eisen river (which had been skirmished over since the settlement began). In exchange the Baronies of Verlorenherz and Vassertal confirmed Resinderholz’s claim to all lands south and west of these markers.

	In 20AE, Brockenmann held a feast in Wolstad where a symbolic Candleblade (which still remains in 224 on my checking) was suspended from The Gravetree. He named The Candleblade the first Baroness of Resinderholz and endeavoured to carry on Resinderholz ever on in her legacy and if ever his people needed to remember what they fought for, they could look to the highest boughs of the Gravetree to be reminded. Consequently, this is where the name of the Barony originates, Resinderholz translating into the common Artebazzani as Reminding-Wood.		In 20AE, Brockenmann held a feast in Wolstad where a symbolic Candleblade (which still remains in 224 on my checking) was suspended from The Gravetree. He named The Candleblade the first Baroness of Resinderholz and endeavoured to carry on Resinderholz ever on in her legacy and if ever his people needed to remember what they fought for, they could look to the highest boughs of the Gravetree to be reminded. Consequently, this is where the name of the Barony originates, Resinderholz translating into the common Artebazzani as Reminding-Wood.
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	Brockenmann was near forty-five in 20AE and would rule for an additional twenty-four years during a time of unparalleled peace and growth within Resinderholz. Much of this time appears dedicated to stability and growth within the twin settlements of Wolstad and Eisen, but largely focused on Wolstad. It appears that during his years supporting the Knight of Gravetree and The Candleblade Brockenmann had his fill of war and there are no records of any great battles or campaigns during his rule.		Brockenmann was near forty-five in 20AE and would rule for an additional twenty-four years during a time of unparalleled peace and growth within Resinderholz. Much of this time appears dedicated to stability and growth within the twin settlements of Wolstad and Eisen, but largely focused on Wolstad. It appears that during his years supporting the Knight of Gravetree and The Candleblade Brockenmann had his fill of war and there are no records of any great battles or campaigns during his rule.

	What is recorded is much construction in Wolstad including numerous streets, whole neighbourhoods and the completion of the plaza around the Gravetree itself. The establishment of Chapter Kristov in Wolstad and the Eisen Ritterschool within that township (on which the teachings of the modern Eisen Battle Academy are based). Valint visited Baron Zachariah Worgen in ~~Vassertaal~~ following the arrival of Bordevarians in the region and offered counsel. By the time of his death in 44AE, Valint was in his early seventies, had amassed a respectable fortune for his family and was a foremost among any of the four barons of his time. Buried in a vast mausoleum in the Baronies north the sealed precipice of his tomb-room read thusly:		What is recorded is much construction in Wolstad including numerous streets, whole neighbourhoods and the completion of the plaza around the Gravetree itself. The establishment of Chapter Kristov in Wolstad and the Eisen Ritterschool within that township (on which the teachings of the modern Eisen Battle Academy are based). Valint visited Baron Zachariah Worgen in Vassertal following the arrival of Bordevarians in the region and offered counsel. By the time of his death in 44AE, Valint was in his early seventies, had amassed a respectable fortune for his family and was a foremost among any of the four barons of his time. Buried in a vast mausoleum in the Baronies north the sealed precipice of his tomb-room read thusly:

	''Within are the remains of Valint Brockenmann, Second Baron of Resinderholz''		''Within are the remains of Valint Brockenmann, Second Baron of Resinderholz''
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	It is said that Drewina, already a harsh and uncompromising woman became even more so in 208AE. She accelerated a process of stepping back from Vassertal that she had already begun the year prior and by the end of 209AE it was not uncommon for travellers from the Barony to be stopped and searched in Eisen by Huntsmarshall’s answering to the Baroness. During this time it is said that she became paranoid and distant from much of her family as well. It came as a surprise that following her sudden death in 211AE that she named her the grandson of her eldest brother her inheritor.		It is said that Drewina, already a harsh and uncompromising woman became even more so in 208AE. She accelerated a process of stepping back from Vassertal that she had already begun the year prior and by the end of 209AE it was not uncommon for travellers from the Barony to be stopped and searched in Eisen by Huntsmarshall’s answering to the Baroness. During this time it is said that she became paranoid and distant from much of her family as well. It came as a surprise that following her sudden death in 211AE that she named her the grandson of her eldest brother her inheritor.

	Drewina Arnmeyer is a poorly remembered Baron. For those in Eisen or those who shortly flooded across from Vassertal she is held in poor regard at best or scathing hatred at worst. There are those that lay the death of thousands of the people of ~~Vassertaal~~ at her feet, if only she had been more allowing or supporting then perhaps the plague crisis that followed would have been less devastating. But there are those who see the senior Arnmeyer as a necessary action. Following Baron Schempfer she put Resinderholz into a position to survive and were it not for her hardline stance, perhaps it would have fallen to plague as well.		Drewina Arnmeyer is a poorly remembered Baron. For those in Eisen or those who shortly flooded across from Vassertal she is held in poor regard at best or scathing hatred at worst. There are those that lay the death of thousands of the people of Vassertal at her feet, if only she had been more allowing or supporting then perhaps the plague crisis that followed would have been less devastating. But there are those who see the senior Arnmeyer as a necessary action. Following Baron Schempfer she put Resinderholz into a position to survive and were it not for her hardline stance, perhaps it would have fallen to plague as well.

	Baroness Drewina is buried in Wolstad, in the graveyard on the Arnmeyer Manse grounds. Her gravestone is a simple affair set beside her husband, who perished some twenty three years prior.		Baroness Drewina is buried in Wolstad, in the graveyard on the Arnmeyer Manse grounds. Her gravestone is a simple affair set beside her husband, who perished some twenty three years prior.
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	The Winter Plague crisis in Vassertal followed three months of dreadful autumn where Vassertal was rocked by riots, death and chaos. Voices around the new Baron pleaded for him to relax the border controls established by his Grand Aunt out of mercy. At this stage the town guard of Eisen along with what Ritters could be found (the College having well and truly disbanded following Baroness Drewina’s harsh austerity measures to blame) were in place on the Eisen River, forcing back any who attempted to cross without first spending a week on the river's edge, where many of them later contracted Blasserstreit.		The Winter Plague crisis in Vassertal followed three months of dreadful autumn where Vassertal was rocked by riots, death and chaos. Voices around the new Baron pleaded for him to relax the border controls established by his Grand Aunt out of mercy. At this stage the town guard of Eisen along with what Ritters could be found (the College having well and truly disbanded following Baroness Drewina’s harsh austerity measures to blame) were in place on the Eisen River, forcing back any who attempted to cross without first spending a week on the river's edge, where many of them later contracted Blasserstreit.

	However, following meetings with what Crow Doktors could be found within Wolstad, Arnmeyer did not relax the quarantine. Rather, it was increased and a great many people of Vassertal died arrow filled within the Eisen River or drowned after being forced back at pike-point. By the end of 214, one in twelve people in ~~Vassertaal~~ had fled to Resinderholz of Weiland, the remainder dead at the hands of the disease, their country folk or the Baron’s border guards.		However, following meetings with what Crow Doktors could be found within Wolstad, Arnmeyer did not relax the quarantine. Rather, it was increased and a great many people of Vassertal died arrow filled within the Eisen River or drowned after being forced back at pike-point. By the end of 214, one in twelve people in Vassertal had fled to Resinderholz of Weiland, the remainder dead at the hands of the disease, their country folk or the Baron’s border guards.

	In the end, the people of Resinderholz saw this as a necessary evil, much the same as they saw his predecessor. But for many who did manage to cross the river into Resinderholz under the watchful eyes of the Baron’s guards, they would never forgive the name Arnmeyer.		In the end, the people of Resinderholz saw this as a necessary evil, much the same as they saw his predecessor. But for many who did manage to cross the river into Resinderholz under the watchful eyes of the Baron’s guards, they would never forgive the name Arnmeyer.