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Wrenna at 12:16, 1 July 2026

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Nothing Short of Exemplary

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	<table class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"><tr><td style="background-color: Pink;">'''Known Benefactors'''</tr>		<table class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"><tr><td style="background-color: Pink;">'''Known Benefactors'''</tr>
			<tr><td>Abathar of the Cohort of the White Bear</td></tr>
	<tr><td>Asael of the Reumah's Redoubt</td></tr>		<tr><td>Asael of the Reumah's Redoubt</td></tr>
	<tr><td>Dagon Barossa of the Shattered Tower</td></tr>		<tr><td>Dagon Barossa of the Shattered Tower</td></tr>

Rafferty at 10:27, 31 May 2026

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	Cousins,		Cousins,

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Greatest Military Force

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	If these mandates are passed in the relevant assemblies, then it will create an opportunity for the coming season for any character of that nation to change a [[business]], [[farm]], [[fleet]], [[herb garden]], [[mana site]], [[mine]], or [[forest]] to a [[military unit]] ''in the same territory'' without incurring a cost by emailing {{plot}} ~~before downtime closes~~. Crucially, the new resource will be the same level as any resource they give up to make the change - reflecting local support for their efforts to embrace their national traditions and support the Empire's war efforts.		If these mandates are passed in the relevant assemblies, then it will create an opportunity for the coming season for any character of that nation to change a [[business]], [[farm]], [[fleet]], [[herb garden]], [[mana site]], [[mine]], or [[forest]] to a [[military unit]] ''in the same territory'' without incurring a cost by emailing {{plot}} after the event. Crucially, the new resource will be the same level as any resource they give up to make the change - reflecting local support for their efforts to embrace their national traditions and support the Empire's war efforts.

	==Nothing Short of Exemplary==		==Nothing Short of Exemplary==

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	If these mandates are passed in the relevant assemblies, then it will create an opportunity for the coming season for any character of that nation to change a [[business]], [[farm]], [[fleet]], [[herb garden]], [[mana site]], [[mine]], or [[forest]] to a [[military unit]] ''in the same territory'' without incurring a cost. Crucially, the new resource will be the same level as any resource they give up to make the change - reflecting local support for their efforts to embrace their national traditions and support the Empire's war efforts.		If these mandates are passed in the relevant assemblies, then it will create an opportunity for the coming season for any character of that nation to change a [[business]], [[farm]], [[fleet]], [[herb garden]], [[mana site]], [[mine]], or [[forest]] to a [[military unit]] ''in the same territory'' without incurring a cost by emailing {{plot}} before downtime closes. Crucially, the new resource will be the same level as any resource they give up to make the change - reflecting local support for their efforts to embrace their national traditions and support the Empire's war efforts.

	==Nothing Short of Exemplary==		==Nothing Short of Exemplary==
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Hailmur: /* And We Will */

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And We Will

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	The [[Not_to_conquer#Karass\|Karass]] and the [[Not_to_conquer#Rahvin\|Rahvin]] do not exactly see eye-to-eye. The Rahvin hate the Karass every bit as much as the Druj; indeed, they consider their enemies to be inseparable from the Druj. It's hard to imagine the contempt isn't mutual, but the Rahvin have repeated over and over to the Empire that the Karass are loyal servants of the rulers of the Mallum and that they are simply waiting for the right moment to betray the Empire and the Barrens to the Druj.		The [[Not_to_conquer#Karass\|Karass]] and the [[Not_to_conquer#Rahvin\|Rahvin]] do not exactly see eye-to-eye. The Rahvin hate the Karass every bit as much as the Druj; indeed, they consider their enemies to be inseparable from the Druj. It's hard to imagine the contempt isn't mutual, but the Rahvin have repeated over and over to the Empire that the Karass are loyal servants of the rulers of the Mallum and that they are simply waiting for the right moment to betray the Empire and the Barrens to the Druj.

	According to the yeofolk who support the [[Merchant of the Fangs]], the Rahvin are intrigued by the words of '''Emperor Vesna''' promising that the end of the Druj is close. If it is true, then it is news worth celebrating. But the Druj won't really be gone until every trace of them is wiped from this world. "We will be a black wind that sweeps the Druj into the Abyss" is a common refrain among members of the sept. They don't just want to see the Druj defeated; they want to see every trace of them uprooted from this world. It is good news indeed that the Empire has the Druj armies on the defensive... but what about the Druj traitors here in the Barrens? What about the Karass?		According to the yeofolk who support the [[Merchant of the Fangs]], '''Juniper Wainwright''', the Rahvin are intrigued by the words of '''Emperor Vesna''' promising that the end of the Druj is close. If it is true, then it is news worth celebrating. But the Druj won't really be gone until every trace of them is wiped from this world. "We will be a black wind that sweeps the Druj into the Abyss" is a common refrain among members of the sept. They don't just want to see the Druj defeated; they want to see every trace of them uprooted from this world. It is good news indeed that the Empire has the Druj armies on the defensive... but what about the Druj traitors here in the Barrens? What about the Karass?

	The Rahvin army is still being raised in [[The_Barrens#Bitter_Strand\|Bitter Strand]], and while it is not yet ready to take the field, some of the recruits are itching for a fight. As a result, there is an [[opportunity]] to assault a small sept, like the Karass, and overpower them. ''General Utmar'' understands enough about Imperial law to know that leading his warriors against a foe enjoying the protection of [[Imperial law]] will not end well for his people. But if the Senate - or Empress Vesna - were to declare war on the Karass, then the Rahvin would seize the moment, just as the Karass did to the Vendarri, and wipe them out. Those that didn't flee back to their Druj masters in the Mallum would be slaughtered.		The Rahvin army is still being raised in [[The_Barrens#Bitter_Strand\|Bitter Strand]], and while it is not yet ready to take the field, some of the recruits are itching for a fight. As a result, there is an [[opportunity]] to assault a small sept, like the Karass, and overpower them. ''General Utmar'' understands enough about Imperial law to know that leading his warriors against a foe enjoying the protection of [[Imperial law]] will not end well for his people. But if the Senate - or Empress Vesna - were to declare war on the Karass, then the Rahvin would seize the moment, just as the Karass did to the Vendarri, and wipe them out. Those that didn't flee back to their Druj masters in the Mallum would be slaughtered.

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	It's an appealing thought on the face of it. The [[Conflict_in_the_Barrens#Diplomatic_Outreach\|slave rebellion in the Barrens]] was devastating for the Druj - they lost three armies in a single stroke. They never recovered their martial strength and look what has become of them now! Still, as Three Hands pointed out, look what happened to those who rebelled. Their treatment at the hands of the Empire was so deadly, that the Black Wind ended up bending the knee to the [[Druj lore#Buruk Tepel\|Buruk Tepel]] as the only way to survive. The elderly orc was clear he thought that any plan to try and persuade the septs of the Empire's good intention was doomed to fail. Anyone the Sand Fishers spoke to would be bound to ask about the events in [[the Barrens]] and Three Hands was very clear that they wouldn't lie about what happened. Hard to see how that conversation could possibly end well... and so he encouraged those he spoke to, to let it drop.		It's an appealing thought on the face of it. The [[Conflict_in_the_Barrens#Diplomatic_Outreach\|slave rebellion in the Barrens]] was devastating for the Druj - they lost three armies in a single stroke. They never recovered their martial strength and look what has become of them now! Still, as Three Hands pointed out, look what happened to those who rebelled. Their treatment at the hands of the Empire was so deadly, that the Black Wind ended up bending the knee to the [[Druj lore#Buruk Tepel\|Buruk Tepel]] as the only way to survive. The elderly orc was clear he thought that any plan to try and persuade the septs of the Empire's good intention was doomed to fail. Anyone the Sand Fishers spoke to would be bound to ask about the events in [[the Barrens]] and Three Hands was very clear that they wouldn't lie about what happened. Hard to see how that conversation could possibly end well... and so he encouraged those he spoke to, to let it drop.

	Technically, Emperor Vesna is not the Emperor of the Sand Fishers. They're foreigners in a legal sense - though you'd be hard pressed to know it, based on how Loyal many of them seem to be to [[Holberg]] at least. However, the Throne's words reach every part of the Empire and that includes [[Merchant_Prince_of_Misericorde_Market\|~~the~~ Misericorde Market]]. The Sand Fishers have little they can contribute to support the fighting against the Druj - they have almost no skilled warriors. Still, the sept is determined that they should do what they can to help the Throne that has done so much to help them (they don't seem to distinguish between [[Empress Lisabetta]] and Emperor Vesna in that regard).		Technically, Emperor Vesna is not the Emperor of the Sand Fishers. They're foreigners in a legal sense - though you'd be hard pressed to know it, based on how Loyal many of them seem to be to [[Holberg]] at least. However, the Throne's words reach every part of the Empire and that includes the [[Merchant_Prince_of_Misericorde_Market\|Misericorde Market]]. The Sand Fishers have little they can contribute to support the fighting against the Druj - they have almost no skilled warriors. Still, the sept is determined that they should do what they can to help the Throne that has done so much to help them (they don't seem to distinguish between [[Empress Lisabetta]] and Emperor Vesna in that regard).
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	Three Hands ''still'' thinks it will all end in disaster, but he quotes the guidance with the fervour of the convert. "It is better, by far, to try and fail, than fail to try." So he, and other members of his sept, are now resolved to try. If the League National Assembly upholds a statement of principle which names a single sept or group of orcs suffering under Druj rule, a handful of Sand Fishers will try to sneak into Druj lands, to approach them, and to see what might persuade them to consider the idea of trusting the Empire. In the event that two or more statements of principle are raised naming different septs, then only the judgement that was upheld with the highest margin would be acted upon by the Sand Fishers.		Three Hands ''still'' thinks it will all end in disaster, but he quotes the guidance with the fervour of the convert. "It is better, by far, to try and fail, than fail to try." So he, and other members of his sept, are now resolved to try. If the League National Assembly upholds a statement of principle which names a single sept or group of orcs suffering under Druj rule, a handful of Sand Fishers will try to sneak into Druj lands, to approach them, and to see what might persuade them to consider the idea of trusting the Empire. In the event that two or more statements of principle are raised naming different septs, then only the judgement that was upheld with the highest margin would be acted upon by the Sand Fishers.

Vsabo: /* The Greatest War */

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The Greatest War

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	It's an appealing thought on the face of it. The [[Conflict_in_the_Barrens#Diplomatic_Outreach\|slave rebellion in the Barrens]] was devastating for the Druj - they lost three armies in a single stroke. They never recovered their martial strength and look what has become of them now! Still, as Three Hands pointed out, look what happened to those who rebelled. Their treatment at the hands of the Empire was so deadly, that the Black Wind ended up bending the knee to the [[Druj lore#Buruk Tepel\|Buruk Tepel]] as the only way to survive. The elderly orc was clear he thought that any plan to try and persuade the septs of the Empire's good intention was doomed to fail. Anyone the Sand Fishers spoke to would be bound to ask about the events in [[the Barrens]] and Three Hands was very clear that they wouldn't lie about what happened. Hard to see how that conversation could possibly end well... and so he encouraged those he spoke to, to let it drop.		It's an appealing thought on the face of it. The [[Conflict_in_the_Barrens#Diplomatic_Outreach\|slave rebellion in the Barrens]] was devastating for the Druj - they lost three armies in a single stroke. They never recovered their martial strength and look what has become of them now! Still, as Three Hands pointed out, look what happened to those who rebelled. Their treatment at the hands of the Empire was so deadly, that the Black Wind ended up bending the knee to the [[Druj lore#Buruk Tepel\|Buruk Tepel]] as the only way to survive. The elderly orc was clear he thought that any plan to try and persuade the septs of the Empire's good intention was doomed to fail. Anyone the Sand Fishers spoke to would be bound to ask about the events in [[the Barrens]] and Three Hands was very clear that they wouldn't lie about what happened. Hard to see how that conversation could possibly end well... and so he encouraged those he spoke to, to let it drop.

	Technically, Emperor Vesna is not the Emperor of the Sand Fishers. They're foreigners in a legal sense - though you'd be hard pressed to know it, based on how Loyal many of them seem to be to [[Holberg]] at least. However, the Throne's words reach every part of the Empire and that includes ~~the~~ [[Merchant_Prince_of_Misericorde_Market\|the Misericorde Market]]. The Sand Fishers have little they can contribute to support the fighting against the Druj - they have almost no skilled warriors. Still, the sept is determined that they should do what they can to help the Throne that has done so much to help them (they don't seem to distinguish between [[Empress Lisabetta]] and Emperor Vesna in that regard).		Technically, Emperor Vesna is not the Emperor of the Sand Fishers. They're foreigners in a legal sense - though you'd be hard pressed to know it, based on how Loyal many of them seem to be to [[Holberg]] at least. However, the Throne's words reach every part of the Empire and that includes [[Merchant_Prince_of_Misericorde_Market\|the Misericorde Market]]. The Sand Fishers have little they can contribute to support the fighting against the Druj - they have almost no skilled warriors. Still, the sept is determined that they should do what they can to help the Throne that has done so much to help them (they don't seem to distinguish between [[Empress Lisabetta]] and Emperor Vesna in that regard).
	{{CaptionedImage\|file=Actuallythebest001.png\|align=right\|width=175}}		{{CaptionedImage\|file=Actuallythebest001.png\|align=right\|width=175}}
	Three Hands ''still'' thinks it will all end in disaster, but he quotes the guidance with the fervour of the convert. "It is better, by far, to try and fail, than fail to try." So he, and other members of his sept, are now resolved to try. If the League National Assembly upholds a statement of principle which names a single sept or group of orcs suffering under Druj rule, a handful of Sand Fishers will try to sneak into Druj lands, to approach them, and to see what might persuade them to consider the idea of trusting the Empire. In the event that two or more statements of principle are raised naming different septs, then only the judgement that was upheld with the highest margin would be acted upon by the Sand Fishers.		Three Hands ''still'' thinks it will all end in disaster, but he quotes the guidance with the fervour of the convert. "It is better, by far, to try and fail, than fail to try." So he, and other members of his sept, are now resolved to try. If the League National Assembly upholds a statement of principle which names a single sept or group of orcs suffering under Druj rule, a handful of Sand Fishers will try to sneak into Druj lands, to approach them, and to see what might persuade them to consider the idea of trusting the Empire. In the event that two or more statements of principle are raised naming different septs, then only the judgement that was upheld with the highest margin would be acted upon by the Sand Fishers.

Vsabo: /* The Greatest War */

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	It's an appealing thought on the face of it. The [[Conflict_in_the_Barrens#Diplomatic_Outreach\|slave rebellion in the Barrens]] was devastating for the Druj - they lost three armies in a single stroke. They never recovered their martial strength and look what has become of them now! Still, as Three Hands pointed out, look what happened to those who rebelled. Their treatment at the hands of the Empire was so deadly, that the Black Wind ended up bending the knee to the [[Druj lore#Buruk Tepel\|Buruk Tepel]] as the only way to survive. The elderly orc was clear he thought that any plan to try and persuade the septs of the Empire's good intention was doomed to fail. Anyone the Sand Fishers spoke to would be bound to ask about the events in [[the Barrens]] and Three Hands was very clear that they wouldn't lie about what happened. Hard to see how that conversation could possibly end well... and so he encouraged those he spoke to, to let it drop.		It's an appealing thought on the face of it. The [[Conflict_in_the_Barrens#Diplomatic_Outreach\|slave rebellion in the Barrens]] was devastating for the Druj - they lost three armies in a single stroke. They never recovered their martial strength and look what has become of them now! Still, as Three Hands pointed out, look what happened to those who rebelled. Their treatment at the hands of the Empire was so deadly, that the Black Wind ended up bending the knee to the [[Druj lore#Buruk Tepel\|Buruk Tepel]] as the only way to survive. The elderly orc was clear he thought that any plan to try and persuade the septs of the Empire's good intention was doomed to fail. Anyone the Sand Fishers spoke to would be bound to ask about the events in [[the Barrens]] and Three Hands was very clear that they wouldn't lie about what happened. Hard to see how that conversation could possibly end well... and so he encouraged those he spoke to, to let it drop.

	Technically, Emperor Vesna is not the Emperor of the Sand Fishers. They're foreigners in a legal sense - though you'd be hard pressed to know it, based on how Loyal many of them ~~see~~ to be to [[Holberg]] at least. However, the Throne's words reach every part of the Empire and that includes the [[Merchant_Prince_of_Misericorde_Market\|the Misericorde Market]]. The Sand Fishers have little they can contribute to support the fighting against the Druj - they have almost no skilled warriors. Still, the sept is determined that they should do what they can to help the Throne that has done so much to help them (they don't seem to distinguish between [[Empress Lisabetta]] and Emperor Vesna in that regard).		Technically, Emperor Vesna is not the Emperor of the Sand Fishers. They're foreigners in a legal sense - though you'd be hard pressed to know it, based on how Loyal many of them seem to be to [[Holberg]] at least. However, the Throne's words reach every part of the Empire and that includes the [[Merchant_Prince_of_Misericorde_Market\|the Misericorde Market]]. The Sand Fishers have little they can contribute to support the fighting against the Druj - they have almost no skilled warriors. Still, the sept is determined that they should do what they can to help the Throne that has done so much to help them (they don't seem to distinguish between [[Empress Lisabetta]] and Emperor Vesna in that regard).
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	Three Hands ''still'' thinks it will all end in disaster, but he quotes the guidance with the fervour of the convert. "It is better, by far, to try and fail, than fail to try." So he, and other members of his sept, are now resolved to try. If the League National Assembly upholds a statement of principle which names a single sept or group of orcs suffering under Druj rule, a handful of Sand Fishers will try to sneak into Druj lands, to approach them, and to see what might persuade them to consider the idea of trusting the Empire. In the event that two or more statements of principle are raised naming different septs, then only the judgement that was upheld with the highest margin would be acted upon by the Sand Fishers.		Three Hands ''still'' thinks it will all end in disaster, but he quotes the guidance with the fervour of the convert. "It is better, by far, to try and fail, than fail to try." So he, and other members of his sept, are now resolved to try. If the League National Assembly upholds a statement of principle which names a single sept or group of orcs suffering under Druj rule, a handful of Sand Fishers will try to sneak into Druj lands, to approach them, and to see what might persuade them to consider the idea of trusting the Empire. In the event that two or more statements of principle are raised naming different septs, then only the judgement that was upheld with the highest margin would be acted upon by the Sand Fishers.

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	* '''The orcs are offering to approach a single sept languishing under Druj rule, to try to persuade them of the Empire's good intentions'''		* '''The orcs are offering to approach a single sept languishing under Druj rule, to try to persuade them of the Empire's good intentions'''
	* '''The League National Assembly can decide which sept the Sand Fishers should approach.		* '''The League National Assembly can decide which sept the Sand Fishers should approach.
	When Three Hands came to [[Anvil]], various League luminaries asked him for help approaching the orc septs languishing under Druj rule. The lives of the Sand Fishers have been transformed by their friendship with the League - could the sept not help them carry that message of hope to those who were forced to labour for the enemy.		When Three Hands came to [[Anvil]], various League luminaries asked him for help approaching the orc septs languishing under Druj rule. The lives of the Sand Fishers have been transformed by their friendship with the League - could the sept not help them carry that message of hope to those who were forced to labour for the enemy?
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	It's an appealing thought on the face of it. The [[Conflict_in_the_Barrens#Diplomatic_Outreach\|slave rebellion in the Barrens]] was devastating for the Druj - they lost three armies in a single stroke. They never recovered their martial strength and look what has become of them now! Still, as Three Hands pointed out, look what happened to those who rebelled. Their treatment at the hands of the Empire was so deadly, that the Black Wind ended up bending the knee to the [[Druj lore#Buruk Tepel\|Buruk Tepel]] as the only way to survive. The elderly orc was clear he thought that any plan to try and persuade the septs of the Empire's good intention was doomed to fail. Anyone the Sand Fishers spoke to would be bound to ask about the events in [[the Barrens]] and Three Hands was very clear that they wouldn't lie about what happened. Hard to see how that conversation could possibly end well... and so he encouraged those he spoke to, to let it drop.		It's an appealing thought on the face of it. The [[Conflict_in_the_Barrens#Diplomatic_Outreach\|slave rebellion in the Barrens]] was devastating for the Druj - they lost three armies in a single stroke. They never recovered their martial strength and look what has become of them now! Still, as Three Hands pointed out, look what happened to those who rebelled. Their treatment at the hands of the Empire was so deadly, that the Black Wind ended up bending the knee to the [[Druj lore#Buruk Tepel\|Buruk Tepel]] as the only way to survive. The elderly orc was clear he thought that any plan to try and persuade the septs of the Empire's good intention was doomed to fail. Anyone the Sand Fishers spoke to would be bound to ask about the events in [[the Barrens]] and Three Hands was very clear that they wouldn't lie about what happened. Hard to see how that conversation could possibly end well... and so he encouraged those he spoke to, to let it drop.