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Twiggy at 12:29, 16 June 2026

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	* '''Freya's Garden and the Tower of the Scorpion are no more		* '''Freya's Garden and the Tower of the Scorpion are no more
	* '''There is an opportunity to harness the sites where these commissions once stood and gain access to some of Llofir's donahorti		* '''There is an opportunity to harness the sites where these commissions once stood and gain access to some of Llofir's donahorti
	All remnants of both [[Hahnmark#Freya's_Garden_(Ruined)\|Freya's Garden]] and the old [[Ossium#Tower_of_the_Scorpion_(Ruined)\|Tower of the Scorpion]] have been removed from the land, leaving rich fields of fungal growth where they once were. The land they stood upon has been reclaimed by nature in the wake of this destruction, healthy new growth springing up where the ruins once stood. This change, however, provides an unexpected [[opportunity]]. With the approval of the [[Senate]], it would be possible to cultivate the miraculous growth in each territory to create a [[sinecure]]. A [[commission]] could be built on either site - or both of them - designed not only to contain the rampant growth but to harness the bounty of fungus growing there. ''Freya's Legacy'' or ''Fellsting Grave'' would provide a supply of ''donahorti'' from Llofir's realm - 2 doses of [[Mushroom,_mushroom,_mushroom#Rot_and_the_Magic\|whisperspore]] and three [[Mushroom,_mushroom,_mushroom#Blessing_of_Old_Winter\|magical mushrooms]] each season. Llofir is unconcerned whether these "gardens" are tended or not, but certainly has no objection to the Empire welcoming his gifts. The ''Tender of Freya's Legacy'' and ''~~Felsting~~ Warden'' would be responsible for overseeing their respective sinecure, but also for ensuring that the magical growth there does not get too out of hand. The titles could be national or Imperial, and after some discussion the [[New_Imperial_titles#Well_Worn_Paths\|well worn path]] for appointing them would be via Senate appointment, Tally of the Votes, or by the Imperial Apothecaries Guild. The latter is no mandated - there is an obvious correlation between Llofir's gifts, healing and potions but the sinecures themselves do not specifically create such things.		All remnants of both [[Hahnmark#Freya's_Garden_(Ruined)\|Freya's Garden]] and the old [[Ossium#Tower_of_the_Scorpion_(Ruined)\|Tower of the Scorpion]] have been removed from the land, leaving rich fields of fungal growth where they once were. The land they stood upon has been reclaimed by nature in the wake of this destruction, healthy new growth springing up where the ruins once stood. This change, however, provides an unexpected [[opportunity]]. With the approval of the [[Senate]], it would be possible to cultivate the miraculous growth in each territory to create a [[sinecure]]. A [[commission]] could be built on either site - or both of them - designed not only to contain the rampant growth but to harness the bounty of fungus growing there. ''Freya's Legacy'' or ''Fellsting Grave'' would provide a supply of ''donahorti'' from Llofir's realm - 2 doses of [[Mushroom,_mushroom,_mushroom#Rot_and_the_Magic\|whisperspore]] and three [[Mushroom,_mushroom,_mushroom#Blessing_of_Old_Winter\|magical mushrooms]] each season. Llofir is unconcerned whether these "gardens" are tended or not, but certainly has no objection to the Empire welcoming his gifts. The ''Tender of Freya's Legacy'' and ''Fellsting Warden'' would be responsible for overseeing their respective sinecure, but also for ensuring that the magical growth there does not get too out of hand. The titles could be national or Imperial, and after some discussion the [[New_Imperial_titles#Well_Worn_Paths\|well worn path]] for appointing them would be via Senate appointment, Tally of the Votes, or by the Imperial Apothecaries Guild. The latter is no mandated - there is an obvious correlation between Llofir's gifts, healing and potions but the sinecures themselves do not specifically create such things.

	===Barrow Plant===		===Barrow Plant===

Twiggy: /* Can't Stop The Music */

2026-06-16T12:09:38Z

Can't Stop The Music

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	==Can't Stop The Music==		==Can't Stop The Music==
	{{SOP\|statement=From the very heartlands of this Empire, to the furthest lands touched by Virtue. We are the blood of the Empire, we are Shepherds of the Great Dance and we find ourselves entwined with our fellow Nations as never before. Paths in the dance braided together in these moments. Bring our voice through the veins of the trods that cross the lands while they resonate with our song. In the midst of winter we gather at the hearth, at home. At Wayhouse, Stead, and Tarry. We trade Song and Story with one another, and regales our history, our tale, our culture. Take heed these words, commit to memory these songs, and as winter turns to spring, bring them as a chord along these resonant trods. Bring them to our closest allies and the furthest reaches of our Empire both, so that all know that even when this magic has faded. As sure as the seasons do change. Where Navarr go, music follows.\|vote = {{GM}} 265-0\|by=Nathair Autumngale, Navarr National Assembly\|when=~~397YE~~ Winter Solstice}}		{{SOP\|statement=From the very heartlands of this Empire, to the furthest lands touched by Virtue. We are the blood of the Empire, we are Shepherds of the Great Dance and we find ourselves entwined with our fellow Nations as never before. Paths in the dance braided together in these moments. Bring our voice through the veins of the trods that cross the lands while they resonate with our song. In the midst of winter we gather at the hearth, at home. At Wayhouse, Stead, and Tarry. We trade Song and Story with one another, and regales our history, our tale, our culture. Take heed these words, commit to memory these songs, and as winter turns to spring, bring them as a chord along these resonant trods. Bring them to our closest allies and the furthest reaches of our Empire both, so that all know that even when this magic has faded. As sure as the seasons do change. Where Navarr go, music follows.\|vote = {{GM}} 265-0\|by=Nathair Autumngale, Navarr National Assembly\|when=387YE Winter Solstice}}
	* '''Dreams of the song 'Painted', composed by Idwynn Splitroot, continue to spread across the Empire'''		* '''Dreams of the song 'Painted', composed by Idwynn Splitroot, continue to spread across the Empire'''
	* '''The Navarr Assembly committed to spreading art and music across the Empire'''		* '''The Navarr Assembly committed to spreading art and music across the Empire'''

Rafferty: /* Follow You Home */

2026-06-12T20:28:11Z

Follow You Home

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	Reports of strange stories have surfaced here and there across [[Volodmartz]] and [[Miekarova]]. Most of them are fanciful and clearly exaggerated, but a few have more than a grain of truth in them. People find themselves drawn to tell the stories of those who have been lost and forgotten. A few drunk stzena even claim they ended up trying to tell the stories of people they never knew. Some of the tales seem to refer to [[Night Below\|Blackdamp]], with terrifying accounts of a thing that eats the memories of loved ones and leaves beds unmade with no-one even remembering who once slept there.		Reports of strange stories have surfaced here and there across [[Volodmartz]] and [[Miekarova]]. Most of them are fanciful and clearly exaggerated, but a few have more than a grain of truth in them. People find themselves drawn to tell the stories of those who have been lost and forgotten. A few drunk stzena even claim they ended up trying to tell the stories of people they never knew. Some of the tales seem to refer to [[Night Below\|Blackdamp]], with terrifying accounts of a thing that eats the memories of loved ones and leaves beds unmade with no-one even remembering who once slept there.

	It was just as the days light vanished when a young girl walked up to a civil service desk in [[Volodmartz]] and delivered a letter. It is an offer to all [[Mine]] owners in [[Volodmartz]] and [[Miekarova]]. If they want to gain the aid of the Night Below, they should have [[An Echo of Songs\|Echo of Songs]] cast on their mine. ''Fly-the-light'''s help would mean there would be no need for the ~~Mithril~~ and would only require the usual mana. If that happens, it will be acknowledged by the Night Below as a request for their aid and acceptance of their boon. ''Blackdamp'' will reach out to permanently mark the mine, so that it will produce a single additional [[Farewell_wanderlust#Treasures_of_the_Earth\|deep stone]]. Such aid is only available if the ritual is cast this season.		It was just as the days light vanished when a young girl walked up to a civil service desk in [[Volodmartz]] and delivered a letter. It is an offer to all [[Mine]] owners in [[Volodmartz]] and [[Miekarova]]. If they want to gain the aid of the Night Below, they should have [[An Echo of Songs\|Echo of Songs]] cast on their mine. ''Fly-the-light'''s help would mean there would be no need for the [[ilium]] and would only require the usual mana. If that happens, it will be acknowledged by the Night Below as a request for their aid and acceptance of their boon. ''Blackdamp'' will reach out to permanently mark the mine, so that it will produce a single additional [[Farewell_wanderlust#Treasures_of_the_Earth\|deep stone]]. Such aid is only available if the ritual is cast this season.

	However, if the Varushkan Mine owners in [[Volodmartz]] and [[Miekarova]] cast [[Revelation of the Jewel's Sparkling Heart]], it would be an acknowledgement that the mine owner opposes the Night Below. This ritual will function as normal but it may also help fight the growing influence of the Night Below.		However, if the Varushkan Mine owners in [[Volodmartz]] and [[Miekarova]] cast [[Revelation of the Jewel's Sparkling Heart]], it would be an acknowledgement that the mine owner opposes the Night Below. This ritual will function as normal but it may also help fight the growing influence of the Night Below.

Dre at 18:31, 10 June 2026

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Twiggy at 18:04, 10 June 2026

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Thespaceinvader: /* Queen Igraine's Regio */

2026-06-10T17:26:22Z

Queen Igraine's Regio

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	The roses that enshroud [[Astolat#The_Castle_of_Thorns\|\|the Castle of Thorns]] are widely believed to be the remnants of a magical defence created in pre-Imperial times by the enchanter Queen Jessamy. Cynics consider the tale to be little more than a fanciful troubadours ballad, but there is some evidence for it being true. There is dense rose garden in the grounds of the Castle that grows around a Summer [[regio]] - the very thing Jessamy would have needed to perform her magic.		The roses that enshroud [[Astolat#The_Castle_of_Thorns\|\|the Castle of Thorns]] are widely believed to be the remnants of a magical defence created in pre-Imperial times by the enchanter Queen Jessamy. Cynics consider the tale to be little more than a fanciful troubadours ballad, but there is some evidence for it being true. There is dense rose garden in the grounds of the Castle that grows around a Summer [[regio]] - the very thing Jessamy would have needed to perform her magic.

	The roses themselves may be even older however. The Castle of Thorns was raised by [[Dawn_monarchy#Pre-Imperial_History\|Queen Igraine]], a brilliant gardener who bred and grew exotic roses. According to legend, the young Igraine created an impenetrable tower of roses to pass her [[Dawn_culture_and_customs#~~The_Test_of_MettleTest~~ of Mettle]]. There's no evidence at all to suggest that she did that at the same spot where she later built the Castle of Thorns, but troubadours rarely worry about such details. As a result, it is sometimes called Igraine's Regio.		The roses themselves may be even older however. The Castle of Thorns was raised by [[Dawn_monarchy#Pre-Imperial_History\|Queen Igraine]], a brilliant gardener who bred and grew exotic roses. According to legend, the young Igraine created an impenetrable tower of roses to pass her [[Dawn_culture_and_customs#The_Test_of_Mettle\|Test of Mettle]]. There's no evidence at all to suggest that she did that at the same spot where she later built the Castle of Thorns, but troubadours rarely worry about such details. As a result, it is sometimes called Igraine's Regio.

	The regio is rarely used these days. Over the years the thorn bushes that surround it have grown thicker and thicker, resisting all efforts to cut them back. Recently, the few mages brave enough to have made it inside report difficulty in using the Summer regio to do magic, describing it 'resisting', as if the regio somehow doesn't want to be used and is pushing back against them.		The regio is rarely used these days. Over the years the thorn bushes that surround it have grown thicker and thicker, resisting all efforts to cut them back. Recently, the few mages brave enough to have made it inside report difficulty in using the Summer regio to do magic, describing it 'resisting', as if the regio somehow doesn't want to be used and is pushing back against them.

Thespaceinvader: /* Wisdom of New Spring */

2026-06-10T17:24:53Z

Wisdom of New Spring

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	* '''If a ritual can be found or codified, the Highborn will pay to enter it into Imperial lore		* '''If a ritual can be found or codified, the Highborn will pay to enter it into Imperial lore
	* '''They will also provide a bequest to either the Guild or the Chalice, whichever is responsible for the ritual		* '''They will also provide a bequest to either the Guild or the Chalice, whichever is responsible for the ritual
	Last season, a group of [[Highguard\|Highborn]] herbalists from the ''Wise Flower Chapter'' expressed their[[Apparently_with_no_surprise#A_Decrepit_Flower\|intention to visit Anvil]]. They have concerns with the focus on [[Winter magic]], and its use to enchant [[herb garden\|herb gardens]] across the Empire. They were unable, due to the weather, to actually reach Anvil during the summit, to their great regret. They had intended to speak to the [[Imperial Apothecaries Guild]] and the [[Silver Chalice]] about their perception that [[Ruthless Vigilance, Healthy Crop]] is slowly but surely harming Imperial herb gardens with its focus on killing weak plants rather than instead granting health and hardiness to ''all'' the plants in a garden and trusting the tender to remove anything they don't want. They believe that [[Woven Strands of Life]], for all that it coaxes herbs forth from [[mana site\|mana sites]] rather than enchanting herb gardens directly, is an example of what could be achieved with a little research. They don't say it, but it is clear that the [[magister\|magisters]] of their chapter think that Winter magic is best kept away from ''anything'' green and growing, and that it would be preferable to be able to use [[Spring magic]] - which has its own problems but at least it doesn't kill plants that otherwise might be coaxed to healthiness.		Last season, a group of [[Highguard\|Highborn]] herbalists from the ''Wise Flower Chapter'' expressed their [[Apparently_with_no_surprise#A_Decrepit_Flower\|intention to visit Anvil]]. They have concerns with the focus on [[Winter magic]], and its use to enchant [[herb garden\|herb gardens]] across the Empire. They were unable, due to the weather, to actually reach Anvil during the summit, to their great regret. They had intended to speak to the [[Imperial Apothecaries Guild]] and the [[Silver Chalice]] about their perception that [[Ruthless Vigilance, Healthy Crop]] is slowly but surely harming Imperial herb gardens with its focus on killing weak plants rather than instead granting health and hardiness to ''all'' the plants in a garden and trusting the tender to remove anything they don't want. They believe that [[Woven Strands of Life]], for all that it coaxes herbs forth from [[mana site\|mana sites]] rather than enchanting herb gardens directly, is an example of what could be achieved with a little research. They don't say it, but it is clear that the [[magister\|magisters]] of their chapter think that Winter magic is best kept away from ''anything'' green and growing, and that it would be preferable to be able to use [[Spring magic]] - which has its own problems but at least it doesn't kill plants that otherwise might be coaxed to healthiness.

	Long story short; the ''Wise Flower Chapter'' has committed themselves to supporting the search for a new ritual. It may need to be [[College_of_magic#Ritual_Texts\|codified]], or it might be possible to locate a ritual that has simply never been added to Imperial lore. If such a ritual is presented as part of [[Imperial lore]] by the [[Conclave]], and the magician who raises the declaration calls on Chapter to do so, they will pay the 10 Thrones needed to enter a ritual that enchants herb gardens to improve their production of healthy healing herbs. If the declaration further indicates that this ritual was found or created with the aid of members of the Guild, or the Chalice, they will commit to granting four drams of true vervain, and two drams each of the other four herbs, to either of these august bodies each season for the foreseeable future.		Long story short; the ''Wise Flower Chapter'' has committed themselves to supporting the search for a new ritual. It may need to be [[College_of_magic#Ritual_Texts\|codified]], or it might be possible to locate a ritual that has simply never been added to Imperial lore. If such a ritual is presented as part of [[Imperial lore]] by the [[Conclave]], and the magician who raises the declaration calls on Chapter to do so, they will pay the 10 Thrones needed to enter a ritual that enchants herb gardens to improve their production of healthy healing herbs. If the declaration further indicates that this ritual was found or created with the aid of members of the Guild, or the Chalice, they will commit to granting four drams of true vervain, and two drams each of the other four herbs, to either of these august bodies each season for the foreseeable future.

Thespaceinvader: /* Wisdom of New Spring */

2026-06-10T17:24:45Z

Wisdom of New Spring

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	* '''If a ritual can be found or codified, the Highborn will pay to enter it into Imperial lore		* '''If a ritual can be found or codified, the Highborn will pay to enter it into Imperial lore
	* '''They will also provide a bequest to either the Guild or the Chalice, whichever is responsible for the ritual		* '''They will also provide a bequest to either the Guild or the Chalice, whichever is responsible for the ritual
	Last season, a group of [[Highguard\|Highborn]] herbalists from the ''Wise Flower Chapter''expressed their[[Apparently_with_no_surprise#A_Decrepit_Flower\|intention to visit Anvil]]. They have concerns with the focus on [[Winter magic]], and its use to enchant [[herb garden\|herb gardens]] across the Empire. They were unable, due to the weather, to actually reach Anvil during the summit, to their great regret. They had intended to speak to the [[Imperial Apothecaries Guild]] and the [[Silver Chalice]] about their perception that [[Ruthless Vigilance, Healthy Crop]] is slowly but surely harming Imperial herb gardens with its focus on killing weak plants rather than instead granting health and hardiness to ''all'' the plants in a garden and trusting the tender to remove anything they don't want. They believe that [[Woven Strands of Life]], for all that it coaxes herbs forth from [[mana site\|mana sites]] rather than enchanting herb gardens directly, is an example of what could be achieved with a little research. They don't say it, but it is clear that the [[magister\|magisters]] of their chapter think that Winter magic is best kept away from ''anything'' green and growing, and that it would be preferable to be able to use [[Spring magic]] - which has its own problems but at least it doesn't kill plants that otherwise might be coaxed to healthiness.		Last season, a group of [[Highguard\|Highborn]] herbalists from the ''Wise Flower Chapter'' expressed their[[Apparently_with_no_surprise#A_Decrepit_Flower\|intention to visit Anvil]]. They have concerns with the focus on [[Winter magic]], and its use to enchant [[herb garden\|herb gardens]] across the Empire. They were unable, due to the weather, to actually reach Anvil during the summit, to their great regret. They had intended to speak to the [[Imperial Apothecaries Guild]] and the [[Silver Chalice]] about their perception that [[Ruthless Vigilance, Healthy Crop]] is slowly but surely harming Imperial herb gardens with its focus on killing weak plants rather than instead granting health and hardiness to ''all'' the plants in a garden and trusting the tender to remove anything they don't want. They believe that [[Woven Strands of Life]], for all that it coaxes herbs forth from [[mana site\|mana sites]] rather than enchanting herb gardens directly, is an example of what could be achieved with a little research. They don't say it, but it is clear that the [[magister\|magisters]] of their chapter think that Winter magic is best kept away from ''anything'' green and growing, and that it would be preferable to be able to use [[Spring magic]] - which has its own problems but at least it doesn't kill plants that otherwise might be coaxed to healthiness.

	Long story short; the ''Wise Flower Chapter'' has committed themselves to supporting the search for a new ritual. It may need to be [[College_of_magic#Ritual_Texts\|codified]], or it might be possible to locate a ritual that has simply never been added to Imperial lore. If such a ritual is presented as part of [[Imperial lore]] by the [[Conclave]], and the magician who raises the declaration calls on Chapter to do so, they will pay the 10 Thrones needed to enter a ritual that enchants herb gardens to improve their production of healthy healing herbs. If the declaration further indicates that this ritual was found or created with the aid of members of the Guild, or the Chalice, they will commit to granting four drams of true vervain, and two drams each of the other four herbs, to either of these august bodies each season for the foreseeable future.		Long story short; the ''Wise Flower Chapter'' has committed themselves to supporting the search for a new ritual. It may need to be [[College_of_magic#Ritual_Texts\|codified]], or it might be possible to locate a ritual that has simply never been added to Imperial lore. If such a ritual is presented as part of [[Imperial lore]] by the [[Conclave]], and the magician who raises the declaration calls on Chapter to do so, they will pay the 10 Thrones needed to enter a ritual that enchants herb gardens to improve their production of healthy healing herbs. If the declaration further indicates that this ritual was found or created with the aid of members of the Guild, or the Chalice, they will commit to granting four drams of true vervain, and two drams each of the other four herbs, to either of these august bodies each season for the foreseeable future.

	==Follow You Home==		==Follow You Home==
	* '''Miekarova and Volodmartz seem to be afflicted by a growing sense of foreboding that lurks beyond the light'''		* '''Miekarova and Volodmartz seem to be afflicted by a growing sense of foreboding that lurks beyond the light'''

Rafferty: /* Can't Stop The Music */

2026-06-10T17:19:15Z

Can't Stop The Music

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	==Can't Stop The Music==		==Can't Stop The Music==
			{{SOP\|statement=From the very heartlands of this Empire, to the furthest lands touched by Virtue. We are the blood of the Empire, we are Shepherds of the Great Dance and we find ourselves entwined with our fellow Nations as never before. Paths in the dance braided together in these moments. Bring our voice through the veins of the trods that cross the lands while they resonate with our song. In the midst of winter we gather at the hearth, at home. At Wayhouse, Stead, and Tarry. We trade Song and Story with one another, and regales our history, our tale, our culture. Take heed these words, commit to memory these songs, and as winter turns to spring, bring them as a chord along these resonant trods. Bring them to our closest allies and the furthest reaches of our Empire both, so that all know that even when this magic has faded. As sure as the seasons do change. Where Navarr go, music follows.\|vote = {{GM}} 265-0\|by=Nathair Autumngale, Navarr National Assembly\|when=397YE Winter Solstice}}
	* '''Dreams of the song 'Painted', composed by Idwynn Splitroot, continue to spread across the Empire'''		* '''Dreams of the song 'Painted', composed by Idwynn Splitroot, continue to spread across the Empire'''
	* '''The Navarr Assembly committed to spreading art and music across the Empire'''		* '''The Navarr Assembly committed to spreading art and music across the Empire'''
	* '''There is an opportunity to construct a special wayhouse dedicated to the musical arts in Astolat'''		* '''There is an opportunity to construct a special wayhouse dedicated to the musical arts in Astolat'''
	* '''If built, it will encourage the people of Dawn to embrace the fight against the Vallorn'''		* '''If built, it will encourage the people of Dawn to embrace the fight against the Vallorn'''
	{{SOP\|statement=From the very heartlands of this Empire, to the furthest lands touched by Virtue. We are the blood of the Empire, we are Shepherds of the Great Dance and we find ourselves entwined with our fellow Nations as never before. Paths in the dance braided together in these moments. Bring our voice through the veins of the trods that cross the lands while they resonate with our song. In the midst of winter we gather at the hearth, at home. At Wayhouse, Stead, and Tarry. We trade Song and Story with one another, and regales our history, our tale, our culture. Take heed these words, commit to memory these songs, and as winter turns to spring, bring them as a chord along these resonant trods. Bring them to our closest allies and the furthest reaches of our Empire both, so that all know that even when this magic has faded. As sure as the seasons do change. Where Navarr go, music follows.\|vote = {{GM}} 265-0\|by=Nathair Autumngale, Navarr National Assembly\|when=397YE Winter Solstice}}

	In Autumn of last year [[Upon_a_midnight_dreary#A_Peculiar_Opportunity_(Lashonar)\|an arcane projection was cast]] in [[Brocéliande]] under the supervision of Nathair Autumngale and with the blessing of [[Lashonar]]. Throughout Winter [[The_tune_without_the_words#An_Ode_To_Blood_And_Sacrifice\|dreams of a beautiful song]] began to spread throughout the Empire in a form of benign magical contagion. As the song continues to spread, the Navarri National Assembly [[387YE_Winter_Solstice_Synod_judgements#Judgement_36\|passed the judgement raised by Nathair Autumngale]] with a greater majority, lauding the central role of music in Navarri culture. Eskah Swift Hart [[387YE_Winter_Solstice_Synod_judgements#Judgement_117\|raised a second judgement]] naming Idwynn Splitroot, the [[Dean of the First Voice Glade]], as the composer of the song and even made claims that those who performed the initial casting of the arcane projection have heard Navarr and Thorn themselves singing along in their dreams.		In Autumn of last year [[Upon_a_midnight_dreary#A_Peculiar_Opportunity_(Lashonar)\|an arcane projection was cast]] in [[Brocéliande]] under the supervision of Nathair Autumngale and with the blessing of [[Lashonar]]. Throughout Winter [[The_tune_without_the_words#An_Ode_To_Blood_And_Sacrifice\|dreams of a beautiful song]] began to spread throughout the Empire in a form of benign magical contagion. As the song continues to spread, the Navarri National Assembly [[387YE_Winter_Solstice_Synod_judgements#Judgement_36\|passed the judgement raised by Nathair Autumngale]] with a greater majority, lauding the central role of music in Navarri culture. Eskah Swift Hart [[387YE_Winter_Solstice_Synod_judgements#Judgement_117\|raised a second judgement]] naming Idwynn Splitroot, the [[Dean of the First Voice Glade]], as the composer of the song and even made claims that those who performed the initial casting of the arcane projection have heard Navarr and Thorn themselves singing along in their dreams.

Rafferty: /* Can't Stop The Music */

2026-06-10T17:18:57Z

Can't Stop The Music

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	Should the Dawnish National Assembly declare the fight against the Vallorn to be their nation's [[The_highest_calling#The_Highest_Calling\|Highest Calling]], the impact of the Wayhouse would be considerably enhanced. The benefits of the Wayhouse to military units questing against the vallorn would spread to [[Semmerholm]] and [[Weirwater]] and the Thorn Singer's income of valuable resources would double.		Should the Dawnish National Assembly declare the fight against the Vallorn to be their nation's [[The_highest_calling#The_Highest_Calling\|Highest Calling]], the impact of the Wayhouse would be considerably enhanced. The benefits of the Wayhouse to military units questing against the vallorn would spread to [[Semmerholm]] and [[Weirwater]] and the Thorn Singer's income of valuable resources would double.

	====~~Participation~~====		====Song for the Road====
	* '''Any character may have heard the echoes of the song'''		* '''Any character may have heard the echoes of the song'''
	* '''Navarr characters who embrace the song may choose to experience a roleplaying effect'''		* '''Navarr characters who embrace the song may choose to experience a roleplaying effect'''