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	<div style="float:left; width: 500px; clear: right;">{{CaptionedImage\|file=Orc Drummers.jpg\|caption=The Mournwold still bears the scars of a generation of occupation by the Jotun; can they turn back the clock to forty years ago and conquer the territory for a second time?\|align=left\|width=500}}</div>{{audio\|link=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1N1EeuH0j5M}}		<div style="float:left; width: 500px; clear: right;">{{CaptionedImage\|file=Orc Drummers.jpg\|caption=The Mournwold still bears the scars of a generation of occupation by the Jotun; can they turn back the clock to forty years ago and conquer the territory for a second time?\|align=left\|width=500}}</div>{{audio\|link=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1N1EeuH0j5M}}
	==The Lion and the Tower==		==The Lion and the Tower==
	Barely two weeks after the Spring Equinox, as Jotun armies [[Another verse\|march into Braydon's Jasse]] and [[Only forward\|into Bregasand]], two more armies leave Liathaven and begin the conquest of [[Mournwold#Southmoor\|Southmoor]]. The Lion of the North are the most versatile of the Jotun armies. When the Queen of ~~Kallsea~~, Yrsa ~~Jansdottir~~, sends out the call, the warbands and champions across the Jotun jarldoms answer, bringing their unique capabilities to bear. This season Queen Yrsa's army is bolstered by siege engineers from distant Tromsa, sent by Jarl Olgafsdottir to aid her monarch in the far south. The barbarians know there are castles in [[Mournwold]], and that if they wish to claim the territory they will need to deal with them.		Barely two weeks after the Spring Equinox, as Jotun armies [[Another verse\|march into Braydon's Jasse]] and [[Only forward\|into Bregasand]], two more armies leave Liathaven and begin the conquest of [[Mournwold#Southmoor\|Southmoor]]. The Lion of the North are the most versatile of the Jotun armies. When the Queen of Kalsea, Yrsa Jansdóttir, sends out the call, the warbands and champions across the Jotun jarldoms answer, bringing their unique capabilities to bear. This season Queen Yrsa's army is bolstered by siege engineers from distant Tromsa, sent by Jarl Olgafsdottir to aid her monarch in the far south. The barbarians know there are castles in [[Mournwold]], and that if they wish to claim the territory they will need to deal with them.

	The Lion is supported by warriors who fight beneath the banner of Jarl Haakon, the former ruler of the Mournwold. They make good use of the [[Shallows_and_miseries#Choices_.28Conjunction.29\|hidden caches]] he and his warband established in the region a year ago, allowing them to speedily capture farms and households without needing to worry about supply lines. The traitor yegarra are also here; those who follow the lead of Stephen of Sarcombe. His hatred for the Empire has only grown since the death of his partner at the hands of Imperial heroes. Many of those who fight with him grew up in the Mourn under Jotun occupation, but the keen eyed spot a few blue banners with silver eels on them. With their ambitions in [[Bregasland]] shattered, it seems at least some of the Fisher household have found a new leader to fight for.		The Lion is supported by warriors who fight beneath the banner of Jarl Haakon, the former ruler of the Mournwold. They make good use of the [[Shallows_and_miseries#Choices_.28Conjunction.29\|hidden caches]] he and his warband established in the region a year ago, allowing them to speedily capture farms and households without needing to worry about supply lines. The traitor yegarra are also here; those who follow the lead of Stephen of Sarcombe. His hatred for the Empire has only grown since the death of his partner at the hands of Imperial heroes. Many of those who fight with him grew up in the Mourn under Jotun occupation, but the keen eyed spot a few blue banners with silver eels on them. With their ambitions in [[Bregasland]] shattered, it seems at least some of the Fisher household have found a new leader to fight for.
	<div style="float:right; width: 600px; clear: right;"><quote by="Queen Yrsa ~~Jansdottir~~, Jarl of Jarls, Monarch of Kalsea, General of the Lion of the North">We march south to repay our debt, to offer aid to the people of the south as they bring war to the Marches. Let cunning Raðljóst guide the war-builders of Tromsa as they prepare to bring down the walls of the Marcher castles, and let Ulfur's horn sound the moment of the sure strike that ushers in victory. To war! To battle! To the ruin of our foes!</quote></div>		<div style="float:right; width: 600px; clear: right;"><quote by="Queen Yrsa Jansdóttir, Jarl of Jarls, Monarch of Kalsea, General of the Lion of the North">We march south to repay our debt, to offer aid to the people of the south as they bring war to the Marches. Let cunning Raðljóst guide the war-builders of Tromsa as they prepare to bring down the walls of the Marcher castles, and let Ulfur's horn sound the moment of the sure strike that ushers in victory. To war! To battle! To the ruin of our foes!</quote></div>
	<div style="float:right; width: 600px; clear: right;"><quote by="Derun Stonetower, General of the Tower of the North">We march south to test our hammers against the shields of the Marches. We march south to aid our cousin Haakon in their conquest. We march south, to the hills of the Mourn and the Singing Caves.</quote></div>		<div style="float:right; width: 600px; clear: right;"><quote by="Derun Stonetower, General of the Tower of the North">We march south to test our hammers against the shields of the Marches. We march south to aid our cousin Haakon in their conquest. We march south, to the hills of the Mourn and the Singing Caves.</quote></div>
	The Kalsean Jarl of Jarls does not come alone; the Tower of the North marches with her. In stark contrast to the usually loud and boisterous armies of the Jotun, the Tower are grim-faced, quiet warriors, veterans of a dozen campaigns or more. Among their number are some of the finest siege engineers in a nation famed for its prowess with stone and iron.		The Kalsean Jarl of Jarls does not come alone; the Tower of the North marches with her. In stark contrast to the usually loud and boisterous armies of the Jotun, the Tower are grim-faced, quiet warriors, veterans of a dozen campaigns or more. Among their number are some of the finest siege engineers in a nation famed for its prowess with stone and iron.

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	<div style="float:left; width: 500px; clear: right;">{{CaptionedImage\|file=Orc Drummers.jpg\|caption=The Mournwold still bears the scars of a generation of occupation by the Jotun; can they turn back the clock to forty years ago and conquer the territory for a second time?\|align=left\|width=500}}</div>{{audio\|link=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1N1EeuH0j5M}}		<div style="float:left; width: 500px; clear: right;">{{CaptionedImage\|file=Orc Drummers.jpg\|caption=The Mournwold still bears the scars of a generation of occupation by the Jotun; can they turn back the clock to forty years ago and conquer the territory for a second time?\|align=left\|width=500}}</div>{{audio\|link=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1N1EeuH0j5M}}
	==The Lion and the Tower==		==The Lion and the Tower==
	Barely two weeks after the Spring Equinox, as Jotun armies [[Another verse\|march into Braydon's Jasse]] and [[Only forward\|into Bregasand]], two more armies leave Liathaven and begin the conquest of [[Mournwold#Southmoor\|Southmoor]]. The Lion of the North are the most versatile of the Jotun armies. When the Queen of Kallsea, Yrsa Jansdottir, sends out the call, the warbands and champions across the Jotun jarldoms answer, bringing their unique capabilities to bear. This season Queen Yrsa's army is bolstered by siege engineers from distant Tromsa, sent by Jarl ~~Oglafsdottir~~ to aid her monarch in the far south. The barbarians know there are castles in [[Mournwold]], and that if they wish to claim the territory they will need to deal with them.		Barely two weeks after the Spring Equinox, as Jotun armies [[Another verse\|march into Braydon's Jasse]] and [[Only forward\|into Bregasand]], two more armies leave Liathaven and begin the conquest of [[Mournwold#Southmoor\|Southmoor]]. The Lion of the North are the most versatile of the Jotun armies. When the Queen of Kallsea, Yrsa Jansdottir, sends out the call, the warbands and champions across the Jotun jarldoms answer, bringing their unique capabilities to bear. This season Queen Yrsa's army is bolstered by siege engineers from distant Tromsa, sent by Jarl Olgafsdottir to aid her monarch in the far south. The barbarians know there are castles in [[Mournwold]], and that if they wish to claim the territory they will need to deal with them.

	The Lion is supported by warriors who fight beneath the banner of Jarl Haakon, the former ruler of the Mournwold. They make good use of the [[Shallows_and_miseries#Choices_.28Conjunction.29\|hidden caches]] he and his warband established in the region a year ago, allowing them to speedily capture farms and households without needing to worry about supply lines. The traitor yegarra are also here; those who follow the lead of Stephen of Sarcombe. His hatred for the Empire has only grown since the death of his partner at the hands of Imperial heroes. Many of those who fight with him grew up in the Mourn under Jotun occupation, but the keen eyed spot a few blue banners with silver eels on them. With their ambitions in [[Bregasland]] shattered, it seems at least some of the Fisher household have found a new leader to fight for.		The Lion is supported by warriors who fight beneath the banner of Jarl Haakon, the former ruler of the Mournwold. They make good use of the [[Shallows_and_miseries#Choices_.28Conjunction.29\|hidden caches]] he and his warband established in the region a year ago, allowing them to speedily capture farms and households without needing to worry about supply lines. The traitor yegarra are also here; those who follow the lead of Stephen of Sarcombe. His hatred for the Empire has only grown since the death of his partner at the hands of Imperial heroes. Many of those who fight with him grew up in the Mourn under Jotun occupation, but the keen eyed spot a few blue banners with silver eels on them. With their ambitions in [[Bregasland]] shattered, it seems at least some of the Fisher household have found a new leader to fight for.
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	While the orcs offer the Choice, there are rumours that some of the yegarra of Stephen's warband are less keen to do so, choosing to keep fighting even when their foes have laid down their weapons. There is a rumour that Jarl Haakon and Stephen clash over this, with the orc leader condemning the dishonourable actions of the yegarra. The Queen herself is forced to intercede, according to a few straggling beaters who reach Sarcombe ahead of the Jotun forces. They say that Yrsa makes Stephen choose between swearing an oath to uphold the honour of the Jotun and being cast out of her army and forced to return to Liathaven. The idea that there is conflict among their enemies gives some scant comfort to the Marcher defenders.		While the orcs offer the Choice, there are rumours that some of the yegarra of Stephen's warband are less keen to do so, choosing to keep fighting even when their foes have laid down their weapons. There is a rumour that Jarl Haakon and Stephen clash over this, with the orc leader condemning the dishonourable actions of the yegarra. The Queen herself is forced to intercede, according to a few straggling beaters who reach Sarcombe ahead of the Jotun forces. They say that Yrsa makes Stephen choose between swearing an oath to uphold the honour of the Jotun and being cast out of her army and forced to return to Liathaven. The idea that there is conflict among their enemies gives some scant comfort to the Marcher defenders.
	<div style="float:right; width: 500px; clear: left;">{{CaptionedImage\|file=Marcher Archer.jpg\|caption=The folk of the Marches will fight to protect their land, and they will not fight alone.\|align=left\|width=500}}</div>		<div style="float:right; width: 500px; clear: left;">{{CaptionedImage\|file=Marcher Archer.jpg\|caption=The folk of the Marches will fight to protect their land, and they will not fight alone.\|align=left\|width=500}}</div>

	==Sarcombe==		==Sarcombe==
	Inevitably, as they push west the Jotun come to Sarcombe. It seems there is some surprise that they do not face steeper resistance, that there is no fortification here. When the Jotun ruled the Mourn, they built the castle of Hillstop above [[Mournwold#Sarcombe\|Sarcombe ]] to keep an eye both on the rolling downs and on the forests of [[Liathaven]]. The invaders apparently assumed the Empire would have rebuilt it – and seem almost taken aback when they discover the only fortification standing between them and conquest of Southmoor are the walls of a [[market town]].		Inevitably, as they push west the Jotun come to Sarcombe. It seems there is some surprise that they do not face steeper resistance, that there is no fortification here. When the Jotun ruled the Mourn, they built the castle of Hillstop above [[Mournwold#Sarcombe\|Sarcombe ]] to keep an eye both on the rolling downs and on the forests of [[Liathaven]]. The invaders apparently assumed the Empire would have rebuilt it – and seem almost taken aback when they discover the only fortification standing between them and conquest of Southmoor are the walls of a [[market town]].

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	==Tribute (Conjunction)==		==Tribute (Conjunction)==
	<div style="float:right; width: 250px; clear: left;">{{CaptionedImage\|file=John5803.jpg\|\|caption=Friar John, Friar of Honour's Rest\|align=right\|width=250}}</div>		<div style="float:right; width: 250px; clear: left;">{{CaptionedImage\|file=John5803.jpg\|\|caption='''Friar John''', Friar of Honour's Rest\|align=right\|width=250}}</div>
	* '''A haunt of Jotun ghosts have been sighted on the border between Mournwold and Liathaven'''		* '''A haunt of Jotun ghosts have been sighted on the border between Mournwold and Liathaven'''
	* '''This skirmish is a [[Accessibility#Combat_Highly_Likely\|combat highly likely]] encounter'''		* '''This skirmish is a [[Accessibility#Combat_Highly_Likely\|combat highly likely]] encounter'''
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	As the Summer Solstice approaches, farmers in northern [[Mournwold#Southmoor\|Southmoor]], close to the border of [[Liathaven]], bring news of spectral figures out in the woods. A scout ventures out one night, drawing close enough to realise that they are the ghosts of [[Jotun]] orcs, perhaps warriors who died on some old raid into the Mourn years ago. They appear to be moving towards The ''Glen of Red Shadow'' in [[Liathaven#Liaven's Glen\|Liaven's Glen]], but no one has been willing to get close enough to determine why. There are enough ''living'' Jotun in Southmoor without looking for problems with ''dead'' ones.		As the Summer Solstice approaches, farmers in northern [[Mournwold#Southmoor\|Southmoor]], close to the border of [[Liathaven]], bring news of spectral figures out in the woods. A scout ventures out one night, drawing close enough to realise that they are the ghosts of [[Jotun]] orcs, perhaps warriors who died on some old raid into the Mourn years ago. They appear to be moving towards The ''Glen of Red Shadow'' in [[Liathaven#Liaven's Glen\|Liaven's Glen]], but no one has been willing to get close enough to determine why. There are enough ''living'' Jotun in Southmoor without looking for problems with ''dead'' ones.

	Still, there is concern that this haunt, this spectral force of Jotun ghosts, might pose a threat to the people of Southmoor. If they are about to re-enact a raid into the Mournwold, it's doubtful that armies will be able to do much about them. A few of the farmers in free Southmoor have asked the [[Friar of Honour's Rest]] to organise a group of scouts, fighters and [[exorcism\|exorcists]] to investigate, and ensure the ghosts are dealt with. Possibly, given the orcs are in Liathaven at the moment, with the aid of the Navarr?		Still, there is concern that this haunt, this spectral force of Jotun ghosts, might pose a threat to the people of Southmoor. If they are about to re-enact a raid into the Mournwold, it's doubtful that armies will be able to do much about them. A few of the farmers in free Southmoor have asked the [[Friar of Honour's Rest]], '''Friar John''', to organise a group of scouts, fighters and [[exorcism\|exorcists]] to investigate, and ensure the ghosts are dealt with. Possibly, given the orcs are in Liathaven at the moment, with the aid of the Navarr?

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	<div style="float:right; width: 250px; clear: left;">{{CaptionedImage\|file=John5803.jpg\|\|caption=Friar John, Friar of Honour's Rest\|align=right\|width=250}}</div>		<div style="float:right; width: 250px; clear: left;">{{CaptionedImage\|file=John5803.jpg\|\|caption=Friar John, Friar of Honour's Rest\|align=right\|width=250}}</div>
	* '''A haunt of Jotun ghosts have been sighted on the border between Mournwold and Liathaven'''		* '''A haunt of Jotun ghosts have been sighted on the border between Mournwold and Liathaven'''
	* '''This skirmish is a combat highly likely encounter'''		* '''This skirmish is a [[Accessibility#Combat_Highly_Likely\|combat highly likely]] encounter'''
	* '''''Friar of Honour's Rest'' is responsible for tracking down the source of the ghosts'''		* '''The ''Friar of Honour's Rest'' is responsible for tracking down the source of the ghosts'''
	As the Summer Solstice approaches, farmers in northern [[Mournwold#Southmoor\|Southmoor]], close to the border of [[Liathaven]], bring news of spectral figures out in the woods. A scout ventures out one night, drawing close enough to realise that they are the ghosts of [[Jotun]] orcs, perhaps warriors who died on some old raid into the Mourn years ago. They appear to be moving towards The ''Glen of Red Shadow'' in [[Liathaven#Liaven's Glen\|Liaven's Glen]], but no one has been willing to get close enough to determine why. There are enough ''living'' Jotun in Southmoor without looking for problems with ''dead'' ones.		As the Summer Solstice approaches, farmers in northern [[Mournwold#Southmoor\|Southmoor]], close to the border of [[Liathaven]], bring news of spectral figures out in the woods. A scout ventures out one night, drawing close enough to realise that they are the ghosts of [[Jotun]] orcs, perhaps warriors who died on some old raid into the Mourn years ago. They appear to be moving towards The ''Glen of Red Shadow'' in [[Liathaven#Liaven's Glen\|Liaven's Glen]], but no one has been willing to get close enough to determine why. There are enough ''living'' Jotun in Southmoor without looking for problems with ''dead'' ones.

	Still, there is concern that this haunt, this spectral force of Jotun ghosts, might pose a threat to the people of Southmoor. If they are about to re-enact a raid into the Mournwold, it's doubtful that armies will be able to do much about them. A few of the farmers in free Southmoor have asked the [[Friar of Honour's Rest]] to organise a group of scouts, fighters and [[exorcism\|exorcists]] to investigate, and ensure the ghosts are dealt with. Possibly, given the orcs are in Liathaven at the moment, with the aid of the Navarr?		Still, there is concern that this haunt, this spectral force of Jotun ghosts, might pose a threat to the people of Southmoor. If they are about to re-enact a raid into the Mournwold, it's doubtful that armies will be able to do much about them. A few of the farmers in free Southmoor have asked the [[Friar of Honour's Rest]] to organise a group of scouts, fighters and [[exorcism\|exorcists]] to investigate, and ensure the ghosts are dealt with. Possibly, given the orcs are in Liathaven at the moment, with the aid of the Navarr?

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	==Tribute (Conjunction)==		==Tribute (Conjunction)==
			<div style="float:right; width: 250px; clear: left;">{{CaptionedImage\|file=John5803.jpg\|\|caption=Friar John, Friar of Honour's Rest\|align=right\|width=250}}</div>
	* '''A haunt of Jotun ghosts have been sighted on the border between Mournwold and Liathaven'''		* '''A haunt of Jotun ghosts have been sighted on the border between Mournwold and Liathaven'''
	* '''This skirmish is a combat highly likely encounter'''		* '''This skirmish is a combat highly likely encounter'''

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	Finally, following the Summer Solstice, '''Hob Cullach''' will be unable to operate the Old Oak Inn, and their income will be reduced by 72 rings until Sarcombe is recovered (assuming their Inn survives any fighting in Sarcombe).		Finally, following the Summer Solstice, '''Hob Cullach''' will be unable to operate the Old Oak Inn, and their income will be reduced by 72 rings until Sarcombe is recovered (assuming their Inn survives any fighting in Sarcombe).
	~~<div style="float:right; width: 250px; clear: left;">{{CaptionedImage\|file=John5803.jpg\|\|caption=Friar John, Friar of Honour's Rest\|align=right\|width=250}}</div>~~
	==Tribute (Conjunction)==		==Tribute (Conjunction)==
	* '''A haunt of Jotun ghosts have been sighted on the border between Mournwold and Liathaven'''		* '''A haunt of Jotun ghosts have been sighted on the border between Mournwold and Liathaven'''

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	Finally, following the Summer Solstice, '''Hob Cullach''' will be unable to operate the Old Oak Inn, and their income will be reduced by 72 rings until Sarcombe is recovered (assuming their Inn survives any fighting in Sarcombe).		Finally, following the Summer Solstice, '''Hob Cullach''' will be unable to operate the Old Oak Inn, and their income will be reduced by 72 rings until Sarcombe is recovered (assuming their Inn survives any fighting in Sarcombe).
	<div style="float:right; width: 250px; clear: left;">{{CaptionedImage\|file=John5803.jpg\|\|caption=Friar John, Friar of Honour's Rest\|align=right\|width=250}}</div>		<div style="float:right; width: 250px; clear: left;">{{CaptionedImage\|file=John5803.jpg\|\|caption=Friar John, Friar of Honour's Rest\|align=right\|width=250}}</div>
	===Tribute (Conjunction)===		==Tribute (Conjunction)==
	* '''A haunt of Jotun ghosts have been sighted on the border between Mournwold and Liathaven'''		* '''A haunt of Jotun ghosts have been sighted on the border between Mournwold and Liathaven'''
	* '''This skirmish is a combat highly likely encounter'''		* '''This skirmish is a combat highly likely encounter'''

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	Finally, following the Summer Solstice, '''Hob Cullach''' will be unable to operate the Old Oak Inn, and their income will be reduced by 72 rings until Sarcombe is recovered (assuming their Inn survives any fighting in Sarcombe).		Finally, following the Summer Solstice, '''Hob Cullach''' will be unable to operate the Old Oak Inn, and their income will be reduced by 72 rings until Sarcombe is recovered (assuming their Inn survives any fighting in Sarcombe).
			<div style="float:right; width: 250px; clear: left;">{{CaptionedImage\|file=John5803.jpg\|\|caption=Friar John, Friar of Honour's Rest\|align=right\|width=250}}</div>
			===Tribute (Conjunction)===
			* '''A haunt of Jotun ghosts have been sighted on the border between Mournwold and Liathaven'''
			* '''This skirmish is a combat highly likely encounter'''
			* '''''Friar of Honour's Rest'' is responsible for tracking down the source of the ghosts'''
			As the Summer Solstice approaches, farmers in northern [[Mournwold#Southmoor\|Southmoor]], close to the border of [[Liathaven]], bring news of spectral figures out in the woods. A scout ventures out one night, drawing close enough to realise that they are the ghosts of [[Jotun]] orcs, perhaps warriors who died on some old raid into the Mourn years ago. They appear to be moving towards The ''Glen of Red Shadow'' in [[Liathaven#Liaven's Glen\|Liaven's Glen]], but no one has been willing to get close enough to determine why. There are enough ''living'' Jotun in Southmoor without looking for problems with ''dead'' ones.

			Still, there is concern that this haunt, this spectral force of Jotun ghosts, might pose a threat to the people of Southmoor. If they are about to re-enact a raid into the Mournwold, it's doubtful that armies will be able to do much about them. A few of the farmers in free Southmoor have asked the [[Friar of Honour's Rest]] to organise a group of scouts, fighters and [[exorcism\|exorcists]] to investigate, and ensure the ghosts are dealt with. Possibly, given the orcs are in Liathaven at the moment, with the aid of the Navarr?

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	[[Category:Recent History]] [[Category:386YE Summer]] [[Category:Military Council]]		[[Category:Recent History]] [[Category:386YE Summer]] [[Category:Military Council]]
	<div style="float:left; width: 500px; clear: right;">{{CaptionedImage\|file=Orc Drummers.jpg\|caption=The Mournwold still bears the scars of a generation of occupation by the Jotun; can they turn back the clock to forty years ago and conquer the territory for a second time?\|align=left\|width=500}}</div>		<div style="float:left; width: 500px; clear: right;">{{CaptionedImage\|file=Orc Drummers.jpg\|caption=The Mournwold still bears the scars of a generation of occupation by the Jotun; can they turn back the clock to forty years ago and conquer the territory for a second time?\|align=left\|width=500}}</div>{{audio\|link=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1N1EeuH0j5M}}
	==The Lion and the Tower==		==The Lion and the Tower==
	Barely two weeks after the Spring Equinox, as Jotun armies [[Another verse\|march into Braydon's Jasse]] and [[Only forward\|into Bregasand]], two more armies leave Liathaven and begin the conquest of [[Mournwold#Southmoor\|Southmoor]]. The Lion of the North are the most versatile of the Jotun armies. When the Queen of Kallsea, Yrsa Jansdottir, sends out the call, the warbands and champions across the Jotun jarldoms answer, bringing their unique capabilities to bear. This season Queen Yrsa's army is bolstered by siege engineers from distant Tromsa, sent by Jarl Oglafsdottir to aid her monarch in the far south. The barbarians know there are castles in [[Mournwold]], and that if they wish to claim the territory they will need to deal with them.		Barely two weeks after the Spring Equinox, as Jotun armies [[Another verse\|march into Braydon's Jasse]] and [[Only forward\|into Bregasand]], two more armies leave Liathaven and begin the conquest of [[Mournwold#Southmoor\|Southmoor]]. The Lion of the North are the most versatile of the Jotun armies. When the Queen of Kallsea, Yrsa Jansdottir, sends out the call, the warbands and champions across the Jotun jarldoms answer, bringing their unique capabilities to bear. This season Queen Yrsa's army is bolstered by siege engineers from distant Tromsa, sent by Jarl Oglafsdottir to aid her monarch in the far south. The barbarians know there are castles in [[Mournwold]], and that if they wish to claim the territory they will need to deal with them.

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	==Game Information==		==Game Information==
	The Jotun have conquered three-fifths of Southmoor, including the market town of Sarcombe. This means that following the Summer Solstice the [[Master of Sarcombe Metal Market]] will be unable to use [[Master_of_Sarcombe_Metal_Market#Mournful_Hills\|their ministry]]. Likewise, the [[Bailiff of the Downs]] has been forced to abandon their offices, meaning that in the coming season they will be unable to claim their [[Bailiff_of_the_Downs#Regular_Income\|regular income]]. The [[Town Clerk of Sarcombe]] will not be able to draw on their [[Town_Clerk_of_Sarcombe#Market_Fees\|market fees]] until the Empire reclaims the market-town. There'll also be nowhere to organise the protection of the Marcher orcs and less-well-protected farms from bandits, but that seems like the least of anyone's problems right now. The Empire has also lost access to the [[Think_of_the_children#The_Sarcombe_Register\|Sarcombe Register]], but it's doubtful the Jotun will make an effort to harm the records – they are not the [[Druj]] after all.		The Jotun have conquered three-fifths of Southmoor, including the market town of Sarcombe. This means that following the Summer Solstice the [[Master of Sarcombe Metal Market]] will be unable to use [[Master_of_Sarcombe_Metal_Market#Mournful_Hills\|their ministry]]. Likewise, the [[Bailiff of the Downs]], '''Thomas Oak''', has been forced to abandon their offices, meaning that in the coming season they will be unable to claim their [[Bailiff_of_the_Downs#Regular_Income\|regular income]]. The [[Town Clerk of Sarcombe]] will not be able to draw on their [[Town_Clerk_of_Sarcombe#Market_Fees\|market fees]] until the Empire reclaims the market-town. There'll also be nowhere to organise the protection of the Marcher orcs and less-well-protected farms from bandits, but that seems like the least of anyone's problems right now. The Empire has also lost access to the [[Think_of_the_children#The_Sarcombe_Register\|Sarcombe Register]], but it's doubtful the Jotun will make an effort to harm the records – they are not the [[Druj]] after all.

	With enemies in the Mourn, the people anticipate the imminent return of the Tusks to protect the territory, following the oath sworn by their general last season. If the army is not in the Mournwold by the start of the Autumn Equinox, leading a counter-attack or defending the people, the newly-established trust between the folk of the Mourn and the army [[I_already_know_you#Reeds,_Drakes,_Tusks,_Bounders\|will be broken]].		With enemies in the Mourn, the people anticipate the imminent return of the Tusks to protect the territory, following the oath sworn by their general last season. If the army is not in the Mournwold by the start of the Autumn Equinox, leading a counter-attack or defending the people, the newly-established trust between the folk of the Mourn and the army [[I_already_know_you#Reeds,_Drakes,_Tusks,_Bounders\|will be broken]].

	Finally, following the Summer Solstice, '''Hob Cullach''' will be unable to operate the Old Oak Inn, and their income will be reduced by 72 rings until Sarcombe is recovered (assuming their Inn survives any fighting in Sarcombe).		Finally, following the Summer Solstice, '''Hob Cullach''' will be unable to operate the Old Oak Inn, and their income will be reduced by 72 rings until Sarcombe is recovered (assuming their Inn survives any fighting in Sarcombe).