adjustments to the timing or size of skirmishes, owing to delays or availability of crew that arise between the time of publication and when an encounter runs at

are created with SFX rather than being portrayed physically by members of crew. If you would normally lip read and would like to talk about how we can help

mind that some of these characters are players, and not members of our NPC crew. Through the Autumn Equinox, a number of actions were taken to address the

passage of time becomes elastic causing Grendel vessels and the orcs that crew them to move achingly slowly while Imperial ships and their sailors move

adjustments to the timing or size of skirmishes, owing to delays or availability of crew that arise between the time of publication and when an encounter runs at

that Severin von Holberg is a player character, and not a member of our NPC crew. While he delivered the initial mandate, and the address that accompanied

adjustments to the timing or size of skirmishes, owing to delays or availability of crew that arise between the time of publication and when an encounter runs at

adjustments to the timing or size of skirmishes, owing to delays or availability of crew that arise between the time of publication and when an encounter runs at

various places around Facebook. There's also a page of articles from the crew about what they do during events which you can find here. From an aside by

there are no equivalent restrictions on vehicle movements in the OOC or crew camping areas. We strongly recommend bringing a plastic sheet, tarpaulin

putting in place plans to send their own ships to Kantor and Issyk - ships crewed by orcs and humans alike - with a view to putting an end to the unacceptable

vessels docked at Sarvos are the property of the Tarquinius family, their crews are apparently free people - or what accounts for such in the archipelago

the Greensward. It is quickly brought under Imperial control. A skeleton crew of orc thralls are captured at the Singing Caves, left behind as the Jotun

reasonably typical Grendel - quick pirate ships crewed by orcs more interested in robbing and enslaving Imperial crews than in sinking their vessels. The remainder

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sought out their rivals all across the Bay of Catazar, slaughtering their crews, capturing their ships and plundering their cargo. As detailed in the Listen

adjustments to the timing or size of skirmishes, owing to delays or availability of crew that arise between the time of publication and when an encounter runs at

sea for several months. While Asavean mariners are commonplace among the crews of many Sarcophan and Jarmish ships - they are largely content not to disembark