As the Loghec airships pulled up broadside with the fortified island of Steryon, their vessels were filled with friends and allies from across the world. The hated pirates and the otherworldly cultists they harbored would surely rue this day. Or, so they thought. For reasons unfathomable to most present, it seemed that the Alor had entered into an alliance with the Marcolo Brigands and were there to protect the cultists from harm. Between the military might of Aloreh, the destructive ice powers of the cultists, and the home advantage of the Steryonites, they could not be put down, and the Loghecs were turned away, defeated. Why the Alor would help those who harbored the ice mages, who had done so much damage to their own nation already, as well as others, could only be explained by rising hostilities in the world at large. Regardless, Petrav's Key was not reclaimed from the cultists, and after seeing the increasing magnitude of their freezing powers, their victory should only put A'therys at greater unease.
Looking to the east, we see the Daggerlanders without much care. The crazy cult seems to have steered clear, and those who would concern themselves with the matter make jokes about the heat or the hardiness of the locals. Only they and Vrovona remain untouched by their ice, though in the latter case one might not notice. Further word from Archmage av-Haresh has not yet come, and the cultists seem to have gotten what they came for, so in this part of the world it is taken as fact that the threat is over, if ever there was one. But that does not mean unusual happenings never visit the shores of the Daggerlands. Three days ago, a detachment of Vrovonic Legionnaires made landfall in Harrow, and has begun marching south through the mining wastes. They have spoken and interacted with no one, moving with some unknown goal in mind. They were last seen headed up the side of the large central volcano in the wastes, with some reports indicating a mysterious frigid cargo in tow. Word has come from the Solar that these Legionnaires are on no known orders to enter the Daggerlands, and the office of the Paragon has worryingly assured the Magisters that these unknown soldiers act alone. It would be wise to make ready, as there is no telling what they may do when they reach the top...
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Looking to the east, we see the Daggerlanders without much care. The crazy cult seems to have steered clear, and those who would concern themselves with the matter make jokes about the heat or the hardiness of the locals. Only they and Vrovona remain untouched by their ice, though in the latter case one might not notice. Further word from Archmage av-Haresh has not yet come, and the cultists seem to have gotten what they came for, so in this part of the world it is taken as fact that the threat is over, if ever there was one. But that does not mean unusual happenings never visit the shores of the Daggerlands. Three days ago, a detachment of Vrovonic Legionnaires made landfall in Harrow, and has begun marching south through the mining wastes. They have spoken and interacted with no one, moving with some unknown goal in mind. They were last seen headed up the side of the large central volcano in the wastes, with some reports indicating a mysterious frigid cargo in tow. Word has come from the Solar that these Legionnaires are on no known orders to enter the Daggerlands, and the office of the Paragon has worryingly assured the Magisters that these unknown soldiers act alone. It would be wise to make ready, as there is no telling what they may do when they reach the top...
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