DeadlandsCE
Newbie
Hail, good folk of Finn Castle.
I had the honor of meeting many of you in person not so long ago; I regret that I did not find myself nearby sooner, or I may have reached more of you before you departed. I expect that there will be need upon your return regardless.
For those of you whom I've not yet met, I am Childe Thonolan Orestan of the Heirophan, though ''Thonolan' will be sufficient. Much to my chagrin I did not first come to you in peace and good health, but rather with a pack of murderous constructs hot on my heels. I will say, at least, that the experience gave me a chance to see your collective valor in combat, as well as the skill of a select few of you at tracking and destroying dangerous unnatural creatures.
I expect that I'll be seeing more of all of you once you return, and that other members of the Order will do the same- most of them are eager to meet you, though their reasons are varied. There are many who call us 'border lords', and we do try to keep some semblance of order out in the wilderness- we've been granted certain gifts to make us more effective in that capacity. For my part, I've been devoting much of my time to locating refugees and leading them to safety. This task isn't an easy one, and should any of you find the time and the will I would welcome any help. Be advised that I will not tolerate any in-fighting, and that barring those obviously bent on harming us we will be giving aid to anyone in need, whether they be elf, dwarf, orc, faerie, or Biata. It goes without saying that these times are hard, and it need not be made even harder by creating our own strife. It's my belief- and many of my order share it- that by forging new alliances with old foes we can gather the strength to drive back the horrors that have crept across our land... not that I intend to start turning my back on the kobolds, mind you.
I will be nearby this time of year. Messages ought to reach me if they're left, and I'll respond in kind.
Easy roads and peaceful rest,
Thonolan Orestan, Heirophan Childe of Ria Faron Thorntirn
I had the honor of meeting many of you in person not so long ago; I regret that I did not find myself nearby sooner, or I may have reached more of you before you departed. I expect that there will be need upon your return regardless.
For those of you whom I've not yet met, I am Childe Thonolan Orestan of the Heirophan, though ''Thonolan' will be sufficient. Much to my chagrin I did not first come to you in peace and good health, but rather with a pack of murderous constructs hot on my heels. I will say, at least, that the experience gave me a chance to see your collective valor in combat, as well as the skill of a select few of you at tracking and destroying dangerous unnatural creatures.
I expect that I'll be seeing more of all of you once you return, and that other members of the Order will do the same- most of them are eager to meet you, though their reasons are varied. There are many who call us 'border lords', and we do try to keep some semblance of order out in the wilderness- we've been granted certain gifts to make us more effective in that capacity. For my part, I've been devoting much of my time to locating refugees and leading them to safety. This task isn't an easy one, and should any of you find the time and the will I would welcome any help. Be advised that I will not tolerate any in-fighting, and that barring those obviously bent on harming us we will be giving aid to anyone in need, whether they be elf, dwarf, orc, faerie, or Biata. It goes without saying that these times are hard, and it need not be made even harder by creating our own strife. It's my belief- and many of my order share it- that by forging new alliances with old foes we can gather the strength to drive back the horrors that have crept across our land... not that I intend to start turning my back on the kobolds, mind you.
I will be nearby this time of year. Messages ought to reach me if they're left, and I'll respond in kind.
Easy roads and peaceful rest,
Thonolan Orestan, Heirophan Childe of Ria Faron Thorntirn
