To the Outlanders,
I am sorry it has taken me so long to say this, but I had some "diplomatic issues" that needed tending before I was allowed to speak to you in the dreamscape.
I know you didn't do what they said you did.
One of these five mysterious figures did it, I'm sure - this many Visions are unlikely to lie. But not "the outlanders."
"The outlanders" banished the vampire Ruen Kraytor from this plane. "The outlanders" kept the Vor from ravaging our countryside. "The outlanders" gave our soldiers the protections they needed to resist the magics of the Vor, and hunted down the vampire called Garrote when no-one else could find her. If it were not for the outlanders, we would all be undead right now, or slaves to the thing that called itself Emperor Tzero. "The outlanders" include a man who stayed behind during the sacking of Grant's Crossing and worked overnight without sleeping to make sure food got to people who needed it, a sarr knight who sought a peaceful resolution with her enemy when others had dismissed him as a frothing madman, and a mystic wood elf scholar whose tireless research may have been the only thing that allowed us to stop any of the meteors in the first place. They include the latest champions of the Ashen Spire, who have battled on our behalf for little to no reward, and whose commander allowed himself to be vaporized by his foes rather than back down from battle.
Fathomfall has been wronged. Wronged beyond all belief and all reason, by an act of unspeakable evil, as bad as anything perpetrated by the Vor. But they have been wronged by a villain who called themselves a hero. For the outlanders are heroes, and I will hear nothing less said of them.
Outlanders: I, and many of the other people of these lands, stand with you. If I can do anything to help you in your quest for justice, you may contact me at the Healer's Cup, for I will see to it that I give that establishment my patronage.
~Lord Rollo Cloudbrass
I am sorry it has taken me so long to say this, but I had some "diplomatic issues" that needed tending before I was allowed to speak to you in the dreamscape.
I know you didn't do what they said you did.
One of these five mysterious figures did it, I'm sure - this many Visions are unlikely to lie. But not "the outlanders."
"The outlanders" banished the vampire Ruen Kraytor from this plane. "The outlanders" kept the Vor from ravaging our countryside. "The outlanders" gave our soldiers the protections they needed to resist the magics of the Vor, and hunted down the vampire called Garrote when no-one else could find her. If it were not for the outlanders, we would all be undead right now, or slaves to the thing that called itself Emperor Tzero. "The outlanders" include a man who stayed behind during the sacking of Grant's Crossing and worked overnight without sleeping to make sure food got to people who needed it, a sarr knight who sought a peaceful resolution with her enemy when others had dismissed him as a frothing madman, and a mystic wood elf scholar whose tireless research may have been the only thing that allowed us to stop any of the meteors in the first place. They include the latest champions of the Ashen Spire, who have battled on our behalf for little to no reward, and whose commander allowed himself to be vaporized by his foes rather than back down from battle.
Fathomfall has been wronged. Wronged beyond all belief and all reason, by an act of unspeakable evil, as bad as anything perpetrated by the Vor. But they have been wronged by a villain who called themselves a hero. For the outlanders are heroes, and I will hear nothing less said of them.
Outlanders: I, and many of the other people of these lands, stand with you. If I can do anything to help you in your quest for justice, you may contact me at the Healer's Cup, for I will see to it that I give that establishment my patronage.
~Lord Rollo Cloudbrass