A BAND OF SNEAKY
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WHY EVEN BOTHER
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WHATS THE BIG SECRET
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1 POETS
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1 they're willing to follow you.
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1 they're vampires.
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2 MUSICIANS
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2 they're beautiful.
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3 BEGGARS
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3 they can heal you.
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4 ACROBATS
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4 they know where treasure is.
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4 they recently assassinated a DOG LORD.
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5 HARLOTS
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5 they know where the magic stuff is hidden.
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5 they have been corrupted through extended exposure to demon blood.
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6 ARMS DEALERS
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6 they try to get into your pants.
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6 they are scions of a noble bloodline, with its claims on nearby lands
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7 ALCHEMISTS
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7 they're obvious spies.
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7 they are angels sent to spy on humanity.
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8 BUTCHERS
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8 they try to take you prisoner.
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8 they are ghosts, and they know what you did.
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9 ASTROLOGERS
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9 they're involved in human trafficking, and they've got someone important.
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10 STRATEGISTS
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10 they will do you a deal on some land.
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10 they’re cannibals.
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11 PUNK TEENAGERS
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11 they will do you a deal on some siege equipment.
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11 they're nobles from a nearby fort, slumming it.
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12 WITCHES
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12 they will do you a deal on some potions.
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12 they're nobles from a nearby fort, having swapped lives with commoners.
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13 ASH SELLERS
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13 they want to pay you.
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13 they're two nobles from rival forts, they are lovers.
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14 BOTTLERS
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14 they're friendly with the enemy and know secrets.
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14 they're escaped convicts.
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15 WASHER WOMEN
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15 they'll kill you if you don't help them.
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15 a noble, gave up the noble life to marry a commoner.
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16 ARSONISTS
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16 they know a secret way into the fort.
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16 they're runaways from the magical school asylum prison.
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17 ARTISTS
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17 they know a secret way into the dungeon.
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17 they're with the rebellion.
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18 DANCERS
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18 they love you.
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18 they're not really DOGS.
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19 HEATHENS
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19 they're friendly with some TROLLS.
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19 they've been raiding the villages.
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20 TRASH MERCHANTS
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20 they're friendly with the DOG LORD.
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20 they're a bunch of gnomes standing on top of each other.
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Tuesday, 31 December 2013
A BAND OF SNEAKY POETS met on the warpath
Monday, 30 December 2013
NON-COMBATANTS encountered within the fort
1
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FOOLS, they are surely mad. the lord keeps them around to amuse himself and to torment his court.
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2
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CHILDREN, playing cruel and dangerous games that noble children play with their underlings.
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3
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SLAVE LABORERS. Prisoners of war, they are employed in construction projects about the fort.
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4
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SERFS seeking asylum. They bear ill news about the lord's crops or flocks or whole fiefdoms, obliterated by war.
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5
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TAX COLLECTORS sent by a liege-lord, with business to discuss, but the lord seems too busy to hear it.
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6
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STONEMASONS from the guild of masons. They oversee repairs and new construction.
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7
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VALUABLE PRISONERS from a recent battle. They are knights, relatives of rival lords.
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8
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UNWANTED DIGNITARIES from another fort. They have been here for many weeks, but they are guests and courtesy demands that they are treated with care.
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9
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WISE ELDERS, they have forgotten more about how this fort is run than anyone can remember. if pressed, 1-in-6 chance they reveal something of use.
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10
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BAILIFFS, they oversee treasures, records and finances.
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11
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LADIES-IN-WAITING, women of noble birth, companions of the lady. 1-in-3 is keen to marry.
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12
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CLEANING STAFF. These are supposed to remain unseen at all times.
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13
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SURGEONS. keeping soldiers on their feet with their specialised healing magicks.
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14
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MYSTICS. these scholars have various methods of divining UNKENNABLE KNOWLEDGE. The lord trusts them implicitly.
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15
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WENCHES. attractive peasant youths from the villages, working in shifts, serving booze all day and night.
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16
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TRAPSMITHS. each fortress employs its trapsmiths for life. The best trapsmiths are those that study under dwarven trapmasters.
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17
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SIEGE ENGINEERS. these wandering guildsmen go from fort to fort, selling ever-better siege towers, rams and catapults.
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18
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COWARDLY RELATIVES of the lord.
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19
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STRATEGISTS, playing complicated wargames on wooden boards. Their place in the rankings determines how much trust the lord places in their advice.
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BAKERS. The nobility keeps a monopoly on bread. Peasants caught baking their own bread are outlawed.
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