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Gunz
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 Posted: Sun, Jul 26 2009, 3:48 AM |
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Joined: 01 Jul 2006
Location: The City of Fallen Angels, Ca
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Willow is seen giving free mulch to Bendir Dale, Kohligen, Cordor and Uhm's poorest of farmers. She would tell them it's a donation to them from the Protectors from the Duir and Amia Forest as a whole.
Willow would also head to the poor areas of these towns and cities, this time including Wharftown, and offering the poorer families free wood for the winter to come and for other needs. She would again mention that they are donations from the Protectors from the Duir and Amia Forest as a whole.
Willow would mention the importance of asking Druids and Rangers of the Duir before coming to the Forest to log for wood to all who she gave donations to and any who stopped to listen. She would be attempting to paint a friendly image of the local protectors and create awareness. She would inform them that some of these trees are very strong and are need to have a stable forest, some are linked to Dryad fey and others could even be Treants. Making sure they understood that this is why it's important to ask first.
Meanwhile, in the Amia Forest, the Eastern area would be seen to be missing a few tree's and there would be signs of a starting but failed forest fire. Something had obviously happened.
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My Characters:
Yuilith Kethil Menaiivan Garadeth
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Yossarin
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Posted: Sun, Jul 26 2009, 5:41 AM |
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Joined: 23 Jan 2006
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In the fields of North Cordor, which slowly appear to be coming more square, more formulaic and purely agricultural as time progresses, the individuals farmers and the families who make a living off the land are exceedingly grateful to the Protectors of the Duir and the Defenders of the Amian Forest. They do accept the donations with minimal protest, explaining that they did lose many things when Talos, the Lord of Chaos, was incensed by the hubris of Minister of Magic Collin Reyes, who thought out of a wizard's arrogance to challenge the might of a god by protecting the city but leaving the fields wide open to His furious vengeance.
A portion of the donations made to these families finds its way back to the Idol of Chauntea, given back to the maiden who oversees their fields.
To those very, very few Talosians who wander the fields in the dead of night, demanding tribute to the God of Chaos lest his flickering eye be cast their way again, they find that they are finally given some small tribute, as well, by the cowed farmers...
Eventually, lumberjacks from the Cordorian Merchant's Guild track down these donation-givers and praise them for their generosity, promising to uphold their long-standing policy of not intruding upon the Amian Forest without the permission of the Grove's druids.
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