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Winds of
Calvary's End

A letter arrives. Whether by post or Winged Messenger, fluttered by doves or pigeons, it does not matter. It is seemingly nothing of note, met with no fanfaire or illuminated edges, the paper feels almost a little damp to the touch. The handwriting is not known to you, but the script is legible enough.

 

It reads as follows:

From the desk of Advocate Percival of House de Sanguine, Calvary's End.

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Dear Imperial Hero,

I am writing to you as the Advocate of Calvary's End - an area located in the region of Murderdale in the Barrens. As of the year 383, I have been tasked with observing the post-war reconstruction and restoration of Calvary's End due to my Lord Earl de Sanguine's indisposal. 

While I hear of the efforts of the Empire's armies and the swift eagerness to rebuild from the Senate, I too have been inspired to give my every effort to the task at hand. However, in my observations I cannot deny that the citizens of this land have suffered merciless treatment at the hands of the Druj for generations. They have become dispossessed and disenfranchised. While I have made every effort to offer my own Wisdom, there is only so much I can do. I admit with the advice of my priest, that I am struggling to aid, support and restore the local population's morale. As a member of the elite Anvil community, you surely understand that the scars of the land and its people run deep.

There is only so much I can do and so I am writing requesting a need for assistance from those who possess greater physical, theological and economic presence than myself. We are seeking willing, Virtuous souls who would maintain the strength and capability of the Imperial State.

 

While the experiences possessed by Dawnish heroes would be appreciated, they are by no means required. I understand that Imperial Heroes whom attend Anvil have a vast swathe of experiences and expertise which they will be able to offer.

 

As such, I would seek to entreat the presence of any noble-spirited citizens who believe they will be able to provide support in this endeavour to come to Calvary's End as soon as they are able. Upon receiving your reply I shall arrange the necessary papers for your arrival - I understand the process may take some time (bureaucracy is never swift, but is a necessity) - and will eagerly await your arrival.

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As the stars fade, so too does this correspondence.

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Advocate Percival of House de Sanguine, Calvary's End.

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