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Celandra is a game in which the players take the roles of societies, rather than playing individual characters. The players will invent a society with its culture and heritage, and will guide its development and interaction with the world. Emphasis will be be placed on developing a detailed history of Celandra, along with myths and legends.
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AndrewJanssen
Andrew Janssen

Thu

May 5
2005

07:54

[Cel] [Story] A Meeting

"How, by the Halls of Nightmare," snarled the Warlord, "did those
misbegotten /acratalesi/ manage to /deblaquo/ us over like this?"

The Allied War Council collectively drew back in shock. The two Balpuri
words that the Warlord had used were *very* obscene, and for Ria to use
such language was nearly unheard of.

The Council had just received word of the attack on King Opozoya of
Burcancy and his wife. The Duke of Parflax was not present--he had
withdrawn to his quarters at the news of his daughter's murder, and
would not leave them. As for the other commanders, they were still in a
state of shock.

"I think, Warlord," said General Martros, "we have underestimated the
Hand of Garr yet again. It seems obvious now that the Horde which
attacked Parglug was a feint of some kind, perhaps to draw our attention
both from the Horde in Tana, and from the cult's activities in Burcancy.
We now face an Aureltemerrac, a War of Mist and Terror, where our
enemies slide through our fingers like quicksilver. Both Sedonia and Mir
have fought such wars in our rise and fall, and we both know the
only way to win such a war is to be as ruthless as the enemy."

"Therefore," he continued, "I say we should tear the Hand of Garr out of 
Burcancy, root and branch! We should have the army scour the countryside 
and the cities, killing any goblins or cultists we find, destroying 
their temples."

"Hear, hear!" cried out a Burcancy officer. "And, we should burn the 
thrice-damned Goblins out of Tanimbar, too! As long as they're there, 
like a cancer in our gut, we can never be secure! Kill them all!" He sat 
down to the cheers of his fellow Burcancy officers.

[Want to offer Exquaestio's view, Jeff?]

Andrew

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