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At branches of the [[Red Dragon Inn]] all across [[Ardrana]], fliers were distributed calling for volunteers to take part in a grand adventure. Those who responded met [[Marquire]], a representative of the government of [[Imor]]. Through a crystal ball, he showed them the grandeur of the city, and then passed around a tablet to sign.
 
At branches of the [[Red Dragon Inn]] all across [[Ardrana]], fliers were distributed calling for volunteers to take part in a grand adventure. Those who responded met [[Marquire]], a representative of the government of [[Imor]]. Through a crystal ball, he showed them the grandeur of the city, and then passed around a tablet to sign.
  
Those bold few who signed the tablet were brought through the RDI's transportation network to Imor, where they met [[Clive]], the proprietor of the local establishment. He showed the individuals to the meeting room, where Marquire met with them, giving them each a [[Imorian Wrist Bands|device]] to wear on their wrist, which was both a translation device as well as a tracking device. He told them a bit about the city, and some of the party -- especially [[Thorodin]] and [[Tripper Leebow]] -- expressed concern about what they saw as a rigid caste system. Things were not off to a good start.
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Those bold few who signed the tablet were brought through the RDI's transportation network to Imor, where they met [[Clive]], the proprietor of the local establishment. He showed the individuals to the meeting room, where Marquire met with them, giving them each a [[Imorian Wrist Bands|device]] to wear on their wrist. A representative of the Imorian Bureau of Attunement, [[Dorella]], explained to the group that the bands served both a translation device and a tracking device. They told the group a bit about the city, and some of the party -- especially [[Thorodin]] and [[Tripper Leebow]] -- expressed concern about what they saw as a rigid caste system. Things were not off to a good start.
  
Marquire then introduced the group to Sergeant [[Grenedge]], the mission commander. Together, they told the assembled party that they would be cleaning out an abandoned [[Imor-Drev Tunnel|underground passage]] that led from Imor to the city of [[Drev]]. At that point, [[Dorella]], an instructor at a local university, came in carrying a box. Inside it were two unusual-appearing creatures, and the party was asked to drive out or kill any normal pests, but to bring back any other unusual creatures such as these.
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Marquire then introduced the group to Sergeant [[Greenedge]], the mission commander. Together, they told the assembled party that they would be cleaning out an abandoned [[Imor-Drev Tunnel|underground passage]] that led from Imor to the city of [[Drev]]. At that point, [[Kelso]], a military specialist, came into the room wheeling a cart with a covered cage on it. Inside the cage were two unusual-appearing creatures, and the party was asked to drive out or kill any normal pests, but to bring back any other unusual creatures such as these.
  
 
Again, the party became concerned, and believed that their questions were being evaded. [[Li-Jorus]] found himself asking some questions multiple times to get answers. The party wondered why the passage was only now being reopened, a question that was seemingly not answered to their satisfaction. Meanwhile, the aggressive sergeant grated on the nerves of several in attendance, and tensions rose. Tripper wanted more information about the creatures, and wanted to perform some kind of experiment on them, but he was denied permission to do so, which seemed to rankle the druid.
 
Again, the party became concerned, and believed that their questions were being evaded. [[Li-Jorus]] found himself asking some questions multiple times to get answers. The party wondered why the passage was only now being reopened, a question that was seemingly not answered to their satisfaction. Meanwhile, the aggressive sergeant grated on the nerves of several in attendance, and tensions rose. Tripper wanted more information about the creatures, and wanted to perform some kind of experiment on them, but he was denied permission to do so, which seemed to rankle the druid.
  
Eventually, Marquire called Grenedge out into the corridor, leaving the party alone with [[Kelso]], a local who had been with the group who discovered the creatures. As they were talking with him, Tripper began casting a spell, only to have his wrists grabbed by Kelso, preventing the action. Marquire returned shortly, and asked for a volunteer to serve as spokesperson for the party. [[SniffWind]], having served as a herald previously, quickly put himself forward, and nobody else seemed to object...
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Eventually, Marquire called Grenedge out into the corridor, leaving the party alone with [[Kelso]], who had been with the group who discovered the creatures. As they were talking with him, Tripper began casting a spell, only to have his wrists grabbed by Kelso, preventing the action. Marquire returned shortly, and asked for a volunteer to serve as spokesperson for the party. [[SniffWind]], having served as a herald previously, quickly put himself forward, and nobody else seemed to object...
  
 
This adventure is currently in progress. It has, at various times, involved the following characters:
 
This adventure is currently in progress. It has, at various times, involved the following characters:

Revision as of 20:27, 17 March 2008

At branches of the Red Dragon Inn all across Ardrana, fliers were distributed calling for volunteers to take part in a grand adventure. Those who responded met Marquire, a representative of the government of Imor. Through a crystal ball, he showed them the grandeur of the city, and then passed around a tablet to sign.

Those bold few who signed the tablet were brought through the RDI's transportation network to Imor, where they met Clive, the proprietor of the local establishment. He showed the individuals to the meeting room, where Marquire met with them, giving them each a device to wear on their wrist. A representative of the Imorian Bureau of Attunement, Dorella, explained to the group that the bands served both a translation device and a tracking device. They told the group a bit about the city, and some of the party -- especially Thorodin and Tripper Leebow -- expressed concern about what they saw as a rigid caste system. Things were not off to a good start.

Marquire then introduced the group to Sergeant Greenedge, the mission commander. Together, they told the assembled party that they would be cleaning out an abandoned underground passage that led from Imor to the city of Drev. At that point, Kelso, a military specialist, came into the room wheeling a cart with a covered cage on it. Inside the cage were two unusual-appearing creatures, and the party was asked to drive out or kill any normal pests, but to bring back any other unusual creatures such as these.

Again, the party became concerned, and believed that their questions were being evaded. Li-Jorus found himself asking some questions multiple times to get answers. The party wondered why the passage was only now being reopened, a question that was seemingly not answered to their satisfaction. Meanwhile, the aggressive sergeant grated on the nerves of several in attendance, and tensions rose. Tripper wanted more information about the creatures, and wanted to perform some kind of experiment on them, but he was denied permission to do so, which seemed to rankle the druid.

Eventually, Marquire called Grenedge out into the corridor, leaving the party alone with Kelso, who had been with the group who discovered the creatures. As they were talking with him, Tripper began casting a spell, only to have his wrists grabbed by Kelso, preventing the action. Marquire returned shortly, and asked for a volunteer to serve as spokesperson for the party. SniffWind, having served as a herald previously, quickly put himself forward, and nobody else seemed to object...

This adventure is currently in progress. It has, at various times, involved the following characters: