The Scourge may have ended a century ago, but after four hundred years of destruction by the Horrors, scars still mar the lands of Barsaive. Are you & your friends strong enough to heal them?
The Scourge may have ended a century ago, but after four hundred years of destruction by the Horrors, scars still mar the lands of Barsaive. Are you & your friends strong enough to heal them?
The Scourge may have ended a century ago, but after four hundred years of destruction by the Horrors, scars still mar the lands of Barsaive. Are you & your friends strong enough to heal them?
The spirits tell a Saurid shaman of a damaged pilgrimage site. Have the British despoiled sacred land? Will they negotiate? If they fight, the tribe must ask its rivals for reinforcements.
Description:
The shaman's ancestral mentor has brought news and a demand. The human invaders have been skulking around the tribe's pilgrimage site, and have stolen a talisman from one of the altars. The shaman must lead an investigation. Why are the Red Men not respecting the agreements and staying on their own lands? Will the tribe have to negotiate with the Red Men all over again, and how can they trust the humans to keep their word a second time if they have broken it from the first? Must help be sought from a larger, rival tribe to push back the humans, or is there something else going on here? In this scenario, the players take the part of the Saurids, the indigenous race of the Grosvenor World, with an opportunity to look at the human colonization effort from the other side.
The spirits tell a Saurid shaman of a damaged pilgrimage site. Have the British despoiled sacred land? Will they negotiate? If they fight, the tribe must ask its rivals for reinforcements.
Description:
The shaman's ancestral mentor has brought news and a demand. The human invaders have been skulking around the tribe's pilgrimage site, and have stolen a talisman from one of the altars. The shaman must lead an investigation. Why are the Red Men not respecting the agreements and staying on their own lands? Will the tribe have to negotiate with the Red Men all over again, and how can they trust the humans to keep their word a second time if they have broken it from the first? Must help be sought from a larger, rival tribe to push back the humans, or is there something else going on here? In this scenario, the players take the part of the Saurids, the indigenous race of the Grosvenor World, with an opportunity to look at the human colonization effort from the other side.
The spirits tell a Saurid shaman of a damaged pilgrimage site. Have the British despoiled sacred land? Will they negotiate? If they fight, the tribe must ask its rivals for reinforcements.
Description:
The shaman's ancestral mentor has brought news and a demand. The human invaders have been skulking around the tribe's pilgrimage site, and have stolen a talisman from one of the altars. The shaman must lead an investigation. Why are the Red Men not respecting the agreements and staying on their own lands? Will the tribe have to negotiate with the Red Men all over again, and how can they trust the humans to keep their word a second time if they have broken it from the first? Must help be sought from a larger, rival tribe to push back the humans, or is there something else going on here? In this scenario, the players take the part of the Saurids, the indigenous race of the Grosvenor World, with an opportunity to look at the human colonization effort from the other side.
The spirits tell a Saurid shaman of a damaged pilgrimage site. Have the British despoiled sacred land? Will they negotiate? If they fight, the tribe must ask its rivals for reinforcements.
Description:
The shaman's ancestral mentor has brought news and a demand. The human invaders have been skulking around the tribe's pilgrimage site, and have stolen a talisman from one of the altars. The shaman must lead an investigation. Why are the Red Men not respecting the agreements and staying on their own lands? Will the tribe have to negotiate with the Red Men all over again, and how can they trust the humans to keep their word a second time if they have broken it from the first? Must help be sought from a larger, rival tribe to push back the humans, or is there something else going on here? In this scenario, the players take the part of the Saurids, the indigenous race of the Grosvenor World, with an opportunity to look at the human colonization effort from the other side.
The spirits tell a Saurid shaman of a damaged pilgrimage site. Have the British despoiled sacred land? Will they negotiate? If they fight, the tribe must ask its rivals for reinforcements.
Description:
The shaman's ancestral mentor has brought news and a demand. The human invaders have been skulking around the tribe's pilgrimage site, and have stolen a talisman from one of the altars. The shaman must lead an investigation. Why are the Red Men not respecting the agreements and staying on their own lands? Will the tribe have to negotiate with the Red Men all over again, and how can they trust the humans to keep their word a second time if they have broken it from the first? Must help be sought from a larger, rival tribe to push back the humans, or is there something else going on here? In this scenario, the players take the part of the Saurids, the indigenous race of the Grosvenor World, with an opportunity to look at the human colonization effort from the other side.