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==Events==
==Events==
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* '''1906 Forfarian Calendar''': [[Castle B]] Tristen, under the guise of [[Marc ApBlanc]]- the grandson of Bragain, claims the Lord's Tower and begins refurbishing it. Against the protests of the ApFittles, Tristen/Marc builds [[wall]]s around his [[keep]] and begins recruiting [[mercenaries]].<ref name="Weeping Lands p. 5, 14">[[Weeping Lands]] p. 5,14</ref>
* '''1906 Forfarian Calendar''': [[Castle B]] Tristen, under the guise of [[Marc ApBlanc]]- the grandson of Bragain, claims the Lord's Tower and begins refurbishing it. Against the protests of the ApFittles, Tristen/Marc builds [[wall]]s around his [[keep]] and begins recruiting [[mercenaries]].<ref name="Weeping Lands p. 5, 14">[[Weeping Lands]] pp. 5, 14</ref>
* [[Monster]]s begin flooding the lands of [[Forfar]] for the next three years following this one, distracting the ApFittles from Tristen/Marc's activitie.<ref name="Weeping Lands p. 5, 15">[[Weeping Lands]] p. 5,15</ref>
* [[Monster]]s begin flooding the lands of [[Forfar]] for the next three years following this one, distracting the ApFittles from Tristen/Marc's activitie.<ref name="Weeping Lands p. 5, 15">[[Weeping Lands]] pp. 5, 15</ref>
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Latest revision as of 10:27, 23 December 2020

Events

  • 1906 Forfarian Calendar: Castle B Tristen, under the guise of Marc ApBlanc- the grandson of Bragain, claims the Lord's Tower and begins refurbishing it. Against the protests of the ApFittles, Tristen/Marc builds walls around his keep and begins recruiting mercenaries.[1]
  • Monsters begin flooding the lands of Forfar for the next three years following this one, distracting the ApFittles from Tristen/Marc's activitie.[2]

References

  1. Weeping Lands pp. 5, 14
  2. Weeping Lands pp. 5, 15