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5/9/2025, 9:20:34 PM
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>Action 1: Urotti Trade
It was the Ratecraseur expedition which first bought news of the Urotti Dwaves to the lands of the Orcmanie, but since that time the promised trade has failed to open up. So we shall simply have to do it ourselves. In the Harbours of Port Sainac and Cadon the timbers of a new Orcman trade fleet are constructed boat by boat, hung with sail from Colnaude and launched into the waters of the Orcmansea. Let bold Orcman crews ply the waters of the north, linking our ports to the Urotti and to one another in an expanded network of trade.
>Action 2: The Duchy of Colnaude
The armies of King Guyard have made a ruin of the city of Koll'naud, and we call it a peace... of a kind. King Guyard is married to Queen Lotra amidst the smouldering ruins of the conquered city, a traditional celebration drawing on Orcish heritage. But in the aftermath, the conquered lands will be distributed and the work or reconstruction must begin. Bold Knights and companions are handed those territories that have not already been distributed, whilst the wide expanse of the land itself is grouped by Royal decree into the 'Duchy of Colnaude'. The longserving regent Grenlug Morthochet is named as the titular Duke of Colnaude, whilst his eldest son (who has fought alongside King Guyard for much of the war) is named as Count of Colnaude, and granted the responsibility of overseeing the territory in the name of his father and the King. Of course, the city is currently a ruin; so restoring the city of Colnaude with a reconstruction along Orcman lines is seen as a priority by the count.
>The Army Rotates
Exhausted and stretched, the Orcman Army is not currently in a state for further campaigning. And so as well as a victory stipend, honourable discharges are granted to those from the ranks who wish to return to the Orcmanie, whilst grants of land are passed out to those willing to remain in the Duchy of Colnaude. Let the rewards to the victorious and the tales of their deeds be the inspiration for recruits to our armies in the years to come.
>Action 1: Urotti Trade
It was the Ratecraseur expedition which first bought news of the Urotti Dwaves to the lands of the Orcmanie, but since that time the promised trade has failed to open up. So we shall simply have to do it ourselves. In the Harbours of Port Sainac and Cadon the timbers of a new Orcman trade fleet are constructed boat by boat, hung with sail from Colnaude and launched into the waters of the Orcmansea. Let bold Orcman crews ply the waters of the north, linking our ports to the Urotti and to one another in an expanded network of trade.
>Action 2: The Duchy of Colnaude
The armies of King Guyard have made a ruin of the city of Koll'naud, and we call it a peace... of a kind. King Guyard is married to Queen Lotra amidst the smouldering ruins of the conquered city, a traditional celebration drawing on Orcish heritage. But in the aftermath, the conquered lands will be distributed and the work or reconstruction must begin. Bold Knights and companions are handed those territories that have not already been distributed, whilst the wide expanse of the land itself is grouped by Royal decree into the 'Duchy of Colnaude'. The longserving regent Grenlug Morthochet is named as the titular Duke of Colnaude, whilst his eldest son (who has fought alongside King Guyard for much of the war) is named as Count of Colnaude, and granted the responsibility of overseeing the territory in the name of his father and the King. Of course, the city is currently a ruin; so restoring the city of Colnaude with a reconstruction along Orcman lines is seen as a priority by the count.
>The Army Rotates
Exhausted and stretched, the Orcman Army is not currently in a state for further campaigning. And so as well as a victory stipend, honourable discharges are granted to those from the ranks who wish to return to the Orcmanie, whilst grants of land are passed out to those willing to remain in the Duchy of Colnaude. Let the rewards to the victorious and the tales of their deeds be the inspiration for recruits to our armies in the years to come.
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