Darius Baer

[Darius Baer]

Darius Baer

Name: Darius Baer

Race: Human

Date of Birth: Arc 692, 14th of Vhalar. (27 arcs old.)

Marks: None.

Factions Joined:
Centurion of The Fire Forged. (40 points.)
Member of Isonomia.

Languages Spoken: Fluent: Common. Broken: Scalveen.

Appearance

At 6'2" and 98kg (215lb), Darius has the build of a soldier, with dirty blonde hair and dark grey eyes. He usually appears unshaven, and his attire usually consists of a studded leather gambeson that covers his torso from shoulders to beyond his waist over a leather long sleeved coat that goes some way to protecting his arms, with leggings of the same material. During travel, adventures, or in colder weather, he wears thick leather gloves. A longsword typically hangs from his belt at one hip, with a dagger opposite.

Index

Personality
History
Skills & Knowledge
Skill Point Ledger
Marks
Possessions
Wealth Ledger
Renown Ledger
Threads
NPCs
Relationships

[Darius Baer]

Personality

Darius is, for the most part, an affable individual. He has a distinct sense of right and wrong, and is often tempted to step in when he witnesses a perceived injustice. He also understands, however, that he cannot 'fix' everything, and some smaller injustices might need to be allowed in the grand scheme of things.

As a longtime servant of the seas, he has learned to be patient and wait for the right 'tide', as well as acknowledge that some things are bigger than himself. He is but a small fish in a vast ocean. He loves a sense of adrenaline, and feels at home in such circumstances, whether that's feeling the sea spray of the ocean brushing against his beard, climbing the rigging of a swaying mast, or finding himself in the midst of a brawl at the Scalvoris Town docks.

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History

Darius has spent more trials at sea than he cares to count. This started as a child, when he would accompany his father on regular fishing trips in a small boat in the Crescent Sea. His mother was less enthused about this than the Baer boys, but agreed to let the pair go so long as Darius committed to his lessons, which he did...with varying degrees of success.

In truth, the young lad had found a love of the ocean, and while he was always glad to make landfall, it wouldn't be long before he was casting his gaze back out to sea and wondering what their next adventure might have in store for them.

As he grew older, and he had to find his own means of income, Darius found work at the docks, running errands for the harbourmaster, loading and unloading cargo from ships, and, eventually, working for a merchant who traded goods between Scalvoris Town and Viden. Those journeys were filled with adventure, hunting leviathans, enduring squalls, and fending off pirates. It was there that Darius learned to fight.

But they could be long and quiet journeys, too, and in an effort to stave off the boredom he experienced between the life-threatening encounters at sea and the necessary evils of sailing chores, he took to woodworking. Much to his surprise, what began as a distraction became a passion, and Darius found he had a natural talent. That has made a landlocked life more palatable, with less reliance on the ever changing tides.

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Skills & Knowledge

Skills

Skill	Total Points	Knowledges	Proficiency
Animal Husbandry	(0/250)	11	Novice
Appraisal	(0/250)	4	Novice
Athletics	(151/250)	70	Master
Brewing	(0/250)	8	Novice
Business Management	(0/250)	1	Novice
Caregiving	(26/250)	39	Competent
Combat: Blades	(26/250)	23	Competent
Combat: Polearms And Staves	(0/250)	1	Novice
Combat: Ranged	(0/250)	1	Novice
Combat: Unarmed	(26/250)	13	Competent
Cooking	(0/250)	6	Novice
Cosmetology	(0/250)	7	Novice
Cryptography	(0/250)	3	Novice
Dancing	(0/250)	9	Novice
Deception	(0/250)	6	Novice
Detection	(76/250)	64	Expert
Discipline	(76/250)	87	Expert
Endurance	(76/250)	52	Expert
Engineering	(0/250)	10	Novice
Etiquette	(250/250)	100	Grandmaster
Field Craft	(26/250)	41	Competent
Flying	(0/250)	4	Novice
Gambling	(5/250)	16	Novice
Gardening	(0/250)	2	Novice
Hunting	(5/250)	5	Novice
Intelligence	(0/250)	8	Novice
Intimidation	(0/250)	5	Novice
Investigation	(26/250)	37	Competent
Larceny	(0/250)	2	Novice
Leadership	(250/250)	88	Grandmaster
Linguistics	(0/250)	2	Novice
Logistics	(76/250)	38	Expert
Mathematics	(0/250)	2	Novice
Medicine	(0/250)	8	Novice
Meditation	(0/250)	4	Novice
Mount: Air	(0/250)	4	Novice
Musical Instrument: Wind	(0/250)	2	Novice
Navigation	(26/250)	39	Competent
Politics	(26/250)	29	Competent
Psychology	(0/250)	16	Novice
Research	(0/250)	4	Novice
Resistance	(0/250)	14	Novice
Seafaring (Racial Bonus Skill)	(76/250)	50	Expert
Seduction	(0/250)	5	Novice
Singing	(0/250)	4	Novice
Socialisation	(76/250)	103	Expert
Stealth	(26/250)	14	Competent
Storytelling	(26/250)	26	Competent
Strength	(76/250)	22	Expert
Swimming	(0/250)	6	Novice
Tactics	(151/250)	64	Master
Teaching	(0/250)	3	Novice
Woodworking (Fast Track Skill)	(51/100)	27	Expert
Writing	(0/250)	1	Novice

Knowledges

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Animal Husbandry

1. Rabbits like eating cabbage.
2. Rabbits poop when they're frightened.
3. Wolves like to roam.
4. Siren Lights hypnotise, then strike.
5. Rats will eat anything, if they're hungry enough.
6. Rats can spread disease.
7. If approached too quickly or from any direction other than the side, shaggyoats will bolt.
8. Birds of prey will regurgitate food that they can't digest.
9. Tiger!
10. Trying to communicate with an apparently intelligent animal.
11. Snakes can be kept as pets - dangerous, terrifying pets. (GIF)

Appraisal

1. Don't judge a book by its cover.
2. Ensure the item is fit for purpose.
3. Finding value in a second opinion.
4. Recognising fine craftsmanship.

Athletics

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2. Check your footing.
3. Plan your route.
4. You don't always have to be the fastest; just don't be the slowest.
5. Judging the speed of moving objects helps with timing.
6. Sometimes a helping hand can get you places.
7. You don't have to climb down the same way you climbed up.
8. Wet surfaces are harder to find purchase on.
9. Swinging ropes make it harder to balance.
10. Wet climbing requires a stronger grip.
11. Running might be the only difference between being on time and being too late.
12. Catch yourself if you trip over.
13. You can trip yourself up if you're not careful.
14. Stretching can help to prevent injuries.
15. How to use a forward roll to control a fall.
16. How to perform a wall walk.
17. How to perform a handstand hold.
18. Your hands will instinctively attempt to catch your fall.
19. A running jump can help you get somewhere quickly.
20. Watch your step!
21. Cutting corners can make for a faster run.
22. Getting a quick start can enable you to outrun your rivals.
23. Running through a crowd can be difficult.
24. Balancing on a floating object is not easy.
25. Rope ladders can twist easily.
26. Climbing up both sides of a rope ladder can help to keep it steady.
27. Sand is a difficult surface to run on.
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34. Finding purchase on a sandy surface.
35. Fighting on an unstable battleground.
36. With enough training, you can break your fall without thinking.
37. Finding purchase on an icy surface.
38. Hooking your elbows over a rope can allow you to rest.
39. Changing direction at the last moment.
40. Watch where you're going!
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53. Walking on ice without falling over.
54. Using your hips when you stretch.
55. Recovery is as important as preparation.
56. Giving someone a leg-up.
57. When climbing, use handholds to your advantage.
58. Running in the wet without slipping over.
59. Don't drop items when you're on the run.
60. Moving quickly down spiral stairs.
61. Beaching boats by pulling them ashore.
62. Helping people disembark from a ship.
63. Climbing to affix lanterns correctly.
64. Running over uneven ground.
65. Climbing a tree requires a greater balancing act than climbing a mast.
66. Dismount.
67. Catching yourself on a slippery surface.
68. Running along a narrow path.
69. Diving to catch a falling item.
70. Running on adrenaline.

Brewing

1. Ale consists of grain and water, fermented with yeast.
2. Ale goes off after a couple of trials.
3. Hops are needed to make beer.
4. New brews need to be taste tested.
5. Water can be used as a palate cleanser.
6. How to describe the taste of different beers.
7. It isn't just taste that matters - colour and aroma are important, too.
8. Potatoes can be used to brew beer.

Business Management

1. Recognising the cost-benefit of a new venture.

Caregiving

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3. Don't forget to take care of yourself.
4. Helping a lost person find their way.
5. Make sure someone is going to be okay before letting them leave your care.
6. Reassuring people who love you that you're alive.
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10. Supporting a friend when they're feeling nervous.
11. Encouraging a friend to do something that scares them.
12. Meeting a need, even symbolically, can make a difference.
13. Get down to the same level as an individual to avoid being threatening.
14. Expressing concern without being patronising.
15. Gifts can provide support to both the giver and the receiver.
16. Giving someone a hug to show everything's okay.
17. Telling others of your concern for them.
18. Telling others that you trust them.
19. Demonstrate your trust.
20. Move slowly, so as not to startle.
21. Offer food to show trustworthiness.
22. Building something that will benefit your community.
23. Speaking to people, even in a crowd, is important to make them feel heard.
24. Getting an endangered person to safety.
25. Giving praise where it's due.
26. Sending a wink to reassure in an unfamiliar situation.
27. Showing pride for a friend's actions.
28. Helping a friend find a place to live.
29. Taking care of settlers' expectations.
30. Waiting for the right time to break the news.
31. Being a safe person for someone.
32. Listening to a friend when they have something personal to share.
33. Sometimes it's best to be seen and not heard.
34. Providing displaced people with a place to rest.
35. A blanket can provide comfort.
36. Holding a loved one close.
37. Holding someone's hair back while they are throwing up.
38. Rubbing someone's back to provide comfort.
39. Bed rest can help to cure a hangover.

Combat: Blades

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2. Learn how to properly grip a weapon.
3. Become familiar with your weapon's reach.
4. How to properly wield a two-handed weapon.
5. Relax your body.
6. Turn defensive parries into attacks, because simply parrying is never enough.
7. Combat the fighter rather than his or her weapon.
8. Leading with your blade - rather than your feet - gives your opponent less time to react.
9. Raising your sword too high to make a strike might create an opening for your opponent.
10. Large blades don't work well in confined spaces.
11. Working in unison with another.
12. Practice weapons are useful for sparring.
13. Grip is important.
14. How to hold a weapon for maximum efficiency.
15. Stand so that you can be flexible with your movements.
16. Make sure your stance allows you to stand firm.
17. Practice, practice, practice!
18. How to perform a strike.
19. How to perform a slice.
20. How to perform a thrust.
21. How to defend strikes to the head.
22. How to defend strikes to the torso.
23. How to defend strikes to the legs.

Combat: Polearms And Staves

1. If you only strike once, strike with power.

Combat: Ranged

1. Shooting from a low height is a disadvantage.

Combat: Unarmed

1. Defense is just as important as offense.
2. Keep your guard up.
3. With the right training, you are never truly unarmed.
4. Size does matter.
5. Throw your weight around.
6. Using different fighting styles can give you an edge.
7. Stay beyond your opponent's reach.
8. Holding your opponent at bay.
9. Using padded gloves for practice.
10. Stepping back from a fierce attack.
11. Block with your fist and forearm.
12. Defend with your hands in front of your face.
13. Kicking your way out of a bad situation.

Cooking

1. Following a recipe is important.
2. Wash your hands before you start.
3. Using flint to fire up the oven.
4. Broken eggs can be messy!
5. Basic ingredient preparation.
6. Enjoying a taste test.

Cosmetology

1. Makeup can be pleasing to the eye.
2. Makeup can be used to enhance natural features.
3. Preparing for a formal event.
4. Appropriate clothing for a formal event.
5. Wearing clothing that is relevant to your past .
6. A duplicity suit allows you to dress for every occasion!
7. Trim your beard to look neat.

Cryptography

1. Deciphering cards.
2. Symbolism and its meaning.
3. Trying to decipher a tiger giving you a hint.

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Dancing

1. Dancing is not as easy as it looks.
2. Watch out for shins!
3. Put your hand on the woman's waist.
4. Move with the music.
5. Practice might make perfect - but don't keep treading on toes.
6. A dancefloor can be an uncomfortable place, but it's easier with groups.
7. The music that's playing matters!
8. Dancing with someone is easier than dancing alone.
9. Dance can provide a good impression.

Deception

1. Making people think you're doing something else can throw them off the scent.
2. A white lie is still a lie.
3. Your facial expressions can give you away.
4. An aggressive approach to others can hide your own fears.
5. Changing your appearance might be a necessity.
6. Dress like others to blend in.

Detection

1. Seeing is believing...
2. ...but not all that you see should be believed.
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6. Noticing something that is out of place.
7. Gauging a person's intent can reap rewards.
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14. Following footsteps in the snow.
15. Identify obstacles before you crash into them!
16. Noticing height differences.
17. Noticing your own shaking.
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22. Choose the best observation point.
23. Considering the environmental clues.
24. Seeking a familiar face in a crowd.
25. Noticing an unusual occurrence in the street.
26. Spotting when someone is more than they appear.
27. Studying a card carefully.
28. Paying attention to your surroundings.
29. Identifying a familiar warning sign.
30. Trying to spot small details is harder at night.
31. Recognising individual voices.
32. Listen carefully.
33. Spotting things which are unusual.
34. Surveying an area.
35. Attending to strange music.
36. Noting the chill in someone’s hands.
37. Recognising the outline of your ship in the bay.
38. Study the state of cards to check for identifying marks.
39. Spotting obvious sleight of hand.
40. Noticing when there is a change in the feel of a place.
41. Noticing when something is missing.
42. Finding a missing item in an unexpected place.
43. Noticing when half of your group seem "out of reality".
44. Spotting changes in the environment.
45. Watching the changes in chainstones.
46. Reading facial expressions.
47. Sensing hesitation in another.
48. Waiting for water to clear to see what lies beneath.
49. Noting changes in your environment - both obvious and subtle.
50. Looking through a lantern.
51. Finding a familiar face in a crowd.
52. Taking in a very unfamiliar environment.
53. Examining constellations in the roof!
54. Searching for someone who isn't there.
55. Noticing nuances of flavour.
56. I noticed you noticing me...
57. Noticing someone's absence.
58. Noticing when a flame exhibits unusual behaviour.
59. In the dark, your sense of hearing may be more useful than usual.
60. Recognising a familiar voice.
61. Hearing ambient sounds.
62. Noting differences in how places sound.
63. The sense associated with an Immortal realm.
64. A familiar face in a most unexpected place.

Discipline

1. Not all strength is physical.
2. Dealing with thumb pain.
3. Seeing a task through to completion.
4. Don't pick a fight if you don't need to.
5. Aspire to be a better man.
6. Not reacting when someone tries to take advantage of you.
7. Don't let alcohol influence your judgment.
8. Follow the instructions of those more experienced than you.
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12. Not balking at the sight of danger.
13. Not outwardly panicking when witnessing an horrific injury.
14. Avoiding the lure of a Siren Light.
15. Maintain your position, even under duress.
16. Follow through on your word.
17. Resist the wandering eye.
18. Don't let emotions dictate your decisions.
19. Maintain your focus, even when the world is shifting beneath your feet.
20. Coping with bad news.
21. Finding a way to move through grief.
22. Ignoring a foul stench.
23. Having the courage to leap into the unknown.
24. Mind over matter.
25. Embrace the cold, lest it embraces you.
26. Remaining focused and following instructions.
27. Allowing emotion to dictate your reactions can make you undisciplined.
28. Hold your nerve when the unexpected happens.
29. Not revealing what is too emotional to discuss.
30. Holding on to your emotions is harder when talking to someone you love.
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35. Not giving in to cynicism.
36. Adopting a "wait and see" approach.
37. Put aside feelings of worry and guilt.
38. Focus on what's important.
39. When you're short of time, prioritise your questions.
40. Recognising your vulnerability allows you to draw strength from it.
41. Don't take gentle teasing personally.
42. Feeling emotions which are out of place.
43. Focusing on what you are doing.
44. Resist 'fight or flight'.
45. Staying calm while walking on ice.
46. How to receive a compliment about your physical appearance.
47. Not giving up the chase, even when you're hungry.
48. Finding something to distract you from your grief.
49. Practice makes (closer to) perfect.
50. Standing in the presence of Induks.
51. Standing in the presence of Immortals.
52. Not being overwhelmed by Cassion's story.
53. Not giving in to the new, but remaining loyal.
54. Use memories to stay strong in the present.
55. Doing what is required of you.
56. Staring down a tiger.
57. Not running when you really want to.
58. Not going gently into that night. (GIF?)
59. Putting your hand in to a tiger's mouth.
60. Standing before an Induk.
61. Hearing an Induk chuckle.
62. Bully the bully!
63. Keeping composed in the presence of Immortals.
64. Asking an Immortal a question.
65. Trying not to blush at a positive introduction.
66. Holding your ground in the face of a potential threat.
67. Shaking off the lingering effects of alcohol to focus on what's at hand.
68. Asking questions of an Immortal.
69. Holding it together in the face of raw emotion.
70. Don't panic when things don't go to plan.
71. Being present in the moment.
72. Maintaining a semblance of decency in the face of mutual attraction.
73. Coping with being recognised by strangers for your past deeds.
74. Reacting to shocking news.
75. Not blurting out what you want to say.
76. Overcoming the fear of speaking in public.
77. Keeping focused when there's a lot going on.
78. Trying to be strong for someone else.
79. I'm not crying, you're crying!
80. Not giving up, even when you're at a disadvantage.
81. Holding your own in the face of challenging questions.
82. Speaking in front of unknown crowds and people in positions of power.
83. Keeping yourself under control when you feel like you aren't being heard.
84. The sudden onset of memories.
85. Preparing for a difficult day.
86. Overwhelming emotions.
87. Watching a friend die.

Endurance

1. Fear of falling can be a good motivator to hold on tight.
2. If you get knocked down, get back up.
3. Experiencing the pain of hitting your thumb.
4. Brace yourself for a walk of shame.
5. Obey your superiors.
6. Sitting through a terrible performance.
7. Herding cats (or drunk redheads) has the potential to become frustrating.
8. Pushing through the pain of fatigued muscles.
9. Keep persisting, no matter how many times you want to stop.
10. Even small weights can feel heavy if you carry them far enough.
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14. Enduring the smell of burning flesh.
15. Resisting a sustained assault.
16. Keep moving, even when weary.
17. Enduring emotional pain.
18. You may be slow, but you're lapping everyone on the couch.
19. Enduring the difficulty of ascents can often lead to the comparative ease of descents.
20. Enduring the loss of a loved one.
21. Find the strength to carry on.
22. Climbing when wet and cold.
23. Controlling your breathing will help to stop your body from panicking.
24. Not letting fatigue dictate your performance.
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31. Keep moving, even when your limbs are cold and wet.
32. Bracing yourself against a howling wind.
33. Receiving a flurry of blows.
34. Dealing with a punch to the mouth.
35. Don't let the rain deter you.
36. The Forging.
37. Standing in a maelstrom.
38. The wrath of Qylios.
39. The toll of a very long day!
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50. Getting to the end of a long journey.
51. Enduring the pain of a bumpy landing.
52. Resisting the pain of your body heat being drained.

Engineering

1. Location, Location, Location!
2. Laying a good foundation will enable a structure to bear a heavy weight.
3. How to make a mortise and tenon joint.
4. The weight of sod on a roof can reduce draughts and increase insulation.
5. Reverse engineering is a thing.
6. Using what you know to explain what you don't.
7. Using unorthodox tools to get the job done.
8. A retaining wall can help to stop erosion.
9. Carving something lasting into a cave wall.
10. Understanding the work involved in building a road.

Etiquette

1. Don't make too much noise in a library.
2. Offer to help a lady get home if you think she might need assistance.
3. Make a good first impression.
4. Don't be late.
5. Some occasions require dressing up.
6. Some achievements warrant a speech.
7. Don't encroach on anyone else's grieving process.
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13. Accept an opponent's surrender.
14. Your word is your bond.
15. Do what you say you'll do.
16. Don't refuse a gift.
17. Helping someone in need.
18. Don't highlight something about someone that might cause them embarrassment.
19. Letting a local lead the way.
20. Letting someone else have their moment.
21. A friend in need is a friend indeed.
22. Bringing a guest to a party.
23. Waiting your turn to speak.
24. How to accept an accolade.
25. Put your coat around your lady.
26. Include everyone.
27. How to speak with an Immortal.
28. The difference between proud and boastful.
29. Introducing two people to each other can create a new friendship.
30. Thank someone when they give up their time.
31. Be punctual.
32. Mirroring the expression of another.
33. Reassuring someone that apologies aren’t necessary.
34. Realising when you’ve held a lady’s hands for too long.
35. Thanking someone for a gift.
36. Extending an invitation to someone.
37. The best way to greet guests.
38. Being the host.
39. Welcome everyone.
40. Shaking hands with an Immortal.
41. The host should settle the bill.
42. How to perform a courtly bow.
43. Thanking someone is important, even if they aren't the focus.
44. Sorry. Just sorry. Nothing else.
45. Receiving prizes can be overwhelming.
46. First drink is on me.
47. Asking for a dance.
48. Don't outstay your welcome.
49. Pay attention to your instructor.
50. Letting someone in on a local secret.
51. Don't take what isn't yours without asking.
52. Borrowed items should always be returned.
53. Call someone by their preferred name.
54. How to address Induks.
55. Pay your family a visit when you're in town.
56. Even alleyways and those who dwell in them follow a code.
57. Making an introduction.
58. Communication with an Induk.
59. Accepting applause from others.
60. Applauding the achievements of others.
61. Don't talk with your mouth full.
62. Asking politely for more.
63. Letting someone else have their moment in the sun.
64. Listening carefully when someone else has something important to say.
65. Rolling out the welcome mat.
66. Accepting someone's compliment even if you don't think it was necessarily warranted.
67. Eating the cookie that Saoire recommends.
68. Welcoming a 'stranger' into your home.
69. Not opening a gift until the appropriate time.
70. Receiving gifts with grace and gratitude.
71. Reiterating your gratitude is not a bad thing.
72. Keeping your word.
73. Don't overshare.
74. Offering someone a place to stay.
75. Honouring the fallen - even those that take up arms against you.
76. Hosting someone in your own home.
77. Birthtrials are important!
78. Paying someone for a job well done.
79. Enjoying a picnic with a view.
80. Protecting a friend from unwanted attention.
81. The correct way to address a judge.
82. Apologising for arriving late.
83. Breaking bread can help to put people at ease.
84. Agreeing to share the cost.
85. The etiquette of a council meeting.
86. Managing to be heard in a large group.
87. Finding out how a public meeting works.
88. Acknowledging the opinions of others.
89. Scalvoris titles are both formal and informal.
90. It is respectful to refer to someone by their title, if they have one.
91. Cursing in a formal setting is bad etiquette.
92. Yelling in a formal setting is bad etiquette.
93. There are situations where no rules of etiquette apply, yet they have expectations on behaviour.
94. Understanding a sombre task.
95. The clothes make the man.
96. Playing your role as a supporting peer.
97. Knowing when to be formal and when to be informal.
98. Asking a lady to dance.
99. How to behave in a formal party.
100. Being friendly when you're a fellow baron of the host.

Field Craft

1. Finding the right resources to work with.
2. Some materials can only be found in certain places.
3. Walking in sand will leave tracks.
4. Tidal water can cover up tracks.
5. Even the shallows can be dark and full of terrors.
6. Rolling a burning person on the ground will help to put out the flames.
7. Quickly drying out wet clothes will help to prevent hypothermia.
8. Different footwear is suitable for different terrain.
9. Crampons can help with traversing the snow.
10. Walking in snow will leave tracks.
11. Sleds are useful for moving heavy items over snow.
12. How to chop down a tree with a felling axe.
13. Replant; replace; replenish.
14. Surviving in the cold.
15. Discovering a previously unknown type of fish.
16. Discovering a previously unknown type of food.
17. Exploring the surrounding area.
18. Discovering a previously unknown type of food.
19. Exploring the surrounding area.
20. The wilderness can provide medicine.
21. Salting meat will increase its shelf life.
22. Snekvines can be poisonous.
23. Reading the weather and heeding its warning.
24. Caves can provide refuge from a storm.
25. Walking through the snow is much easier with snow shoes.
26. Even in the snow, try to stick to roads so you don't find yourself out of your depth.
27. The only thing worse than wet feet is wet socks.
28. Beware of things falling from trees.
29. Check the temperature of river water before you get too wet.
30. How to ford a river.
31. Always take a spare pair of socks.
32. Putting nature's resources to good use.
33. The tracks you leave can enable others to find you.
34. Caves can hide the unknown.
35. Sound echoes in caves.
36. The floor of a cave is not always smooth.
37. Knowing which beaches are home to which colours of sand.
38. When living on an island becomes dangerous, people might flee to the coast.
39. Survival in freezing cold.
40. Prioritise actions to maximise survival chances.
41. Every trill is important.

Flying

1. Feeling the sensation of being airborne.
2. Flapping wings requires coordination.
3. Flapping one wing and not the other can cause you to spin.
4. Landing doesn't need to be graceful, as long as you're safe.

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Gambling

1. Even beginners can get lucky.
2. Don't cheat!
3. If you do cheat, don't get caught!
4. You can learn how to play a game as a spectator.
5. You can study potential opponents as a spectator.
6. Learn the art of the bluff.
7. Knowing how to read a bluff is just as important as knowing how to play one.
8. Loaded dice can be exposed in salty water.
9. How to read a die that has no uppermost face.
10. Card decks can be marked.
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13. Playing in a social situation can help to break the ice.
14. Chase The Ace is a good way to get a group of strangers talking
15. When the goal is to get to know each other, winning is less important.
16. Game playing can be inclusive.

Gardening

1. Volcanic soil is good for growing crops.
2. How to ready a field for farming.

Hunting

1. The perfect fishing spot should be a closely guarded secret.
2. Large prey can capsize smaller boats.
3. Wounded prey may try to fight back.
4. Drawer dragons attempt to drain the body heat from their prey.
5. Drawer dragons do not release their bite grip easily.

Intelligence

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3. Innkeepers can be a great source of information.
4. Contact: Carmelia, an innkeeper at the North End Lodge in Egilrun.
5. Contact: Rorn, a farmer near Egilrun.
6. Reaching out to a target.
7. Contact: Isla 'Red' Raye.
8. Recognising a threatening individual.

Intimidation

1. Standing over someone can be very persuasive.
2. Press the advantage.
3. Sometimes the bark is more persuasive than the bite.
4. Reminding someone of an unpaid debt.
5. Ending a man's unwanted gaze.

Investigation

1. Follow your gut.
2. Pay attention to the briefing.
3. Make notes to refer to at a later time.
4. Get the lie of the land.
5. Don't just look at the usual suspects.
6. Follow the evidence.
7. Talk to potential witnesses.
8. Paying attention to the unusual may present unexpected opportunities.
9. Put together clues in your environment.
10. Consider alternatives for behaviour.
11. Questioning motives for actions.
12. Consider what purpose others' actions serve.
13. It's hard to separate out your emotions in an investigation.
14. Ask witnesses for information.
15. Let the answers of a witness inform your next course of action.
16. Evidence can bolster the claims of a witness.
17. Learning the difference between a rumour and the truth.
18. Finding out who knows what - and who has been informed.
19. A little curiosity can go a long way.
20. Footprints can help lead the way.
21. Deciphering muddy footprints before they get washed away.
22. Looking at things from a different vantage point.
23. Find out basic information first.
24. Trust is vital in an informant.
25. Putting together impossible pieces to come to an impossible conclusion.
26. Cause and effect.
27. Considering a group of statues.
28. Putting together a story from four daughters of Qylios.
29. Clues from arcs ago can be very relevant.
30. Trying to track down a familiar foe.
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32. What lies beneath.
33. Studying unusual behaviour.
34. Some investigations lead to dead ends.
35. Building a rapport with a witness may help to reveal additional information.
36. Establishing if a potential suspect has an alibi.
37. Reporting back with your findings.

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Larceny

1. Wait for the opportune moment.
2. Strike when nobody is watching.

Leadership

1. The best leaders are able to follow others.
2. Study how others lead.
3. Even those who once led you may eventually follow you.
4. Show initiative.
5. Lead by example.
6. Have the final say.
7. Carpe diem!
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9. Strong leaders don't feel a need to be the centre of attention.
10. Leading a ragtag bunch of misfits.
11. Making snap decisions when the situation changes.
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17. Being someone else's representative can give you authority.
18. Get it done.
19. Delegate tasks.
20. Issue a call to arms.
21. Be decisive in a crisis.
22. Sometimes it's not what you know, but who you know.
23. A captain who works with his crew promotes loyalty.
24. Act when action is needed.
25. Help others, and be seen to do so, to promote community spirit.
26. Accepting a role from an Immortal.
27. Show respect to those who follow you.
28. Learn the strengths and weaknesses of those who follow you.
29. Train the people around you.
30. Utilising the skills of your followers.
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36. Ensure that your voice is clearly heard.
37. Addressing a crowd.
38. Community is more important than anything to a settlement.
39. Eating together increases relationship with your settlers.
40. Make sure no one thinks you've got favourites.
41. Assign tasks to those most qualified for the job.
42. Stepping forward as leader in a crowded room.
43. Making your voice heard in a large group.
44. Working in a team.
45. Ensure that everyone in your group knows what your strengths are.
46. Treating people well can inspire them to follow you.
47. Prioritising important information, even when tired.
48. Some tasks require immediate attention.
49. Making decisions based on what's best for the settlement, not yourself.
50. Being clear with mortal, Immortal and Induk.
51. Make sure everybody knows what they should be doing.
52. Giving credit to others.
53. Welcoming people to the settlement.
54. Instructing people to move in a crisis.
55. Ensuring that refugees are catered for.
56. Give people tasks to do in preparation.
57. Communicate clearly between groups.
58. Oversee communication within your group.
59. Gather information from new arrivals.
60. Remain calm to put people at ease.
61. Direct people to their assigned areas.
62. Follow the chain of command.
63. Being a decision maker.
64. Sometimes you need to make decisions you don't want to.
65. You have to look at the big picture.
66. Don't be afraid to use existing systems - especially if they work!
67. Addressing a crowd.
68. Emphasise why you've made a decision, to help your listeners understand.
69. Making a decision with limited information.
70. Allowing newcomers to join the settlement.
71. Having the authority to make an executive decision.
72. Finding another way to protect your followers.
73. Caring about how the settlers feel.
74. Wanting to honour the instructions you've been given.
75. Seeing the bigger picture.
76. Taking control of a situation.
77. When you're a strong leader, people will want to be led by you.
78. Trusted deputies can prove to be extremely useful.
79. Giving the signal to attack.
80. Motivate your followers with a rousing speech.
81. Being a leader may make you seem larger than life to others.
82. Convincing someone to admit guilt for the greater good.
83. Not making a scene so as to protect those under your authority.
84. At times, even leaders need guidance.
85. Organising an evacuation.
86. Recognising the need for others to to support your leadership.
87. Promoting others to positions of leadership.
88. Recognising an offer that will help your followers.

Linguistics

1. Mishearing a word can lead to unexpected consequences.
2. Try to find common ground.

Logistics

1. Small packages can fit into small spaces.
2. Small rooms have limited capacity.
3. Doing everything by hand is slow and laborious.
4. Making do with limited supplies.
5. Ensure you take the essentials.
6. The lost art of cat herding. Managing a divided group.
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10. Fulfilling an order.
11. More storage space means more space for storage!
12. Making the most of limited space.
13. Sleds can be useful for carrying a lot of equipment at once.
14. Working out which tasks need doing, and in what order.
15. Leaders of settlements can help each other.
16. Communication between groups aids resource growth.
17. A seemingly simple task can have enormous logistical needs.
18. Transporting a lot of goods by moving small amounts at a time.
19. Delivering goods before they depreciate in value.
20. Managing the possessions of many people at once is a challenge.
21. Make sure you have enough manpower to complete the task.
22. Arranging a meeting.
23. Planning an expedition.
24. Giving equipment for a group outing.
25. Organising a meeting in your settlement.
26. When sending invites, ask for an RSVP to get an idea of numbers.
27. Preparing for guests to be comfortable can take resources.
28. Planning how to job-share.
29. Dealing with large groups of people.
30. Organising expeditions.
31. Ensuring that everyone has appropriate equipment.
32. Ensure everyone is ready before giving them instructions.
33. Trying to arrange a group in a freezing situation.
34. Teamwork is important.
35. Planning on the go is often difficult.
36. Knowing when you have room for more.
37. Recognising the logistical benefit a new road.
38. Estimating how many additional passengers can fit onto a ship.

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Mathematics

1. Basic multiplication.
2. Converting fractions to whole numbers.

Medicine

1. Cleaning a wound will reduce the risk of infection.
2. A burning person should roll on the ground in order to put out the flames.
3. How to transfer a burn victim onto a stretcher.
4. Tea made from dandelion roots can be used to soothe a stomach.
5. The sap from the Yellow Dragon Tree promotes healing.
6. The leaves of the Yellow Dragon Tree soothe burns.
7. Grinding up bark from the Yellow Dragon Tree and infusing it in hot water can make a tea that breaks fevers.
8. Drinking water can help to cure a headache.

Meditation

1. Lose yourself.
2. Clear your mind by looking at the sea.
3. Reflecting on the events of the trial.
4. Reflecting on your emotions.

Mount: Air

1. Getting on a Sohr Kahl.
2. Sohr Kahl flight.
3. Being flown on a Sohr Kahl is different than flying it yourself.
4. Sohr Kahl saddles and equipment.

Musical Instrument: Wind

1. Blowing too hard will create an undesirable sound.
2. Blowing a bad note can have unintended consequences.

Navigation

1. Regular sea journeys help you build a sense of direction.
2. Navigation by night is very different.
3. You don't always have to rely on your eyes to navigate.
4. Work your way around hazards.
5. You can use the stars to navigate.
6. Different constellations can be seen in different parts of Idalos.
7. Different constellations can be seen at different times of the arc.
8. You can take more than one route to the same destination.
9. Cutting corners can make for a shorter route.
10. You can't fit through every gap.
11. Ask directions from someone who knows the way.
12. Maps aid with navigation.
13. Keeping the ocean to one side of you can help you to navigate the coastline.
14. Footprints in the sand can guide you to your destination.
15. Use landmarks to guide the way.
16. Knowing the way can help when you're not thinking straight.
17. Understanding the layout of a city.
18. Recognising familiar landmarks.
19. Using rope can help to keep a group together.
20. Sometimes the best thing you can do is deliberately get lost.
21. Please stick to the walkways and the trails that you're used to.
22. Sailing at night.
23. Using landmarks to navigate by.
24. Learning a different way to reach the same destination.
25. Using sound as a guide to help you find your way.
26. Plotting a journey.
27. Modes of transport make a difference.
28. Relying on the expertise of a local guide.
29. Shared knowledge of a location can make for more efficient navigation.
30. Showing someone the way to your home.
31. Pointing out local landmarks.
32. Knowing potential hiding places can help you to find what you're looking for.
33. A flaming torch helps to navigate a dark cave.
34. Finding an unexpected exit.
35. Guiding someone else to a location you have visited before.
36. Knowing how to get somewhere in a hurry.
37. Leading someone to a destination.
38. Taking the road less travelled.
39. Knowing how to find a particular berth on a dock.

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Politics

1. People treat you differently when you're a nobleman.
2. Earned titles are different from hereditary ones.
3. Titles can be useful bargaining chips.
4. The correct title for a Baron is "My Lord".
5. Make everyone feel at ease.
6. There is a place for friendship, too.
7. Political leaders are not the only type of leaders.
8. Make sure that everyone knows what is expected of them.
9. Tell people what their roles are, and what to expect.
10. How a town council works.
11. The consideration of roles in a town council.
12. Representing people means considering their views, not your own.
13. Specific roles mean that people can find it hard to co-operate.
14. Negotiating a common ground.
15. Giving feedback on a proposal can be tricky.
16. It is important not to offend people, in order to work together.
17. Even the most unpalatable suggestion can have merit.
18. Appeal to a sense of identity.
19. Politics can be - and usually is - personal.
20. Running a fair election.
21. Let the people have their say.
22. Everybody's vote counts.
23. Stay on message.
24. Your track record - good or bad - counts for something.
25. Inaction will not make you popular.
26. Politicians serve the people; not the other way around.
27. Facing questions.
28. Politicians should present a professional demeanour.
29. Voting systems need to be robust and transparent.

Psychology

1. Opening up is easier when in familiar and safe surroundings.
2. Some people believe that they are fortune tellers.
3. Glimpsing the future is unnerving.
4. There are different levels of nervousness.
5. Group dynamics.
6. Personality types make teamwork more - or less - effective.
7. Understanding your own worth is an important step.
8. Induk psychology is different.
9. Immortal psychology.
10. Knowing where someone is likely to be based on past behaviour.
11. Gauging the motives of another person.
12. Your intentions don't matter when forming a first impression.
13. Understanding your own thoughts and where they come from.
14. Recognising when you're not being completely honest with yourself.
15. Reflecting on shared experiences.
16. Seeking solace in the company of another.
17. Sharing grief can make it seem more manageable.

Research

1. Read!
2. Study the literature.
3. Write down observations.
4. Techniques for gathering evidence.

Resistance

1. Drinking games can be fun but can impair your judgment.
2. Standing too quickly after drinking can cause dizziness.
3. Don't drink alcohol on an empty stomach.
4. Alcohol does nothing to remove the taste of spice.
5. Alcohol can help to overcome nerves.
6. Alcohol can increase boldness.
7. Drinking whiskey can make your head spin.
8. Trying to sober up.
9. Time is the best hangover cure.
10. A toast with every course can add up.
11. Drinks can match food, and both need to be taken into account!
12. Dancing can help to lessen the effects of alcohol.
13. Eating while drinking can help lessen the effects of alcohol.
14. When you're not used to it, alcohol can impact behaviour.

Seafaring

1. Read the tide.
2. Respect the sea.
3. A captain doesn't have to go down with the ship.
4. Waves can catch you off guard, even when you're still in port.
5. Ice is no match for a skilled seafarer.
6. The sea is deep and full of terrors.
7. Sand bars can appear during low tide.
8. The tides can take you wherever they wish, if you let them.
9. Sand bars can cause a boat to run aground.
10. Viewing things from the sea gives a different perspective.
11. A high tide makes it easier to cast off.
12. Dropping anchor will keep the ship from moving.
13. The ocean is a big, blue, watery road.
14. Being familiar with the layout of your ship could prove essential.
15. Being part of the crew means doing your role.
16. Dropping anchor at night.
17. Rowing to shore.
18. Using ropes to keep two boats together.
19. Sudden changes at sea require a captain to be on guard at all time.
20. Docking during foggy weather.
21. Lights on the docks help guide ships in.
22. Signalling between ships and the shore.
23. Getting people off a damaged ship.
24. Working without a docks.
25. Positioning a ship very precisely.
26. Using smaller boats to guide a larger ship.
27. Using a ship anchor in an unconventional way.
28. Wait until you're in position before dropping your payload.
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40. How to set up ships for a marketplace.
41. Moving around docks is an important part of captaining a ship.
42. Feeling an unnatural change beneath the hull.
43. A ketch has two masts, with a foresail, mainsail and mizzen.
44. A sloop has one mast, with a jib and mainsail.
45. How to gybe.
46. How to tack.
47. When someone falls overboard, alert the crew.
48. When someone falls overboard, stop the ship if possible.
49. A big shift in weight could cause a small boat to capsize.
50. Providing a means of escape.
51. Using your ship as part of a larger fleet.
52. It is considered bad luck to sail on a ship without a name.

Seduction

1. Animal poop is not an aphrodisiac.
2. Trying to decipher a woman's blushes.
3. Holding hands.
4. Gentle touching.
5. Trying to summon the courage to kiss someone.

Singing

1. Harmonising with another.
2. Singing in a maelstrom of sound.
3. Singing a song you don't know.
4. Trying to find harmonies in those around you.

Socialisation

1. A little bit of controlled aggression can be very persuasive.
2. Find common ground.
3. Don't be afraid to hold your ground.
4. Sometimes a deal will fall into your lap.
5. Be willing to compromise.
6. Sometimes it's not what you know but who you know.
7. Mix and mingle.
8. Give the people what they want.
9. Engage your audience.
10. Project your voice.
11. Sometimes, you say it best when you say nothing at all.
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14. A parley before combat can set the terms.
15. Consider all offers.
16. Sometimes, money talks.
17. Getting two for the price of one.
18. Don't be afraid to counter-offer.
19. Sweeten the deal.
20. Don't persist if they refuse to budge.
21. Remain calm, even when others do not.
22. Try to talk them down.
23. Helping a stranger.
24. A burden shared is a burden halved.
25. Doing someone a favour.
26. One good turn deserves another.
27. Find your voice.
28. Appeal to your audience.
29. Build a rapport.
30. Find common ground.
31. Be courteous.
32. Trusting someone with a secret.
33. Highlighting a crisis can be an effective way to persuade someone.
34. Don't start with your best offer.
35. Offering to take someone sightseeing.
36. Some people use cue cards to help them remember what they want to say.
37. Using a riddle to break the ice.
38. Answering a stranger’s question.
39. Providing an incentive for better service.
40. Trying to smooth over a difficult situation.
41. Negotiating with a medic to stay in your settlement.
42. Giving a brief summary of an impending situation.
43. Negotiating a difficult situation with a vulnerable individual.
44. Sometimes, getting what you want requires doing something unexpected.
45. Calling in a favour.
46. Promising future benefits to sweeten the deal.
47. Finding the right bargaining chip to persuade the other party.
48. Give them an offer they can't refuse.
49. Working in a large group can be very frantic.
50. Breaking the ice with strangers.
51. Making a child feel welcome.
52. Answering questions in a group.
53. Paying attention in a large feast.
54. Accepting praise from an Immortal.
55. Negotiating relationships in a large group.
56. Helping a stranger find a place to live.
57. Finding terms that are agreeable to all parties.
58. Meeting a friend in a marketplace.
59. Negotiating with a merchant.
60. Offering alternative methods of payment.
61. The way you speak can add to credibility.
62. Asking an Immortal for permission.
63. Putting the needs of others first.
64. Acting with the settlement's best interests at heart.
65. Be thoughtful about how much you tell a stranger.
66. Finding common ground with a stranger.
67. Trust strengthens relationships.
68. Making future arrangements.
69. Offering your services to those in need.
70. Talking to a child at their level.
71. Having someone to share your experiences with.
72. Pleading your case in a court of law.
73. Seeking clemency for those you once opposed you.
74. Negotiations are always best over a shared meal.
75. Putting up with the requests of a demanding guest.
76. Reaching a mutually beneficial agreement.
77. Issuing instructions to a distracted crowd.
78. Speaking in a large group.
79. Being respectful to all present.
80. Putting forward your point of view clearly, and with passion.
81. Appealing to a sense of identity.
82. Nonverbal cues can tell you who agrees with you.
83. Consider motives for people's decisions.
84. Ensure that you explain your viewpoint and give examples where you can.
85. Holding the attention of a large audience.
86. Negotiating a deal that will benefit others.
87. Ensure you understand what someone is trying to say.
88. It's important to feel heard.
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91. Speaking to a group of politicians requires tact and diplomacy.
92. Clarify what you mean to ensure clear communication.
93. Speaking while being watched by a large group requires careful consideration of your words.
94. Working as a team.
95. I'll show you mine if you show me yours.
96. An arm around the shoulders can provide comfort.
97. Formal social functions as a baron.
98. Sitting at a table of people you don't know.
99. Trying to make someone feel included, even when highly strung.
100. Talk to all people at the table to promote group cohesion.
101. Invite someone to a game to help them relax.

Stealth

1. Try not to be heard.
2. Slip past carefully when you don't want to be seen.
3. Sometimes you can hide your actions in plain sight.
4. Finding something useful to hide behind.
5. Wearing black clothing makes it harder for others to see you in the dark.
6. A distracted opponent is unlikely to notice you.
7. Acting like those around you will help you to blend in, even in plain sight.
8. Stick to shadows to help you move without being noticed.
9. Move without arousing suspicion.
10. How to shadow someone.
11. Know when to give it up if you've been spotted.
12. Getting 'lost' in a crowd.
13. Not being seen can give you an advantage.
14. Hiding behind something to obscure yourself from view.

Storytelling

1. Lure the listener in with an interesting plot hook.
2. There's a responsibility to telling a tale to Cassion.
3. Be thorough; note details.
4. Personal experiences can provide storytelling opportunities.
5. Remember key points when telling a story.
6. Stories have power.
7. Watching Cassion's story.
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8. Some stories need to be written down.
9. Recording someone else's story word for word lets their 'voice' be heard.
10. Remaining faithful to the source material.
11. Writing the first story for Cassion to read.
12. Tales can be a commodity to sell or barter.
13. Know your audience.
14. Ensure you have credibility.
15. Write down tales you hear.
16. It's important to give credit where it's due.
17. One tale can lead to another.
18. A book of facts can become a book of tales.
19. Gathering information on someone helps you tell stories about them.
20. Choose a tale which suits your current situation.
21. Recounting what happened to you.
22. Show and tell.
23. Finding new material in real life experiences.
24. Explaining your projects to a friend.
25. Seeing how a story can be brought to life.
26. Seeing the site of a story can help to visualise the tale.

Strength

1. Lifting boxes helps increase your strength.
2. Regular repetition helps build muscles.
3. Resistance training increases your strength.
4. A burden shared is a burden halved.
5. Using a tool as a lever can make it easier to shift heavy objects.
6. A good rest can help to regain strength.
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10. Outmuscle a rival.
11. Don't try to do it all on your own.
12. Even small things, when gathered in large enough quantities, can be heavy.
13. Gaining strength will assist with other physical skills.
14. Lift with your legs.
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20. FORGED-IN-FIRE-ESCAPING
21. FORGED-IN-FIRE-ESCAPING
22. Bearing the weight of another person.

Swimming

1. Treading water helps to keep you afloat.
2. Clothing will weigh you down.
3. Brace yourself for cold water.
4. Don't fight the current.
5. Control your breathing.
6. Sink or swim!

T - V

Tactics

1. Don't pick a fight that you clearly can't win.
2. Learn from the mistakes of others.
3. Varying your attacks might create an opportunity to strike your opponent.
4. Weigh up alternative options.
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7. Don't overestimate your abilities.
8. Don't underestimate your opposition.
9. Wait for the opportune moment to strike.
10. Making the most of available resources.
11. Making a flanking attack.
12. Attacking from two flanks can give you an advantage.
13. Outnumbering your opponents can give you an advantage.
14. Identifying an opponent's weak point.
15. Exploiting an opponent's weakness.
16. Beating a very brave retreat.
17. Observing from a high vantage point allows you to assess landscapes.
18. When in dangerous territory, stay close to the walls.
19. Always be prepared.
20. Know when to walk away and know when to run.
21. Beware of being ambushed!
22. Work together to decide on a plan.
23. Fail to plan; plan to fail.
24. Choosing the field of battle can be critical to success.
25. Bringing in reinforcements at the right moment.
26. FORGED-IN-FIRE-ESCAPING
27. FORGED-IN-FIRE-ESCAPING
28. FORGED-IN-FIRE-ESCAPING
29. FORGED-IN-FIRE-ESCAPING
30. Pivot!
31. Plan who travels where.
32. Use the strengths of your people.
33. Sometimes, charging in like a mad man pays off in unexpected ways.
34. How to best use Immortal support.
35. A small opponent can still hurt a large opponent.
36. Taking individual parts and making them into a whole.
37. Aiming for peace.
38. Creation balances a Diri of Destruction.
39. Assemble the right crew for the job.
40. Aim to do the unexpected.
41. Prioritise what you have to achieve.
42. Don't get distracted.
43. In times of conflict, you should have a central command.
44. Communication is vital to good tactics.
45. Splitting your forces can disguise your strength as a weakness.
46. The element of surprise does not last long.
47. Don't be afraid to stack the odds in your favour.
48. Superior skills can be countered by superior numbers.
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56. Seize back advantage.
57. Don't be afraid to play your trump card when the time is right.
58. Confronting the fog of war.
59. Taking evasive action.
60. Be prepared to lose the battle if it means winning the war.
61. Splitting up your manpower can help you to cover more ground.
62. Even the best laid plans can become FUBAR.
63. The element of surprise only lasts for a moment.
64. Luring the enemy into a trap.
65. Adapting to an ever-changing situation.
66. Never split the party!
67. Sometimes ice is better than fire.

Teaching

1. Sharing knowledge helps others to learn.
2. Pass on knowledge to others.
3. Telling a visitor about local history.

W - Z

Woodworking

1. Go with the grain.
2. Water will find its way through any gaps in the wood.
3. A malleable glue can move with wood as it ages.
4. Engraving can add value to wood.
5. Measure twice, cut once.
6. How to use a saw.
7. How to use a hammer.
8. How to use sandpaper.
9. How to use a hammer and chisel.
10. How to use a lathe.
11. How to apply a nice finish.
12. How to use a drill.
13. Drilling holes into a wooden container will cause it to sink in water.
14. Pockets of air may mean a piece of wood is not fit for purpose.
15. How to number a die that has no uppermost face.
16. How to make a tetrahedron. [1d4]
17. How to make a cube. [1d6]
18. How to make an octahedron. [1d8]
19. How to make a pentagonal trapezohedron. [1d10]
20. How to make a dodecahedron. [1d12]
21. How to make an icosahedron. [1d20]
22. How to number a die that has opposite faces.
23. How to make a mask.
24. How to use a felling axe.
25. Carving a likeness into wood.
26. Using a template will help to avoid making mistakes.
27. Consider the properties of your chosen wood before deciding what to make out of it.

Writing

1. Recording memories to ensure they aren't forgotten.

Capstones

Leadership

Local Boy Done Good

In recent arcs, Darius has earned a reputation as a proud Scalvorian who is willing to whatever he can to protect his homeland. As a result of his heavy involvement in the freeing of the Induks, his role as one of the Barons von Smooglenuff, and his leading of a settlement of Faldrass refugees, people are more willing to support his endeavours.

When Darius is involved in a task to put Scalvoris' interests first, his leadership inspires up to ten individuals to perform their own tasks at one skill level higher than normal. Their tasks do not need to be the same as Darius', but they must support his task in some way, and thus be connected to bettering Scalvoris as a whole.

This ability only works when Darius is in Scalvoris, or if he is elsewhere representing Scalvoris' interests in some way.

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[Darius Baer]

Skill Point Ledger

Thread or Skill Name	Points Adjustment	Running Total	Overall Total
Starter XP	+50	50	N/A
Racial Bonus	+25	75	N/A
Seafaring (Racial Bonus)	-25	50	N/C
Acrobatics (SP)	-10	40	N/C
Climbing (SP)	-10	30	N/C
Combat: Blades (SP)	-5	25	N/C
Combat: Unarmed (SP)	-5	20	N/C
Field Craft (SP)	-5	15	N/C
Fishing (SP)	-5	10	N/C
Gambling (SP)	-5	5	N/C
Woodworking (SP)	-5	0	N/C
Character Sheet Approval Allocation (Pegasus)	+6	6	N/A
Navigation (Character Sheet Approval)	-2	4	N/C
Strength (Character Sheet Approval)	-2	2	N/C
Woodworking (Character Sheet Approval)	-2	0	N/C
Out The Gait	+10	10	10
The Young Man And The Sea	+10	20	20
All At Sea	+10	30	30
Casting Off	+10	40	40
Exposed To The Elements	+10	50	50
(Wood)work In Progress	+10	60	60
Getting A Handle On Things	+10	70	70
Woodworking	-19	51	N/C
Bibliothèque	+10	61	80
Darius, Darius, Let Down Your Hair	+10	71	90
Boundaries	+10	81	100
Nails On A Chalkboard	+15	96	115
Rowing An Errand	+10	106	125
On The Ocean Floor	+15	121	140
Take A Gamble	+15	136	155
Bending Over Backwards	+10	146	165
Runaway Reunion	+15	161	180
Acrobatics	-16	145	N/C
Don't Spar(e) The Horses	+15	160	195
It's My Birthtrial And I'll Cry If I Want To	+10	170	205
Navigation	-24	146	N/C
A Curious Celebration	+15	161	220
Consequential	+10	171	230
Unto The Breach I: The Lie Of The Land	+10	181	240
Pushing The Boat Out	+10	191	250
Seafaring	-1	190	N/C
Forged In Fire: Fighting	+25	215	275
Fireforged: Basecamp	+10	225	285
[Scalv-enger Hunt] And The Winner Is...	+20	245	305
Suffer The Little Children	+15	260	320
Discipline	-26	234	N/C
Endurance	-26	208	N/C
Into The Deep	+10	218	330
Dusk Patrol	+15	233	345
Leadership	-26	207	N/C
Fire-Forged Group B	+30	237	375
Detection	-26	211	N/C
Etiquette	-26	185	N/C
Running	-26	159	N/C
In Our Spar(e) Time	+15	174	390
Delivering On A Promise	+15	189	405
Unto The Breach II: Supply And Demand	+10	199	415
Logistics	-26	173	N/C
Negotiation	-26	147	N/C
Unto The Breach III: Seeking Passage	+10	157	425
Supercalifragilisticpolyhedraldiceous	+10	167	435
Unto The Breach IV: Castles Saved By Sand	+10	177	445
Strength	-24	153	N/C
Unto The Breach V: Delivering The Goods	+10	163	455
Field Craft	-21	142	N/C
Captain's Log	+10	152	465
The Man Behind The Mask	+10	162	475
Woodworking	-25	137	N/C
Blurblurblurblurb!	+15	152	490
Tactics	-26	126	N/C
Ashes To Ashes, Sawdust To Sawdust	+10	136	500
Reds Unwelcome	+15	151	515
Discipline	-50	101	N/C
Breaking The Surface	+15	116	530
Combat: Blades	-21	95	N/C
Endurance	-50	45	N/C
Another Day, Another Dweeb	+15	60	545
Leadership	-50	10	N/C
Homeward Bound	+20	30	565
Reluctant Reunion	+15	45	580
On A Scale From One To Tentative	+10	55	590
Hot Potato	+10	65	600
Why Is It Always At The Bottom Of The Pile	+15	80	615
Homecoming	+10	90	625
Rats Live On	+10	100	635
Meals On Keels	+10	110	645
No Evil Star	+10	120	655
Forged In Fire: Way Down Deep	+15	135	670
Forged In Fire: Escaping	+15	150	685
Climbing	-16	134	N/C
Leadership	-75	59	N/C
Cylus Dusk	+20	79	705
Keep Out Of Reach	+10	89	715
Past, Present, Future	+15	104	730
Helter-Skelter, Seeking Shelter	+10	114	740
Tactics	-50	64	N/C
It Was A Dark And Stormless Night	+20	84	760
Investigation	-26	58	N/C
Herd Impunity	+10	68	770
Finding Faith	+15	83	785
Sweetwine Song: Base Camp	+20	103	805
Sweetwine Song: Fools' Errand	+15	118	820
Logistics	-50	68	N/C
Detection	-50	18	N/C
Finding Von Smooglenuff	+15	33	835
Home Is Where The Heart Is	+15	48	850
Fit The First: The Crew Was Complete: It Included A Boots	+15	63	865
A Warm Reception	+15	78	880
SSD: Acrobatics	26 to Athletics	78	N/A
SSD: Climbing	26 to XP Pool	104	N/A
SSD: Running	26 to XP Pool	130	N/A
SSD: Fishing	5 to Hunting	130	N/A
SSD: Negotiation	26 to Socialisation	130	N/A
Caregiving	-26	104	N/C
Socialisation	-50	54	N/C
Three Men Walk Into A Bar(ony)	+20	74	900
Athletics	-50	24	N/C
The War Of Slags Deep: Exposition 4	+20	74	920
Hook, Line, And Anchor	+10	84	930
[Saoire Event] Darius and Zunylanih	+15	99	945
Face-Off	+15	114	960
Winging It	+15	129	975
Choose Your Fighter	+15	144	990
Combat: Unarmed	-21	123	N/C
Hold This Thread As I Walk Away	+15	138	1,005
A Scholar Of Blades	+15	153	1,020
Life Forged, Death Forged	+20	173	1,040
A Beacon For Hope	+20	193	1,060
How To Recognise Different Types Of Trees From Quite A Long Way Away	+15	208	1,075
The Road Is Long	+10	218	1,085
He Ain't Heavy	+10	228	1,095
He's Mai's Brother	+10	238	1,105
Missing Children? That Can't Be!	+15	253	1,120
Hickory Dickory Dock	+15	268	1,135
Death And...	+10	278	1,145
Stealth	-26	252	N/C
Fragile Alliance	+15	267	1,160
Etiquette	-125	142	N/C
Leadership	-99	43	N/C
Saoire's Heroes: The Earth Table	+20	63	1,180
CS Startup Skills Change	+32	95	N/A
Piratical Prologue	+10	105	1,190
Serenity Island...... Creede style!	+15	120	1,205
The Night Market!	+20	140	1,225
Brew And Bar Between	+10	150	1,235
Storytelling	-26	124	N/C
The Bear Necessities	+10	134	1,245
The Unboxing	+15	149	1,260
[Saoire Event] Perdita and Darius	+15	164	1,275
I Walk The Line	+10	174	1,285
Seafaring	-50	124	N/C
Kindred Spirits	+15	139	1,300
Tactics	-75	64	N/C
'Ottery Shards	+10	74	1,310
An-ot'er Dread Otter Thread	+10	84	1,320
Ambush At Otter Cove	+10	94	1,330
Burning Man	+10	104	1,340
The Wolf, The Dog, And The Pup	+15	119	1,355
The Heart Burns	+15	134	1,370
A Living Nightmare	+15	149	1,385
If You Give A Bee A Cookie	+15	164	1,400
Missive Unmissable	+10	174	1,410
All Tied Up In Knots	+10	184	1,420
Dead In The Water	+15	199	1,435
The Arrrraignment Arrrrangement	+10	209	1,445
It's About Damn Time	+15	224	1,460
All Hands On Deck	+15	239	1,475
Etiquette	-99	140	N/C
Council Meeting: Cold Cycle 721	+20	160	1,495
Politics	-26	134	N/C
Seeking Wise Council	+10	144	1,505
The Forging: Life And Death	+10	154	1,515
Beauty For Ashes	+15	169	1,530
Athletics	-75	94	N/C
Strength	-50	44	N/C
A Shellter Against Outrageous Fortune	+15	59	1,545

[Darius Baer]

Marks

Darius has not been marked by any Immortals, but he has interacted with them. Below are some of the results of such interactions:

• Cassion's favour: Very few people impress Cassion. Darius is one of them. You have 1 favour from him, should you call on him.
• Daia's favour: The Immortal of Prosperity is impressed with Darius's part in this. You have 1 favour from her, should you call on her.
• Daia has noticed Darius, and granted him a boon for building a community that is positively thriving:
  
  Ability: Inner Voice Once activated, Darius has the ability to make themselves heard clearly by any and all in a radius around him, without having to yell or scream. If they do yell or scream, the radius doubles. This ability is active for up to one hour a trial. The radius on this is roughly the size of a tavern. Arc 721, 56th of Ashan

[Darius Baer]

Possessions & Housing

Starting Package: City Dweller's Pack.

• 4 Sets of Average Quality Clothing
  • Tunics and leggings of white, brown, and black, as well as leather gloves and boots; a leather coat.
• Average Quality Seafaring Equipment
  • A compass.
  • A fishing net.
  • A length of rope.
• 1 Average Quality Map
  • Hollow Sea and the waterways around the island of Scalvoris.
• 1 set of average-quality Tier 4 armour
  • Studded leather gambeson.
• 2 Average Quality Weapons
  • A longsword.
  • A dagger.
• Basic woodworking tools.
• A journal and writing utensils.
• Basic houshold items: bedding, kitchenware, lantern, and the like.
• A rowboat, the Lady Jean. Arc 718, 22nd of Ymiden.
• The Art Of Acrobatics: From Balance Basics To Tumbling And Everything In Between, by Demetria Miawynn. Arc 720, 11th of Ashan.
• +2 x potions for Odd Job #2: one for breathing underwater; one that lowers inhibitions and causes the user to speak the truth (notwithstanding high discipline or related skills to resist it). Arc 720, 38th of Ashan
• Handkerchief that grants access to the private gambling area of The Four In Hand. Arc 720, 19th of Cylus.
• A letter / writ of thanks from the Elements. This fundamentally counts as a "call us, and we'll help" token. Arc 720, 15th of Cylus.
• A pair of weighted dice. Arc 720, 19th of Cylus.
• Echo scroll, gifted by Faith. Arc 720, 18th of Ashan.
• A Tier 10 Woodworking kit. Arc 720, 20th of Ashan.
• Yellow Dragon Wood. Arc 720, 23rd of Ashan.
• A small button, embroidered with a bee. Arc 720, 75th of Ashan. (LINK)
• Yeva's journal. Arc 720, 8th of Vhalar.
• A small meatal snowflake, received as a gift from Elisabeth Angelus. Arc 720, 39th of Zi'da.
• A "bolster"-type pillow which will never get saggy. It is (when he puts his head on it) the most comfortable pillow he has ever slept on. One hour of sleep on this pillow counts for a full night in terms of rest and body repair / relaxation. After an hour, he awakes feeling refreshed and alert. It will work for him plus one other, but his head must be on it for it to work." Arc 721, 1st of Cylus.
• A Book Entitled: The Legend of the Smooglenuff. This is a collection of stories about Enri Smooglenuff and the stories he told.
• After the event, in a few days, Saoire sends a basket of food to you - these are all individually chosen and are your favourite things. With it is a note of thanks.
  ! Message from: Can Do Objective 1
  You met this objective! The words were all there! For that, in the gift box Saoire sends you there is a small box with 10 chocolates / candies. They are, frankly, beyond delicious and taste like your very favourite thing. You find yourself unable to more than 1 on any trial. But each one provides the following to whoever eats it for the next 6 hours: "Saoire's domain of Gifts is not merely one of physical goods, but of the happiness and joy that comes with both giving and recieving a well meant gift. This ability allows the Blessed to give both themselves and anyone they're with a feeling of joy and good cheer, banishing negative feelings like sorrow, anger, and fear."
• You read the book! In your gift from Saoire is a full copy of Smooglenuff's Guide to Faldrass. It's a set of books which includes Flora, Fauna, Legends and History.
• Little Red Present: A palm-sized box covered in red wrapping paper. The paper cannot be torn or otherwise removed from the box until the end of the cycle. Contact Trouble at that time to recieve the gift inside. Arc 721, 3rd of Cylus.
• Verminparty (Magical Flute). Arc 721, 8th of Cylus.
• Mirror with magical heating ability. Your mirror functions as a normal mirror - but it emits a constant warmth along with the constant glow. It will function as a camp-fire if placed on the ground and keeps the person carrying it in a constant state of warm - summer or winter! Arc 721, 25th of Cylus.
• A book on nobility, etiquette, etc. Arc 721, 22nd of Cylus.
• A book detailing the factions and groups of Scalvoris - a sort of directory, if you will. Arc 721, 22nd of Cylus.
• A note offering for Horatio B Thunderbussel to come and stay for a ten-trial (once the Manor is open). He will happily teach Darius, she says, anything he knows of the fine art of logistics and building relationships. He is, she assures Darius, invaluable and he is keen to help. Arc 721, 22nd of Cylus.
• A signet ring bearing the crest of the House von Smooglenuff. It allows you to communicate with the others who wear the same (three barons + Alyssia) and may be used once a trial as a gateway to your Manor House from anywhere on Scalv. Arc 721, 22nd of Cylus.
• Cassion's Book: Cassion has given Darius a book in which to write things. Arc 721, 23rd of Ashan.
• Both PCs involved are gifted 2 x masterwork level outfits. (Arc 721, 65th of Ashan)
• 1 Masterwork Outfit as you've described. (Arc 721, 39th of Ymiden)
• 1 Crystal Sculpture from your little boxes. While not magical, there is something very lovely about these and they just have a bit of a 'feel good' about them.
  Forged of Scalvoris! – For your bravery, ingenuity, and determination you are awarded a crystal turtle: ~ Each crystal turtle allows you to have a home. Twice a cycle it will transform into a turtle-shell shelter (shellter). Up to four adults can comfortable shelter in the Shellter. No matter what the weather is, the Shellter is warm and comfortable and dry.
• A spare memory vial - should you wish it.
• 'Joy' Scroll - You accepted a scroll from the Immortals, allowing them to connect with Vega/Arlo.
• Baer's Bear: The small wooden carving of a bear can be placed on the prow or in the crow's nest of a ship or the entrance to a home or camp and will act as a lookout and guard. Should anything come into it's "vision", Darius will be able to see and sense it. On Darius' activating it, it can grow to up to 10ft tall and will attack with claws and teeth. It has Expert Unarmed and, almost always, the element of surprise. It may be activated to attack up to twice a season, while the lookout function is always on. There is no distance limit, so Darius could place it at home and travel half way round the world, and still see it.
• Culinary Master! – For describing two or more courses of dinner! – Health Pack! Two times a season, this small box will produce enough emergency rations for up to four people for one trial. This will appear in the form of nutrition bars and clean water. The rations can be split further but this will lower the effectiveness of the rations.
• Oh, Memories! – You accepted and drank the vial containing memories of the Forging. That is the threads on Ishallr, Scaltoth & Sweetwine, and in the Glass Temple - then the Forging itself. You will see PC actions, but not know PC thoughts / motivations / feelings etc.
• NPC trinkets – Please accept these humble offerings from Saoire for your NPCs, with our thanks for being part of this wonderfully uplifting thread! All gifts as described by you in this thread are now the property of the NPCs. (if applicable) (Arc 721, 39th of Ymiden)
• Your choice of land, sea or air mount from those available *
• Duplicity Suit (This item is either a dress or a two-piece suit (shirt/blouse + pants/skirt). It can change appearance twice per trial, but can never deviate from its original design (ie. a duplicity dress can only shift into other types/colours of dresses). The wearer only has to picture what they wish to be wearing in order to activate the item. When the item changes appearance, it can look like anything from rags to a ballgown and can be any colour(s) the wearer imagines. It will never be warmer or cooler and will not add any other advantages. If purchased as a two-piece suit, both pieces must be worn simultaneously to work. Damage to the fabric renders the item useless.)*
• Stone Horse (A small stone statue of a horse. When activated, it becomes a life sized mount, perfectly suited to whoever activated it. The mount is tireless and completely obedient, requiring no sustenance. When it is time to sleep, the horse returns, once again, to a statue. May only be activated twice per trial.)*
• Primary Signature Item (This item is a prerequisite for purchasing a Secondary and Tertiary signature item. With a base item valued at no more than Tier 7, the PC is gifted a unique item with a minor enchantment on it. This enchantment should be roughly the equivalent of an ability from a Favoured Immortal Mark and must be approved via the PSF.)
  
  As he finished with his envelope, the blond Immortal spoke again, a bit softer. “You are no stranger to challenges and difficulties. Your gift to others is your loyalty and integrity.” Handing him a small silver box with white sparkling ribbon, Saoire smiled. “A small gift from me. I will let you know when to unwrap it.”
  
  * Items marked with a (*) at the end may be exchanged for 5WP if the recipient would rather have WP. Just let me know! (Arc 721, 120th of Ashan)
• Sword Knot of the Guardian Pirate Lord. Following how it blows in the wind at the top of your ship’s mast will surely lead you to the treasure of the Pirate Lord it belonged to. This may result in meeting them if their treasure is disturbed in any way.
• Custom Ability: Grifter’s eye sees through ruse at any level, So long as the subject of deception is theft. If someone has the goal of stealing your property or profits, no amount of talking or special magical abilities will affect you. You can see to the heart of the deception instantly. In addition, when any property a you own is taken by a thief or with the intent to steal, you are instantly aware of it, no matter how far away they are from the object in question. While this ability considers any item that you obtained through honest means, whether buying, creating, or crafting, anything that the merchant has stolen from another person will not be protected by this ability until it has been in your possession for an arc. While not strong enough to pierce powerful illusions or be used for any other situation but your personal wealth, Grifter’s eyes is an invaluable tool for merchants looking to protect their goods from thieves. However, this ability only applies to things of purely merchantile or monetary value to you. Things of personal value such as weapons and other personal effects are not so protected, as such attachments are a violation of Chamadarst's Neutrality.
• A basket with handles, a lid, and most importantly, contents.
  Some Salt Bouy in water. It is labelled with a hand-written tag which names it and explains what it is.
  Some Cani'sliwa seeds. Again, labelled and with a full, carefully written, description.
  A small basket (hand made), which has 5 jars of Dakir berries. Labelled fully.
  A long basket (hand made) which has a collection of Moukou wood. Labelled fully.
  Four hand made (competent) books. Each one is a different design. The first three have the following contents (competent writing, competent art ):
  One is an illustrated book on woodworking techniques and known woods and their properties from around the world. It's an amalgamation of 3 such books found in Desnind library.
  One is an illustrated book on sea legends and traditions among seafarers around the world. It's an amalgamation of 5 such books found in Desnind library.
  One is an illustrated book on healthy cooking. It's an amalgamation of 4 such books found in Desnind library.
  The fourth book is blank, except for the inside front cover, which reads. "May every journey be an adventure and the wind forever be in your sails."
• Scrying Snowglobe - A palm-sized crystal ball, within which appears to be a miniaturized replica of Hopetoun settlement. This orb is in fact a powerful magical item enchanted with the ability to remotely view your settlement from afar. By watching the snowglobe you are able to see, in real-time, everything that occurs outside of buildings within the boundaries of your settlement.
• Loot: One sloop, which the previous owners very nicely cleaned and caulked for you! However, the mainsail repairs are patchy and makeshift.
  Four basic+ quality bows, w/10 arrows each. The archer NPCs don’t want them, as they are inferior to the ones they already have, but perhaps the villagers could use them? A few other weapons (belay pins, cutlasses, the usual pirate stuff).
  Two injured captive pirates. (See below.)
  No Captain Demba (see below)
  A boatload -literally- of orange sand. The pirates were using it as ballast and as a method to keep the ship warm at sea without fires. Worth +1 wp if you sell it someplace other than Faldrass.
  The Dread Otter had not had a huge amount of success pirating, but its hold did contain a decent-sized consignment of ignis clam shells and a few raw fire pearls. +3 wp to your next wealth thread.
• When you return from The Feast, you return home to find a beautifully carved wooden box. The contents of this box include:
  Icefire! :An ornamental doorstop-like figure. Made from what seems to be ice, it is the creature Darius saw. It can be placed at a perimeter or point where it acts as an alarm. When there is movement within a 40ft radius of it, Darius will hear an alarm. The alarm can only be heard by Darius and up to four other people he designates. He can remove access to hearing the alarm at any time, but can only give access twice a cycle.
  Words! + Acrostic~ A story book, entitled "The Princess of Fection" - it is the tale of a princess who traveled the world but ends up back home (in Fection.....). It tells of all the many different languages she has learned on her travels and the glorious food she ate and the many adventures she had. When you read this it imparts three languages (your choice) to your pc. This language is at Conversational level and does not count towards your Linguistics maximum number of languages. You may assume that you have the base requirements for this language and may progress it as usual if you choose to.
  Urges! ~ A beautiful and very delicate-looking decanter which, once a trial, will create pure, clear water. The decanter is actually very tough and will hold up to four servings. Those who drink this water will have any negative effects from tiredness, tension etc, washed away with the drink. It leaves you feeling refreshed and clear-headed. It does not, however, heal wounds etc and will not combat magical effects.
  Surprises! ~ A small chest of jewels and coins. Please add 5 WP to your total.
  Malapropism! ~ The Very Pineapple of Usefulness. A small cut-glass pineapple which would fit in the palm of your hand. When placed on the ground it functions as a campfire in terms of warmth and providing a place to cook.
  Vowels! + No Repetition ~ A piece of parchment. Four times a season, you may activate this and it folds itself into a small origami bird. You speak to the bird and give it a message - it "records" that message and then flies off to find the person the message is for. The message may be no longer than 50 words (contractions count for the correct number of words) and the bird will take the required amount of time to fly to the recipient. Upon arriving, the bird speaks your message (in your voice) and then flies back. If the recipient is dead or hidden by magical / immortal means - the bird will circle overhead when you summon it and not fly in any direction.
  Fears! ~ A small bunch of 10 grapes. Each one is wonderfully sweet - eating 1 grape will heal you of minor injuries. This is cuts and bruises, scrapes and grazes etc. If you have moderate injuries (deeper cuts etc) then it will take 3 grapes. Major injuries take 6 grapes and someone can be brought back from a critical condition with 9 grapes. Please note, though - if you gave (for example) 1 grape to someone with moderate injuries, it would do nothing. You have an all-or-nothing grape situation.
  A New Hope! ~ A single crystal star, glowing with hope. It is a single use item from Xiur which has 1 ability from his mark - it can be Adored level or below. It's single use - but you don't have to decide which ability till the moment it's used. Once the ability is used, the crystal star always glows and makes a beautiful nightlight.
  
  Famula's Favour: Having stood in her realm Famula grants you a small glowing ruby in the shape of a perfect tear - or drop of blood - it is a single-use item which will allow you to access one ability from her Blessing. Any ability from Favoured or Adored may be accessed. Once that is done, the necklace remains as a glowing ruby and imparts to you (and you only - even if someone else wears it) the ability to see and interact with all ghosts.
  
  Qylio's Gratitude: For your part in saving her grand-daughter, Qylios grants you a bond. You three are now "Bound" as per Bond (Major) The Bond only functions within 3000 feet of the Exalted. The Bond no longer dissipates beyond this distance. Images, feeling, and words can be willed across the Bond. The higher the sender’s Discipline skill, the more detailed the messages that can be relayed. . There is no glowing band, but if you are within 3000 feet of each other - it works. It works if two of you or all three are together.
  
  Darius' Gift: Some time later, Darius dreams again of this trial and what happened. He sees, clearly, that it is his mother standing on the hill top looking at him and he watches as she looks proudly at him. He sees that she blows him a kiss and, when he mouthed "thank you" to her, she replies to him, mouthing back "Well done, my son." Darius awakes from that dream and the ruby necklace glows brightly, a warmth emanating from it. Sitting on the table next to the bed where he sleeps is a small lantern, beautiful and intricate. Underneath it is a note. Written in exquisitely intricate gothic script, it reads. "To Darius Baer, bearer of souls and servant of the people, I grant you this lantern. In many events in your life, you will wish that your mother could be there with you, and see what you have achieved. Light this lantern, and know that she will be there with you, watching. You may catch a glimpse of her, as you did that night, but you will be able to do no more than that, as she has moved over and is at peace. Should you ever need to speak with her again, then seek out a Zuuda who will be able to help you. " There are four signatures on that note. One from each of the Immortals he saw this trial, but the writing matches Famula's.
• The Box: as described in my final IC post, the Box will be with you no matter how you try to be rid of it. Every now and then Darius will find that he has some bad luck. Nothing major or life threatening, nothing dramatic and not too often but just .... bad luck. A broken plate here, a lost item there. The one thing that will become apparent is that, when this happens, the box is always nearby.
• Earmuffs: These earmuffs make you happy. They lift your mood. When you're sad, put them on and you'll feel better! If you're a bit cold, they'll be warm. If you're a bit warm, they feel cool. Nothing major, just a minor enchantment which make them "Magic Earmuffs of Comfy"
• Darius Necklace A plain-looking gold necklace - the gold has been sprinkled with Euvomine (Euvomine is another metal only given from the Immortals. Euvomine, by nature, is very brittle and easily broken. It is not meant to be hammered into armor but rather sprinkled upon it. This metal is able to fuse on contact with other metals without staining or discoloring them in any way. Each gift of Euvomine has special properties only known by the Immortal who gifted it.), an ancient gift from Ralaith to an unknown follower. It has in it the Pause ability from Ralaith's mark, with a few specific differences.
  
  When activated, this necklace freezes time for all except the wearer. Time is frozen for exactly one break when time resumes, everything must be in the exact same position they were in at the moment time froze. Should this not happen, the item is used but has no effect and the user will have no memory of what they saw / did during the break. If the wearer interferes with an object or person, they must return them to the state they were before in order for time to resume. This ability can be used twice in any given season. The note attached to it reads. "To Darius. Because, sometimes, we all want time to stand still. Be well."
  
  Darius A bag of magic manure: An domain bag of manure that never runs out. This is no ordinary manure, however, but will ensure that any crops or plants grown from it will grow at a 2x rate. 3x rate for subterranean farming. It cannot be used to grow trees, however. Note says "Grow wonderful things in Hopetoun!
  
  3. The Ice Sphere: - To Darius.
  The Ice Sphere is a small ball of eternal ice. Never melting, this sphere can be activated no more than twice in a season. When activated, the air around it to a distance of about 100ft, becomes freezing cold and - in that sphere - no magic works for up to 1 break. Helpful, harmful, no magic at all. It freezes all magic and stops any magic at all from entering / working in there.

Housing

84 Faldrass View Lane, Scalvoris Town

[Darius Baer]

Wealth Ledger

Current Wealth Tier: 5

Season	Item	Skill	Region	Adjustment	Total WP
Arc 720, Cylus	Starting Package	N/A	N/A	Tier 5	66
Arc 720, Cylus (Casting Off)	Wealth Thread	Seafaring	Scalvoris	+1	67
Arc 720, Ashan (Getting A Handle On Things)	Wealth Thread	Woodworking	Scalvoris	+2	69
Arc 720, Ashan (Bibliothèque)	Odd Job	N/A	Scalvoris	+1	70
Arc 720, Ashan ([Scalvenger-Hunt] And The Winner Is...)	Reward	N/A	Scalvoris	+15	85
Arc 720, Ymiden (Blurblurblurblurb!)	Wealth Thread	Seafaring	Scalvoris	+3	88
Arc 720, Saun (Captain's Log)	Wealth Thread	Woodworking	Viden(?)	+4	92
Arc 720, Vhalar (The Wolf, The Dog, And The Pup)	Wealth Thread	Seafaring	Scalvoris	+5	97
Arc 720, Vhalar (The Wolf, The Dog, And The Pup)	Reward	N/A	Scalvoris	+14	111
Arc 720, Zi'da (Kindred Spirits)	Wealth Thread	Etiquette	Scalvoris	+11	122
Arc 721, Cylus (Three Men Walk Into A Bar(ony))	Wealth Thread	Leadership	Scalvoris	+13	135
Arc 721, Cylus (Hook, Line, And Anchor)	Purchase: Ketches (x2)	N/A	Scalvoris	-7	128
Arc 721, Ashan (Death And...)	Wealth Thread	Leadership	Scalvoris	+20	148
Arc 721, Ymiden (The Unboxing)	Wealth Thread	Leadership	Scalvoris	+15	163

For Zi'da 721, request +3WP because of Ambush At Otter Cove

[Darius Baer]

Renown Ledger

Pre-RP (0 - 30)

Date	Item / Thread	Renown	Total
Character Creation	Starting Renown	+20	20
Arc 697, 13th of Ashan	Little Darius attracted attention in Boundaries, even though it wasn't the kind of attention that he wanted.	+5	25
Arc 698, 23rd of Vhalar	Trying to steal an apple and getting caught in Out The Gait.	+5	30

Arc 720 (30 - 310)

Date	Item / Thread	Renown	Total
Arc 720, 1st of Cylus	For his part in an eventful patrol during the Dusk Festival in Dusk Patrol.	+10	40
Arc 720, 8th~11th of Cylus	For for participating in a Viden Academy expedition, albeit an unsuccessful one in Fit The First: The Crew Was Complete: It Included A Boots.	+5	45
Arc 720, 15th of Cylus	For his efforts in attempting to rescue kidnapped children in Suffer The Little Children.	+15	60
Arc 720, 19th of Cylus	For getting seen out and about in the gambling hall in Nails On A Chalkboard.	+5	65
Arc 720, 20th of Cylus	For helping stop a crime, and speaking up on the criminal's behalf in Runaway Reunion.	+15	80
Arc 720, 22nd of Cylus	For his part in the investigation of missing children in Dead In The Water.	+5	85
Arc 720, 29th of Cylus	For recognising the drowner and saving people from it in Casting Off.	+10	95
Arc 720, 30th of Cylus	For signing on for an expedition with an important official in A Curious Celebration.	+10	105
Arc 720, 8th of Ashan	For standing up to an intimidating master of the blade, and not getting gutted in Fragile Alliance. "I'd say that counts for something."	+10	115
Arc 720, 20th of Ashan	For getting the attention of the harbour master for a special gift and getting caught napping while rowing in Rowing An Errand.	+5	120
Arc 720, 38th of Ashan	For an attempted good deed, and for being becoming an urban legend that dominated rumors and gossip for several days afterwards, perhaps even longer, in Darius, Darius, Let Down Your Hair. Many speculate over the origin and nature of the Sentient Hairball, but very few come even close to the truth.	+10	130
Arc 720, 40th of Ashan	For performing tasks on behalf of Faith Augustin in Unto The Breach I: The Lie Of The Land.	+5	135
Arc 720, 41st of Ashan	For acting on Faith's behalf in Unto The Breach II: Supply And Demand.	+5	140
Arc 720, 42nd of Ashan	For dropping a famous name in Unto The Breach III: Seeking Passage.	+5	145
Arc 720, 46th of Ashan	For becoming known to members of Isonomia in Unto The Breach IV: Castles Saved By Sand.	+5	150
Arc 720, 52nd of Ashan	For delivering goods to Storm's Edge in Unto The Breach V: Delivering The Goods.	+10	160
Arc 720, 65th of Ashan	For winning a spar in In Our Spar(e) Time.	+5	165
Arc 720, 90th of Ashan	SCALV-HUNT in SCALV-HUNT.	+20	185
Arc 720, 104th of Ashan	For being seen with the famous Doran Thetys in Don't Spare The Horses.	+10	195
Arc 720, 120th of Ashan	FALDRASS in Fireforged: Basecamp.	+5	200
Arc 720, 120th of Ashan	FALDRASS in Forged In Fire: Group B.	+15	215
Arc 720, 120th of Ashan	FALDRASS in Forged In Fire: Way Down Deep.	+5	220
Arc 720, 120th of Ashan	FALDRASS in Forged In Fire: Escaping.	+15	235
Arc 720, 75th of Ashan	For sparring with Yeva in Choose Your Fighter.	+5	240
Arc 720, 120th of Ashan	FALDRASS in Forged In Fire: Fighting.	+20	260
Arc 720, 1st of Ymiden	For providing Faldrass refugees with a way to bury their loved ones in Into The Deep.	+10	270
Arc 720, 3rd of Ymiden	For helping refugees leave Faldrass in All Hands On Deck.	+10	280
Arc 720, 11th of Ymiden	For managing the situation in front of his crew in Blurblurblurblurb!	+5	285
Arc 720, 64th of Ymiden	For joining Isonomia and bringing relief and supplies to where it was needed in Delivering On A Promise.	+10	295
Arc 720, 65th of Ymiden	For sparring with Vega in Another Day, Another Dweeb.	+5	300
Arc 720, 38th of Vhalar	For helping in a battle with a sea monster in The Wolf, The Dog, And The Pup.	+10	310

Arc 721 (310 - 735)

Date	Item / Thread	Renown	Total
Arc 721, 1st of Cylus	CYLUS DUSK Cylus Dusk.	+15	325
Arc 721, 3rd of Cylus	For leading the refugees to their settlement site in Homeward Bound.	+10	335
Arc 721, 4th of Cylus	For being a good leader and making a positive impression on his settlers in On A Scale From One To Tentative.	+5	340
Arc 721, 8th of Cylus	For taking care of the rats and saving Hopetoun’s supplies (and the tents) in No Evil Star.	+10	350
Arc 721, 12th~14th of Cylus	For good sound leadery stuff and executing a valuable construction project, plus discovering a new resource in Keep Out Of Reach. Maybe they’ll call it baerwood.	+10	360
Arc 721, 17th of Cylus	For leading the Hopetounians to safety, evacuating them in the face of a storm in Helter-Skelter, Seeking Shelter.	+10	370
Arc 721, 18th of Cylus	Darius encounters a fortune teller and discovers that Cassion may not have finished his story just yet in Past, Present, Future.	+15	385
Arc 721, 20th of Cylus	For letting Vega and Arlo join the settlement in Serenity Island...... Creede style!.	+5	390
Arc 721, 22nd of Cylus	Saoire came to the meeting in Three Men Walk Into A Bar(ony).	+20	410
Arc 721, 25th of Cylus	Darius helps out the university in Sweetwine: Base Camp.	+10	420
Arc 721, 25th of Cylus	Darius helps out the university in Sweetwine: Fools' Errand.	+10	430
Arc 721, 23rd of Ashan	Cassion seeks out Darius for answers, and the mariner curries favour with the Immortal in It Was A Dark And Stormless Night.	+10	440
Arc 721, 30th of Ashan	For his involvement in one of the expeditions seeking to bring balance to Scalvoris in The War of Slags Deep: Exposition 4.	+20	460
Arc 721, 30th of Ashan	For his involvement in [The Forging] Life And Death.	+5	465
Arc 721, 38th of Ashan	Dealing with a situation for the betterment of an individual and the settlement in Face-Off. While people may not exactly know what happened here, they will know Darius was dealing with someone in a vulnerable state and appreciate the leadership shown.	+5	470
Arc 721, 65th of Ashan	For helping the cadouri in Hold This Thread As I Walk Away.	+5	475
Arc 721, 79th~80th of Ashan	Darius may not have saved Scalvoris, but he may well have saved Cally’s, and with never-before-seen foods, to boot! And he will have boosted the profile and reputation of Hopetoun in the process in Meals On Keels.	+15	490
Arc 721, 80th of Ashan	For helping Hope Farm and name-dropping in Herd Impunity.	+10	500
Arc 721, 30th of Ashan	For all the forging stuff in Life Forged, Death Forged.	+25	525
Arc 721, 50th of Ashan	For Darius' involvement with the creation of the Hopetoun docks in Hickory Dickory Dock.	+15	540
Arc 721, 56th of Ashan	For his involvement with the lighting of the Beacon and the arrival of a shipload of former slaves in A Beacon For Hope.	+25	565
Arc 721, 87th~119th of Ashan	For acquiring a set of masterwork ships in Hook, Line, And Anchor. People notice such extravagant purchases...especially when they are donated to a settlement.	+15	580
Arc 721, 103rd of Ashan	For finding Mai's brother and helping him in He's Mai's Brother.	+10	590
Arc 721, 121st of Ashan	For holding speech in front of the settlers and proposing to introduce a tax in Death And....	+10	600
Arc 721, 2nd of Ymiden	The Unboxing.	+10	610
Arc 721, 39th of Ymiden	Saoire's Heroes: The Earth Table.	+30	640
Arc 721, 42nd of Ymiden	For giving Hopetoun a new guardian in The Bear Necessities.	+10	650
Arc 721, 45th of Ymiden	For casting his first fireball in Burning Man.	+5	655
Arc 721, 60th of Ymiden	For sharing piratical stories in The Night Market!	+10	665
Arc 721, 16th of Saun	For fighting crime in I Walk The Line.	+5	670
Arc 721, 34th of Saun	For single-handedly fighting off a drawer dragon in A Shellter Against Outrageous Fortune.	+10	680
Arc 721, 38th of Saun	For visiting Haven as a settlement leader in It's About Damn Time.	+5	685
Arc 721, 1st of Vhalar	For his involvement in the council meeting in Council Meeting: Cold Cycle 721.	+10	695
Arc 721, 6th of Vhalar	For appearing before a judge in The Arrrraignment Arrrrangement.	+10	705
Arc 721, 14th of Vhalar	For establishing an emergency council in Seeking Wise Council.	+5	710
Arc 721, 18th of Vhalar	For driving off the Dread Otter in 'Ottery Shards.	+10	720
Arc 721, 22nd of Zi'da	For acquiring new followers in An-ot'er Dread Otter Thread.	+5	725
Arc 721, 23rd of Zi'da	For putting an end to the in-famous crew of the Dread Otter in Ambush At Otter Cove.	+15	735

Darius will find people buying him a lot of drinks the next time he visits the Four in Hand. Every gambler loves a 'good sport' who doesn't mind losing most of their tokens by the end of the night.

Renown Rewards

Renown Rewards

Renown Level	Reward Size	Reward
50	Small	Unclaimed
100	Medium	+3 to Seafaring
150	Small	Unclaimed
200	Medium	+3 to Seafaring
250	Large, Locally Renowned	5 NPC Followers
300	Small	Unclaimed
350	Medium	+3 to Leadership
400	Small	Unclaimed
450	Medium	+3 to Leadership
500	Large, Nationally Renowned	10 NPC Followers
550	Small	Unclaimed
600	Medium	Unclaimed
650	Small	Unclaimed
700	Medium	Unclaimed
750	Large, Regionally Renowned	N/A
800	Small	N/A
850	Medium	N/A
900	Small	N/A
950	Medium	N/A
1000	Large, Internationally Renowned	N/A

[Darius Baer]

Thread List

Memories

Date	Thread Name	Location	Reviewed
Arc 696, 14th Of Vhalar	It's My Birthtrial And I'll Cry If I Want To	Scalvoris Town	☑
Arc 697, 11th~14th of Ashan	Boundaries	Scalvoris Town	☑
Arc 698, 23rd of Vhalar	Out The Gait	Scalvoris Town	☑
Arc 700, 2nd~5th of Ashan	(Wood)work In Progress	Scalvoris Town	☑
Arc 707, 56th of Ymiden	The Young Man And The Sea	Hollow Sea	☑
Arc 718, 22nd of Ymiden	All At Sea	Scalvoris Town	☑

Arc 720

Rebirth Cycle - Cylus - Ashan

Date	Thread Name	Location	Reviewed
1st of Cylus	Dusk Patrol	Scalvoris Town	☑
4th~6th of Cylus	Exposed To The Elements	Scalvoris Town	☑
8th of Cylus	Fit The First: The Crew Was Complete: It Included A Boots	Scalvoris Town	☑
14th of Cylus	Take A Gamble	Scalvoris Town	☑
15th of Cylus	Suffer The Little Children	Scalvoris Town	☑
17th of Cylus	Missing Children? That Can't Be	Scalvoris Town	☑
19th of Cylus	Nails On A Chalkboard	Scalvoris Town	☑
20th of Cylus	Runaway Reunion	Scalvoris Town	☑
21st of Cylus	Consequential	Scalvoris Town	☑
22nd of Cylus	Dead In The Water	Scalvoris Town	☑
23rd of Cylus	Libertalia	Scalvoris Town	☑
29th of Cylus	Casting Off	Hollow Sea	☑
30th of Cylus	A Curious Celebration?	Almund	☑
30th of Cylus	On The Ocean Floor	Dreamscape	☑
2nd~4th of Ashan	Getting A Handle On Things	Scalvoris Town	☑
8th of Ashan	Fragile Alliance	Scalvoris Town	☑
11th of Ashan	Bibliothèque	Scalvoris Town	☑
15th of Ashan	Bending Over Backwards	Scalvoris Town	☑
18th~19th of Ashan	Breaking The Surface	Ishallr	☑
20th of Ashan	Rowing An Errand	Scalvoris Town	☑
21st of Ashan	If You Give A Bee A Cookie	Scalvoris Town	☑
22nd of Ashan	Finding Faith	Scalvoris Town	☑
23rd of Ashan	How To Recognise Different Types Of Trees From Quite A Long Way Away	Scalvoris Town	☑
38th of Ashan	Darius, Darius, Let Down Your Hair	Scalvoris Town	☑
40th of Ashan	Unto The Breach I: The Lie Of The Land	Scalvoris Town	☑
41st of Ashan	Unto The Breach II: Supply And Demand	Scalvoris Town	☑
42nd of Ashan	Unto The Breach III: Seeking Passage	Scalvoris Town	☑
46th of Ashan	Unto The Breach IV: Castles Saved By Sand	BEACH	☑
52nd of Ashan	Unto The Breach V: Delivering The Goods	Ishallr	☑
65th of Ashan	In Our Spar(e) Time	Scalvoris Town	☑
75th of Ashan	Choose Your Fighter	Scalvoris Town	☑
90th of Ashan	And The Winner Is...	Scalvoris Town	☑
90th of Ashan	Winging It	Scalvoris Town	☑
91st of Ashan	Don't Rock The Boat	Scalvoris Town	☑
93rd of Ashan	Pushing The Boat Out	Scalvoris Town	☑
104th of Ashan	Don't Spar(e) The Horses	Scalvoris Town	☑
120th of Ashan	Fire Forged: Base Camp	Faldrass	☑
120th of Ashan	Fire Forged: Group B	Faldrass	☑
120th of Ashan	Forged In Fire: Way Down Deep	Faldrass	☑
120th of Ashan	Forged In Fire: Escaping	Faldrass	☑
120th of Ashan	Forged In Fire: Fighting	Faldrass	☑

Hot Cycle - Ymiden - Saun

Date	Thread Name	Location	Reviewed
1st of Ymiden	Into The Deep	Hollow Sea	☑
3rd of Ymiden	All Hands On Deck	Faldrass	☑
4th of Ymiden	Homecoming	Scalvoris Town	☑
5th of Ymiden	Finding Von Smooglenuff	Faldrass	☑
11th of Ymiden	Supercalifragilisticpolyhedraldiceous	Scalvoris Town	☑
12th of Ymiden	The Heart Burns	Faldrass	☑
16th of Ymiden	A Living Nightmare	Dreamscape	☑
17th of Ymiden	Home Is Where The Heart Is	Scalvoris Town	☑
22nd of Ymiden	Blurblurblurblurb!	Hollow Sea	☑
42nd of Ymiden	Within Earshot	Orm'del Sea	☑
64th of Ymiden	Delivering On A Promise	Storm's Edge	☑
65th of Ymiden	Another Day, Another Dweeb	Storm's Edge	☑
66th of Ymiden	Why Is it Always At The Bottom Of The Pile	Storm's Edge	☑
71st of Ymiden	Reds Unwelcome	Rharne	☑
6th of Saun	Captain's Log [W]	Sea north of Viden...?	☑

Cold Cycle - Vhalar - Zi'da

Date	Thread Name	Location	Reviewed
8th of Vhalar	Ashes To Ashes, Sawdust To Sawdust [Josef]	Scalvoris Town	☑
10th of Vhalar	Shared Reflections	Hollow Sea	☑
14th of Vhalar	Birthtrial Tribulation [Josef]	Scalvoris Town	☑
38th of Vhalar	The Wolf, The Dog, And The Pup	Havardr	☑
6th~7th of Zi'da	The Face Behind The Mask	Scalvoris Town	☑
25th of Zi'da	[Saoire Event] Darius and Zunylanih	???	☑
25th of Zi'da	[Saoire Event] Perdita and Darius	???	☑
39th of Zi'da	A Warm Reception	Viden	☑
42nd of Zi'da	A Scholar Of Blades	Viden	☑
44th of Zi'da	Reluctant Reunion	Viden	☑
44th of Zi'da	Beauty For Ashes	Viden	☑
72nd of Zi'da	Kindred Spirits	Scalvoris Town	☑

Arc 721

Rebirth Cycle - Cylus - Ashan

Date	Thread Name	Location	Reviewed
1st of Cylus	Cylus Dusk	Faldrass	☑
3rd of Cylus	Homeward Bound	Almund	☑
4th of Cylus	On A Scale From One To Tentative	Faldrass	☑
7th of Cylus	Rats Live On	Faldrass	☑
8th of Cylus	No Evil Star	Faldrass	☑
11th of Cylus	Hot Potato	Faldrass	☑
12th~14th of Cylus	Keep Out Of Reach	Faldrass	☑
17th of Cylus	Helter-Skelter, Seeking Shelter	Faldrass	☑
18th of Cylus	Past, Present, Future	Scalvoris Town	☑
19th of Cylus	Hold This Thread As I Walk Away	Scalvoris Town	☑
20th of Cylus	Serenity Island...... Creede Style!	Hopetoun	☑
22nd of Cylus	Three Men Walk Into A Bar(ony)	Hopetoun	☑
25th of Cylus	Sweetwine Song: Base Camp	Sweetwine	☑
25th of Cylus	Sweetwine Song: Fools' Errand	Sweetwine	☑
23rd of Ashan	It Was A Dark And Stormless Night	Hopetoun	☑
30th of Ashan	The War Of Slags Deep: Exposition 4	Scalvoris Town	☑
30th of Ashan	[The Forging] Ice	Ishallr	☑
30th of Ashan	[The Forging] Life And Death	Scalvoris Town	☑
38th~39th of Ashan	Face-Off	Hopetoun	☑
50th of Ashan	Hickory Dickory Dock	Hopetoun	☑
56th of Ashan	A Beacon For Hope	Hopetoun	☑
79th~80th of Ashan	Meals On Keels	Egilrun	☑
80th of Ashan	Herd Impunity	Scalvoris Town To Beacon	☑
87th~119th of Ashan	Hook, Line, And Anchor	Faldrass To Scalvoris Town	☑
95th~100th of Ashan	The Road Is Long	Scalvoris Town	☑
103rd of Ashan	He Ain't Heavy	Almund	☑
103rd of Ashan	He's Mai's Brother	Almund	☑
120th of Ashan	And The Winner Is...	Scalvoris Town	☑
121st of Ashan	Death And...	Hopetoun	☑

Hot Cycle - Ymiden - Saun

Date	Thread Name	Location	Reviewed
1st of Ymiden	Duty And The Feast [Astra] [Josef] [FF]	Hopetoun	☐C
2nd of Ymiden	The Unboxing	Hopetoun	☑
21st of Ymiden	Piratical Prologue [Josef; Cassion]	Scalvoris Town	☑
34th of Ymiden	Hopetoun Rangers Build A Lodge, Doo-Dah, Doo-Dah! [FF?]	Hopetoun	☐C
36th of Ymiden	To Everything, Turn, Turn, Turn [Ledas]	Scalvoris Town	☑
39th of Ymiden	Saoire's Heroes: The Earth Table [Ledas]	Saoire's Realm	☑
42nd of Ymiden	The Bear Necessities [Hopetoun; Astra; Ledas]	Hopetoun/Faldrass	☑
45th of Ymiden	Burning Man [Astra]	Hopetoun/Faldrass	☑
60th of Ymiden	The Night Market!	Scalvoris Town	☑
12th of Saun	The Front Of It [Barony]	Faldrass	☐C
16th of Saun	I Walk The Line	Faldrass	☑
21st of Saun	Brew And Bar Between	Hopetoun	☑
34th of Saun	A Shellter Against Outrageous Fortune [FF?; Barony]	Hopetoun	☑
38th of Saun	It's About Damn Time	Haven	☑

Cold Cycle - Vhalar - Zi'da

Date	Thread Name	Location	Reviewed
1st of Vhalar	Council Meeting: Cold Cycle 721	Almund	☑
14th of Vhalar	Seeking Wise Council	Hopetoun	☑
18th of Vhalar	'Ottery Shards	Faldrass	☑
96th of Vhalar	Missive Unmissable	Hopetoun	☑
22nd of Zi'da	An-ot'er Dread Otter Thread	Hopetoun	☑
23rd of Zi'da	Ambush At Otter Cove	Faldrass	☑
36th of Zi'da	The Arrrraignment Arrrrangement	Scalvoris Town	☑
55th of Zi'da	Winter Wonderland	Smooglenuff Manor	☑
71st~72nd of Zi'da	All Tied Up In Knots	Faldrass	☑
76th of Zi'da	At A Rate Of Knots	Almund	☑

Arc 722

Rebirth Cycle - Cylus - Ashan

Date	Thread Name	Location	Reviewed
1st of Cylus	Council Meeting: Rebirth Cycle 722	Almund	☑
3rd of Cylus	Bringing Together The Past And Future...	Haven	☑
14th of Cylus	Ice, Ice, Baby	Hopetoun	☑
18th of Cylus	Unus Annus	Scalvoris Town	☐C*
21st of Cylus	Pirate Princess Seeks Salty Seadog For Answers and Companionship	Egilrun	☐C*
13th of Ashan	Brandel With Care	Hopetoun	☐M
51st of Ashan	Bird And Egg, Wolf And Bear	Faldrass	☑
99th of Ashan	The Not-Sleepover	Haven	☑
100th of Ashan	What Does Love Do?	Haven	☑
122nd of Ashan	Twilight Masquerade	?	☑ [Astra]

Hot Cycle - Ymiden - Saun

Date	Thread Name	Location	Reviewed
18th of Ymiden	Bear Basics	Hopetoun	☑ [Astra]
27th of Ymiden	We Be Patrollin', They Hatin'	Faldrass	☐C [Wealth - Leadership]
46th of Ymiden	On Watch	Hollow Sea	☑S(C) [Astra]
54th of Ymiden	The One With Fire, Ice, Song, Soul...And A Ferret?	Scaltoth Jungle	☐C
4th of Saun	Welcome To The Neighbourhood	Sweetsong	☑C [Astra]
11th~12th of Saun	Building Blocks	Hopetoun	☑ [Jarad][Wealth - Leadership]
17th of Saun	Bearly There	Faldrass	☑ [Astra]
23rd of Saun	Self-Preservation	Hopetoun	☐S
28th~32nd of Saun	Garrison Fort	Hopetoun	☐S (C) [Jarad]
36th of Saun	Memento Of Misfortune	Hollow Sea	☑ [Astra]

Cold Cycle - Vhalar - Zi'da

Date	Thread Name	Location	Reviewed
1st of Vhalar	A Matter of Urgensea	Almund	☐M
4th of Vhalar	The Bumbling Scholar	Faldrass	☐C
14th of Vhalar	All It Takes	Faldrass	☑ [Astra]
16th of Vhalar	Falling Off The Wagon	Scalvoris Town	☐C
31st of Vhalar	Something Wicked This Way Comes	Faldrass	☐M
94th of Vhalar	Prelude: Tavern Tales From The Bottom Of The Sea	Hopetoun	☐C
105th of Vhalar	Revenge Of The Hollow Queen	Hollow Sea	☐C
12th of Zi'da	Bear Witness	Hopetoun	☐S