Author Topic: The Mists - Vistani Camp  (Read 13415 times)

mariasochism

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Re: The Mists - Vistani Camp
« Reply #50 on: April 21, 2023, 06:58:32 AM »
[An unsuspected kind of merchantry has emerged, promising easy money to the eccentric crowd of mercenaries and adventurers that make their way through the camp. Someone is buying all the mundane valuables that were before deemed the least of value among the spoils looted with risk of life and limb. In this world of enchantments and powerful magic, will mundane art and antique gain prominence once more...?]

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Re: The Mists - Vistani Camp
« Reply #51 on: August 15, 2023, 09:10:51 PM »
Quote from: Rumour Mill

Rumors of a fight breaking out in the mist camp abound. An argument turned violent between a group and a single man. Magic was unleashed, and two died, but everyone who died was returned to life.

Still, it begs the question; "What was the fight about?"

« Last Edit: August 16, 2023, 02:17:15 AM by PeleLeekpai »

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Re: The Mists - Vistani Camp
« Reply #52 on: September 01, 2023, 09:52:39 PM »
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A goat-legged tiefling was seen setting up market stalls for anyone to use before setting up a bar with a hin. The bar saw a number of customers come and go in the past few days.

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Re: The Mists - Vistani Camp
« Reply #53 on: October 31, 2023, 04:58:42 PM »
//I couldn't find a forum thread specifically for the Keep of the Dyad, so if a moderator could move this to that thread if I have overlooked it, please and thankyou.

On one fateful evening, when the grounds of the Mist Camp bustled with people from all walks of life, Marissa, priestess of Hala, walked through the camp. Her white robes flowing with every movement yet there was a rigidity to her stride that wasn't normally seen. After a few short words with familiar faces, she strode into the Keep, her aura flashed and charged with the presence of divine warding. Her hands clenched, knuckles white. She stopped to speak with the Night Mother, softer tones at first, then her voice rising in anger. She moved off again, with purpose and fury in her gait.

A few minutes later, those attending the Keep for their own inscrutable business or lingering outside the Keep would hear the Marissa's usually quiet voice rise in pitch and in deafening volume. It is hard to make out what was said exactly, but it was not kind, forgiving or subject to misinterpretation.

A few minutes pass, and Marissa is seen storming out of the Keep, her form a-wash in powerful spells, hands clenched, power barely constrained below the reins of her self-control. She left the camp with nary a word to Bes'lyth, and was not seen for several days...