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== The Witch and the Captive God == | == The Witch and the Captive God == | ||
'''Journal excerpt, found discarded near Gammelgard''' | |||
== Regarding Events Beyond the Dread Firegates == | == Regarding Events Beyond the Dread Firegates == | ||
'''Report, delivered by Cynthia to the Greedy Greener leadership in Seglock''' | |||
== The Battle of the Ssaphíbían River == | == The Battle of the Ssaphíbían River == | ||
'''An analysis of forces and tactics''' | |||
== The Baron (PLACEHOLDER) == | == The Baron (PLACEHOLDER) == | ||
'''Contemporary op-ed, Seglock Weekly''' | |||
[[Category:Into the Greedy Green]] | [[Category:Into the Greedy Green]] | ||
Revision as of 19:04, 25 August 2022
Introduction
In the wake of the Sundown, dragons ran roughshod through the wilds of Isonhound, destroying towns and killing travelers. In response, a considerably higher-than-average number of the continent's population took on mercenary work as mercenaries, monster hunters, and investigators; these adventurers came to be known as the Greedy Greeners, in reference to the popular nickname for the dragon-infested Isonhound forest. Among these Greedy Greeners was Cynthia sen Espera, a knight-errant from a distant land. Though by no means a major figure, the extant historical documentation on Cynthia can offer an insightful look into the events and people of this tumultuous era.
Cynthia Before the Greedy Green
The Witch and the Captive God
Journal excerpt, found discarded near Gammelgard
Regarding Events Beyond the Dread Firegates
Report, delivered by Cynthia to the Greedy Greener leadership in Seglock
The Battle of the Ssaphíbían River
An analysis of forces and tactics
The Baron (PLACEHOLDER)
Contemporary op-ed, Seglock Weekly
