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Martyna Z'muir: New page: '''Title: Notes''' '''Author: Lord Casca''' I write the following words to document the great task before me. A game of chess requires aggression, subterfuge, and precision. Aggres...

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New page: '''Title: Notes''' '''Author: Lord Casca''' I write the following words to document the great task before me. A game of chess requires aggression, subterfuge, and precision. Aggres...

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'''Title: Notes'''

'''Author: Lord Casca'''

I write the following
words to document the
great task before me. A
game of chess requires
aggression, subterfuge,
and precision. Aggression
will be handled by others,
the Servant of Astaroth

on one side and the
citizens of Britannia on
the other. There are two
sides, and I pretend to
be the king for the side
I play against. Subterfuge
is the nature of my role.
To insure precision, I take

these notes.
. . .
I put aside all the duties
of a proper king, handing
these tasks to the hands
of those I know to be
incompetent and foolish. I
have no desire to govern

properly what will be laid
to waste. Going through
the notes, I will weaken
the system by replacing
competence with
mediocrity. I see a scribe
who will make a most
amusing choice as a

general. I see a spy who
was left to rot. I see a
saboteur as a trade
minister.
. . .
A mouse stands against
me? Amusing. I suggested
to my idiot aid that I

saw a few rats in town,
and he was quick to find
someone to place traps.
. . .
Unfortunately, public
opinion sits with the rat.
I have removed the traps
in hopes of appearing

benevolent.
. . .
I am allowing the
Spymaster to train a new
group of spies in hopes
of finding recruits for
my true master. I also
believe if will keep him

saw a few rats in town,
and he was quick to find
someone to place traps.
. . .
Unfortunately, public
opinion sits with the rat.
I have removed the traps
in hopes of appearing

benevolent.
. . .
I am allowing the
Spymaster to train a new
group of spies in hopes
of finding recruits for
my true master. I also
believe if will keep him

his price. He will keep
silent about what will
happen shortly in Trinsic.
Melissa will do her job
without interruption, so
any failure will be on her
part.
. . .

I had to kill Joseph
because apparently Magnus
Grey actually has some
competent people working
for him. I must keep
greater track of these
new spies. I have asked
James to give me a

complete list of these
new spies and summaries
of their activities. He
seemed confused by this
request, but a few
comments about � making
sure I, at least, know
these heroes� names�

helped persuade him.
. . .
Blackrock hurt my
Masters in the shadow of
Moonglow. The material is
powerful and must be
looked into. Beyond a few
works to � steal� the

material from my own
Royal stockpiles, I have
people spying on blackrock
researchers and mining
more of the stuff south
of Britain.
. . .
I have no real problem

with the meer, but I
wanted to see this new
blackrock poison in action.
Adding an impediment to
Magnus Grey� s work and
mentoring a promising new
necromancer were added
benefits.

. . .
The orcs were failures.
They lost their blackrock
toys and a few
chieftains. I despise
incompetence. I heard the
crop problem has spread
to their foods. I hope

they all starve for failing
me.
. . .
I tried to deal with a
few loose ends related to
Michael of Moonglow, a
promising blackrock
researcher I have

borrowed from.
Unfortunatly, the Royal
Spies are starting to
become a problem.
. . .
I gave Andrew the list as
soon as I heard of
Magnus Grey� s desperate

plan to infiltrate my
group and learn the
identity of � the
Pauper.�
. . .
Andrew only managed to
kill a few spies with his
inattention. Pathetic. Oh

well, his roll is secondary
with the invasions
� pushed back.�
. . .
One of the plans I� ve
been working on lately is
gathering a few large
groups of malcontents and

miscreants and turning
them into Pauper� s army.
While I can misuse the
Royal Guard and the
Shadowlords have much
greater armies, I want to
insure an exit strategy
should my true motives

be discovered.
. . .
My armies are gone, killed
in secret by some
powerful group. Since
Magnus Grey� s reports
are getting shorter and
shorter, maybe the Royal

Spies?
. . .
The Royal Guard
commander was so
incompetent he either
broke the law in a
pointless way or got
himself framed. Either

way, I can start moving
other people into place.
. . .
I love the variety of
tools I can misuse as
king. Diplomacy is one
incredible one. I have a
Cyclops tribe bothering

Tokuno now. Since my
master� s eyes will turn
to these islands soon,
best to be ready.
. . .
I have started changing
laws and hiring new people
to enforce my � vision�

for the Virtues. I am
curious who will be too
timid to move against me,
and who will show they
need to be removed.
Morton and Xavier show
a certain level of
brutality I can respect.

. . .
Blackrock is so useful.
Irate monsters rampage
across Tokuno thanks to
its magic. Wonderful. Now
to start the search.
. . .
I have had Magnus Grey

arrested. His spies are
remarkably competent and
hopefully soon dead.
. . .
My efforts at the
volcano have been foiled.
. . .
I have sent Morton to

clean up a few � loose
ends� in Tokuno. He does
a remarkable job. It is a
pity he failed to capture
James though or wipe out
the High Council.
. . .
My masters want the

Bell of Courage found and
destroyed. I think a fake
bell will bring the true
one out.
. . .
The artifact protecting
my castle has been
destroyed. It is time to

move to another place
anyway. Andrew had some
trouble with the remaining
spies again.
. . .
Magnus Grey has escaped,
and Morton has been
killed. I underestimated my

enemy again. Not a
mistake I will repeat.
. . .
Lady Dawn was not killed
by that fool pyromancer
or the necrosculpter. Now
she is talking with
platinum dragons and

fighting for Luna. My
masters want me to look
into her destiny. I have
had several wisps
captured. I hope to
torture their knowledge
of the future out of
them.

. . .
Blackrock bombs against
my enemies and their
greatest weapons? A
simple plan that I� m
surprised Melissa did not
consider.
. . .

I have lost the means to
produce more bombs, but
it doesn� t matter. I have
gotten the answers I
need from the wisps and
will join my masters. The
end of this war is near.

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 of finding recruits for
 my true master. I also
 believe if will keep him
-his price. He will keep
+distracted while I work on some other plans. I have created a secondary persona, the Pauper, to work on the criminal underworld and gather more allies to my master's cause.
 silent about what will
 happen shortly in Trinsic.

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Martyna Z'muir: New page: '''Title: Notes''' '''Author: Lord Casca''' I write the following words to document the great task before me. A game of chess requires aggression, subterfuge, and precision. Aggres...