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Revision as of 01:47, 25 June 2009
Title: WB Farm Investigation
Author: Tomas Savos
Volunteer Royal Guards -
Thank you for your
assistance so far in the
investigations around the
West Britain Farm
incident. Please continue
to investigate, and search
for any clues that might lead us to Imperus
Noxum, 'Pauper', or
anybody else who may
have been involved in
any events leading to the
poisoning of crops in
Britain, and poisoning of
corpsers in the Orc
Caves.
There are documents inside this hall that are copies of items found during the investigation so far.
A quick summary for those who have not been involved and wish to assist...
1. Cows, Pigs, and a sheep died suddenly in the West Britain Farm area.
2. Investigating these deaths, strange green flecks were found in the nearby farms.
3. These flecks were cleaned up, and then orcs began setting up camp nearby.
4. Orcs were seen poisoning crops in Skara Brae.
5. A note was found suggesting that Imperus Noxum was looking for seeds, possibly to poison them.
6. Volunteer Royal Guard attacked the Orc Caves, finding diseased corpsers and a bottle of green powder, very similar to the green flecks found at the farms.
7. An orc stopped at the VRG Hall and begged for peace; a truce between orcs and Britannia
8. Discussion with the orc, combined with an orcish journal suggested that a human had poisoned the orc's food, and as a result the orcs retaliated and poisoned human food.
One Town Crier remains ill from the food, and one farmer is reported as being very depressed over the loss of his animals. Otherwise, it is believed the problems from the green flecks have been contained for now.
Please work together to find as much information as you can about this situation.
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