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Forces of Corruption and Decay have infiltrated the highest spheres of the city.
But Supporters of Good and Light are holding their ground.
If you’re a WARGAMER, you’ll want to know that
If you’re a ROLEPLAYER, you’ll of course find many many uses for these characters!
And here’s something to get your creative juices flowing:
It was a gloomy night. The city slept. On the city’s main square, a lonely fly lazily buzzed about the head of a dying man, pilloried for his evil crimes.
As he drew his final breath, the insect whispered: “Let me resurrect you and bless you with immense powers to lay waste upon those who took you down. Your soul shall be the payment.”
With a dying sigh, the man assented. Creeping into his ear, the fly laid a tiny egg.
As it flew away, the man started shaking uncontrollably.
When morning came, the man was nowhere to be seen, with his pillory ripped away.
And so the infection began. The disease spread, sickening bodies and minds.
Turned into a demonic abomination, the criminal man had become the Plague Messiah, armed with terrifying physical and mental powers.
Yet he was but the spark that ignited the fire of decay in the city. His simple presence in the city corrupted the spirit of the twisted, the powerful, and the malevolent men and women of Mortenburg. In just a few weeks, the face of the city began to change…
What really happened to theCountess?
Will the presence ofSaint Ambrosia, the patron saint of the city, be enough to repel the demonic forces?
Can theCity Militia, with its limited resources, be strong enough to appease the people and maintain order?
Are the holySisters of the city strong enough in their faith, or have they already been corrupted?
And who really is the strange and enigmaticPlague Doctor?
What do you think really happened in Mortenburg?
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