GodlyDnD
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Sarcago is very much an isolated city, those there call it that anyway, while there are just about two thousand people there. Wilderness, mostly forests or woodlands, surround it, and the one known other city, Frenillo, is over fifty miles away, along a rarely used road through the wilderness subject to numerous dangers. Megamite is the metal that is mainly used, besides another rarer exotic metal, but most homes or buildings are mostly made from wood.
The core group are lawful people, under benign leadership of Groudar and his high council, observing ways that have those there being sociable. But a contester to the limited leadership there, Vargodor, has followers growing in number who are rather lawless in their ways.
No one is really expected to come to Sarcago, no one has since long ago in history when there were visiting mercenaries from Frenillo, which went on a few times with items being traded, until wolves, superwolves, and superscalywoods were invading the passage with the road between those cities, so it was a shock to many when a lone individual came to Sarcago along that road at this time. The chief officer was called and he with three other officers came to investigate who this was and what it would mean. It was not comforting to any that the lone individual who had arrived from along that road with such dangers was a child. The chief officer, Pildetar, plied this boy with questions, starting with, "Where did you come from?"
The core group are lawful people, under benign leadership of Groudar and his high council, observing ways that have those there being sociable. But a contester to the limited leadership there, Vargodor, has followers growing in number who are rather lawless in their ways.
No one is really expected to come to Sarcago, no one has since long ago in history when there were visiting mercenaries from Frenillo, which went on a few times with items being traded, until wolves, superwolves, and superscalywoods were invading the passage with the road between those cities, so it was a shock to many when a lone individual came to Sarcago along that road at this time. The chief officer was called and he with three other officers came to investigate who this was and what it would mean. It was not comforting to any that the lone individual who had arrived from along that road with such dangers was a child. The chief officer, Pildetar, plied this boy with questions, starting with, "Where did you come from?"