Ronan altar at Shrine of Dreams desecrated by Chaston, replaced by fell Blood Marble one
Wednesday night, the altar at Ronan’s Shrine of Dreams was destroyed and replaced by Blood Marble by a company of white-robed individuals. Town Crier Irar tells the brief story of this SHAMELESS deed at the officials:
Category: Towns
Topic: Wehnimer’s LandingDate: 07/30/2016 12:47 AM CDTFrom: LUXELLESubj: Ronan Altar Destroyed in SHAMELESS Actions(I am posting this article in the correct place for Miss Newsby, who tried to post it for Mister Irar, but, of course, cannot…)
? The night began with Militia Captain Thrayzar briefing all present in front of Moot Hall with his scout reports. He related that he’d been tracking hordes of Blameless, mainly around Talador, and that they now numbered in the thousands. He also warned that he’d overheard something about “the Atonement” though he couldn’t make out any specifics, and was too hesitant to get closer to gather more information. After taking a few questions, he departed to read reports from his scouts abroad.
Shortly thereafter, a wagon rolled past Moot Hall, led by white-robed priests. All gathered briefly spotted a glimpse of blood-veined marble slabs underneath the wagon’s covering. Little else occurred until reports came in that the wagon had been spotted heading towards Upper Trollfang. Several groups set out to search for the wagon. One was led by Sir Cryheart, another by Sir Aydan. Mayor Puptilian also assisted in scouting. Eventually, all were directed to Ronan’s shrine. ? It was then discovered that the shrine of Ronan had been defaced. Ronan’s altar had been stolen, replaced by a blood marble altar. Despite the efforts of all involved, the altar could not be destroyed or dislodged. Cries from unidentified individuals then came in, announcing that the wagon had been spotted in another part of Upper Trollfang near Danjirland.
When the wagon was located, it was discovered that it had been abandoned, but was surrounded by fragments of broken marble. These were apparently the remnants of the altar to Ronan, and the pieces were distributed to various individuals. Mainly Ronan followers received fragments.
? Little else of note occurred that night that your humble correspondent personally observed.