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In September of 2006, Kende Indirik left home to seek his own fortune. In order to get out from under the shadow of his siblings in his homeland of [[East Continent/Montauban|Montauban]], Kende took ship and sailed for the land of [[Atamara]]. His wandering led him to adopt the life of a sell-sword in the service of Darka. Only time will tell if he will find glory or death. | In September of 2006, Kende Indirik left home to seek his own fortune. In order to get out from under the shadow of his siblings in his homeland of [[East Continent/Montauban|Montauban]], Kende took ship and sailed for the land of [[Atamara]]. His wandering led him to adopt the life of a sell-sword in the service of Darka. Only time will tell if he will find glory or death. | ||
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| + | ==The Wayburg Campaign== | ||
| + | Kende's first mercenary campaign was less than successful. After a long march across the length of Atamara, Kende reached the city of [[Atamara/Wayburg|Wayburg]] in [[Abington]]. The city was in the middle of a [[Takeover#Colony_Takeover|colony takeover]] attempt by [[Minas Ithil]]. After helping in the takeover effort for two days, the forces of Abington arrived. In a massive battle, the takeover forces were scattered. Kende's Footmen were almost completely wiped out. Thus began the long, lonely walk home. | ||
Revision as of 22:37, 19 September 2006
In September of 2006, Kende Indirik left home to seek his own fortune. In order to get out from under the shadow of his siblings in his homeland of Montauban, Kende took ship and sailed for the land of Atamara. His wandering led him to adopt the life of a sell-sword in the service of Darka. Only time will tell if he will find glory or death.
The Wayburg Campaign
Kende's first mercenary campaign was less than successful. After a long march across the length of Atamara, Kende reached the city of Wayburg in Abington. The city was in the middle of a colony takeover attempt by Minas Ithil. After helping in the takeover effort for two days, the forces of Abington arrived. In a massive battle, the takeover forces were scattered. Kende's Footmen were almost completely wiped out. Thus began the long, lonely walk home.
