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Brian's Burning Wheel campaign
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Campaign Notes
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Adventures
- Session 1: Introduction and Expedition
- Session 2: Getting the Job Done
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Player Characters
- Calenmiriel, elven princess-to-be, out to see the world: Misha's page
- Côr, dwarven arms dealer: James' page
- Ezra Delacourte Caleb Czardan, noble son turned rogue wizard: Adam's page
- Keller March, an alchemist of some repute: Doug's page
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Dramatis Personae
- Malgog: Djerooni court sorceror (portrait)
- Marlo Salm: Alchemist based in Eighentin, from Gazon (portrait)
- One-Nose: Ghahi contact
- Penthus: Hallanen farrier/trapper (portrait)
- Relintiel: Anfhelar contact and Calenmiriel's uncle (portrait)
- Tourel Kunin: Tradesmistress of the Kunin House in Hobnob (portrait)
- Vanto Kunin: Former master of Kunin House, deceased
- Latana Kunin: Daugher of Vanto and Tourel Kunin (portrait)
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Locales
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Eighentin
The campaign starts in the trading town of Hobnob, about 15 miles upriver from the city of Eighentin. Hobnob has about 300 permanent residents, and trade caravans are encamped in the fields across the bridge at all times of year. During the Hobnob Harvest Festival, the little town swells to well over 3,000 humans, Hallanen, Anfhelar, and Morullar.
 The cliffs south of Eighentin (enlarge) |  The shoreline south of Whiteheath (enlarge) |  Roguestooth Falls, by Hobnob (enlarge) |  Swift River valley, looking southeast from the falls toward Eighentin (enlarge) |
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Djeroon
- Noble families of Djeroon
- 7 major families
- Mythal, Kreestadt, Bluthegade, Argent, Rellin, Crythegar, Fingot
- 4 minor families
- Dell, Czardan, Gallant, Zephym, Hasthor
- 6 lost families
- Lollock, Gamál, Farlence, Symnod, Naedal, Kommier
- 7 major families
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Campaign Points of Focus
- Exploration of a frontier, possibly a jungle
- Influence in sociopolitics
- Relying on the whole group for survival
- Interwoven plot lines leading to one main threat
- Visible effects of the central plot on different parts of the world
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House Rules
- I use one kind of Artha point, as in the first edition.
- When making a test using Beginner's Luck, a D or C test may be applied toward the root stat or toward learning the skill at the player's choice (likewise for artha).
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