🐙 Planet Aberat, Kingdom of Selya-Mira 🐙

The call of the gym is not easy to resist). Especially since I'm still fighting with the most "masculine" establishment in the whole city. Perhaps one day we will see a continuation of the fascinating story about Brown Banner and his patroness... because there was much more left unsaid than what was actually played out. Not a single hint slipped about the true motives of Ekkyranal Deriner, which had nothing to do with the banal conquest of Aberat. Not to mention the cunning plans of Salitil, which I planned to reveal through Juvencius... and there was also the fox arc. The head of the Pink Petals branch could easily have become a boss, under certain circumstances. At the very least, I needed a player on the side of Sorn-Tarn, two or three players for any loyal organization, and a fox (I took that role myself). Northerners, cultists, and mercenaries could get involved anywhere, and the brown knight could have shown the story from the antagonists' point of view. The truth about Ekkyranal Deriner could have been quite unexpected against the relatively predictable fact that Yuiner Kalidar is Salitil's adopted daughter. However, Yuiner's story itself could also boast interesting moments, and the lore of Sorn-Tarn is the largest of all at the moment, as it contains enough events for a separate book. Against this background, Ceraria seems quite simple, although she plays a key role in the plot. The only thing that bothered me in the full story was the departure from the original concept of the world: the conflicts of Lovecraftian cults. Yog-Sheldar and Iggahrad remained somewhere on the sidelines. The desire to make a powerful woman with sharp heels the antagonist won out. But overall, the result exceeded my low expectations. Among the players, I will very predictably highlight the simple factory worker, Derevos)