Guests from Thornkeep
DC 32
- Days
- 21
The gangs of Thornkeep have made a habit of passing through this region on the way to raid their neighbors, then, on their return, hiding just beyond the kingdom's border. They pitch camp not a hundred paces from our lands, though officially they are within Thornkeep's domain. However, the barony's neighbors think they are being attacked by raiders from the Stolen Lands.
DC by difficulty
| 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 30 | 30 | 32 | 34 | 30 |
Stability
| Margin | Effect |
|---|---|
| 0 | Relations-6Stability-5The Warden tried to close the border, but that only led to a long and grueling confrontations with the bandits. The losses have already been considerable, and the results negligible. Our neighbors remain outraged at the baron's inability to take care of the brigands. |
| 1 | Relations-4Stability-3The Warden strengthened the border patrols, but the gangs are still managing to slip through. The baron's advisor is stuck sorting through heaps of indignant letters sent from our neighbors. |
| 2 | The Warden did his best to gain the support of the locals, and now they inform him of any suspicious new faces they see in the region. The bandits can no longer slip through these lands to raid our neighbors. |
| 3 | Economy+1Relations+1The guard closed the border and, with help from a local militia, caught every last one of the bandits. After learning that these roads were safe again, the merchants returned with their caravans. |
| 0 | Relations-10Stability-4The Warden tried to force the gangs to pay tribute every time they went on a raid, but they didn't take it well. Now the gangs are robbing and pillaging our lands as well, and our neighbors are outraged that we took such a spineless stance towards the brigands. |
| 1 | Relations-5Stability-2The Warden tried to intimidate the bandits into paying for the right to pass through , but they wouldn't budge. They continue robbing and pillaging the barony's neighbors, and their victims keep sending us more and more indignant complaints. |
| 2 | The Warden laid down the law: either the raiders start paying for the right to pass, or they don't pass. After a brief moment's consideration, the bandits decided to steer clear of the dubious deal, and left these lands. |
| 3 | Economy+7Relations-2The Warden demanded that the bandits pay tribute for the right to pass. Upon returning from their most recent raid, the brigands surrendered a part of their loot to the treasury. |
DC by difficulty
| 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 30 | 30 | 32 | 34 | 30 |
Stability
| Margin | Effect |
|---|---|
| 0 | Relations-6Stability-5The Warden tried to close the border, but that only led to a long and grueling confrontations with the bandits. The losses have already been considerable, and the results negligible. Our neighbors remain outraged at the baron's inability to take care of the brigands. |
| 1 | Relations-4Stability-3The Warden strengthened the border patrols, but the gangs are still managing to slip through. The baron's advisor is stuck sorting through heaps of indignant letters sent from our neighbors. |
| 2 | The Warden did his best to gain the support of the locals, and now they inform him of any suspicious new faces they see in the region. The bandits can no longer slip through these lands to raid our neighbors. |
| 3 | Economy+1Relations+1The guard closed the border and, with help from a local militia, caught every last one of the bandits. After learning that these roads were safe again, the merchants returned with their caravans. |
| 0 | Relations-10Stability-4The Warden tried to force the gangs to pay tribute every time they went on a raid, but they didn't take it well. Now the gangs are robbing and pillaging our lands as well, and our neighbors are outraged that we took such a spineless stance towards the brigands. |
| 1 | Relations-5Stability-2The Warden tried to intimidate the bandits into paying for the right to pass through , but they wouldn't budge. They continue robbing and pillaging the barony's neighbors, and their victims keep sending us more and more indignant complaints. |
| 2 | The Warden laid down the law: either the raiders start paying for the right to pass, or they don't pass. After a brief moment's consideration, the bandits decided to steer clear of the dubious deal, and left these lands. |
| 3 | Economy+7Relations-2The Warden demanded that the bandits pay tribute for the right to pass. Upon returning from their most recent raid, the brigands surrendered a part of their loot to the treasury. |