The Harrowing Of Wisemen

[Shaman 32]

The Harrowing of Wisemen

Declared, on the 17th of The Grand Harvest, Year 150, of the Second Age.

In heeding the serpents, the revelations of your dishonors have surfaced, and there is only one punishment fit within our clan for those that succumb to the pitfalls.

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To Toad’Yar, and his lifemate, Glasha’Yar,  I address this; 

 

I. For his weakness and complacency, Toad is considered harrowed - banished from the clan. He is, as tradition states, sent to the lands of Mor’Ghuun.

II. For her duplicity and thoughtlessness, Glasha is hereby harrowed - banished from the clan. She is, as tradition states, sent to the lands of Mor’Ghuun.

III. All lands, assets, and titles owned by these two individuals should be, under good faith, afforded to the Wargoth for redistribution amongst the clans.

 

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Signed,
Zag'Yar, Goth'ob Gazh-Doraz, and Wargoth of The Yar.

[Mannamannaa 1626]

[!] A tattered scrap of parchment, sodden with brine, makes its way to the holdings of Clan Yar. Large yet precise script in the ink of glow squids reads starkly to whoever inspects the letter. [!]

To the Clan of Yar,

Kor'garr has heard of the Harrowing called upon Toad'Yar agh Glasha'Yar. The Truthspeaker requests any items of Kor'garr's held by the now banished individuals are kept within the clan or stored for his eventual return, whichever would strengthen the Horde more. In addition, Kor'garr gruks over the status of that last trial to become a brother of the clan, agh their legitimacy. Are trials given out by those stripped of honor in themselves Honorless, or is only the action agh Truth of the taker measured by the ancestors of the Starguzh'Stroh above?
 

With Integrity agh Honor,
Kor'garr
Yar Aspirant
Former Skriptgoth.