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Greetings, wayfarers. The Liberation of Sliberberg is now complete. I want to thank all my readers. The 12 chapters of the Liberation of Sliberberg have been the best-received posts on this blog. I will be posting a short story about the epilogue later today. In the meantime, I know that a few of them missed
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With Murtagh defeated it is time to wrap up loose end and plot the course for the kingdom moving forward
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The final battle for Sliberberg is here but Murtagh knows the players are coming. He has turned Castle Sliberberg into a fortified maze of paintings and laid a trap for them in the heart of the castle
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The fifth and final of Murtagh’s top commanders Zareena Vaydra and her mercenaries serve as secret police and jailers for the regime. They have turned Underberg into a giant prison camp for the regime’s enemies.
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The fourth of Murtagh’s top commanders is his Marshall Count Cathán mac Uathach, the iron fist upon his left hand
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The commander observes Alteburg, which was generated using OpenAI DALL-E. Cairbre Mac Ronáin is a legendary mercenary and thief-taker. Before the coup, he led an army of thief-takers renowned throughout the Feyrealm for their tenacity and efficiency. When Commander Ironshoal refused to bow to Murtagh, the latter reached out to Cairbre and offered him the
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Ulrich flaunts his power by traveling through the city without escort, generated using OpenAI DALL-E. Count Ulrich von Schattenbrand is the chief mage of the coup and leader of the Royal Mage Corp. Of all the commanders, he is the most dedicated to the coup and Murtagh’s right to take power from Fredrick. This wholehearted
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Of all the five commanders who serve directly under Murtagh, Kraggath Bloodsail is the least savory. This brutish slob of a pirate king has been put in command of a navy made up of pirates and cutthroats that spend most of their time ashore terrorizing the people of the dock ward
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IN this chapter is listed all the sidequest available in SLiberberg for the players.
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Sliberberg is under martial law, the streets are full of Royal Army patrols, and the players are now wanted fugitives. Worse, there are checkpoints at every gate in the city, every ship exiting the city harbor is being searched, and the Royal Army is patrolling every inch of the countryside, searching for the players. In
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