ATM II Planning/Discussion Thread - The Barrow-Downs Discussion Forum

piosenniel · 05-01-2006, 10:41 AM

Historical Background:

It is Fourth Age 651. A year has passed since the Anakronism Dweomer allowed a selected group of individuals to fight their way through many obstacles [such as constant annoyances, minor disturbances, tests, and the occasional bit of mortal peril] to escape Mordor.

Those who succeeded now live with considerable fame and fortune. With memories of their lives and trials in Mordor often successfully repressed the former Offending Party concentrates on other tasks. Yet Mordor remains.

As the politics of Gondor become more and more uneasy, Assignations to Mordor have become more and more unpredictable. As approval rates for Mardil II of Gondor rise, the power of the King's Law to keep Assignees inside of Mordor wanes. As Mardil remains unwilling to work for the Blue Wizards, their temperament affects all of Mordor, as well as the people inhabiting it. It seems inevitable that all of Mordor will break loose of the hold of the weakening Dweomer. Roggie of Morgoth, the unsteady ruler of the uncertain land, grows worried daily over how he will keep his subjects within his borders without the help of the King's Law and with the growing unpredictability of the Dweomer. He believes that Mardil is to blame.

05-01-2006, 10:41 AM	#2
piosenniel Desultory Dwimmerlaik Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Pickin' flowers with Bill the Cat..... Posts: 7,779	Historical Background: It is Fourth Age 651. A year has passed since the Anakronism Dweomer allowed a selected group of individuals to fight their way through many obstacles [such as constant annoyances, minor disturbances, tests, and the occasional bit of mortal peril] to escape Mordor. Those who succeeded now live with considerable fame and fortune. With memories of their lives and trials in Mordor often successfully repressed the former Offending Party concentrates on other tasks. Yet Mordor remains. As the politics of Gondor become more and more uneasy, Assignations to Mordor have become more and more unpredictable. As approval rates for Mardil II of Gondor rise, the power of the King's Law to keep Assignees inside of Mordor wanes. As Mardil remains unwilling to work for the Blue Wizards, their temperament affects all of Mordor, as well as the people inhabiting it. It seems inevitable that all of Mordor will break loose of the hold of the weakening Dweomer. Roggie of Morgoth, the unsteady ruler of the uncertain land, grows worried daily over how he will keep his subjects within his borders without the help of the King's Law and with the growing unpredictability of the Dweomer. He believes that Mardil is to blame. Last edited by piosenniel; 05-01-2006 at 11:01 AM.

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