An Atrocity To My People.

People of Travance,

I, Võrukael, shaman of the Veniir, wish to bring to you the grievances of my tribe.

Slowly but surely, we see the lands that belonged to our ancestors being handed over to practitioners of foul arts. The weave-taint stains three out of four of the lands of Travance, our homeland of Pendarvin included.

We will abide this no more! We have taken to the field of battle in protest of this abhorrent circumstance. We will continue our raids until our conditions are met.

Our terms are as follows:
    Antrim Ardentfyre steps down as Lord of Pendarvin, to be replaced by another with no ties to the mages.
    Erdrick Brightstar, demon-spawn that he is, steps down as the Lord of Kaladonia, to be replaced with one with no ties to the mages.
    Apollo Abendroth steps down as Knight-Protector of Drega'Mire, to be replaced or not by the judgement of Lord Vasco I.Corrado

Should these terms be acceptable, the raids will end henceforth. Should this not be the case, then I would meet with Cardinal Haigen to discuss Travance's counter-offer. I refuse to meet with the aberrations named above, nor with the men whose judgment has been rendered unsound by their trust in, and subsequent appointment of, such monsters.

The Good Cardinal may bring an escort should he not feel safe meeting me alone. The place and time of the meeting will be revealed by animal messenger on the first evening of the coming festivities.

We know that on a full battlefield, our forces are no match for the combined might of the four lands. Despite this, we are willing to die gloriously for our cause before we bow to such filth once more.

Until an answer is given, we will continue our raids to reclaim that which belonged to our ancestors.

By the strength of Tärkein'Aman,
  -Võrukael, Shaman of the Veniir Tribe

Obviously I am in no position to discuss terms with them, but they are are angry and full of rage, and that suggests to me that they are in a deep need of spiritual guidance, and so I will go to speak to the Barbarians. It is possible that they would do me harm... and so some company would be welcome, but we should be careful not to bring an army of aggressors, such a thing could ruin any hope of helping them to see the error of their ways. 

- Haigan

I will not be organizing a group of people, but rather will depart from the porch of the Monastery two to three hours before midnight, the night before the baronial feast. Any who are there and wish to accompany me are welcome as long as we do not resemble a hostile army. Also it seems that they strongly dislike mages and have some fundamental knowledge of our town, so the presence of spell casters may simply result in enraging them.

- Haigan