Chronicles of Orgnath

The Convocation Arcanum sits upon their seat of power, but for how long? Ancient evils stir, alliances are shattered, powerful figures unite and the balance of power continues to shift and sway as new players begin emerging from the shadows. The people of Orgnath have known a semblance of peace for the last few hundred years and anyone clever enough to looks beyond the horizon... will see that is about to come to a crashing halt. It's a time of high-magic, political intrigue, and world-shaping events that will dictate the future for all of Orgnath and it's people.   Nothing is as it seems. Nobody is who they say they are. From the most sinister organizations to secret societies dedicated to the safety of the realm, everyone has a part to play in the events to come. It's not merely a question of which evil, or good to fight, but finding out who is what. Will you turn a blind eye for the promise of power, or will you stand against the forces of evil that threaten the livelihood of those you care about? Will you take the mantle of a tyrant yourself, or vanquish those who seek to do so? Every thread, regardless of how small, leads to a tapestry intricately woven with the grand scheme in mind.   Regardless of where your allegiances lie, who your people are, what you plan to do, who you stand to face, the world is evolving. You will either evolve with it, usher the evolution along, or you'll be consumed by it in the process.   From the moon-elves of Vel'ren'thir to the scattered peoples of the Tabaxi. Nobody will be left unscathed.

          [SENTENCE] Vak "The Merciless" Razor, wants the western kingdoms before the 25th of Galestorm (Double Full Moon) but is having difficulty taking it over with his forces of Vampires, Mercenaries, Necrofang and Undead because the kingdoms are strong both militarily and economically.
  [THEME] Courage and Bravery Prevail, Might is not enough to guarantee victory. Having the courage to stand up for what's right leads to victory, Might and arrogance lead to destruction.     Vak wants to take over the Western Kingdoms because of his hatred for the Keeper gods. He wants to destroy the temples, outlaw worship of them, and take over their resources so he can bring the "Black Citadel" into the Prime Material Plane and continue conquest with the help of demons and Zaazregan.   Vak wants to 'be' the future.