This year, an entire KaraKorum Orc tribe showed up one morning while the Fairgrounds were being set up north of Aquitaine's walls. In such a case, some sort of political negotiation will be happening between the leaders of that tribe and the heads of supposedly more "civilized" nations. Treaties will cover undisturbed travel rights across the nearby areas of the Warden Road, trade relations among smaller bands and the closest Freecities League town associated with Aquitaine, established caravans to be recognized as friendly parties, and systems for settling local disputes.
This sort of political negotiation has happened every several Great Fairs since long before the Iron Throne was vacated. "International Politics" is all very important, yes of course, but the Great Fair negotiations are about practical matters.
SNAFU Guild explores the city of Morodar for ways and means of seeing justice done to Magus Barhvell Tillon the Blue via the Wizard Court. And for helping the Demay sisters. While we are here, we should check in with sponsor Gringlebrush Faegon. And maybe pick up some additional clothes for future adventures. And maybe even figure out this puzzle with the bits of crystal -- that might fit together into a short of hope chest shape?
The court in judgment of Magus Barhvell Tillon the Blue -- until recently of Quinlan's Rise -- has sentenced the SNAFU Guild to restore Tillon's three victims to unpetrified state if possible, so the court can determine their final sentence on Magus Tillon himself. Meanwhile, the city of Morodar has an odd bird-transmitted disease or pestilence or something that city leaders are trying to get under control.
The Road to Justice Trilogy ends with a trip south on the Warden Road from Morodar back to the Free City of Aquitaine.
An out-of-season heavy rainstorm came to Aquitaine from the west, from out of sight across the Longgrass Plains. It filled the skies from west to east, from south to north ... ... and then it stayed put. For sixteen days.