Dialogue[]
| “ | While visiting kin in the <Ashen> clan, your people discover that their lands have been overrun by <a strange new form of undead, formed from the ashes and unburned bones of their deceased relatives. Funerals no longer quite work there, the <Ashen>s say. They/the ashen undead, with whom you had your own problems>. Unlike you, they> have accommodated this dilemma by putting their unliving folk to work tilling their fields. <The barrier between the living and the dead, which has been growing thinner for decades, has finally been pierced by Chaos, <Noble (Shaman?)> says.>
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— Six Ages 2: Lights Going Out | ||
Consequences[]
If you send emissaries to demand they destroy their undead, choose your noble emissary and their entourage. The <Ashens> may be convinced and destroy their undead, aided by Humakt. Other clans may praise you for making this essential case. Mood may improve.
Advice[]
- "Killing them would be best, but a demand is better than a bribe." - Kerenna/Humakt devotee
- "The <Ashen>s like us." - Reda/Diplomat
- "Another consequence of Chaos blurring the line between life and death." - Dresta
- "Start with 20 cows worth of goods, upping the amount if they balk." - Issaries devotee/Bargainer
- "It is Elmal who defends us, not the undead." - Elmal devotee
- "The wall between the living and dead, long eroded by Chaos, as now crumbled." - Shaman
- "Let's focus on the real threat, the Wheels." - Wheel-hating ring member
- "The <Ashen>s like us."
- "Let's do nothing."
- "I utterly despise them, but won't let that show when I do to issue our demands."
- "They follow Berenstead custom by burning their dead."
- "None of your idead will help."