Dialogue[]
| “ | A group of your foragers fails to return from your wildlands. Searchers don’t find them. They do locate a spot where the bushes have been trampled, with droplets of blood nearby. <number> people are missing, in all.
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— Six Ages: Ride Like the Wind | ||
Consequences[]
At the start of the event, Mood drops and your Population lose the number of lost foragers.
If you conduct a divination, priests may watch in horror as darkness tears them apart.
If you call on spirits, they will either find your lost people or send a vision indicating that those people no longer exist. If they are lost forever, Mood drops further. Conversely, success will see the foragers return and Mood rise.
If you send a party to track them, they may be found hungry and afraid, but mood will improve.
Advice[]
- "Conducting both a divination and a spirit guide rite will be doubly taxing." - Shaman
- "The people are taking this hard."
- "We mustn't believe that they are dead."
- "The daughter of Nameforgot vanished while picking berries, driving him to overindulge in kumis."
- "We mustn't believe that they are dead."
- "I hate to say it, but they're already dead."
- "Whatever took them can do harm to our searchers."
- "Send a Dostal devotee."
- "I admire spirits as much as the next shaman, but they can't bring back the dead." - Raven trickster