Dialogue[]
“ | Skeletons, brought to your lands by Kerenna's call to Humakt's <undead> foes, startle your foragers. Only <number> of them are wounded before she arrives to hew the skeletons down. The people rejoice at this feat, which will suppress the depredations of the unliving.
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— Six Ages 2: Lights Going Out |
Consequences[]
At the start of the event, mood rises and a number of <Swords/combatants> may drop.
If you have the king toast Kerenna in the royal hall, then the people will be happy to have the king honor their skeleton-slaying hero.
If you have the ring toast Kerenna in the royal hall, <Ring Member> and <Ring Member> praise her feat with eloquence. Said praise may even be from those criticizing her in this same event.
Regardless of your choice, a neighboring clan may give you a gift and think better towards you in gratitude for drawing the undead from their lands.
If you don't ask Kerenna to stop, more undead may attack.
Notes[]
This event can happen to Kerenna's niece, Korestene, also.
Advice[]
- "I do not require praise but will accept it for the benefit of others." - Kerenna/Korestene
- "Hmpf! Humakti arrogance!" - Iverlantho
- "Let us quit while we're ahead." - Venef
- "Suppressing the undead will earn us gifts and prestige." - Reda/Rodene/Diplomat
- "<Kerenna/Korestene>, you are good at killing skeletons, and even better at false humility." - Hanth/Hanvan
- "A strike against the undead is nearly as good as a strike against all of Chaos."
- "She build upon our previous actions against Nontraya, the Undead God." - if you have successfully completed the Summons of Nontraya ritual
- "Toasting reflects well on both the recipient, and the speaker."
- "This all started when the chief's prattling friends put her nose out of joint."
- "This feat brings us a dark joy, binding us together through fear."
- "This feat has stimulated a spirit of productivity in the people. They would not feel this way had we withheld sacrifice to Humakt."
- "Time to put away the blade."
- "This may prove profitable."
- "This will be good, until it gets bad."