Category Archives: Musings of a Dhe’nar Bard: Thoughts and Commentary

In prior posts, I noted the underhanded way that the current residents of the council chairs have obtained their status. It should come as no surprise that they have failed to fill every promise. The charter they voted for, fails … Continue reading →

All is quiet on the front. I’ve taken a step back to assess the damage. The Tower is still dissed in the community and reinforces it by not attending their own events and failing to follow their own charter guidelines. … Continue reading →

The Obsidian Tower is nothing, if not a hub of for those that seek political power. A beacon for Dhe’nar that have lost ties with our homelands, to claim expertise and authority of our people through a small little tower … Continue reading →

From the outside, it would be fascinating to watch – a bunch of Dhe’nar jockeying for power and control in a small outpost so far from Sharath, as to be nearly pointless. A culture so enmeshed in claiming to be … Continue reading →

It takes a lot of dedication, blood and sweat for an elf to be called ‘cousin’ and even MORE so for a half elf. We call such cousins, “Shorn’ri”. Mnar was the first to be named as such at the … Continue reading →

Eoghain’s council decided to meet unexpectedly the other night, sandbagging me into attending without so much as a notification.  Upon arrival, Aradhe (a painstealer, and thus Temple caste) was sitting in the Warlock chair to my surprise. Now he places blame … Continue reading →

The Tribunal ended around the end of February, settling my official year of restriction. While I had been remade an officer at the end of a seven month trial, I felt that it was respectful to not take on the … Continue reading →

Every new year comes with challenges and breakthroughs. The prior culture of the Obsidian Tower left the result in shambles. There were no officers, no new members and only a handful of active players that logged in regularly. The Tower … Continue reading →

My shira’qa has passed her requirements to gain red silk. She’s ecstatic that her hard work has paid off, though the world at large doesn’t really acknowledge it. She’s officially a trained slave, for all intents and purposes. It has … Continue reading →

My lecture two weeks ago on the History of Torture was a smashing success. A little irritating interruption, but nothing unsurprising for such a large crowd. My thanks to Debia and to Bekke for the borrowing of a few items … Continue reading →