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| == <center>Sang et Soleil</center> ==
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| <big><b><center>Robert's Seventh Sea epic, set primarily in Montaigne</center></b></big>
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| ==Setting Information==
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| '''Epic'''
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| * ''Story #0:'' [[The Story So Far]] -- Several historical capers prior to our heroes taking center stage.
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| * ''Story #1:'' [[The Soldier and the Soprano]] -- In which our heroes catch a traitorous colonel and discover the identity of a Castillian spy.
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| * ''Story #2:'' [[The Avalon Gambit]] -- In which our heroes meet an old enemy, make a noble friend and must choose between honor and country.
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| * ''Story #3:'' [[The Rapist Caper and Other Stories]] -- In which our heroes help three ladies, humiliate a villainous noble, and arrive too late to stop a tragedy.
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| * ''Story #4:'' [[The Rock of Tormentos]] -- In which our heroes encounter old enemies, endanger a friend and take a Castillian fortress amidst a black cloud.
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| * ''Story #5:'' [[The Lady's Party]] -- In which our heroes attend a party and save a man they meet there from execution.
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| * ''Story #6:'' [[The Castillian Expedition]] -- In which our heroes seek to reunite a family and instead divide a country.
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| * ''Story #7:'' [[The Cresent Connection]] -- In which our heroes save the life of an Emir but reveal him as a fool.
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| * ''Story #8:'' [[The Sidhe-Lord's Daughter]] -- In which our heroes journey to Avalon and confront an alien and terrible law.
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| * ''Story #9:'' [[The Birthday Party]] -- In which our heroes throw a party, rescue three ladies on three occasions, and lose a friend to murder.
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| * ''Story #10:'' [[The Treasure Ship]] -- In which our heroes journey across the seas, gain a galleon full of treasure and then wreck it.
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| * ''Story #11:'' [[The Ship-Wreck]] -- In which our heroes are shipwrecked on a strange island with a terrible cannibal god.
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| * ''Story #12:'' [[The Mertí Revolution]] -- In which our heroes free an island from slavery.
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| * ''Story #13:'' [[The Queen of Mertí]] -- In which our heroes journey to Charouse, meet a mad-man and part from a friend.
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| * ''Story #14:'' [[The Home-coming]] -- In which our heroes return home to Paix, meet a new friend, and one of them is accused of treason.
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| * ''Story #15:'' [[The Accusation]] -- In which our heroes defend one of their own from a charge of treason and vanquish an evil man.
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| * ''Story #16:'' [[The Gouda Time]] -- In which our heroes are distracted by a wide variety of things on their way to a party.
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| * ''Story #17:'' [[The Lost Fortnight]] -- In which our heroes forget the last two weeks and must retrace their steps to a sinister mountain castle.
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| * ''Story #18:'' [[The Fugitive]] -- In which our heroes help a young lady escape from the tenacious embodiment of unjust law.
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| * ''Story #19:'' [[The Three Brothers Who Wed Three Sisters]] -- In which our heroes once again rescue three Vodacce ladies in hiding from their husbands.
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| * ''Story #20:'' [[The Montaigne Job]] -- In which our heroes foil an attempt to steal L'Empereur's gold.
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| * ''Story #21:'' [[The Gabelle and Other Perils]] -- In which our heroes save a village, explore a frightening manor and learn that there are fates worse than death.
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| * ''Story #22:'' [[The Crossing at Consuegra Norte]] -- In which our heroes confront a friend working against L'Empereur.
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| * ''Story #23:'' [[The Captaincy]] -- In which a friend is struck low, and a villain takes his place and seeks to sow strife amongst the companions.
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| * ''Story #24:'' [[The Castillian Conundrum]] -- In which our heroes fake an assassination and one stains their honor.
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| * ''Story #25:'' [[The Heir]] -- In which our heroes seek out a lost Castillian princess and subsequently rescue her from the Inquisition.
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| * ''Story #26:'' [[The Earl and the General]] -- In which our heroes vie with romance and patriotism and then face invasion from an unexpected direction.
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| * ''Story #27:'' [[The False Friend]] -- In which our heroes take an unfortunate boat trip and are captured. Three times.
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| * ''Story #28:'' [[The Oubliette]] -- In which our heroes escape La Bucca, return to Montaigne and are unsettled by a party.
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| * ''Story #29:'' [[The Streets of Charouse]] -- In which our heroes rescue one lady and foil a plot aimed at another.
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| * ''Story #30:'' [[The Game]] -- In which our heroes play a game and, by any measure, lose.
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| * ''Story #31:'' [[The Conspiracy]] -- In which our heroes help overthrow the government.
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| '''Dramatis Personae'''
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| * [[Our Heroes]]
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| :* [[Aleksei Courtanvoux]] -- A half-Ussuran Montaigne nobleman who has a complicated family and social life. (Played by Sean)
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| :* [[Julien La Croix]] -- A Montaigne street-rat from birth, sly, intelligent and nonchalant. (Played by Jeremy)
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| :* [[Sebastien Cristophe Gaulle du Motte]] -- One of L'Empereur's Musketeers. (Played by Reid)
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| :* [[Marie-Celeste Minuit]] -- A former slave from the Midnight Archipelago and now a Knight of the Rose and Cross and current leader of the Island of Merti. (Played by Claire)
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| * [[Persons of Interest]]
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| :* [[Philip du Paix]] -- The heroes' initial employer.
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| :* [[Carlotta]] -- The notorious Castillian spy "El Chacal".
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| '''Places'''
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| * [[Paix]] -- Montaigne's diplomatic city, where the story begins.
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| * [[Isla Tormentos]] -- A small island off San Teodoro that makes an ugly hole in the Montaigne blockade.
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| * [[Islands]] -- A brief discussion on the various island chains of the Great Western Ocean.
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| * [[Mertí]] -- An island in the Midnight Archipelago, one of the chief colonies of Montaigne.
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| * [[Quotes]] -- Funny and notable sayings in the game. | | * [[Quotes]] -- Funny and notable sayings in the game. |
| * [[Group Hand Signals]] -- Know what the PC's are trying to say to each other. | | * [[Group Hand Signals]] -- Know what the PC's are trying to say to each other. |
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| | ==Old Epics== |
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| | * [[Sang et Soleil]] -- Montaigne heroes rise from Paix to change the destiny of the nation. |
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| ==Links & Resources== | | ==Links & Resources== |