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	Marshall Hadrag, realizing that he must take the seas if he was going to achieve independence for the city, commissioned [[Garen Taltosbane]] as the first [[Grand Admiral of the Seas of Neptaris]]. Admiral Taltosbane, a former pirate that Hadrag had met in prison, quickly mobilized not only the Neptaran fleet but many pirate vessels from [[Marosh]] and slowly took control of the waters around Neptaris. By {{NCYear\|923}}, most of the Imperial fleet had been destroyed. It was in this year, however, that Legate Zemarchus had finally answered the summons of the Pontifex.		Marshall Hadrag, realizing that he must take the seas if he was going to achieve independence for the city, commissioned [[Garen Taltosbane]] as the first [[Grand Admiral of the Seas of Neptaris]]. Admiral Taltosbane, a former pirate that Hadrag had met in prison, quickly mobilized not only the Neptaran fleet but many pirate vessels from [[Marosh]] and slowly took control of the waters around Neptaris. By {{NCYear\|923}}, most of the Imperial fleet had been destroyed. It was in this year, however, that Legate Zemarchus had finally answered the summons of the Pontifex.

	Marshall Hadrag, who had received little real resistance from the Empire, was now faced with a mighty Legion that was well supplied and trained. Within a month, Legate Zemarchus had taken the city. Imperial troops flooded into the city, raping and pillaging throughout, while Zemarchus executed everyone in the city holding a title. Marshall Hadrag was drawn and quartered and pieces of his corpse were hung from each gate. The Legate then set the city ablaze and locked the portculli of the gates into place, trapping the citizens within. The city burned for two weeks before the fires finally subsided. Almost three-quarters of the city's population died.		Marshall Hadrag, who had received little real resistance from the Empire, was now faced with a mighty Legion that was well supplied and trained. Within a month, Legate Zemarchus had taken the city. Imperial troops flooded into the city, raping and pillaging throughout, while Zemarchus executed everyone in the city holding a title. Marshall Hadrag was drawn and quartered and pieces of his corpse were hung from each gate. The Legate then set the city ablaze and locked the portculli of the gates into place, trapping the citizens within. The city burned for two weeks before the fires finally subsided. Almost three-quarters of the city's population died in what would become known as the [[Fortnight of Screams]].

	Legate Zemarchus, arrogant from his victory at Neptaris, decided to solve all of Cambrecia's ills by taking his army back to Ciritasnia by way of the foothills of the [[Cambrecian Mountains]], the center of rebellious thought in Cambrecia. As he moved through the foothills, he razed many towns and villages suspected of supporting rebellion. Late in the season of {{NCYear\|924}}, while Zemarchus and his Legion were enjoying their latest rampage through a defenseless town, a contingent of dwarven troops suddenly swarmed out of the mountains. The dwarves, led by King [[Jormung of Derlos]], decimated Zemarchus' Legion and sent the Legate himself sneaking back to Septarium. Upon his arrival, the Pontifex had Zemarchus arrested, tried and executed for his actions in Neptaris.		Legate Zemarchus, arrogant from his victory at Neptaris, decided to solve all of Cambrecia's ills by taking his army back to Ciritasnia by way of the foothills of the [[Cambrecian Mountains]], the center of rebellious thought in Cambrecia. As he moved through the foothills, he razed many towns and villages suspected of supporting rebellion. Late in the season of {{NCYear\|924}}, while Zemarchus and his Legion were enjoying their latest rampage through a defenseless town, a contingent of dwarven troops suddenly swarmed out of the mountains. The dwarves, led by King [[Jormung of Derlos]], decimated Zemarchus' Legion and sent the Legate himself sneaking back to Septarium. Upon his arrival, the Pontifex had Zemarchus arrested, tried and executed for his actions in Neptaris.

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	Marshall Hadrag, realizing that he must take the seas if he was going to achieve independence for the city, commissioned [[Garen Taltosbane]] as the first [[Grand Admiral of the Seas of Neptaris]]. Admiral Taltosbane, a former pirate that Hadrag had met in prison, quickly mobilized not only the Neptaran fleet but many pirate vessels from [[Marosh]] and slowly took control of the waters around Neptaris. By {{NCYear\|923}}, most of the Imperial fleet had been destroyed. It was in this year, however, that Legate Zemarchus had finally answered the summons of the Pontifex.		Marshall Hadrag, realizing that he must take the seas if he was going to achieve independence for the city, commissioned [[Garen Taltosbane]] as the first [[Grand Admiral of the Seas of Neptaris]]. Admiral Taltosbane, a former pirate that Hadrag had met in prison, quickly mobilized not only the Neptaran fleet but many pirate vessels from [[Marosh]] and slowly took control of the waters around Neptaris. By {{NCYear\|923}}, most of the Imperial fleet had been destroyed. It was in this year, however, that Legate Zemarchus had finally answered the summons of the Pontifex.

	Marshall Hadrag, who had received little real resistance from the Empire, was now faced with a mighty Legion that was well supplied and trained. Within a month, Legate Zemarchus had taken the city and executed ~~its leaders~~. Marshall Hadrag was drawn and quartered and pieces of his corpse were hung from each gate. The Legate then set the city ablaze and locked the portculli of the gates into place, trapping the citizens within. The city burned for two weeks before the fires finally subsided. Almost three-quarters of the city's population died.		Marshall Hadrag, who had received little real resistance from the Empire, was now faced with a mighty Legion that was well supplied and trained. Within a month, Legate Zemarchus had taken the city. Imperial troops flooded into the city, raping and pillaging throughout, while Zemarchus executed everyone in the city holding a title. Marshall Hadrag was drawn and quartered and pieces of his corpse were hung from each gate. The Legate then set the city ablaze and locked the portculli of the gates into place, trapping the citizens within. The city burned for two weeks before the fires finally subsided. Almost three-quarters of the city's population died.

	Legate Zemarchus, arrogant from his victory at Neptaris, decided to solve all of Cambrecia's ills by taking his army back to Ciritasnia by way of the foothills of the [[Cambrecian Mountains]], the center of rebellious thought in Cambrecia. As he moved through the foothills, he razed many towns and villages suspected of supporting rebellion. Late in the season of {{NCYear\|924}}, while Zemarchus and his Legion were enjoying their latest rampage through a defenseless town, a contingent of dwarven troops suddenly swarmed out of the mountains. The dwarves, led by King [[Jormung of Derlos]], decimated Zemarchus' Legion and sent the Legate himself sneaking back to Septarium. Upon his arrival, the Pontifex had Zemarchus arrested, tried and executed for his actions in Neptaris.		Legate Zemarchus, arrogant from his victory at Neptaris, decided to solve all of Cambrecia's ills by taking his army back to Ciritasnia by way of the foothills of the [[Cambrecian Mountains]], the center of rebellious thought in Cambrecia. As he moved through the foothills, he razed many towns and villages suspected of supporting rebellion. Late in the season of {{NCYear\|924}}, while Zemarchus and his Legion were enjoying their latest rampage through a defenseless town, a contingent of dwarven troops suddenly swarmed out of the mountains. The dwarves, led by King [[Jormung of Derlos]], decimated Zemarchus' Legion and sent the Legate himself sneaking back to Septarium. Upon his arrival, the Pontifex had Zemarchus arrested, tried and executed for his actions in Neptaris.

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	The King of Cambrecia, [[Basran Sugurd]], massed an army and prepared to march on Neptaris. His trip to the city was fraught with danger as rebellious agents within Cambrecia harried his every step. When he reached Neptaris, he had only 500 soldiers with which to attack the city. Unfamiliar with military tactics, King Basran chose to attack, despite being outnumbered. His men were slaughtered by Marshall Hadrag and his army. Hadrag killed King Basran himself in battle and the royal's head was sent to [[Septarium]] as a lesson to the Empire.		The King of Cambrecia, [[Basran Sugurd]], massed an army and prepared to march on Neptaris. His trip to the city was fraught with danger as rebellious agents within Cambrecia harried his every step. When he reached Neptaris, he had only 500 soldiers with which to attack the city. Unfamiliar with military tactics, King Basran chose to attack, despite being outnumbered. His men were slaughtered by Marshall Hadrag and his army. Hadrag killed King Basran himself in battle and the royal's head was sent to [[Septarium]] as a lesson to the Empire.

	Unfortunately, the Pontifex of [[Zelos]] in Septarium got the message all too well. He used the opportunity to name himself Regent of Basran's young son and recalled the Imperial Legate, [[Zemarchus Comitas of House Gabinius]] of [[House Gabinius]] from northern [[Ciritasnia]] to fight against the rebels of Neptaris. Legate Zemarchus at first chose to ignore the pleas from the Pontifex and continued fighting against rebels in Ciritasnia. The Pontifex tried to amass what military strength he could, but continued rebellions kept most of the Imperial forces busy in central Cambrecia. The Pontifex finally realized that Neptaris was a fortified city, not a small rebel camp, and decided not to march on the city with the small army he was able to amass. He did, however, command the Imperial navy to begin sinking any vessel that carried the standard of Neptaris. The navy did not share the Legate's apathy for the situation, and Neptaris found itself unable to trade with its neighbors.		Unfortunately, the Pontifex of [[Zelos]] in Septarium got the message all too well. He used the opportunity to name himself Regent of Basran's young son and recalled the Imperial Legate, [[Zemarchus Comitas of House Gabinius\|Zemarchus Comitas]] of [[House Gabinius]] from northern [[Ciritasnia]] to fight against the rebels of Neptaris. Legate Zemarchus at first chose to ignore the pleas from the Pontifex and continued fighting against rebels in Ciritasnia. The Pontifex tried to amass what military strength he could, but continued rebellions kept most of the Imperial forces busy in central Cambrecia. The Pontifex finally realized that Neptaris was a fortified city, not a small rebel camp, and decided not to march on the city with the small army he was able to amass. He did, however, command the Imperial navy to begin sinking any vessel that carried the standard of Neptaris. The navy did not share the Legate's apathy for the situation, and Neptaris found itself unable to trade with its neighbors.

	Marshall Hadrag, realizing that he must take the seas if he was going to achieve independence for the city, commissioned [[Garen Taltosbane]] as the first [[Grand Admiral of the Seas of Neptaris]]. Admiral Taltosbane, a former pirate that Hadrag had met in prison, quickly mobilized not only the Neptaran fleet but many pirate vessels from [[Marosh]] and slowly took control of the waters around Neptaris. By {{NCYear\|923}}, most of the Imperial fleet had been destroyed. It was in this year, however, that Legate Zemarchus had finally answered the summons of the Pontifex.		Marshall Hadrag, realizing that he must take the seas if he was going to achieve independence for the city, commissioned [[Garen Taltosbane]] as the first [[Grand Admiral of the Seas of Neptaris]]. Admiral Taltosbane, a former pirate that Hadrag had met in prison, quickly mobilized not only the Neptaran fleet but many pirate vessels from [[Marosh]] and slowly took control of the waters around Neptaris. By {{NCYear\|923}}, most of the Imperial fleet had been destroyed. It was in this year, however, that Legate Zemarchus had finally answered the summons of the Pontifex.

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	The King of Cambrecia, [[Basran Sugurd]], massed an army and prepared to march on Neptaris. His trip to the city was fraught with danger as rebellious agents within Cambrecia harried his every step. When he reached Neptaris, he had only 500 soldiers with which to attack the city. Unfamiliar with military tactics, King Basran chose to attack, despite being outnumbered. His men were slaughtered by Marshall Hadrag and his army. Hadrag killed King Basran himself in battle and the royal's head was sent to [[Septarium]] as a lesson to the Empire.		The King of Cambrecia, [[Basran Sugurd]], massed an army and prepared to march on Neptaris. His trip to the city was fraught with danger as rebellious agents within Cambrecia harried his every step. When he reached Neptaris, he had only 500 soldiers with which to attack the city. Unfamiliar with military tactics, King Basran chose to attack, despite being outnumbered. His men were slaughtered by Marshall Hadrag and his army. Hadrag killed King Basran himself in battle and the royal's head was sent to [[Septarium]] as a lesson to the Empire.

	Unfortunately, the Pontifex of [[Zelos]] in Septarium got the message all too well. He used the opportunity to name himself Regent of Basran's young son and recalled the Imperial Legate, [[Zemarchus Comitas]] of [[House Gabinius]] from northern [[Ciritasnia]] to fight against the rebels of Neptaris. Legate Zemarchus at first chose to ignore the pleas from the Pontifex and continued fighting against rebels in Ciritasnia. The Pontifex tried to amass what military strength he could, but continued rebellions kept most of the Imperial forces busy in central Cambrecia. The Pontifex finally realized that Neptaris was a fortified city, not a small rebel camp, and decided not to march on the city with the small army he was able to amass. He did, however, command the Imperial navy to begin sinking any vessel that carried the standard of Neptaris. The navy did not share the Legate's apathy for the situation, and Neptaris found itself unable to trade with its neighbors.		Unfortunately, the Pontifex of [[Zelos]] in Septarium got the message all too well. He used the opportunity to name himself Regent of Basran's young son and recalled the Imperial Legate, [[Zemarchus Comitas of House Gabinius]] of [[House Gabinius]] from northern [[Ciritasnia]] to fight against the rebels of Neptaris. Legate Zemarchus at first chose to ignore the pleas from the Pontifex and continued fighting against rebels in Ciritasnia. The Pontifex tried to amass what military strength he could, but continued rebellions kept most of the Imperial forces busy in central Cambrecia. The Pontifex finally realized that Neptaris was a fortified city, not a small rebel camp, and decided not to march on the city with the small army he was able to amass. He did, however, command the Imperial navy to begin sinking any vessel that carried the standard of Neptaris. The navy did not share the Legate's apathy for the situation, and Neptaris found itself unable to trade with its neighbors.

	Marshall Hadrag, realizing that he must take the seas if he was going to achieve independence for the city, commissioned [[Garen Taltosbane]] as the first [[Grand Admiral of the Seas of Neptaris]]. Admiral Taltosbane, a former pirate that Hadrag had met in prison, quickly mobilized not only the Neptaran fleet but many pirate vessels from [[Marosh]] and slowly took control of the waters around Neptaris. By {{NCYear\|923}}, most of the Imperial fleet had been destroyed. It was in this year, however, that Legate Zemarchus had finally answered the summons of the Pontifex.		Marshall Hadrag, realizing that he must take the seas if he was going to achieve independence for the city, commissioned [[Garen Taltosbane]] as the first [[Grand Admiral of the Seas of Neptaris]]. Admiral Taltosbane, a former pirate that Hadrag had met in prison, quickly mobilized not only the Neptaran fleet but many pirate vessels from [[Marosh]] and slowly took control of the waters around Neptaris. By {{NCYear\|923}}, most of the Imperial fleet had been destroyed. It was in this year, however, that Legate Zemarchus had finally answered the summons of the Pontifex.

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	In the spring of {{NCYear\|900}}, the response to the Imperial edict that ceded [[Neptaris]] to [[Cambrecia]] came in the form of [[Hadrag]] of [[House Markos]]. Hadrag, despite his descent from nobility, refused to align himself with the Empire and found himself imprisoned for his volatile beliefs more than a few times in the last decade of the 9th century. In the winter of {{NCYear\|899}}, he was released from his most recent stint in the work camps only to start fomenting rebellion again. This time, his voice was heard and the people rallied behind him. In the elections of {{NCYear\|900}}, Hadrag and two of his strongest supporters, [[Richard Goldshield]] and [[Theod Maquin]], were elected to the Supreme Assembly. After passing a measure to declare their independence from the Empire, Hadrag stepped down and was immediately named Marshall of Arms for Neptaris.		In the spring of {{NCYear\|900}}, the response to the Imperial edict that ceded [[Neptaris]] to [[Cambrecia]] came in the form of [[Hadrag of House Markos\|Hadrag]] of [[House Markos]]. Hadrag, despite his descent from nobility, refused to align himself with the Empire and found himself imprisoned for his volatile beliefs more than a few times in the last decade of the 9th century. In the winter of {{NCYear\|899}}, he was released from his most recent stint in the work camps only to start fomenting rebellion again. This time, his voice was heard and the people rallied behind him. In the elections of {{NCYear\|900}}, Hadrag and two of his strongest supporters, [[Richard Goldshield]] and [[Theod Maquin]], were elected to the Supreme Assembly. After passing a measure to declare their independence from the Empire, Hadrag stepped down and was immediately named Marshall of Arms for Neptaris.

	Immediately upon his confirmation as Marshall of Arms, Hadrag gathered together a group of soldiers who despised the Empire and sacked the Imperial garrison in Neptaris. He also arrested Imperial tax collectors, bureaucrats and naval captains as enemies of the state and had many of them executed. Those who were not executed were stripped of their properties and sent to Septarium wearing nothing but hair shirts.		Immediately upon his confirmation as Marshall of Arms, Hadrag gathered together a group of soldiers who despised the Empire and sacked the Imperial garrison in Neptaris. He also arrested Imperial tax collectors, bureaucrats and naval captains as enemies of the state and had many of them executed. Those who were not executed were stripped of their properties and sent to Septarium wearing nothing but hair shirts.

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	The Legion was shaken to its roots when it realized that their Legate, who was also the Emperor's son and heir, had been stolen from their very midst. The Supreme Assembly sent a message to the Legion informing the soldiers that the Assembly was awaiting terms of surrender. Not knowing what to do, Androcles' subordinates sent a message to Zeth in the hope that one of them would be raised to the position of Legate and receive the honor of rescuing the Emperor's son. For almost a year, the Legion maintained a military presence in the city while the Assembly and their hostage waited in Castle Zepharos (food and provisions were permitted within, to insure the Legate's continued good health). The message they received from Zeth was even more shocking than the kidnapping of Androcles: the Emperor Antonius had died and Androcles must be returned home to receive his crown at all costs. The Legion took this to mean surrender and promptly did so, with the condition that Androcles would be permitted safe passage to Zeth. The Assembly readily agreed and Neptaran independence was finally regained in {{NCYear\|980}}. Within days of the surrender, Admiral Blacklocks died in a tavern due to excessive celebrations. Androcles returned to Zeth to be crowned Emperor and surprisingly upheld the terms of surrender his troops had signed. Contemporaries lauded [[the Treaty of Neptaris]], but it would pave the way for over one hundred years of fighting in the next century.		The Legion was shaken to its roots when it realized that their Legate, who was also the Emperor's son and heir, had been stolen from their very midst. The Supreme Assembly sent a message to the Legion informing the soldiers that the Assembly was awaiting terms of surrender. Not knowing what to do, Androcles' subordinates sent a message to Zeth in the hope that one of them would be raised to the position of Legate and receive the honor of rescuing the Emperor's son. For almost a year, the Legion maintained a military presence in the city while the Assembly and their hostage waited in Castle Zepharos (food and provisions were permitted within, to insure the Legate's continued good health). The message they received from Zeth was even more shocking than the kidnapping of Androcles: the Emperor Antonius had died and Androcles must be returned home to receive his crown at all costs. The Legion took this to mean surrender and promptly did so, with the condition that Androcles would be permitted safe passage to Zeth. The Assembly readily agreed and Neptaran independence was finally regained in {{NCYear\|980}}. Within days of the surrender, Admiral Blacklocks died in a tavern due to excessive celebrations. Androcles returned to Zeth to be crowned Emperor and surprisingly upheld the terms of surrender his troops had signed. Contemporaries lauded [[the Treaty of Neptaris]], but it would pave the way for over one hundred years of fighting in the next century.
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	Meanwhile, Neptaris itself was still under Imperial rule, though the Territories were now in full-fledged rebellion. Admiral Taltosbane died in {{NCYear\|929}}, but he had selected [[Griori "Blacklocks" Burgden]] as his successor. Blacklocks was a former [[Warcaptain]] from [[Tamerynd]], and not only did he understand warfare at sea, but he had some experience in marine actions as well. His ships moved up and down the Cambrecian coast, attacking naval vessels, merchant vessels and coastal towns with no small measure of success. Hadrag's son, [[Creos]], established a government-in-exile, called [[the War Assembly]], on the island of Marosh in {{NCYear\|932}}. He and the fellow members of his Assembly officially recognized Admiral Blacklocks and began to coordinate efforts to retake the city itself. Unfortunately, the vast distances between the three forces made just sort an effort almost impossible.		Meanwhile, Neptaris itself was still under Imperial rule, though the Territories were now in full-fledged rebellion. Admiral Taltosbane died in {{NCYear\|929}}, but he had selected [[Griori "Blacklocks" Burgden]] as his successor. Blacklocks was a former [[Warcaptain]] from [[Tamerynd]], and not only did he understand warfare at sea, but he had some experience in marine actions as well. His ships moved up and down the Cambrecian coast, attacking naval vessels, merchant vessels and coastal towns with no small measure of success. Hadrag's son, [[Creos]], established a government-in-exile, called [[the War Assembly]], on the island of Marosh in {{NCYear\|932}}. He and the fellow members of his Assembly officially recognized Admiral Blacklocks and began to coordinate efforts to retake the city itself. Unfortunately, the vast distances between the three forces made just sort an effort almost impossible.

	In {{NCYear\|936}}, a gentleman farmer by the name of [[Simon Perrenoth]] rowed into the ~~Maroshian~~ Sea in search of one of Blacklocks' vessels. Miraculously, he succeeded and established contact between the rebellious Territories and the War Assembly. Creos Markos sent Simon Perrenoth back to the mainland with encrypted battle information for the dwarves. By the end of that year, Perrenoth had succeeded in constructing a secret means of communication between the three forces.		In {{NCYear\|936}}, a gentleman farmer by the name of [[Simon Perrenoth]] rowed into the [[Maroshan Sea]] in search of one of Blacklocks' vessels. Miraculously, he succeeded and established contact between the rebellious Territories and the War Assembly. Creos Markos sent Simon Perrenoth back to the mainland with encrypted battle information for the dwarves. By the end of that year, Perrenoth had succeeded in constructing a secret means of communication between the three forces.

	It is notable that, in this year, [[Garimund of Ryard]] stumbled across a flying ship in [[Ciritasnia]]. After boarding that ship, he discovered the decaying corpse of a man in strange armor with a book lying before him. That book, which would later be known as the Koram, would late become the founding notion of the Koramian Heresy.		It is notable that, in this year, [[Garimund of Ryard]] stumbled across a flying ship in [[Ciritasnia]]. After boarding that ship, he discovered the decaying corpse of a man in strange armor with a book lying before him. That book, which would later be known as the Koram, would late become the founding notion of the Koramian Heresy.

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