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Former cinnire-at-arms: Ualgarg Corcra | |||
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== The Golden Knives == | |||
Thane: Aster Ua Larkspur | |||
Former Thane: Maeláine Uí Chonchobhair | |||
Former Cinnire-at-arms: Solatas | |||
In 788, led by Maeláine, they joined the Siege of Lobhan. Members of this band infiltrated the town, and found something within that led Maeláine to order its burning. | |||
Never formally decommissioned after Maeláine took the crown, during the Season of Uncertainty the regent recognised Aster Ua Larkspur as the standing Thane of that band. Letters were posted in many towns and villages claimeing that Aster had been given authority over all Gallóglaigh who had been separated from their bands, who were ordered to join her to receive further orders. The letters also specified that any Gallóglach travelling to meet Aster was to do all they could to ensure the safety of the roads and outlying settlements as they travelled. The orders did not specify Aster’s location. | |||
Many initially took the orders to be a hoax or perhaps some kind of trap but the Regent did nothing to disavow Aster’s claim to authority and as the months went on “members” of the Golden Knives began to be seen wandering the roads of Tirneach. Always on their way to meet their Thane and always watchful for threats overlooked by the capitals, both supernatural and mundane. | |||
Revision as of 21:17, 7 July 2023
Currently Active Bands
These bands were active at least as recently as the Season of Uncertainty
The Bluehand Band
Fought by Cumhact na Réig in Baol. A majority fought in Baol during the Season of Uncertainty, a minority fought in Bruid.
Thane: Gustav O’Reilly
Cinnire-at-Arms: Seamair Fischer
The Final Silence
A band known for the skill and specialty in fighting undead. A majority fought in Draíod during the Season of Uncertainty, a minority fought in Siabhail.
Thane: Béibhinn Ni Fiona
Thane's Deputy: Líadan Snowforged
The Pingin's Worth
Fought in Baol during the Season of Uncertainty.
The Vanguard
Fought in Baol during the Season of Uncertainty.
The Green Marchers
A majority fought in Bruidduring the Season of Uncertainty, a minority fought in Baol.
Thane: Eike Ó Muireadhaigh
Thane’s Lieutenant: Eachann
Crógacht agus Wachsamkeit
Fought in Bruid during the Season of Uncertainty.
The Pride of Zahnhafen
Fought in Bruid during the Season of Uncertainty.
The Stalworth Courage Band
Fought in Draíod during the Season of Uncertainty.
The Band of the Sundered Sword
Fought in Draíod during the Season of Uncertainty.
The Sky Splitters
A majority fought in Draíod during the Season of Uncertainty, a minority fought in Uasa.
Thane: Ádamh Ó Strabheithe
Siún’s Heirs
Fought in Siabhail during the Season of Uncertainty.
White Eye’s Band
Fought in Uasa during the Season of Uncertainty.
Former cinnire-at-arms: Ualgarg Corcra
The Red Boughs
Fought in Uasa during the Season of Uncertainty.
Glóir na hIolar
Fought in Uasa during the Season of Uncertainty.
The Golden Knives
Thane: Aster Ua Larkspur
Former Thane: Maeláine Uí Chonchobhair
Former Cinnire-at-arms: Solatas
In 788, led by Maeláine, they joined the Siege of Lobhan. Members of this band infiltrated the town, and found something within that led Maeláine to order its burning.
Never formally decommissioned after Maeláine took the crown, during the Season of Uncertainty the regent recognised Aster Ua Larkspur as the standing Thane of that band. Letters were posted in many towns and villages claimeing that Aster had been given authority over all Gallóglaigh who had been separated from their bands, who were ordered to join her to receive further orders. The letters also specified that any Gallóglach travelling to meet Aster was to do all they could to ensure the safety of the roads and outlying settlements as they travelled. The orders did not specify Aster’s location.
Many initially took the orders to be a hoax or perhaps some kind of trap but the Regent did nothing to disavow Aster’s claim to authority and as the months went on “members” of the Golden Knives began to be seen wandering the roads of Tirneach. Always on their way to meet their Thane and always watchful for threats overlooked by the capitals, both supernatural and mundane.