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By contrast, Part Two is much more open-world. The heroes may [[travel]] to all or only some of the locations described in the coming chapters. They may complete many of these quests in any [[order]], and do not need to complete every quest before proceeding to Part Three. | By contrast, Part Two is much more open-world. The heroes may [[travel]] to all or only some of the locations described in the coming chapters. They may complete many of these quests in any [[order]], and do not need to complete every quest before proceeding to Part Three. | ||
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== This Chapter == | == This Chapter == | ||
The rest of this chapter sets the stage for the growing conflict in the region and offers a rough timeline of upcoming events. It also presents several quests that the heroes might accept as their primary goals heading into this part of the campaign. They might receive these quests from the Meritocrats of Bridgemoor, from Nalatheshi traders, or from Kendarian diplomats. If they present as both competent and politically neutral, they may even receive quests from all three political entities and will need to decide as a party whom they prioritize. | The rest of this chapter sets the stage for the growing conflict in the region and offers a rough timeline of upcoming events. It also presents several quests that the heroes might accept as their primary goals heading into this part of the campaign. They might receive these quests from the Meritocrats of Bridgemoor, from Nalatheshi traders, or from [[Kendarian Diplomats|Kendarian diplomats]]. If they present as both competent and politically neutral, they may even receive quests from all three political entities and will need to decide as a party whom they prioritize. | ||
== Backdrop: Rising Tensions == | == Backdrop: Rising Tensions == | ||
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==== '''Legal and Public Opinion''' ==== | ==== '''Legal and Public Opinion''' ==== | ||
Filandra’s brazen admittance of the crime and refusal to apologize or seek amends lands her in prison after several days of court hearings. Her attitude enrages the Luxxors and the other Nalatheshi merchants. Furthermore, during the court hearings and afterwards in public statements, Lord Elarion defends her rather than denouncing her, which makes relations between Nalatheshi and Kendarian folk in Bridgemoor much worse. | Filandra’s brazen admittance of the crime and refusal to apologize or seek amends lands her in prison after several days of court hearings. Her attitude enrages the Luxxors and the other [[Nalatheshi Merchants|Nalatheshi merchants]]. Furthermore, during the court hearings and afterwards in public statements, Lord Elarion defends her rather than denouncing her, which makes relations between Nalatheshi and Kendarian folk in Bridgemoor much worse. | ||
=== Murder === | === Murder === | ||