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*Somewhere to the west of here there's said to be a great henge of huge stones, taller than any man could move. I hear tell a mighty sorcerer befuddled a tribe of giants from Hibernia and had them bring them over here and assemble them. It's said to be west of Venta Belgarum. There's also said to a church somewhere nearby that has rich golden accouterments. (IC 109)
 
*Somewhere to the west of here there's said to be a great henge of huge stones, taller than any man could move. I hear tell a mighty sorcerer befuddled a tribe of giants from Hibernia and had them bring them over here and assemble them. It's said to be west of Venta Belgarum. There's also said to a church somewhere nearby that has rich golden accouterments. (IC 109)
 
*Captain Maximus is said to be offering a rich reward to men who would be willing to make the dangerous journey through the Forest into Kent and bring back Saxon prisoners who might be questioned. (IC 163)
 
*Captain Maximus is said to be offering a rich reward to men who would be willing to make the dangerous journey through the Forest into Kent and bring back Saxon prisoners who might be questioned. (IC 163)
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*The steward Sergius is said to be offering a much more modest reward for men willing to travel into the Forest and bring some scrolls to the mysterious ironworkers. (IC 163 & 371)
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*The steward Sergius is said to be offering a much more modest reward for men willing to travel into the Forest and bring some scrolls to the mysterious ironworkers. (IC 163)
 
*A refugee in town is said to be seeking an armed escort to help him make the dangerous journey to Venta Belgarum. He is said to be able to be offer no money for such assistance, but promises that his rich kinfolk in Venta will lavishly reward any who help reunite him with them. (IC 163)
 
*A refugee in town is said to be seeking an armed escort to help him make the dangerous journey to Venta Belgarum. He is said to be able to be offer no money for such assistance, but promises that his rich kinfolk in Venta will lavishly reward any who help reunite him with them. (IC 163)
 
*Several peasants in town bring in food have been spreading rumors of a witch dwelling in the Great Forest who has been hurling hexes that have addled men's wits, caused calves to be stillborn, and made sheep more vulnerable to wolves. (IC 163)
 
*Several peasants in town bring in food have been spreading rumors of a witch dwelling in the Great Forest who has been hurling hexes that have addled men's wits, caused calves to be stillborn, and made sheep more vulnerable to wolves. (IC 163)
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*Ceretic the Smith will pay for any mail shirts we find. Eighty gold in exchange for one, or the equivalent value in trade goods, jewelry, and so forth (IC 213)
 
*Ceretic the Smith will pay for any mail shirts we find. Eighty gold in exchange for one, or the equivalent value in trade goods, jewelry, and so forth (IC 213)
 
*Marinus will be in Noviomagus on the Ides of June, ensconced at his favorite table in the common room at the Sign of the Blue Plum.  We can meet him there to discuss exploring Calleva. (IC 283)
 
*Marinus will be in Noviomagus on the Ides of June, ensconced at his favorite table in the common room at the Sign of the Blue Plum.  We can meet him there to discuss exploring Calleva. (IC 283)
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*It so happens that the king's steward, Sergius, also requires missives to be brought to the ironworkers. (IC 371)
  
 
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