EOTS Arnbach - Revision history

Scorch at 15:20, 20 November 2010

2010-11-20T15:20:02Z

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	A rather poorly maintained path leads to the west through the forest, eventually ending at Ahresburg after about 10 miles. Another well maintained path leads to the east through the forest and meets the river Flaschgang after about one mile. A number of trails lead into several directions into the thicket.		A rather poorly maintained path leads to the west through the forest, eventually ending at Ahresburg after about 10 miles. Another well maintained path leads to the east through the forest and meets the river Flaschgang after about one mile. A number of trails lead into several directions into the thicket.

	Currently, 41 villagers call Arnbach their home. Most of them are charcoal burners, carpenters, hunters or simple woodsmen.		Currently, 51 villagers call Arnbach their home. Most of them are charcoal burners, carpenters, hunters or simple woodsmen.

	== The militia ==		== The militia ==
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	* Woodsman (Daniel Darmbruch)		* Woodsman (Daniel Darmbruch)
	* Fisherman (Ortlieb Hartmann)		* Fisherman (Ortlieb Hartmann)
			* Shoemaker/Tanner (Sabine Reinlich)

	== Places of interest ==		== Places of interest ==

Scorch: /* Tradesmen/Craftsmen */

2010-11-20T15:15:12Z

Tradesmen/Craftsmen

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	* Hunter/Woodsman (Reinhold Pirscher)		* Hunter/Woodsman (Reinhold Pirscher)
	* Woodsman (Daniel Darmbruch)		* Woodsman (Daniel Darmbruch)
	* ~~Fisher~~ (Ortlieb Hartmann)		* Fisherman (Ortlieb Hartmann)

	== Places of interest ==		== Places of interest ==

Scorch at 15:14, 20 November 2010

2010-11-20T15:14:07Z

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	* Arne Gyselher		* Arne Gyselher
	* maybe one of Ericka's sisters (?)		* maybe one of Ericka's sisters (?)

			== Tradesmen/Craftsmen ==
			* Carpenter/Candlemaker (Goran Schmidt)
			* Bowyer (Bernard Grissen)
			* Hunter/Woodsman (Reinhold Pirscher)
			* Woodsman (Daniel Darmbruch)
			* Fisher (Ortlieb Hartmann)

	== Places of interest ==		== Places of interest ==

Scorch: /* Overview */

2010-11-19T17:36:09Z

Overview

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	Arnbach is a remote and rather poor village in the province of Hochland. Located in the depths of the western Drakwald Forst it lies about one mile west of the river Flaschgang flowing down south from the Middle Mountains until it meets the river Talabec.		Arnbach is a remote and rather poor village in the province of Hochland. Located in the depths of the western Drakwald Forst it lies about one mile west of the river Flaschgang flowing down south from the Middle Mountains until it meets the river Talabec.

	Nearly all of the buildings are made from the local timber. The only exception is the mayor’s house, which is built from stone. Other notable buildings include a small temple dedicated to Sigmar with a small but fine graveyard, the ‘Arnbach Anchorage’, a tiny inn and ‘the shack’, a small but sturdy building used by the militia for storage.		Being situated in the dangerous Drakwald Forest the village is surrounded by a high palisade with a sturdy wooden gate on both the eastern and western walls. Nearly all of the buildings are made from the local timber. The only exception is the mayor’s house, which is built from stone. Other notable buildings include a small temple dedicated to Sigmar with a small but fine graveyard, the ‘Arnbach Anchorage’, a tiny inn and ‘the shack’, a small but sturdy building used by the militia for storage.

	A rather ~~ill~~ maintained path leads to the west through the forest, eventually ending at Ahresburg after about 10 miles. Another well-maintained path leads to the east through the forest and meets the river Flaschgang after about one mile. A number of ~~well-used~~ trails lead into several directions into the thicket.		A rather poorly maintained path leads to the west through the forest, eventually ending at Ahresburg after about 10 miles. Another well maintained path leads to the east through the forest and meets the river Flaschgang after about one mile. A number of trails lead into several directions into the thicket.

	Currently, 41 villagers call Arnbach their home. Most of them are charcoal burners, carpenters, hunters or simple woodsmen.		Currently, 41 villagers call Arnbach their home. Most of them are charcoal burners, carpenters, hunters or simple woodsmen.

Scorch: /* The militia */

2010-11-19T16:08:45Z

The militia

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	== The militia ==		== The militia ==
	The ~~small but~~ proud Arnbach militia ~~members~~ are:		The proud members of Arnbach's small militia are:
	* Gella Durgensdotr (leader)		* Gella Durgensdotr (leader)
	* Dieter Sterlinger (second in command)		* Dieter Sterlinger (second in command)

Scorch: /* The militia */

2010-11-19T11:03:19Z

The militia

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	The small but proud Arnbach militia members are:		The small but proud Arnbach militia members are:
	* Gella Durgensdotr (leader)		* Gella Durgensdotr (leader)
	* ~~Goran Schmidt~~ (second in command)		* Dieter Sterlinger (second in command)
	* ~~Dieter Sterlinger~~		* Goran Schmidt
	* Arne Gyselher		* Arne Gyselher
	* maybe one of Ericka's sisters (?)		* maybe one of Ericka's sisters (?)

Scorch at 10:28, 19 November 2010

2010-11-19T10:28:44Z

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	Currently, 41 villagers call Arnbach their home. Most of them are charcoal burners, carpenters, hunters or simple woodsmen.		Currently, 41 villagers call Arnbach their home. Most of them are charcoal burners, carpenters, hunters or simple woodsmen.

	= ~~Places~~ of ~~interest =~~		== The militia ==
			The small but proud Arnbach militia members are:
			* Gella Durgensdotr (leader)
			* Goran Schmidt (second in command)
			* Dieter Sterlinger
			* Arne Gyselher
			* maybe one of Ericka's sisters (?)

	== The Arnbach Anchorage ==		== Places of interest ==

			=== The Arnbach Anchorage ===
	The owner Ortlieb and his wife Minna Hartmann put a number of large tables and stools into the largest room of their house. Now it acts as the local inn. Here they serve ale and home-made meals (mainly deer or fish) directly out of their private kitchen to the villagers. Since the war began and few travellers and merchants make a stop at Arnbach the number of visitors (as well as the supplies on ale) is slowly pertering out. Still many villagers meet and chat every night at the Hartmann house if only to a mug of water.		The owner Ortlieb and his wife Minna Hartmann put a number of large tables and stools into the largest room of their house. Now it acts as the local inn. Here they serve ale and home-made meals (mainly deer or fish) directly out of their private kitchen to the villagers. Since the war began and few travellers and merchants make a stop at Arnbach the number of visitors (as well as the supplies on ale) is slowly pertering out. Still many villagers meet and chat every night at the Hartmann house if only to a mug of water.

	== Small temple to Sigmar ==		=== Small temple to Sigmar ===
	The small temple in the village is dedicated to Sigmar, hero and saviour of the Empire. A young, ambitious woman named Ericka Gyselher runs the temple.		The small temple in the village is dedicated to Sigmar, hero and saviour of the Empire. A young, ambitious woman named Ericka Gyselher runs the temple.

	== The militia shack ==		=== The militia shack ===

Scorch: /* Places of interest */

2010-11-19T10:13:46Z

Places of interest

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	== Small temple to Sigmar ==		== Small temple to Sigmar ==
	The small temple in the village is dedicated to Sigmar, hero and saviour of the Empire. A young, ambitious woman named Ericka Gyselher runs the temple.		The small temple in the village is dedicated to Sigmar, hero and saviour of the Empire. A young, ambitious woman named Ericka Gyselher runs the temple.

			== The militia shack ==

Scorch at 21:00, 17 November 2010

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	= Overview =		= Overview =

Scorch: /* Overview */

2010-11-17T20:57:55Z

Overview

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	Nearly all of the buildings are made from the local timber. The only exception is the mayor’s house, which is built from stone. Other notable buildings include a small temple dedicated to Sigmar with a small but fine graveyard, the ‘Arnbach Anchorage’, a tiny inn and ‘the shack’, a small but sturdy building used by the militia for storage.		Nearly all of the buildings are made from the local timber. The only exception is the mayor’s house, which is built from stone. Other notable buildings include a small temple dedicated to Sigmar with a small but fine graveyard, the ‘Arnbach Anchorage’, a tiny inn and ‘the shack’, a small but sturdy building used by the militia for storage.

	A rather ill maintained path leads to the west through the forest, eventually ending at Ahresburg after about 10 miles. Another well-maintained path leads to the east through the forest and meets the river Flaschgang after about one mile. ~~Several other~~ well-used trails ~~and dirt tracks~~ lead into the ~~forest~~.		A rather ill maintained path leads to the west through the forest, eventually ending at Ahresburg after about 10 miles. Another well-maintained path leads to the east through the forest and meets the river Flaschgang after about one mile. A number of well-used trails lead into several directions into the thicket.

	Currently, 41 villagers call Arnbach their home. Most of them are charcoal burners, carpenters, hunters or simple woodsmen.		Currently, 41 villagers call Arnbach their home. Most of them are charcoal burners, carpenters, hunters or simple woodsmen.