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The Coronation of Conspiracy is an L5R game that I'm beginning that will begin in the year 1129, about one year after the Second Day of Thunder and a few years after the Clan Wars began. The former leader of a ronin army, Akodo Toturi, has ascended to be the first emperor was not a descendant of Hantei. As such, it is a momentous occasion as a new dynasty has begun. As the title suggests, the game is a samurai thriller and will have a lot of shadows and wrappings that the players must fully unravel if they wish to stop the Lying Darkness' grand scheme. The question will be posed however, "Should I really stop it?" | The Coronation of Conspiracy is an L5R game that I'm beginning that will begin in the year 1129, about one year after the Second Day of Thunder and a few years after the Clan Wars began. The former leader of a ronin army, Akodo Toturi, has ascended to be the first emperor was not a descendant of Hantei. As such, it is a momentous occasion as a new dynasty has begun. As the title suggests, the game is a samurai thriller and will have a lot of shadows and wrappings that the players must fully unravel if they wish to stop the Lying Darkness' grand scheme. The question will be posed however, "Should I really stop it?" | ||
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The Coronation of Conspiracy is an L5R game that I'm beginning that will begin in the year 1129, about one year after the Second Day of Thunder and a few years after the Clan Wars began. The former leader of a ronin army, Akodo Toturi, has ascended to be the first emperor was not a descendant of Hantei. As such, it is a momentous occasion as a new dynasty has begun. As the title suggests, the game is a samurai thriller and will have a lot of shadows and wrappings that the players must fully unravel if they wish to stop the Lying Darkness' grand scheme. The question will be posed however, "Should I really stop it?"