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	Backar Forest: Les gens de Molthune vivent et travaillent sur les franges de la forêt, mais se garde de ses profondeurs non réclamées.		'''Backar Forest''': Les gens de Molthune vivent et travaillent sur les franges de la forêt, mais se garde de ses profondeurs non réclamées.

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	'''Braganza''': Parce que le Seigneur général Sebine passe la majeure partie de son temps à parcourir les intérêts du territoire de Mindspin, ainsi que ses propres agendas, elle se contente de laisser la gouvernance quotidienne de la ville au '''Prince-[[Archbanker Cole Ravnagask]]''' (LN clerc humain mâle D'Abadar 5). À son tour, le prince-archbanker laisse le commandement de la milice de la colonie à Terandar, l'huissier de la ville et le frère de Ravnagask.		'''Braganza''': Parce que le Seigneur général Sebine passe la majeure partie de son temps à parcourir les intérêts du territoire de Mindspin, ainsi que ses propres agendas, elle se contente de laisser la gouvernance quotidienne de la ville au '''Prince-[[Archbanker Cole Ravnagask]]''' (LN clerc humain mâle D'Abadar 5). À son tour, le prince-archbanker laisse le commandement de la milice de la colonie à Terandar, l'huissier de la ville et le frère de Ravnagask.
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	Pour sa part, le Seigneur général Sebine a assuré au gouverneur impérial qu'elle surveille de près les livres de comptes de la ville, et si le prince-archbanker commence à endommager les coffres de la ville, Sebine l'éteindra. En secret, Sebine donne au prince-archbanker autant de corde que possible, espérant que l'homme va s'accrocher.		Pour sa part, le Seigneur général Sebine a assuré au gouverneur impérial qu'elle surveille de près les livres de comptes de la ville, et si le prince-archbanker commence à endommager les coffres de la ville, Sebine l'éteindra. En secret, Sebine donne au prince-archbanker autant de corde que possible, espérant que l'homme va s'accrocher.

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	'''Broken Shield Castle''': Niché dans les sommets des montagnes Mindspin dans le bassin de l'Umbral, c'est la demeure étrange d'une femme qui vit à l'écart du Molthune. Autre fois officier Molthuni décoré, le capitaine [[Breanth Aliskel]] (N cavalier humain MANG 5 / combattant 3) était un excellent cavalier d'éjacin et cavalier et a combattu dans plus d'une centaine d'actions contre Nirmathas. Il y a trois ans, Aliskel fut gravement blessé au combat. Une flèche enchantée l'a frappée dans l'épaule, puis a éclaté en flammes, déchirant presque le bras du capitaine et enlevant la plus grande partie de sa chair. Les guérisseurs ont réussi à rétablir sa santé, mais pas son bras, maintenant un appendice affaibli et presque inutile.		'''Broken Shield Castle''': Niché dans les sommets des montagnes Mindspin dans le bassin de l'Umbral, c'est la demeure étrange d'une femme qui vit à l'écart du Molthune. Autre fois officier Molthuni décoré, le capitaine [[Breanth Aliskel]] (N cavalier humain MANG 5 / combattant 3) était un excellent cavalier d'éjacin et cavalier et a combattu dans plus d'une centaine d'actions contre Nirmathas. Il y a trois ans, Aliskel fut gravement blessé au combat. Une flèche enchantée l'a frappée dans l'épaule, puis a éclaté en flammes, déchirant presque le bras du capitaine et enlevant la plus grande partie de sa chair. Les guérisseurs ont réussi à rétablir sa santé, mais pas son bras, maintenant un appendice affaibli et presque inutile.
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	'''Couronne d'étoiles''' : un cercle de huit monolithes de pierre se dresse à l'orée de la forêt de Backar, et la plupart des gens pensent qu'il s'agit d'un sanctuaire de Desna. Pour plus d'informations, voir page 45. <ref name="n"/>		'''Couronne d'étoiles''' : un cercle de huit monolithes de pierre se dresse à l'orée de la forêt de Backar, et la plupart des gens pensent qu'il s'agit d'un sanctuaire de Desna. Pour plus d'informations, voir page 45. <ref name="n"/>


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	'''Couronne d'étoiles''' : un cercle de huit monolithes de pierre se dresse à l'orée de la forêt de Backar, et la plupart des gens pensent qu'il s'agit d'un sanctuaire de Desna. Pour plus d'informations, voir page 45. <ref name="n"/>		'''Couronne d'étoiles''' : un cercle de huit monolithes de pierre se dresse à l'orée de la forêt de Backar, et la plupart des gens pensent qu'il s'agit d'un sanctuaire de Desna. Pour plus d'informations, voir page 45. <ref name="n"/>

	~~= Inhabitants =~~

	Molthune is primarily a nation of [[Chelaxian (human ethnicity)\|Chelaxian]] [[human]]s divided by a rigid class system that separates the people into imperial citizens and labourers. Imperial citizens generally live in the cities and larger towns like [[Canorate]] and [[Eranmas]] and, for the most part, live lives of wealth and privilege. They are allowed to trade with foreigners, move freely around Molthune, and participate in local government. Labourers have access to none of these privileges, acting as indentured servants who labour in the farms and forests of rural Molthune.

	~~== Slaves in Molthune ==~~

	Beneath both castes are [[slavery\|slaves]]; however, their ownership is strictly regulated and Molthune is one of the better nations in which a slave might live. Slaves can, in fact, free themselves of their servitude to become full citizens with proper legal education. Although the process is lengthy, the fact that it exists at all means that slaves have more of a future in Molthune than in most other slave-holding nations.<ref name="ISWGp123" /> Although it is not forbidden for slaves to carry weapons openly in Molthune, it is an unusual sight.<ref name="AMAK-1">{{Cite ebook/A Matter of Knives\|1}}</ref>

	~~== Path to Citizenship ==~~

	Governor Teldas has recently proclaimed that any labourer that serves five years in Molthune's armies can become an imperial citizen, helping to swell the army's ranks. This declaration is naturally quite unpopular with the country's ruling class, but is seen as a necessity by Teldas, who feels that Molthune needs more citizens in order to fully take advantage of its great wealth of natural resources. The army also accepts foreign and monstrous soldiers including [[hobgoblin]]s, [[centaur]]s, and [[lycanthrope]]s.<ref name="ISWGp123" />

	~~== Nonhumans in Molthune ==~~

	In addition to humans, Molthune has a sizeable minority of [[halfling]]s. Like their kin in [[Cheliax]], Molthuni halflings are mostly slaves, but Molthune's independence has made it much easier for them to win their freedom, either through years of hard work or military service. Free Molthuni halflings are often found as rural labourers.<ref>{{Cite book/Halflings of Golarion\|12}}</ref> Canorate has a large halfling population; their nimbleness makes them valuable artisans in the city's towering spires.<ref>{{Cite book/Halflings of Golarion\|13}}</ref>

	Outside Molthune's cities, savage creatures roam the wildlands. Untamed [[fey]] inhabit the [[Backar Forest]]<ref name="ISWGp123" /> (a popular destination for Pathfinders sneaking into the country),<ref name="SSp12" /> while the [[Shrikewood]] is home to marauding [[mite]]s, [[kobold]]s, and [[ogre]]s.<ref name="ISWGp125">{{cite book/The Inner Sea World Guide\|125}}</ref>

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+Les Molthuni ignorent le fait que, malgré leur auto-proclamée union parfaite, la plupart de leurs progrès ont été construits sur le dos d'une vaste classe de serviteurs sous contrat qui sont essentiellement des esclaves. La société Molthuni encourage ces travailleurs à être fiers de leur travail et à reconnaître leur importance, et beaucoup le font. Jusqu'à récemment, cependant, il y avait peu de façons pour les membres de la sous-classe de bénéficier de manière significative des progrès qu'ils fabriquent eux-mêmes, ni de nombreuses options viables pour qu'ils puissent travailler vers les modes de vie privilégiés que leur main-d'œuvre appuie. La différence entre les citoyens du Molthuni - qui peuvent participer à la gouvernance locale et se déplacer librement dans le pays - et les travailleurs sont très importants.
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 Molthune a déclaré son indépendance vis-à-vis du règne du Cheliax peu de temps après la décennie d'Aroden, et la détermination de la nation, ainsi que sa formidable puissance militaire, put assurer sa liberté. Depuis lors, Molthune apprécié profondément la force de son armée, ainsi que le commandement régimenté qu'apporte une vie de service militaire. Il s'ensuit, ensuite, que le peuple Molthuni embrasse avec enthousiasme l'oligarchie militaire qui constitue son gouvernement.
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	~~=INTRODUCTION=~~

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	Despite these collective values and this national pride, the nation remains deeply flawed. Molthune’s brand of indentured servitude is an integral part of the economy. This system, which the Molthuni call writs of service, lays out the terms of indentured servitude, the protections that the state guarantees all laborers, and the legal processes laborers can follow to become citizens. Molthuni indentured servitude hinges on the contracts, or writs, that govern each laborer, many of whom must labor for life or follow a legal citizenship process to fulfill their terms. To outsiders, Molthuni writs of service are simply a fancy veneer for slavery, though most Molthuni protest this characterization vehemently. General Lord Jarek’s outspoken opposition to indentured servitude and slavery of all kinds is also beginning to sway minds, and it’s likely the general lords will have to decide in the near future whether to silence Jarek or join his cause.		Despite these collective values and this national pride, the nation remains deeply flawed. Molthune’s brand of indentured servitude is an integral part of the economy. This system, which the Molthuni call writs of service, lays out the terms of indentured servitude, the protections that the state guarantees all laborers, and the legal processes laborers can follow to become citizens. Molthuni indentured servitude hinges on the contracts, or writs, that govern each laborer, many of whom must labor for life or follow a legal citizenship process to fulfill their terms. To outsiders, Molthuni writs of service are simply a fancy veneer for slavery, though most Molthuni protest this characterization vehemently. General Lord Jarek’s outspoken opposition to indentured servitude and slavery of all kinds is also beginning to sway minds, and it’s likely the general lords will have to decide in the near future whether to silence Jarek or join his cause.

	Feeding into this nascent societal undercurrent is the upper class’s resentment of Imperial Governor Teldas’s proclamations to allow laborers a more direct path to citizenship and provide immigrants with land in exchange for service. The moves are strategically clever, but the stubbornness of the elite combined with their immense political sway mean that the next few years will be vital indeed for Molthune’s long-term future.		Feeding into this nascent societal undercurrent is the upper class’s resentment of Imperial Governor Teldas’s proclamations to allow laborers a more direct path to citizenship and provide immigrants with land in exchange for service. The moves are strategically clever, but the stubbornness of the elite combined with their immense political sway mean that the next few years will be vital indeed for Molthune’s long-term future. <ref name="n" />

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	'''Wreath of Stars''': A circle of eight stone monoliths stands on the edge of the Backar Forest, believed by most to be a shrine to Desna. For more information, see page 45. <ref name="n"/>		'''Wreath of Stars''': A circle of eight stone monoliths stands on the edge of the Backar Forest, believed by most to be a shrine to Desna. For more information, see page 45. <ref name="n"/>

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	== Inhabitants ==

	Molthune is primarily a nation of [[Chelaxian (human ethnicity)\|Chelaxian]] [[human]]s divided by a rigid class system that separates the people into imperial citizens and labourers. Imperial citizens generally live in the cities and larger towns like [[Canorate]] and [[Eranmas]] and, for the most part, live lives of wealth and privilege. They are allowed to trade with foreigners, move freely around Molthune, and participate in local government. Labourers have access to none of these privileges, acting as indentured servants who labour in the farms and forests of rural Molthune.		Molthune is primarily a nation of [[Chelaxian (human ethnicity)\|Chelaxian]] [[human]]s divided by a rigid class system that separates the people into imperial citizens and labourers. Imperial citizens generally live in the cities and larger towns like [[Canorate]] and [[Eranmas]] and, for the most part, live lives of wealth and privilege. They are allowed to trade with foreigners, move freely around Molthune, and participate in local government. Labourers have access to none of these privileges, acting as indentured servants who labour in the farms and forests of rural Molthune.

	=== Slaves in Molthune ===		== Slaves in Molthune ==

	Beneath both castes are [[slavery\|slaves]]; however, their ownership is strictly regulated and Molthune is one of the better nations in which a slave might live. Slaves can, in fact, free themselves of their servitude to become full citizens with proper legal education. Although the process is lengthy, the fact that it exists at all means that slaves have more of a future in Molthune than in most other slave-holding nations.<ref name="ISWGp123" /> Although it is not forbidden for slaves to carry weapons openly in Molthune, it is an unusual sight.<ref name="AMAK-1">{{Cite ebook/A Matter of Knives\|1}}</ref>		Beneath both castes are [[slavery\|slaves]]; however, their ownership is strictly regulated and Molthune is one of the better nations in which a slave might live. Slaves can, in fact, free themselves of their servitude to become full citizens with proper legal education. Although the process is lengthy, the fact that it exists at all means that slaves have more of a future in Molthune than in most other slave-holding nations.<ref name="ISWGp123" /> Although it is not forbidden for slaves to carry weapons openly in Molthune, it is an unusual sight.<ref name="AMAK-1">{{Cite ebook/A Matter of Knives\|1}}</ref>

	=== Path to Citizenship ===		== Path to Citizenship ==

	Governor Teldas has recently proclaimed that any labourer that serves five years in Molthune's armies can become an imperial citizen, helping to swell the army's ranks. This declaration is naturally quite unpopular with the country's ruling class, but is seen as a necessity by Teldas, who feels that Molthune needs more citizens in order to fully take advantage of its great wealth of natural resources. The army also accepts foreign and monstrous soldiers including [[hobgoblin]]s, [[centaur]]s, and [[lycanthrope]]s.<ref name="ISWGp123" />		Governor Teldas has recently proclaimed that any labourer that serves five years in Molthune's armies can become an imperial citizen, helping to swell the army's ranks. This declaration is naturally quite unpopular with the country's ruling class, but is seen as a necessity by Teldas, who feels that Molthune needs more citizens in order to fully take advantage of its great wealth of natural resources. The army also accepts foreign and monstrous soldiers including [[hobgoblin]]s, [[centaur]]s, and [[lycanthrope]]s.<ref name="ISWGp123" />

	=== Nonhumans in Molthune ===		== Nonhumans in Molthune ==

	In addition to humans, Molthune has a sizeable minority of [[halfling]]s. Like their kin in [[Cheliax]], Molthuni halflings are mostly slaves, but Molthune's independence has made it much easier for them to win their freedom, either through years of hard work or military service. Free Molthuni halflings are often found as rural labourers.<ref>{{Cite book/Halflings of Golarion\|12}}</ref> Canorate has a large halfling population; their nimbleness makes them valuable artisans in the city's towering spires.<ref>{{Cite book/Halflings of Golarion\|13}}</ref>		In addition to humans, Molthune has a sizeable minority of [[halfling]]s. Like their kin in [[Cheliax]], Molthuni halflings are mostly slaves, but Molthune's independence has made it much easier for them to win their freedom, either through years of hard work or military service. Free Molthuni halflings are often found as rural labourers.<ref>{{Cite book/Halflings of Golarion\|12}}</ref> Canorate has a large halfling population; their nimbleness makes them valuable artisans in the city's towering spires.<ref>{{Cite book/Halflings of Golarion\|13}}</ref>
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	Outside Molthune's cities, savage creatures roam the wildlands. Untamed [[fey]] inhabit the [[Backar Forest]]<ref name="ISWGp123" /> (a popular destination for Pathfinders sneaking into the country),<ref name="SSp12" /> while the [[Shrikewood]] is home to marauding [[mite]]s, [[kobold]]s, and [[ogre]]s.<ref name="ISWGp125">{{cite book/The Inner Sea World Guide\|125}}</ref>		Outside Molthune's cities, savage creatures roam the wildlands. Untamed [[fey]] inhabit the [[Backar Forest]]<ref name="ISWGp123" /> (a popular destination for Pathfinders sneaking into the country),<ref name="SSp12" /> while the [[Shrikewood]] is home to marauding [[mite]]s, [[kobold]]s, and [[ogre]]s.<ref name="ISWGp125">{{cite book/The Inner Sea World Guide\|125}}</ref>

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	Backar Forest: The people of Molthune live and work on the fringes of the forest, but keep out of the fey-claimed depths. More information on the Backar Forest can be found on page 37.		Backar Forest: The people of Molthune live and work on the fringes of the forest, but keep out of the fey-claimed depths. More information on the Backar Forest can be found on page 37.

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	'''Braganza''': Because General Lord Sebine spends most of her time traveling to further the interests of the Mindspin territory—as well as her own agendas—she is content to leave the city’s day-to-day governance to Prince-Archbanker Cole Ravnagask (LN male human cleric of Abadar 5). In turn, the prince-archbanker leaves command of the settlement’s militia to Terandar, the city’s bailiff and Ravnagask’s brother.		'''Braganza''': Because General Lord Sebine spends most of her time traveling to further the interests of the Mindspin territory—as well as her own agendas—she is content to leave the city’s day-to-day governance to Prince-Archbanker Cole Ravnagask (LN male human cleric of Abadar 5). In turn, the prince-archbanker leaves command of the settlement’s militia to Terandar, the city’s bailiff and Ravnagask’s brother.

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			=INTRODUCTION=

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	“A nation is nothing without dedicated people—and its people are nothing without order. In the absence of both, civilization collapses. With both, there is nothing a nation can’t achieve. The people of Molthune understand and embrace that, and for those reasons, we are the greatest nation on Golarion. Our people know the importance of hard work and dedication to the greater good. Our laws are an impeccable set of tools that move us forward in great, bold, triumphant strides. We have come miles since our oppression under Cheliax, but we have miles yet to go. And if our people and laws work together, it will be only a matter of time until our influence stretches forth, uniting those who would stand against us under the crimson banner of the mighty Molthuni flag.”		“A nation is nothing without dedicated people—and its people are nothing without order. In the absence of both, civilization collapses. With both, there is nothing a nation can’t achieve. The people of Molthune understand and embrace that, and for those reasons, we are the greatest nation on Golarion. Our people know the importance of hard work and dedication to the greater good. Our laws are an impeccable set of tools that move us forward in great, bold, triumphant strides. We have come miles since our oppression under Cheliax, but we have miles yet to go. And if our people and laws work together, it will be only a matter of time until our influence stretches forth, uniting those who would stand against us under the crimson banner of the mighty Molthuni flag.”
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	Molthune declared its independence from Cheliax’s rule shortly after Aroden died, and the nation’s determination along with its formidable military might ensured that its freedom stood. Since then, Molthune has deeply valued its military’s strength, as well as the regimented leadership that a lifetime of military service breeds. It follows, then, that the Molthuni people enthusiastically embrace the military oligarchy that makes up their government.		Molthune declared its independence from Cheliax’s rule shortly after Aroden died, and the nation’s determination along with its formidable military might ensured that its freedom stood. Since then, Molthune has deeply valued its military’s strength, as well as the regimented leadership that a lifetime of military service breeds. It follows, then, that the Molthuni people enthusiastically embrace the military oligarchy that makes up their government.

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	Nine general lords, each having risen from the ranks of the Molthuni army, make up the nation’s ruling group. The nine general lords include Molthune’s imperial governor, who is the nation’s highest-ranked official. The general lords promote the imperial governor from within their own ranks, and the position is held for life or until abdication.		Nine general lords, each having risen from the ranks of the Molthuni army, make up the nation’s ruling group. The nine general lords include Molthune’s imperial governor, who is the nation’s highest-ranked official. The general lords promote the imperial governor from within their own ranks, and the position is held for life or until abdication.
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	Backar Forest: The people of Molthune live and work on the fringes of the forest, but keep out of the fey-claimed depths. More information on the Backar Forest can be found on page 37.		Backar Forest: The people of Molthune live and work on the fringes of the forest, but keep out of the fey-claimed depths. More information on the Backar Forest can be found on page 37.

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	'''Braganza''': Because General Lord Sebine spends most of her time traveling to further the interests of the Mindspin territory—as well as her own agendas—she is content to leave the city’s day-to-day governance to Prince-Archbanker Cole Ravnagask (LN male human cleric of Abadar 5). In turn, the prince-archbanker leaves command of the settlement’s militia to Terandar, the city’s bailiff and Ravnagask’s brother.		'''Braganza''': Because General Lord Sebine spends most of her time traveling to further the interests of the Mindspin territory—as well as her own agendas—she is content to leave the city’s day-to-day governance to Prince-Archbanker Cole Ravnagask (LN male human cleric of Abadar 5). In turn, the prince-archbanker leaves command of the settlement’s militia to Terandar, the city’s bailiff and Ravnagask’s brother.
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	Aliskel now lives practically alone in Broken Shield Castle, attended by only a few trusted servants. In truth, she has been recruiting brigands and mercenaries for months now, building her own small army in her castle’s underground holds. Though she knows she can’t challenge the entire nation, she believes that if she strikes when Molthune is fully engaged with Nirmathas, she can pin the imperial troops between two forces and cause savage harm to them before she’s eventually killed.		Aliskel now lives practically alone in Broken Shield Castle, attended by only a few trusted servants. In truth, she has been recruiting brigands and mercenaries for months now, building her own small army in her castle’s underground holds. Though she knows she can’t challenge the entire nation, she believes that if she strikes when Molthune is fully engaged with Nirmathas, she can pin the imperial troops between two forces and cause savage harm to them before she’s eventually killed.

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	'''Canorate''': The jewel and capital of Molthune, Canorate is a shining city filled with breathtaking architecture, public art works, lush garden promenades, and a population draped in the latest fashions. Even the laborers live in comfort here—though their residences are walled off from those of the rest of the populace— and the splendor of the wealthiest citizens in the pristine Sweet Orchard district is astonishing.		'''Canorate''': The jewel and capital of Molthune, Canorate is a shining city filled with breathtaking architecture, public art works, lush garden promenades, and a population draped in the latest fashions. Even the laborers live in comfort here—though their residences are walled off from those of the rest of the populace— and the splendor of the wealthiest citizens in the pristine Sweet Orchard district is astonishing.
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	After the last meeting at the Imperial Castle, Klim became convinced that harsh action was needed to quell Cettigne’s unrest. After catching three of the city-state’s highest-ranking officers in a seditious meeting discussing a plot to unseat her, Klim imprisoned them in the bowels of her governor’s residence, and they remain there still. The prisoners include Guard-Captain Xander Bretonne (NG male human aristocrat 2/magusUM 3), the charismatic son of Cettigne’s powerful Bretonne political family. Despite the uproar it could cause, Klim toys with the idea of publicly executing the would-be rebels for treason. Meanwhile, she keeps the plan to herself, lest the other general lords try to influence her decision.		After the last meeting at the Imperial Castle, Klim became convinced that harsh action was needed to quell Cettigne’s unrest. After catching three of the city-state’s highest-ranking officers in a seditious meeting discussing a plot to unseat her, Klim imprisoned them in the bowels of her governor’s residence, and they remain there still. The prisoners include Guard-Captain Xander Bretonne (NG male human aristocrat 2/magusUM 3), the charismatic son of Cettigne’s powerful Bretonne political family. Despite the uproar it could cause, Klim toys with the idea of publicly executing the would-be rebels for treason. Meanwhile, she keeps the plan to herself, lest the other general lords try to influence her decision.

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	'''Doommark''': The seat of Molthune’s most shadowy— and arguably most backwater—territory, Doommark is a settlement of misfits and subterfuge. Perhaps due to its proximity to Nidal, Doommark is home to Molthune’s only sizable population of fetchlings (Pathfinder RPG Advanced Race Guide 108). Along with the legions of trained, intelligent ravens for which she is widely known, General Lord Magga liberally employs Doommark’s fetchlings in her many domestic and international spy campaigns. Doommark’s position at the end of the Nosam River also makes it a popular outpost for adventurers seeking one last civilized respite before heading into the harsh, mysterious lands of the Umbral Basin beyond.		'''Doommark''': The seat of Molthune’s most shadowy— and arguably most backwater—territory, Doommark is a settlement of misfits and subterfuge. Perhaps due to its proximity to Nidal, Doommark is home to Molthune’s only sizable population of fetchlings (Pathfinder RPG Advanced Race Guide 108). Along with the legions of trained, intelligent ravens for which she is widely known, General Lord Magga liberally employs Doommark’s fetchlings in her many domestic and international spy campaigns. Doommark’s position at the end of the Nosam River also makes it a popular outpost for adventurers seeking one last civilized respite before heading into the harsh, mysterious lands of the Umbral Basin beyond.
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	To make up for the missing money, Rydel has started to sell prisoners without nearby family or friends to duergar slave traders who have emerged from a nearby entrance into the Darklands. The duergar smuggle the prisoners away in the night and Rydel reports them as having died. It’s only a matter of time until one of these enslaved prisoners is missed—and the wrath the general lords would visit on Rydel’s head if his scheme were discovered would be incredible indeed.		To make up for the missing money, Rydel has started to sell prisoners without nearby family or friends to duergar slave traders who have emerged from a nearby entrance into the Darklands. The duergar smuggle the prisoners away in the night and Rydel reports them as having died. It’s only a matter of time until one of these enslaved prisoners is missed—and the wrath the general lords would visit on Rydel’s head if his scheme were discovered would be incredible indeed.

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	'''Korholm''': Canorate may be the capital of Molthune and its most beautiful city, but Korholm runs a close second. The famous Green Gate, a 20-foot-tall double arch made of brick and framed in bronze, affords entry into the city. Near the center of the city stands the Hall of Governance, a grand marble hall among a complex of glittering buildings and topped with a hundred-foot spire, upon which stands a working clock and a gilded statue of the imperial governor.		'''Korholm''': Canorate may be the capital of Molthune and its most beautiful city, but Korholm runs a close second. The famous Green Gate, a 20-foot-tall double arch made of brick and framed in bronze, affords entry into the city. Near the center of the city stands the Hall of Governance, a grand marble hall among a complex of glittering buildings and topped with a hundred-foot spire, upon which stands a working clock and a gilded statue of the imperial governor.
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	'''Westsher''': An important military outpost between greater Molthune and the volatile border, Westsher is primarily a garrison for troops headed to or from the front lines. Although dirty and often overcrowded, Westsher is full of law-abiding soldiers, so little crime plagues its streets. However, a band of unpredictable alchemists called the Fever Brigade has recently arrived. They claim to be members of a platoon most thought was decommissioned years ago. Although no one can pin down the details of their story, the members of the Fever Brigade have taught Westsher’s soldiers advanced alchemical techniques that have saved more than a few lives along the border. So far, General Lord Harwyn Perren has allowed them to stay and instruct the troops, though privately she wonders whether the alchemists are somehow connected to her own explosive past—and whether they’re here to extort her or otherwise undermine her leadership.		'''Westsher''': An important military outpost between greater Molthune and the volatile border, Westsher is primarily a garrison for troops headed to or from the front lines. Although dirty and often overcrowded, Westsher is full of law-abiding soldiers, so little crime plagues its streets. However, a band of unpredictable alchemists called the Fever Brigade has recently arrived. They claim to be members of a platoon most thought was decommissioned years ago. Although no one can pin down the details of their story, the members of the Fever Brigade have taught Westsher’s soldiers advanced alchemical techniques that have saved more than a few lives along the border. So far, General Lord Harwyn Perren has allowed them to stay and instruct the troops, though privately she wonders whether the alchemists are somehow connected to her own explosive past—and whether they’re here to extort her or otherwise undermine her leadership.

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	'''Windwatch Keep''': This simple stone keep overlooks western Molthune from a plateau high in the Mindspin Mountains. The seers within are adherents of Gozreh and believe that the sounds and patterns of the wind in the peaks can prophesize the future. The Windwatchers, as the sect is known, spend their days listening to the wind, noting its hum and pitch, and recording their observations for interpretation. The Windwatchers currently believe the wind foretells a great cataclysm on the horizon, though they haven’t shared this information outside of the keep’s walls. The Windwatchers forbid the use of weather-altering magic, though such spells are usually common among worshipers of Gozreh. This prohibition has put the seers in direct conflict with explorers who use such spells to ease their journeys through the Mindspin Mountains. The soothsayers’ leader, Mennelas Rowent (N male human oracleAPG 9), is rumored to capture the worst offenders who pass near the keep. It’s said he keeps them imprisoned for unknown ends.		'''Windwatch Keep''': This simple stone keep overlooks western Molthune from a plateau high in the Mindspin Mountains. The seers within are adherents of Gozreh and believe that the sounds and patterns of the wind in the peaks can prophesize the future. The Windwatchers, as the sect is known, spend their days listening to the wind, noting its hum and pitch, and recording their observations for interpretation. The Windwatchers currently believe the wind foretells a great cataclysm on the horizon, though they haven’t shared this information outside of the keep’s walls. The Windwatchers forbid the use of weather-altering magic, though such spells are usually common among worshipers of Gozreh. This prohibition has put the seers in direct conflict with explorers who use such spells to ease their journeys through the Mindspin Mountains. The soothsayers’ leader, Mennelas Rowent (N male human oracleAPG 9), is rumored to capture the worst offenders who pass near the keep. It’s said he keeps them imprisoned for unknown ends.
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	'''Wreath of Stars''': A circle of eight stone monoliths stands on the edge of the Backar Forest, believed by most to be a shrine to Desna. For more information, see page 45. <ref name="n"/>		'''Wreath of Stars''': A circle of eight stone monoliths stands on the edge of the Backar Forest, believed by most to be a shrine to Desna. For more information, see page 45. <ref name="n"/>

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