THE DRAGON OF THE NORTH
Within the city of Sorana, the ancient capital of the Northern Empire of Freyn, an accord has finally been struck. The Heilands and the Lydians, who have warred and lobbied for supremacy within the city for thousands of years have finally met their ultimate agreement. Kaiser Strevovsky of the Lydian Dynasty and L'aslia Esquire of the Heiland Dynasty have married - the two of them being direct heirs to the throne, will produce a child who inherits both Heiland and Lydian. This new Dynasty will be known as Bjornson, one destined to rule all the North and all the lands lesser to it. Within Sorana, a city of many millions and an ever-improving lifestyle condition, the union creates cheers as well as a booming roar.
War comes soon, for the Lydians of Shadow, the Heilands of Psychosis, the Vladians of Vexation and the Guenire of the Pale all rally together under the same banner: the banner of the Dragon, who screams for the North, that it may regain its dominance over the world beyond - the lands of the shinobi.
The invasion begins, and the enemies are plentiful.
ARC RULES
1. All missions now give Word Count x 50 for Ryo gain, rather than 25. This is for as long as the arc lasts.
2. All arc related missions are worth Word Count x 100 for Ryo gain. Arc related missions are anything that pertain mostly around the ongoing events due to the invasion of the North.
3. The Invasion has initially found success. Almost all of Northern Kusa and most of Kumo are being pillaged by dragons and covered in ice. Northern raiders are all over the coastline of the continent, wielding large blades and spewing energy from their lips.
4. All arc NPCs are of either Heiland, Guenire or Lydian bloodlines (Vladians too once released). Guenire and Heiland may have secondary bloodlines.
5. Kaiser Strevovsky and L'aslia Esquire can only be played by VC/Capt. These are the two "arc bosses".
6. Be patient. New events will occur as they are meant to, over time.
7. Be interactive. Making improv missions related to the invasion is half the fun, and half the reward.
