Gavel of Evasara Rumors

Tales have spread that the Bruin’s of Fesia have initiated a new Range into their ranks! Bhelrik a Dwarf from Dosin, who made his way to Fesia in search of adventure & freedom.Some even say that Raynor, leader of the Bruin’s. Gifted Bhelrik his own bow after the dwarf passed the Bruin’s initiation. Though all notice that Bhelrik is often seen with a black bear, the signature of a Bruin of Fesia.
Fesian bounty boards are filled with reports of stolen cargo taken from wealthy shipping companies, many include a sketch of a dwarven warrior who’s appearance resembles Bhelrik. All of these reported thefts were from captains of Mokolin and Kodinian ships who docked in Fesian harbors. Many Bounty Hunters and Mokolin guards have tracked the Dwarf hoping to confirm the rumors, yet none have been successful.

There are many tales of Jeet’s bravery and steadfastness in the face of danger. But one tale above all others is said to haunt the man. The details differ with each retelling but each end with Jeet’s flames incinerating three shops & severely damaging a bazaar on the outskirts of Soga. Some believe that he was a teen experimenting with fire and simply lost control, others claim it was an ill omen and that this fire touched could bring ruin to his people.
Rumors have swirled around Jeet, a lowborn man from the Abe Clan of Ateria. Stories of how Jeet was touched by fire, and some even claim that he was personally blessed by the God Nar himself. Anointed to carry out a special quest for the God of Fire. Though none know what the holy mission is, & Jeet himself refuses to speak of it.

While it is new to Wisteria, the name Hringdottier inspires dread in the hearts of those who make their homes on the coast or sail Kazia’s seas. Var Hringdottier is one of the most vicious and accomplished Reavers that has ever set sail under Taua’s banner. Var and his raiders have stolen nearly unfathomable amounts of wealth & the seas are filled with the blood of their victims. Many wonder why Wisteria chose to renounce her Abe surname & adopt the bloodied name Hringdottier.
Gossipers across Kazia have spoken of the fall of Wisteria & Tamono of Mokolin. Though the stories differ depending on who tells it. Some say that Wisteria was expelled for stealing privileged information, others say that after the panel failed her, Wisteria called upon the Reavers of Taua to exact her vengeance. Others believe that Wisteria cheated and her father exiled himself in shame. But all agree that it ended with Wisteria expelled from the Mokolin Institute of Technology, & her father Tamonon missing.

Rumors and gossip often swirl around Mockery, making it truly difficult to determine fact from fiction. But one constant in all of the stories regarding the Gnoll, is his devotion to converting non-believers to the words of the Infernal Gods. Notably, It is said Mockery once converted an impoverished village along the Soldier’s Pass to Makesh God of Prosperity to some Infernal Lord of Greed & Despair to others. The rumor states that Mockery taught the people the gospel of Prosperity, showing them the path to profit. As the story goes the village is now a trade depot, bringing in gold and opportunities to it’s once impoverished people. Mockery claims little of the glory for this, though none can tell if this is modesty, if the tale is more myth than fact, or if the Gnoll is simply in a feud with the villages leadership.
There are stories and myths beyond count regarding The Hound of Kodinia, but nearly all paint the Gnoll as dogmatic to the point of obsession. Believing that his near absolute faith in the Infernal Gods has twisted & corrupted him both mentally and physically. Claiming that his worship has transformed him into a true monster, inside and out. Worse yet, some believe that this condition is contagious & that his deformities can be caught. When confronted, it is said that Mockery simply shrugged & stated “The infection here is the faith in the infernal gods.” Poor wording & doubling down by Mockery has led many to avoid the Gnoll.

The wanderer named Will is frequently a source of rumors, but one salacious tale captivates the gossipers: that of a Kodinian noble claiming that Will attempted to seduce & steal his wife. The young noble drew his blade & challenged Will to a duel. The tale says that Will didn’t even reach for his weapon, he simply stared at the man. In a matter of seconds, the challenger began to scream, cry, & retch, writhing on the ground, his sanity broken. Many claim Will used dark magic to best the man, others claim the gods themselves interfered, & others still claim that Will is protected by an otherworldly spirit. All agree that, regardless of what happened, the young noble was never the same.
Many rumormongers believe that Will is possessed by a spiteful spirit. Some who have angered the man have claimed that they felt a chill fill the core of their being. Others claim to have heard an otherworldly voice that couldn’t possibly be his.

Word has spread through the Arbiters ranks that one of High Arbiter Verin’s squads has gone rogue & abandoned their mission. Some say that the team are now calling themselves the Gavel Evasara & still seek to serve the Arbiters and Maat’s mission but in their own way. Reports have mentioned the group was spotted heading north on the Soldier’s pass out of Vecenon.