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{{Book Summary
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|icon=ON-icon-book-Generic 155.png
|collection=Personal Journals
|author={{Lore Link|Lorogdu gra-Gulash|Lorogdu}}
|lorename=none
|description=The journal of an Orcish bandit and her doubts about her peers
}}
===4th First Seed===
We sacked the {{Lore Link|Chauvry Estate}} today, the culmination of months of planning, and it was an outstanding success. We found more loot than we could carry and achieved a vengeance long overdue.
At first, I wasn't sure about this venture. A campaign to find the descendants of the {{Lore Link|Breton}}s and {{Lore Link|Redguard}}s involved in the sacking of {{Lore Link|Orsinium}}, to take their riches and lives as reparation? It sounded too good to be true, but today's success proves we can get revenge and turn a profit at the same time.
===20th First Seed===
I'm beginning to have doubts about this outfit. I'm in this mainly for the gold, not to achieve fame, but our two leaders have other goals. They're fighting about which clan deserves credit for getting revenge on the {{Lore Link|Chauvry}}s.
{{Lore Link|Thorzhul gro-Agluk|Thorzhul}} comes from {{Lore Link|Clan Agluk}}, a noble clan all but wiped out in the {{Lore Link|Siege of Orsinium}}. He constantly talks about the sacrifice his clan made. He says they deserve to be honored.
Our other leader, {{Lore Link|Borzugh gro-Morkul|Borzugh}}, is from the up-and-coming {{Lore Link|Clan Morkul}}. The clan started with {{Lore Link|Morkul}} himself, the general credited with several feats of heroism during the siege. Borzugh says Clan Agluk only lost so many because they were poor warriors.
Borzugh and Thorzgul have both been trying to recruit the rest of us to their sides, but with so many clans represented here, it doesn't seem right for any single clan to take credit. Most of us don't want any part of this fight. Maybe we'd be better off to just let them kill each other ....
|id=
|loc=*[[Online:Torog's Spite|Torog's Spite]]
|icon=ON-icon-book-Generic 155.png
|collection=Personal Journals
|author={{Lore Link|Lorogdu gra-Gulash|Lorogdu}}
|lorename=none
|description=The journal of an Orcish bandit and her doubts about her peers
}}
===4th First Seed===
We sacked the {{Lore Link|Chauvry Estate}} today, the culmination of months of planning, and it was an outstanding success. We found more loot than we could carry and achieved a vengeance long overdue.
At first, I wasn't sure about this venture. A campaign to find the descendants of the {{Lore Link|Breton}}s and {{Lore Link|Redguard}}s involved in the sacking of {{Lore Link|Orsinium}}, to take their riches and lives as reparation? It sounded too good to be true, but today's success proves we can get revenge and turn a profit at the same time.
===20th First Seed===
I'm beginning to have doubts about this outfit. I'm in this mainly for the gold, not to achieve fame, but our two leaders have other goals. They're fighting about which clan deserves credit for getting revenge on the {{Lore Link|Chauvry}}s.
{{Lore Link|Thorzhul gro-Agluk|Thorzhul}} comes from {{Lore Link|Clan Agluk}}, a noble clan all but wiped out in the {{Lore Link|Siege of Orsinium}}. He constantly talks about the sacrifice his clan made. He says they deserve to be honored.
Our other leader, {{Lore Link|Borzugh gro-Morkul|Borzugh}}, is from the up-and-coming {{Lore Link|Clan Morkul}}. The clan started with {{Lore Link|Morkul}} himself, the general credited with several feats of heroism during the siege. Borzugh says Clan Agluk only lost so many because they were poor warriors.
Borzugh and Thorzgul have both been trying to recruit the rest of us to their sides, but with so many clans represented here, it doesn't seem right for any single clan to take credit. Most of us don't want any part of this fight. Maybe we'd be better off to just let them kill each other ....