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Feature
Stories
City of Vonda Turned Over To
New Leadership
Submitted by CaIis Raan
It
was a major step forward for the Salerian Confederation, when only a few hands
ago, the Ubar of Port Olni, Calis Raan, pulled his soldiers from the city of
Vonda and signed the city over to Eric Tellis peacefully. With Ubar CaIis'
blessing, Eric Tellis now resides as the Administrator of Vonda and the city
has once again joined the Salerian Confederation that, until recently, had been
somewhat abandoned, as had similarly happened with the Vosk League. So Far Ti,
Port Olni, And Vonda have placed themselved in the Confederation, leaving only
Lara left of the original four cities that once made up the Confederation. More
information is stated to be released as time progresses and will also be
featured here.
Cosians
Spotted on Pilgrim's Road
A
report was submitted stating that along Pilgrim's Road, Cosian Tharlarion
Cavalry has been spotted in large numbers. They have not yet, as of the time of
this publication to this author's knowledge, been openly hostile toward any
travelling upon the road, though caution is urged for those having to leave our
precious waterways and travel upon land, especially on Pilgrim's Road en route
to the Sardar Fairs. Even knowing the route is dangerous, the sheer number of
the Cosian Cavalry has many concerned, especially with the potential posibility
of another war with Ar.
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The Isle of
Cos
Home Pages of Cos
It was here,
from the fantastic island chain of Cos, that the great war between Cos and the
malignant, pompous city of Ar was launched. Needless to say, the city of Ar
holds little love for Cosians, nor we for her. Cos is a mountainous island,
rugged, never the less it is in this climate that the famed Ta Grape of Cos is
grown.
There are four major cities on the island of Cos. Telnus, the
capitol, Jad, home of our great and powerful leader, Ubar Lurius of
Jad, "Long live Lurius," Selnar, and Temos. Cos
claims strict control of the northern trade islands in the Cosian sea as
well.
The Government of Cos is made up of two seperate elements. The first
element being of course the Ubar, who hands down The laws and directives of the
nation. His word is law. Second, there is the High Council. This council is
made up of Cosians who, from time to time, vote on directives for the city and
in general, provide focus for day to day city matters. This differs from some
cities in that, while there is still an Ubar rather then administrator, the
council functions much as an administrator would. Seats on the council rotate
between Cosian citizens of high caste.
The
Pawns Are Moved
By Alexander the II
Sometimes, a man
simply follows a path, a path laid down for him by his caste or his heritage.
It is one thing to say that every man is the Ubar within his own circle of
steel, quite another to live such a saying.
Alexander scratched his face and considered shaving as he looked out over
the formation drill.
Many men, do not choose their destinies, their destinies choose them. Can
these men be considered any less happy of fulfilled then the average man?
"Kings this uniform is hot," Alexander thought to himself as he
continued to watch the streams of men drilling in the parade grounds beneath
him and then heard himself thinking, "I am not completely unhappy."
His thoughts were often like that. He would be in the middle of something
and suddenly question the meaning of all things. "It is not so much that I
do not have any choices as the choices seem to be few and far between," he
said. The man next to him, a captain of the brigade below looked at him with a
pu zzled expression.
"What was that commander?" the man asked.
"Nothing, nothing," Alexander asserted. "Such a bad habit,
Alexander thought, "I really must stop doing that." The drill of the
day seemed to go on forever and it was mid-afternoon before the last line of
men passed by. "See that the men drill the phalanx," Alexander
instructed, " It is not so much used any longer but often times terrain
allows it." Alexander made his way from the officer's dais followed as
usual by the tiny infestation of scribes.
Later in the meeting of the high council Alexander, as a representative
of the military listened to the newest order of decrees from Ubar Lurius. He
simply could not imagine the Ubar being bothered with half of these things yet
they came to the council floor as if they were spoken from the Ubar's mouth
himself.
"And the crime of stealing flowers from the city gardens of Telnus
will be punishable by two days indentured service to the state," droned on
the scribe.
"Now that is ridiculous," thought Alexander, "everyone
knows the only human who would steal flowers from the gardens will be some
innocent FW who has yet to hear the newest set of laws for the day," he
smirked. Undoubtedly somewhere in a garden this very minute some noble man
waited for a particular Free Woman with an eye for the state's flowers to
perform her daily ritual of picking them. Her two days of servitude would
either prove her ultimate fantasy or her ultimate nightmare.
And so it went for the day, after the council, a round of inspections at
the harbor. Yes the catapults on the twin towers of Cos were well kept, yes the
sea gate still functioned yes the burning pitch could still be dropped onto
ships attempting to gain unlawful entrance to the harbor, yes yes yes.
Alexander was no better then a slave to this duty, and less likely to be
pleasured in any way for his trouble.
Finally after appearances of normality had been sufficiently obtained by
those upper ups in t heir offices that really ran things. Alexander was called
to a place he had begun to think of as only "the shed"
There on the steps of the river in the green belt of Telnus, A wide strip
of fertile land between the inner and outer walls, there was a low square
building. It bore little in the way of markings. Alexander imagined it might
once have been a part of some mill now obsolete by mills farther up the river.
He went inside.
"Kings I hate these men," he thought looking at them. They wore
their usual assortment of masks or cloaks or genuinely beekish faces. They
saluted him, as always far too enthusiastically their fists to their chests.
"All hail Ubar Lurius!" They shouted in their bookish voices.
"All hail Ubar Lurius," Alexander replied far less loudly.
"The signal?" the pointiest faced one said.
"Kings Pasivvas I have only met you 200 times in the last two
passing hands alone do you think I am someone else?" Alexander said
exasperated.
"The signal!" Pasivvas demanded.
"That man would look good cleaved in two," Alexander thought as
he searched his mind for this weeks words, and it was evening so they would be
different then they were this morning. "Oh yes, " he said.
"Torcadino never fell." This alone would appease the clerks in their
uniforms.
"Good good," said Pasivvas, He and his fellows began to draw
their maps and measures and infinite numbers of markers and scrolls. In time,
elaborately and excessively, the current situation map of Gor, Cos, and her
units and allies lay on the floor.
Alexander reviewed, made the necessary adjustments to his thinking on
supplies and logistics. He did so with the casual efficiency of a career
soldier. No longer could he see the majesty of the infantry columns and their
siege engines so easily. No longer did the imagined of lines of tarnships fill
him with excitement so easily. It had been a long time since he had been in
battle, had over seen the command of a legion, had o rdered men to their
deaths.
Pasivvas handed him his orders and held in the reading device the scroll
slid by under Alexander's eyes.
"What?" Alexander nearly shouted talking the bureaucrats by
surprise. "What is this?"
Pasivvas smiled that sharp birdlike smile of his. "You know better
then to ask too many questions commander."
Alexander read it again, the scroll spinning back fast and then slowly
crawling out again in the reader. It was inconceivable but there it was.
"Kings, any number of things could go wrong," he was mumbling to
himself as he read it. The message began:
You will take a caravan, a peace offering to Ar's station
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Exchange Isle of
Teletus
"My four commercial voyages
had been among the exchange islands, or free islands in Thassa, administered as
free ports by members of the Merchants. Three, which I encountered frequently
in my voyages, were Teletus, and, south of it,Tabor, named for the drum which
it resembles, and, to the north, among the northern islands, Scagnar." -
Raiders of Gor, page 137
Tamber Shores
Estates
Attention Goreans !! Tamber Shores Estates House Master: Ararik Azante
and and House Mistress Cinda Azante is sending out notice that we are seeking:
Swords, Scribes, Builders, Merchants, Shipwrites, Healers, Harbor Master,
Tarnsmen, Slavers - too many to list. Well trained kajirae for
sale will be considered as well.
We are currently seeking goreans
interested in a peaceful, beautiful place to thrive and move forward in their
lives. Many Positions are available, a pair of builders are now making
permanent residence on the Island so they are ready and willing to start on
shops, houses, and shipping needs. In addition, their are existing houses and
shops which are curretnly unattended. The repairs on the main dock are complete
and it is available for use.
Positions available for:
Merchants, Healers, Builders,
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Azante or his lovely companion,
Ubara
Cinda Azante for more information.
Areas of Interest
Special Interests - West
Teletus Gardens
Lush grass, exotic plants and
flora, ornate fountains fed from natural springs, West Shores Inn nearby for
refreshment needs, secluded but prime view of West Shores Beach, natural
spring-fed pond, regularly patroled by the Teletus guardsmen.
Special Interests -
WestShoresInnTeletus
Warm friendly atmospere a common
place even for free women of high castes, fresh foods served such as seafoods,
common meats, veggies fruits and baked breads. Drinks such as wines, pagas,
teas, and a variety of juices. Spacious rooms for visitors and travelers, has
its own private gaurds and is patroled by the Teletus guardsmen security a high
priorty due to high castes and visiting officials frequenting the Inn, also
offers take out and delivery on the Island itself.
Special
Interests - ArenaOfTeletus
A large arena ample seating and
clinic on the premises. Gaurded by the Teletus guardsmen and a place they
frequent to test the strengths of each other. Also a place for visiting
warriors to test their own skills or for mere practice.
Special Interests - Port Teletus
Docks
The main docks to Port
Teletus. A area quite common to be bustling with merchants trading right off
their ships. The Harbor Master's main offices located on the docks. Many shops
some empty if seek to set up business.
Special Interests - Black
Smith Shop PT
The place to go to should you be
seeking collars, shackles, chains, etc. Special requests such as repairs or
other items offered as well.
Special Interests -
StreetsOfPortTeletus
Another busting area of the city
streets filled with rows of shops and vendors selling many items. Imports
included from areas almost Gor wide.. Sure to fine any thing you desire in one
of the many shops.
Special Interests - Teletus
Shipyards
A small shipyards near Port
Teletus is frequented by 2 local builders of the area and their assistants. The
Island's fleet is priorty , but private ships are built as
well.
Special Interests - Bountys End
TavernPT
Located on the docks of Port
Teletus this paga tavern is known for its rouges and seaman who enjoy a good
brawl at times. Free women beware you're sure to be collared should you
enter.
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Administrator §zandekos and Co-Administrator Kraftig wish to
announce to all that Whitewater has officially opened it's Port and
City!
Situated near the meeting place of the Vosk and Olni rivers, Whitewater
is a virtual hub for trade between the cities along both rivers.
We are currently accepting
applications for All Castes: Swords, Scribes,
Builders, Physicians, Merchants, and
all other Low Castes are welcome to
apply!
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contact §zandekos or
Kraftig.
For a copy of Whitewater's
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From the Ancient
Scrolls
The helmet was bronze, worked in
the Greek fashion, with a unitary opening somewhat in the shape of a Y. It bore
no insignia and its crest plate was empty.
The round shield, concentric overlapping layers of hardened leather
riveted together and bound with hoops of brass, fitted with the double sling
for carrying on the left arm, was similarly unmarked. Normally the Gorean
shield is painted boldly and has infixed in it some device for identifying the
bearer's city. - Outlaw of Gor, Chapter 2
The spear was a typical Gorean
spear, about seven feet in height, heavy, stout, with a tapering bronze head
some eighteen inches in length. It is a terrible weapon and, abetted by the
somewhat lighter gravity of Gor, when cast with considerable force, can pierce
a shield at close quarters or bury its head a foot deep in solid wood. With
this weapon groups of men hunt even the larl in its native haunts in the Voltai
Range, that incredible pantherlike carnivore which may stand six to eight feet
high at the shoulder.
Indeed, the Gorean spear is such that many warriors scorn lesser missile
weapons, such as the longbow or crossbow, both of which are not uncommonly
found on Gor. - Outlaw of Gor, Chapter 2
I found the shoulder belt,
sheath and short sword of the Goreans. I took the blade from its sheath. It was
well balanced, vicious, double-edged and about twenty to twenty-two inches in
length. - Outlaw of Gor, Chapter 2
The tarn-goad is a rodlike
instrument, about twenty inches long. It has a switch in the handle, much like
an ordinary flashlight. When the goad is switched to the on-position and it
strikes an object, it emits a violent shock and scatters a shower of yellow
sparks. It is used for controlling tarns, the gigantic hawklike saddle-birds of
Gor. - Outlaw of Gor, Chapter 2
I could see he (Tuchuk) carried
a small rounded shield, glossy, black, lacquered: he wore a conical, fur rimmed
iron helmet, a net of colored chains depending from the helmet protecting his
face, leaving only holes for the eyes. He wore a quilted jacket and under this
a leather jerkin; the jacket was trimmed with fur and had a for collar; his
boots were made of hide and also trimmed with fur; he had a wide, five-buckled
belt. I could not see his face because of the net of chain that hung before it.
I also noted, about his throat, now lowered, there was a soft leather wind
scarf which might, when the helmet and veil was lifted, be drawn over the mouth
and nose, against the wind and dust of his ride.
He was very erect in the saddle. His lance remained on his back, but he
carried in his right hand the small, powerful, horn bow of the Wagon Peoples
and attached to his saddle was a lacquered, narrow, rectangular quiver
containing as many as forty arrows. On the saddle there also hung, on one side,
a coiled robe of braided bosk hide and, on the other, a long, three-weighted
bola f the sort used in hunting tumitsand men; in the saddle itself, on the
right side, indicating the rider must be right handed, were the seven sheaths
for the almost legendary quivas, the balanced saddle knives of the prarie.
It was said a youth of the Wagon Peoples was taught the bow, the quiva,
and the lance before their parents would consent to give them a name, for names
are precious among the the Wagon Peoples, as among goreans in general, and they
are not to be waisted on one who is likely to die, one who cannot handle the
weapons of the hunt and war. Until the youth has mastered the bow, the quiva,
and the lance he is simply known as first, or the second, and so on , son of
such and such a father. - Nomads of Gor, pg10-11
His lance had a rider hood under
the point, with which he might dismount opponents. - Nomads of Gor, page 14
Slowly, singing in a guttural
chant, a Tuchuk warrior song, he began to swing the bola. It consists of three
long straps of leather, each about five feet long, each terminating in a
leather sack, which contains, sewn inside, a heavy, round metal weight. It was
probably developed for hunting the tumit, a huge, flightless carnivorous bird
of the plains, but the Wagon Peoples use it also, and well, as a weapon of war.
Thrown to low the long straps, with their approximate ten-foot sweep, almost
impossible to evade, strike the victim and the weighted balls, as soon as
resistance is met, whip about the victim, tangling and tightening the straps.
Sometimes legs are broken. It is often difficult to release the straps, so
snarled do they become. Thrown high the Gorean bola can lock a man's arms to
his sides; thrown to the throat it can strangle him; thrown to the head, a
difficult cast, the whipping weights can crush a skull. One entangles the
victim with the bola, leaps from one's mount and with the quiva cuts his
throat. - Nomads of Gor, page 24
I learned as well the rope and bow.
The bow, of course, small, for use from the saddle, lacks the range and power
of the Gorean longbow or crossbow; still, at close range, with considerable
force, firing rapidly, arrow after arrow, it is a fearsome weapon. - Nomads of
Gor , page 66
I was most fond perhaps, of the
balanced saddle knife, the quiva; it is about a foot in length, double edged;
it tapers to a daggerlike point ... - Nomads of Gor, page 67
"Ah, yes, weapons,"
Kamchak was saying, "what shall it be the kaiila lance, a whip and bladed
bola, perhaps the quiva?" - Nomads of Gor, page 123
...the quiva itself is regarded,
on the whole, as more of a missile weapon than a hand knife... - Nomads of Gor,
page 124
Most quivas, incidentally, are
wrought in the smithies of Ar. - Nomads of Gor, page 124
It was a throwing knife, of a
sort used in Ar, much smaller than the southern quiva, and tapered on only one
side. It was a knife designed for killing. Mixed with the blood and fluids of
the body there was a smear of white at the end of the steel, the softened
residue of a glaze of kanda paste, now melted by body heat, which had coated
the tip of the blade. On the hilt of the dagger, curling about it, was the
legend, 'I have sought him. I have found him.' It was a killing knife.
'The Caste of Assassins?' I had asked.
'Unlikely,' had said the Older Tarl, 'for Assassins are commonly too
proud for poison.' -
page 42, Assassin of Gor
The bow is not commonly favored by
Gorean warriors, but all must respect it. It is the height of a tall man; its
back, away from the bowman, is flat; its belly, facing the bowman, is
half-rounded; it is something like an inch and a half wide and an inch and a
quarter thick at the center; it has considerable force and requires
considerable strength to draw; many men, incidentally, even some warriors,
cannot draw the bow; nine of its arrows can be fired aloft before the first
falls again to the earth; at point-blank range it can be fired completely
through a four-inch beam; at two hundred yards it can pin a man to a wall; at
four hundred yards it can kill the huge, shambling bosk; its rate of fire is
nineteen arrows in a Gorean Ehn, about eighty Earth seconds; and a skilled
bowman, but not an extraordinary one, is expected to be able to place these
nineteen arrows in one Ehn into a target, the size of a man, each a hit, at a
range of some t wo hundred and fifty yards. Yet, as a weapon, it has serious
disadvantages, and on Gor the crossbow, inferior in accuracy, range and rate of
fire, with its heavy cable and its leaves of steel, tends to be generally
favored. The long bow cannot well be used except in a standing, or at least
kneeling, position, thus making more of a target of the archer; the long bow is
difficult to use from the saddle; it is impractical in close quarters, as in
defensive warfare or in fighting from room to room; and it cannot be kept set,
loaded like a firearm, as can the crossbow; - Raiders of Gor, page 2
...the crossbow is the
assassin's weapon, par excellence; further, it might be mentioned that,
although it takes longer to set the crossbow, a weaker man, with, say, his belt
claw or his winding gear, can certainly manage to do so; accordingly, for every
man capable of drawing a warrior's long bow there will be an indefinite number
who can use the crossbow; lastly, at shorter distances, the crossbow requires
much less skill for accuracy than the long bow." - Raiders of Gor, page 2
And there was, too, the great bow,
of yellow, supple Ka-la-na, tipped with notched bosk horn, with its cord of
hemp, whipped with silk, and the roll of sheaf and flight arrows. I counted the
arrows. There were seventy arrows, fifty of which were sheaf arrows, twenty
flight arrows. - Raiders of Gor, page 68
They were short, ship bows,
stout and maneuverable, easy to use in crowded quarters, easy to fire across
the bulwarks of galleys locked in combat. I had seen only such bows in the
holding of Policrates. Their rate of fire, of course, is much superior to that
of the crossbow, either of the drawn or windlass variety.
All things considered, the ship bow is an ideal missile weapon for
close-range naval combat. it is superior in this respect even to the peasant
bow, or long bow, which excells it in impact, range and accuracy. - Rougue of
Gor, pages 307-308
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Gorean Dictionary
Foods and Beverages of
Gor
Bazi tea (noun) an herbal beverage served hot,
traditionally drunk 3 tiny cups at a time, in rapid succession
black wine (noun) gorean equivelant to coffee;
traditionally served with white and yellow sugars, powdered bosk milk, and in
tiny cups; very expensive drink, not commonly found throughout Gor.
bond-maid gruel (noun) see slave porridge
bosk (noun) large, shaggy, long-horned bovine similar to
the Earth cow; cattle; it's milk is potable which is often made into cheese or
creme
breeding wine (noun) a sweet beverage which counteracts the
effects of slave wine, making a slavegirl fertile; also called second wine
Ka-la-na (noun) 1) a tree with very strong yellow wood,
used for making bows; 2) a very potent dry white or red wine, made from the
fruit of the Ka-la-na tree
kal-da (noun) alcoholic beverage made of low quality
ka-la-na wine diluted with citrus juices, mixed with strong spices, and served
hot
kes (noun) a shrub whose salty, blue secondary roots are a
main ingredient in sullage
kort (noun) a rinded fruit of the Tahari; served sliced
with melted cheese and nutmeg
larma (noun) succulent fruit, rather like an apple;
sometimes sliced and fried, and served with browned-honey sauce; offering a
larma, real or imagined, by a slavegirl to her master is a silent plea for the
girl to be raped
paga (noun; abbr. of Pagar-Sa-Tarna, lit. 'pleasure of the
life-daughter') a grain-based, distilled hard liquor akin to whiskey;
sometimes served warm
ram-berries (noun) small, succulent berries
second wine (noun) see breeding wine
slave porridge (noun) a cold, unsweetened mixture of water
and Sa-Tarna meal, on which slaves are fed; in Torvaldsland, it is called
'bond-maid gruel', and often mixed with pieces of chopped parsit fish
sul (noun) starchy, golden-brown, tuberious vegetable
similar to the potato; principal ingredient in sullage; often served sliced and
fried
sullage (noun) a soup made prinicipally from suls, tur-pah,
and kes, along with whatever else may be handy
tospit (noun) a bitter, juicy citrus fruit
tur-pah (noun) an edible tree parasite with curly, red,
ovate leaves; grows on the tur tree; a main ingredient in sullage
verr (noun) a mountain goat indigenous to the Voltai
Mountains; wild, agile, ill-tempered, with long hair and spiraling horns;
source of a form of wool; it milk is potable, as well as being used for cheese
vulo (noun) a tawny-colored poultry bird, similar to a
pigeon, which also exists in the wild; used for meat and eggs
Editor's
Note:
I would like to thank those who have sent in additions and corrections to
the dictionary, as I am only one person and am not perfect and do sometimes
miss the corrections that need to be made to the dictionary. I would like to
encourage you to continue to send me corrections and additions, preferrably
with the quotes from the ancient scrolls to help me make sure to get the best
wording into the dictionary as possible.
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