The Thin Red Line ran at NAAMA on Sunday 24th October. See feedback in the forum

There is a line protecting Mordavia from the desolation of utter chaos. It is a line written in blood.

Join the Royal Guard. Tell the stories of the brave few who protect their nation.

This is a different format to previous Mordavia games. The main story has three acts. In each act there will be a different group of players, while the other participants are NPCs. Every participant will get a chance to be a player as a member of the Royal Guard. All player characters are prewritten.

There will be a prologue the evening before the game, set in an Inn. The First Act players will need to gather information for their mission the next day. Participation in the prologue as NPCs is recommended for the Second and Third Act players. You'll have fun and pick up useful information for your own missions.

Time		Sunday, 24 October, check noticeboard for exact times.
Venue		Iwitahi Outdoor Education Camp, NAAMA 2004.
Cost		$4 (makeup and costume costs)
Organisers		Stephanie Pegg, Carl Sigvertsen & Alan Grant
What to Bring		Any LARP weapons you have, elf ears, tatty costumes etc.
Risk & Reward		This game is rated as having High risk. Expect casualties and a lot of running around in wilderness. Reward is the satisfaction of a job well done, and XP if you survive.

Brought to you by: Geldar Prope This Publication accepts no liability for the veracity of the contents herein.		Established Year of Our Lord 1463 Extract from Issue 3
Jurawicca Secedes! Rise and Fall of the Silvered Moon In a dramatic move, the elf Silvermoon celebrated his recent coronation as so-called King of Jurawicca by seceding from Mordavia.     Silvermoon's coronation was a touching ceremony paying homage to the four elements and the old powers of Jurawicca. It was, however, plagued by an influx of treasure hunters masquerading as guests and a horde of orcs led by scrofulus Lord Scrofus. Lord Scrofus claimed to have been awarded a patent of nobility and to be present at the invitation of Mordavia's King. Despite this, Scrofus and his orcs stormed away in the middle of the opening ceremony and spent the rest of the evening attacking and defiling the ancient and tranquil lakeland.     Silvermoon is reported to have been angered by the King's actions and seceded in response. This bold move withdrew his people from the protection		of the law and removed them from the kingdom's tax rolls.     Silvermoon and his retainers unfortunately let their new outlaw status go to their heads and blatantly and without provocation attacked a party of noble orcs innocently going about their business in the woods near Berium. The Royal Guard quickly arrested the murderers and brought them to trial. Though lengthy, this resulted in Silvermoon's exile and the execution of his chief hench-elf Davrik. Silvermoon's retainer Labina Morbia described the events as 'A most foul day. Justice is ill-served here.'     Davrik was hung with all due ceremony and his corpse sold to the kitchen of the Inn in Berium, as is the local custom. Orc patrons of the Inn are reported to be pleased with the change in diet and have petitioned that the inn be renamed 'The Well Hung Elf' in Davrik's honour.