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The Ruin (Recruit Duty - Not More Work Sir?)

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Spiders (Recruit Duty - Not More Work Sir?)

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The Marsh Edge (Recruit Duty - Not More Work Sir?)

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On the punishment of the Noldor

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My lad brings me warm spiced wine and sets it beside me. A good day's ride. He kneels, unfastens and removes my mud be-spattered boots. A comely lad, and in my favour. He looks up at me with a smile as I taste the wine, knowing he has flavoured it exactly as I require.

I glance down at him. A fast, exhilarating ride to this camp, warmth awaiting me. I am in a mellow mood this evening. He sees it - and I wait for the inevitable questions.

'The war goes well, m'lord?'

Recruit Duty - But that is citizens work sir!

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Date:                First day of the twelfth month
Recruit name:    Cween
 
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With the shortage of wood being faced by the guard I took the axe from my pack and headed off into the fields around Staddle.

Ambush Attack (Recruit Duty - But that is citizens work sir!)

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Awakening

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 Daelith is performing a cleansing ceremony over Reiven under the careful watch of bar-en-Vanimar

Tactical Retreat (Recruit Duty - But that is citizens work sir!)

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Outside Staddle (Recruit Duty - But that is citizens work sir!)

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Loor in Khazad-Dum with a few Dwarves, a year or so ago.

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