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Umbar

The Ambitious Corsair Part I

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Story

~~The Ambitious Corsair~~

Part I

Exploring Umbar

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Screenshot: General screen

In Umbar seeking pirates

Language Of Light Signals

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Screenshot: General screen

 

Second Age of the Sun, later years (before the Downfall of Númenór), near the old haven of Umbar.

Vanyariel, at that time serving under captain Beleros is sending light signals to a heavy númenórean war-ship (visible in the background).

The Black Tide

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Story

"A king is he that can hold his own or else his title is vain." -Maedhros

 

Trouble on the horizon

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Screenshot: General screen

Trouble on the horizon

Suppression & Acceptation: The Named Nameless

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Conceptual
Thou art an abomination!
Thou possesses the art of misery.
There is no good in thine heart. 
Thou art an inhaler of mirth.
 

The Memory of Karbazîr

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Conceptual
Karbazîr,
Were my beliefs wrong? My credence forbidden? It was but a concept of affection.
The songs I sung soothed the surrounding angst.

Umbar Part 1

What kind of Adventure is this?: 
Conceptual

The night was dreary and miserable, the rain sweeping in off the ocean appeared to be unending and unrelenting, despite the harsh desert that the port city was nestled in. A young beggar boy, an escaped slave, sat curled up with his back pressed against the wall of a building. He sat in the muddy streets, filled with grime and filth from animals and humans. 

The song of the Red-haired Maid

What kind of Adventure is this?: 
Poetry

This is a transcription of the Red-haired Maid lyrics, as it is sung in havens from Linhir to Umbar

 

 

In far Andrast lived a girl,

With a heart of fire and fire in her hair

She was so fair and full of grace

An Account of Umbar

What kind of Adventure is this?: 
Official Document

 

((This is an old book, yet it is reasonably well preserved. It was written circa 2840 T.A. by one Curon The Venerable, based on the relations and experiences of one Ecthon The Merchant, who was allegedly taken captive by corsairs and held for ransom, during a year, in the city of Umbar. Some passages are outlined or marked by frequent use, the following is a selection of them. Ar-Iskandir keeps the book on a bookshelf in his safehouse))

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