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Martin: /* Related missions or guild adventures */

2026-07-01T03:42:53Z

Related missions or guild adventures

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	==Related missions or guild adventures==		==Related missions or guild adventures==
			*[[Within and Without]] Summer 813 WK

	* [[Harvest_Moon]] Autumn ~~811WK~~		* [[Harvest_Moon]] Autumn 811 WK

	* [[White_Wedding]] Autumn ~~806WK~~		* [[White_Wedding]] Autumn 806 WK

	* [[The Mystery of Missing Suitors]] Winter ~~804WK~~		* [[The Mystery of Missing Suitors]] Winter 804 WK

	=== Additional Material ===		=== Additional Material ===

Martin: /* Ruler */

2026-06-30T06:41:05Z

Ruler

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	== Ruler ==		== Ruler ==
	* Hugh De'Amberville. The Baron of Newcourt		* Hugh D'Amberville. The Baron of Newcourt

	==Related missions or guild adventures==		==Related missions or guild adventures==

Martin: /* Related missions or guild adventures */

2026-04-17T10:25:36Z

Related missions or guild adventures

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	* [[White_Wedding]] Autumn 806WK		* [[White_Wedding]] Autumn 806WK

	* [[~~http://dq.sf.org.nz/library/snwi0403.pdf\|~~The Mystery of ~~the~~ Missing Suitors]] Winter 804WK		* [[The Mystery of Missing Suitors]] Winter 804WK

	=== Additional Material ===		=== Additional Material ===

Martin: Reverted edit by Jono Bean (talk) to last revision by Stephen

2026-02-14T11:16:32Z

Reverted edit by Jono Bean (talk) to last revision by Stephen

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	* [[Newcastle_Jottings]]		* [[Newcastle_Jottings]]

	~~[[Category:Character]]~~

Jono Bean: Categorization: Added Category:Character

2025-12-24T06:56:07Z

Categorization: Added Category:Character

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	* [[Newcastle_Jottings]]		* [[Newcastle_Jottings]]

			[[Category:Character]]

Stephen: Text replacement - "â€™" to "'"

2024-02-08T09:18:06Z

Text replacement - "â€™" to "'"

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	== Ruler ==		== Ruler ==
	* Hugh ~~Deâ€™Amberville~~. The Baron of Newcourt		* Hugh De'Amberville. The Baron of Newcourt

	==Related missions or guild adventures==		==Related missions or guild adventures==

ChrisC: x

2023-08-20T07:54:03Z

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	* The Dragon of St Michael branch of the Michaeline order have a chapter house a few miles from [[Newcastle]]. The members of this chapter house call it the Abbey of the Clerics Regular of the Sword of St Michael. They are led by the capable Abbot Boniface, a hard man used to the local politics and devoted to the Michaeline way of life and humility.		* The Dragon of St Michael branch of the Michaeline order have a chapter house a few miles from [[Newcastle]]. The members of this chapter house call it the Abbey of the Clerics Regular of the Sword of St Michael. They are led by the capable Abbot Boniface, a hard man used to the local politics and devoted to the Michaeline way of life and humility.

			== Ruler ==
			* Hugh Deâ€™Amberville. The Baron of Newcourt

	==Related missions or guild adventures==		==Related missions or guild adventures==

Martin: /* Overview */

2022-10-05T08:05:26Z

Overview

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	Much of the population is more backwoods than other areas of the baronies and tend to be suspicious of strangers. While many people from Newcourt are cosmopoliton and accepting of magic and other oddities, the further into the hill country you get the less accepting people become, until in the high valleys the people will be naturally distrustfull of strangers and have a good solid dislike of magic. The furthest of these villages is that of [[D'arbres]], hidden in a high valley (even the local Vicomte (then ''Baron'') of Newcourt was unaware it existed). It has since been [[Deed of D'arbres\|deeded]] to Sir Christopher Reynard.		Much of the population is more backwoods than other areas of the baronies and tend to be suspicious of strangers. While many people from Newcourt are cosmopoliton and accepting of magic and other oddities, the further into the hill country you get the less accepting people become, until in the high valleys the people will be naturally distrustfull of strangers and have a good solid dislike of magic. The furthest of these villages is that of [[D'arbres]], hidden in a high valley (even the local Vicomte (then ''Baron'') of Newcourt was unaware it existed). It has since been [[Deed of D'arbres\|deeded]] to Sir Christopher Reynard.

			In 810WK the Barony was raised to a Viscounty, in part as recognition of its growing power and prosperity and (it is rumoured) to further balance the uneasy relationship of the Marquessa with Newcourt's former liege lord [[Foxcourt]].

	==Places of Interest==		==Places of Interest==

Martin at 07:59, 5 October 2022

2022-10-05T07:59:08Z

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	\| ~~Coronet Barony~~		\| Viscounty (as of 810WK)
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	The name is a common corruption of the [[Lalange]] ''Nuit Coeur'' (loosely tr. as ''Heart of Darkness''). The area has a very poor reputation; many strange beasts are said to inhabit the mountainous areas.		The name is a common corruption of the [[Lalange]] ''Nuit Coeur'' (loosely tr. as ''Heart of Darkness''). The area has a very poor reputation; many strange beasts are said to inhabit the mountainous areas.

	Much of the population is more backwoods than other areas of the baronies and tend to be suspicious of strangers. While many people from Newcourt are cosmopoliton and accepting of magic and other oddities, the further into the hill country you get the less accepting people become, until in the high valleys the people will be naturally distrustfull of strangers and have a good solid dislike of magic. The furthest of these villages is that of [[D'arbres]], hidden in a high valley (even the local Baron of Newcourt was unaware it existed). It has since been [[Deed of D'arbres\|deeded]] to Sir Christopher Reynard.		Much of the population is more backwoods than other areas of the baronies and tend to be suspicious of strangers. While many people from Newcourt are cosmopoliton and accepting of magic and other oddities, the further into the hill country you get the less accepting people become, until in the high valleys the people will be naturally distrustfull of strangers and have a good solid dislike of magic. The furthest of these villages is that of [[D'arbres]], hidden in a high valley (even the local Vicomte (then ''Baron'') of Newcourt was unaware it existed). It has since been [[Deed of D'arbres\|deeded]] to Sir Christopher Reynard.

	==Places of Interest==		==Places of Interest==
	Newcourt boasts one major town (of the same name) with a population a bit under 9,000, and several towns. The ~~baronial~~ seat is at [[Newcastle]], a few miles NE of Newcourt (Town).		Newcourt boasts one major town (of the same name) with a population a bit under 9,000, and several towns. The Vicomte's seat is at [[Newcastle]], a few miles NE of Newcourt (Town).

	As with the neighbouring (and ~~oft-times~~ unfriendly) ~~Barony~~ of [[Faircourt]], Newcourt is unusually large and powerful for ~~a barony~~, being closer in power to a county in much of Western Alusia.		As with the neighbouring (and sometimes unfriendly) Viscounty of [[Faircourt]], Newcourt is unusually large and powerful for an area of its status, being closer in power to a county in much of Western Alusia.

	==Unified Church of the Western Kingdom presence==		==Unified Church of the Western Kingdom presence==
	* The Dragon of St Michael branch of the Michaeline order have a chapter house a few miles from [[Newcastle]]. The members of this chapter house call it the Abbey of the Clerics Regular of the Sword of St Michael. They are led by the capable Abbot Boniface, a hard man used to the local politics and devoted to the Michaeline way of life and humility.		* The Dragon of St Michael branch of the Michaeline order have a chapter house a few miles from [[Newcastle]]. The members of this chapter house call it the Abbey of the Clerics Regular of the Sword of St Michael. They are led by the capable Abbot Boniface, a hard man used to the local politics and devoted to the Michaeline way of life and humility.

Martin: typo

2022-10-01T12:31:28Z

typo

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	\| Meat, Wool, ~~Timer~~, Metals <br>		\| Meat, Wool, Timber, Metals <br>
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