After due deliberation, the final time to start has been decided as roughly Saturday 6PM CST (GMT -6). We may start earlier if everyone that will be joining is gathered, so try to make the gap between 5:30 and 6 a priority.

Now for the things you should know, a brief introduction if you will:

You arrive at your room in your respective Codex chapters to find that your posessions have all been taken and placed in a bag. On the bag is a note that says "New assignment, priority Alpha." This is disturbing, as it means you are to be briefed by the Director of your branch, a rare thing for established branches, and not something to be taken likely.

They each describe in their own way, but the overall message is very clear: You will gather at a distant port to be taken by ship to the port city of St. Arlene, the capital of the continent of Frihull. This city has yet to have an established Codex chapter due to the chaotic nature that exists, with kings and queens engaged in a theatre of drama for the crown. One month the entire city could be put under the iron grip of a dictator, the next month a brutal king could hide behind a facade of being for the people while letting the lawless run unabated.

Because of the unstable nature of the city, Riverdene, leader of the Codex, has authorized a regicide class operation within the massive city. Director Kitai took a group of officers to build a forward command post and secretly begin gathering as much intel as possible to find any targets that needs to be destroyed before the large scale operation can begin.

She has since gone dark, no intel has been received in months, and Riverdene fears they have all been killed. Because of this, we are sending agents to reinforce them. Sadly, after the debaucle in Neverwinter and Baulder's Gate, The Codex is short handed and undersupplied. We can get you there, but you're on your own.

Find the Director, establish the base, free the city of St. Arlene. You may use any means necessary, it's not the first time a Codex chapter has brought down a kingdom of corruption from the ground up, and it most certainly won't be the last...