Thirty Doeron Slavers

::: "Turn order: Banaji, Zizen, Palupani, Runari, Yunera, Aluvardi, Isaak, Fekaki, Sigvarkk, Ezwell, Nakagi, Fizija, Dadenga, Throntuk, Hameni, Bazepi, Ddremmu, Kazi, Reludani, Hifami.
::: Isaak's turn."
The thirty doeron slavers are, to this day, the only cause of an actually notable player death (because Azwell doesn't count as notable) in the second dream group.
==Background==
In the first sessions of second dream's Dralvarus campaign, it was established that dangerous slavers had been roaming around the land to take advantage of the resulting chaos from spirits appearing throughout Dralvarus. Isaak, Ddremmu, and Ezwell encountered such slavers on their way to Queetco (intending to find a way to the underworld there).
When Ezwell attempted to sneak up on them, he tripped and fell into their camp, eventually resulting in them finding him and sounding the alarm. Only half of the doeron slavers actually fought, but it was more than enough to kill all of the players even when they had the help of friendly spirits that could not die.
So it was basically a really bloody shortcut to their original destination.
==Members==
#Banaji
#Zizen
#Palupani
#Runari
#Yunera
#Aluvardi
#Fekaki
#Nakagi
#Fizija
#Dadenga
#Hameni
#Bazepi
#Kazi
#Reludani
#Hifami
The other fifteen were not named, but they are equally hated despite doing absolutely nothing. "Thirty doeron slavers" sounds like a better excuse for dying than "fifteen doeron slavers," anyway.
==Speculation==
The thirty doeron slavers could be one of the following:
*ZGN/Them.
*Rotus.
*Overlord Spider wanting to hasten the plot along.
*Compelling evidence for adhering to "stranger danger".
*A metaphysical manifestation of Azwell refusing to be the only player character to die.
*Azwell attempting to come back to life with the other player characters, but his player wasn't in the Dralvarus campaign.
*The dice wanting the Dralvarus campaign to have a high death count despite most of its participants being either immortal or dead (not that that stopped the Mioura campaign).
*The obligatory TPK
*A metaphor. You put the killing thing in your campaign, but you don't actually -- wait.
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