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Oggieri

GROG DI DOMUS PARVA

Oggieri è il maggiordomo dell'alleanza e si occupa di coordinare tutto il personale.

AGE: 26

TRAITS: loyal +3, dutyful +3, thorough +3.

**VIRTUES**: covenfolk (free), cautious with ability: butler, clear thinker, educated.

**FLAWS**: obese\*, noncombatant, weakness: poets and storytellers.

\*Obese dà -1 per muoversi velocemente e -3 ai tiri di fatigue.

**CHARACTERISTICS:** Intelligence (practical) +2, Perception (attentive) +1, Presence (confident) +2, Communication (patient) +2, Strength (strong arms) +1, Stamina 0, Dexterity -1, Quickness -2.

**SKILLS:** Awareness (details) 3, Bargain (covenant) 3, Brawl (grapple) 2, Charm (magi) 3, Chirurgy (cuts) 1, Etiquette (magi) 3, Folk ken (covenfolk) 4, Guile (magi) 2, Intrigue (covenant) 2, Leadership (covenant) 4, Music (flute) 1, Profession: butler (covenant) 5, Profession: scribe (accounting) 2, Ride (roads) 2.

**KNOWLEDGES:** Artes Liberales (latin poetry) 2, Speak Frankish 5, Speak Latin 3, Speak Saxon 2, Area Lore: Durenmar (roads) 3, Area lore: northern France (villages) 2, Organization lore: OoH (rivalries) 2.

Oggieri è stato per molti anni l'assistente del maggiordomo di Durenmar, che avrebbe dovuto sostituire quando questo fosse andato in pensione. Trianoma l'ha invece destinato, con suo sommo rammarco, alla nuova alleanza di Domus Parva. In virtù della lealtà e riconoscenza verso la maga, Oggieri ha accettato l'incarico, e si prefigge di assolverlo nel migliore dei modi.

Oggieri è una persona estremamente affidabile, sia come fedeltà che come precisione nello svolgimento delle sue mansioni. Non lascia nulla al caso, e non va a dormire la sera finchè non è sicuro che ogni dettaglio all'interno dell'alleanza sia stato curato con efficienza. Ha ottime doti organizzative, amministrative e di leadership, grazie alle quali governa i veri mondani alle sue dipendenze come fossero strumenti di un'orchestra.

Sa leggere e scrivere, e nel tempo libero si diletta scrivendo poesie. Ama ascoltare bardi e cantastorie, per i quali ha un debole. Purtroppo ha un debole anche per la buona cucina, e la moglie Fredette lo ha viziato fino a fargli prendere parecchio peso.
Personaggi - Ordine Alfabetico

**Agon** the wordsmith, celebre skaldo con sangue di giganti, DP companion

Astrid, figlia di Jarl Dagenhard

Beorg, vecchio saggio ribelle e vitki

Björn DP l'orso, grog guerriero

**Bogdana** Due Parole, DP grog arciere

**Bonardo**, prete di Alfburg

Bonissagus il fondatore

Dagenhard, Jarl di Alfburg

**Diana**, figlia di Mercere

**Eomer**, edhiling sassone, DP companion

**Ermentrude**, DP grog guerriera sorella di Eomer

Errai, mercante di schiavi saraceno

Ezzelino, anziano cacciatore di Alfburg

**Ferdinand**, DP grog monaco e scribacchino

**Fredette**, DP cuoca, chirurga e inesauribile fonte di notizie

Gislinde, figlia di Jarl Hildebrand

Grimwald, Jarl in Anglia

**Gunnar Raudi** il Danese, DP grog guerriero

Gunnvara, strega

Gunther, capitano delle guardie a Durenmar

Hagen da Metz, cavaliere e capo della guarnigione di Paderborn

Hamarolf, ribelle a capo di un piccolo gruppo di guerriglieri

Heidelinde, proprietaria di una fattoria nei territori di Hildebrand

Hildebrand, Jarl filo-franco residente a Windehousen

Kuno, ribelle del gruppo di Raido

Mèdard, Arcivescovo Conte

Mercere il fondatore

Oggieri, DP il maggiordomo

**Priamitus** di Bonissagus

Raido, capo dei ribelli delle Harz

Ramerico, skaldo di Alfburg

Romer, gigante delle tempeste

**Roul**, DP grog guerriero

Ruma, ninfa dell'acqua liberata dai nostri

**Snorri**, DP grog commerciante

Thorstein, ribelle del gruppo di Raido

Trianoma la fondatrice

**Vasilii** il Nero, DP grog guerriero
Ordine per Gruppi

All'interno dei vari gruppi sono brevemente presentati anche personaggi che non hanno una scheda propria perchè minori o non ancora incontrati.

## ALFBURG

Astrid, figlia dello jarl

Bonardo, prete

Dagenhard, jarl

Ezzelino, vecchio cacciatore

Ramerico, skaldo

## DURENMAR

Bonissagus il fondatore

Gunther, capitano delle guardie

Mercere il fondatore

Trianoma la fondatrice

## MONTI HARZ

Gunnvara, la strega

Romer, il gigante

Ruma, la ninfa dell'acqua

## PADERBORN

Errai, il mercante di schiavi

Hagen da Metz, cavaliere

Mèdard, Arcivescovo Conte

## RIBELLI

Beorg, vecchio saggio e vitki del gruppo di Hamarolf

Hamarolf, capo di una banda

Kuno, ribelle del gruppo di Raido

Raido, capo dei ribelli delle Harz

Thorstein, ribelle del gruppo di Raido

## WINDEHOUSEN

Gislinde, figlia dello jarl

Heidelinde, proprietaria fattoria

Hildebrand, jarl

## ALTRI

Diana, figlia di Mercere

Grimwald, jarl

Priamitus di Bonissagus
Hildebrand

Jarl Hildebrand è conte delle terre a ovest dei monti Harz.

**Bio:** è conosciuto come un convinto sostenitore dello sforzo evangelizzatore di Carlo in Sassonia. E' stato tra quelli che hanno denunciato i ribelli di Verden, condannandoli di fatto a morte. Tra questi c'erano anche i genitori di Eomar e Ermentrude.

**Relazioni:** ha una figlia di nome Gislinde e un figlio di nome Hraban. Non è in buoni rapporti con Jarl Dagenhard.

**Gruppo:** Windehousen.
Gunther

Capitano delle guardie di Durenmar

**Aspetto:** Gunther ha quarant'anni, è alto, muscoloso e lo si potrebbe descrivere come dotato di lineamenti ruvidi e nodosi come il legno. Il suo occhio sinistro è coperto da una benda di cuoio.

**Bio:** Guntherentro' in servizio insieme a due fratelli minori, entrambi ancora vivi. I suoi genitori sono morti e non ha figli, ne' legami o interessi esterni a Durenmar. Gunther si è dimostrato un servitore capace e fedele per tanti anni, e quando Hansel, il primo capitano delle guardie di Durenmar, è diventato troppo vecchio, lui è stato promosso per ricoprire quel ruolo. Essere una delle personalità mondane più importanti dell'alleanza lo inorgoglisce e lo rende ancora più meticoloso nel suo lavoro.

**Capacità:** Ha due capacita' speciali. Il suo occhio sinistro e' bloccato da una cataratta magica: gli fa vedere solo gli assassini - persone che in passato hanno tolto la vita ad altri uomini - e nient'altro. Ha perso sensibilita' al dolore nelle mani: ma quando tocca un oggetto, riesce a capire tra quanto tempo si danneggera' per normale usura. Per questo il suo equipaggiamento tende a non rompersi mai, e la sua abilita' nell'indicare le priorita' per le riparazioni lo rende molto ascoltato e consultato. E' orgoglioso del fatto che grazie al suo piccolo dono, potra' essere utile anche da vecchio.

**Gruppo:** Durenmar

**Luglio 790:** su ordine di Trianoma consegna una connessione arcana a Lelantus.
Little Osage River

The **Little Osage River** is a headwater stream of the Osage River. It rises in Allen County, Kansas at the junction of the north and south forks. It meanders east, collecting Bell Branch in the process. Limestone Creek joins it from the south. It passes Guthrie Mountain. Once in Missouri, it collects Duncan Creek. The Marmaton River flows into it from the South at Timber Hill.
Mill Creek

**Mill Creek** is a significant tributary of the Big River. It rises in Mineral Point at the junction of the West Fork Mill Creek and East Fork Mill Creek. It collects Rubenau Branch just outside of Mineral Point in Washington County. As it moves northeastward it then collects Fountain Farm Branch. It then collects Pond Creek. Just upstream from Chimney Bluff, it then collects Cadet Creek. Downstream of the bluff, it collects Shibboleth Branch, which is spring fed. It then flows into Saint Francois County, ending at the Big River. It is a floatable stream due to the amount of springs feeding it.
Paderborn

Paderborn è la città franca più importante in terra di Sassonia. Qui ha sede l'Arcivescovo e Conte Mèdard, e da qui Carlo è sempre partito per le sue campagne militari nella zona. Paderborn siede presso le sorgenti del fiume Lippe, dove si convertirono i primi sassoni nel 776.

Paderborn è un forte del tipo terrapieno e recinzione che si sviluppa su quattro livelli. I più esterni sono abitati dalla gente comune, in gran parte sassoni convertiti, che vive in povere case di legno a contatto con gli animali da fattoria che sono così importanti per ogni famiglia. Qui è stata costruita una chiesa di legno senza campanile dove la popolazione si riunisce tutte le domeniche per la messa cittadina. Il terzo livello è quello delle baracche dei soldati e delle stalle dei cavalli. Il quarto è sulla sommità del terrapieno, a cui si accede attraverso un pontile di legno. Qui c'è il palazzo imperiale e altre baracche e stalle.

PERSONAGGI

Errai, mercante di schiavi

Geoffrey, arcidiacono

Hagen da Metz, cavaliere e capo della guarnigione

Mèdard, Arcivescovo e Conte

Peter, prete

Teodorico, prete
Astrid

Figlia di Jarl Dagenhard e Amalasunte.

**Aspetto:** Astrid è una ragazza sui vent'anni, robusta ma tonica, con un viso che sarebbe ordinario se non fosse per due profondi occhi blu. Come accade per molte donne sassoni, i suoi modi non sono particolarmente aggraziati, ma il sorriso è piacevolmente femminile.

**Bio:** Astrid è vicina alla causa ribelle e si trattiene a fatica dall'appoggiarla apertamente.

**Gruppo:** Alfburg

**4 Aprile 790:** conosce per la prima volta i PG ed è attratta da Einar, che considera un eroe della resistenza.
Ribelli

## Ribelli di Hamarolf

E' un gruppo di una quindicina di ribelli che vivono nei boschi e combattono la dominazione franca con azioni di guerriglia e sabotaggio. In cambio della liberazione di Theodolinda e degli altri due ragazzi a Paderborn hanno promesso di aiutare nella costruzione dell'Alleanza.

Hamarolf: è il capo.

Beorg: è il vecchio saggio vitki.

Fili: è il giovane irrequieto e irriverente.

Bertha: è la madre di Theodolinda.

Theodolinda: è la ragazza che stava per essere battezzata a Paderborn.

Edgar: è il ragazzo di Theodolinda.
Mappe

## Velocità

Percorrenze in Km al giorno con tempo atmosferico favorevole. Il brutto tempo può anche dimezzare queste cifre.

Strada - Cavallo: 50 (record con cambi di cavallo 150 Km)

Strada - A piedi: 30

Strada - Con carretto: 25

Sentiero - A cavallo: 35

Sentiero - A piedi: 25

Sentiero - Con carretto 15

Chiatta - A favore di corrente 60

Chiatta - Contro corrente 30

## Distanze

Domus Parva - Durenmar (700 Km): 22 giorni verso valle, 24 giorni verso monte.

Domus Parva - Crintera (350 Km): 14 giorni a piedi.

Domus Parva - Lippeham (300 Km): 11 giorni a piedi.

Domus Parva - Rethra (250 Km): 14 giorni via Rostock, 20 giorni via Stettino, un mese o più a piedi.

Domus Parva - Paderborn (150 Km): 6 giorni a piedi.

Domus Parva - Rumaquelle (30 Km): 2 giorni a piedi.

Domus Parva - Brocken (30 Km): 2 giorni a piedi.

Lippeham - Durenmar (400 Km): 11 giorni verso valle, 13 giorni verso monte in chiatta.

Paderborn - Lippeham (150 Km): 5 giorni a piedi.

## Legenda

ALLEANZE:

Ariae Flaviae - succursale di Durenmar

Crintera - Domus Magna Bjornaer

Durenmar - Domus Magna Bonissagus e sede del Tribunale di Hermes

Fenistal - Domus Magna Merinita

Rethra - Alleanza Flambeau fondata da Apromor

## Verso Durenmar

Dalla Quercia d'Oro a Paderborn sono 6 giorni a piedi se ci si dirige verso sud e poi si percorre la Helweg attraverso le terre di Jarl Hildebrand. 8 giorni se si attraversano i monti Harz a piedi. Molto di più se ci si ostina a far passare un carretto attraverso le montagne.

Da Paderborn a Lippeham (dove la strada incontra il Reno) sono 6 giorni a piedi su una strada abbastanza ben tenuta, e pattugliata dalle truppe del Re.

Da Lippeham alla Gola del Reno si può viaggiare in barca, seguendo la corrente verso sud o facendosi trainare da muli e cavalli verso nord. Le acque del fiume sono calme in questo punto, e il percorso richiede rispettivamente 4 o 6 giorni di viaggio. La città più importante della zona è senz'altro Colonia, con il suo grande mercato.

La Gola del Reno è un tratto di una trentina di chilometri dove il fiume si restringe e le rive diventano più collinose e coperte da un fitto bosco. Nel punto più stretto il Reno passa tra due pareti a strapiombo. Data la presenza di briganti sulle scomode strade che costeggiano questa zona, il modo più sicuro per superarla è navigandolo, nonostante le forti correnti e le inquietanti storie sulla sirena Loreley che spingerebbe i naviganti ad andare a schiantarsi sugli scogli. Alcuni città del luogo esigono pedaggi per poter proseguire lungo il fiume.

Dalla Gola del Reno a Durenmar è circa una settimana di viaggio, sia in direzione nord che sud. Si passa da Mainz, sede dell'arcivescovato, poi si risale il Meno fino a Francoforte, e da lì si costeggia il bordo orientale della foresta nera fino a Durenmar.
Durenmar

Bonissagus si trasferì presso un antico tempio di Mercurio nel folto della Foresta Nera nel 744, alla ricerca delle antiche fonti della magia, e proprio qui, tredici anni più tardi i fondatori giurarono sul Codice di Hermes. In questo stesso punto venne fondata l’Alleanza di Durenmar, che oggi è la Domus Magna di casa Bonissagus e l’Alleanza più importante dell’Ordine. Qui si tengono i Tribunali dove si riuniscono i magi per prendere le decisioni più importanti, e qui c’è la grande biblioteca dell’Ordine.

Durenmar si trova sul fondo di una valle dalle pareti ripide, circondata da una grande estensione di foreste ondulate. E’ in pratica un piccolo villaggio con dormitori, laboratori artigiani, stalle ecc. Gli edifici più importanti sono la torre di Bonissagus, alta 7 piani e decorata da un’imponente pianta rampicante, lo scrittoio e una costruzione circolare in costruzione chiamata il Forum di Hermes, dove si terrà il prossimo Tribunale.

PERSONAGGI: a Durenmar sono presenti sette magi di Bonissagus e diversi apprendisti, sia residenti, sia provenienti da tutta Europa per rifinire il proprio apprendistato nella casa dell’Ordine. I più rilevanti sono: Bonissagus e Trianoma.
Osage River

The **Osage River** is the 8th largest river in the state of Missouri. It rises at the confluence of the Little Osage and the Marais Des Cygnes Rivers. From this confluence, the river flows east in a meandering fashion. As it enters the western edge of Truman Reservoir, it collects Clear Creek and then the Sac River. The Sac River flows from the Ozarks. By Harry S. Truman Dam, the Osage collects the South Grand River from the north and the Pomme De Terre River. Below the dam, the Lake of the Ozarks begins. It is here in the Lake of the Ozarks that the Niangua River enters the Osage. Above Bagnell Dam, Grandglaize Creek enters the lake. Below Bagnell Dam, the wild Osage River begins. It collects Gravois Creek below the dam. Several miles later it collects Tavern Creek. Maries River joins from the south near the Missouri River. It finally joins the Missouri at River Mile 130.
Terre Bleue Creek

**Terre Bleue Creek** is a significant tributary of the Big River. It rises in western Ste Genevieve County in Union Township on the divide between the Meramec Basin and Mississippi Independent Basins. It flows west, collecting Bear Creek near the county line. It is a floatable stream, however the lack of road options prevent canoeists from seeking it out. Once inside Saint Francois County, the creek meets Andrews Branch. Terre Bleue Creek flows into the Big River near Bonne Terre.
Fourche a Renault

**Fourche a Renault** is the central headwater stream of Mineral Fork. It rises in two forks near Potosi in Washington County. The the North Fork and Middle Fork combine near Shirley to form the Fourche a Renault. From its start, it receives numerous tributaries. The first tributary of note is Allen Branch. The creek is dammed to form Lake Sunnen, which is part of the YMCA Camp Lakewood. Below the dam, Montgomery Creek enters along with Scott Branch. Knox Branch enters a short time later. Ashley Branch joins another mile downstream. Up to this point, the tributaries have been entering from the west. Little Fourche a Renault joins from the south. This is the last tributary of the creek, as soon it meets Pucket Branch and Mine a Breton Creek to form the Mineral Fork.
Marais Des Cygnes River

The **Marais Des Cygnes River** is the longest tributary of the Osage River. It rises at the confluence of Elm Creek and One Hundred-Forty Two Mile Creek near Reading, Kansas. Its first tributary is Standifred Creek. It is dammed to form Melvern Reservoir, a flood control lake. It continues to meander. It collects Long Creek downstream of Melvern. It then collects Rock Creek. Tequa Creek is the next tributary from the south. One Hundred and Ten Mile Creek flows into it from the north. At this junction the river widens and deepens. Appanoose Creek is the next northern tributary. East of Ottawa, Ottawa Creek joins the river. Middle Creek joins the river from the south. East of Osawatamie, Pottawatomie Creek enters. Bull Creek enters the river from the north also east of Osawatamie. The Marais Des Cygnes meanders considerably. It enters Missouri in Barton County and finally joins the Little Osage in Blue Mound Township. The river is floatable, however the river also floods very quickly. The Marais Des Cygnes is known for flash flooding.
Indian Creek

**Indian Creek** is a significant tributary of the Meramec River. It rises on Pea Ridge not very far from Hamilton Creek. It collects Brushy Fork from the west. The next tributary is Northcutt Branch, which rises a short distance away. The creek turns northeast and collects Goose Creek, after which the creek turns northwest and west. It collects Little Courtois Creek from the west. After this confluence, the creek then runs northward. The creek then collects Jules Creek and Dry Branch. The next two important tributaries are California Branch and Little Indian Creek. Indian Creek runs into the Meramec at Piney Park, after which power boats can use the Meramec.
River Aux Vases

**River Aux Vases** is a river in Saint Genevieve County. It doesn't qualify for its own basin, even though it has a plethora of tributaries. The river rises on the divide between the Meramec Basin and the independent streams. in its upper reaches it is dammed to form three lakes. The first is Butterfly Lake. This lake is a popular recreation spot. Rainbow Lake is downstream. It collects its first named tributary in Hawn State Park. This tributary is called Pickle Creek. Near Wild Hog Bluff, it collects Womack Branch. Downstream of the bluff is Jonca Creek. The river widens here and becomes deeper as well. It flows under Interstate 55 near River Aux Vases, a village. It then enters the Old River, a former channel of the Mississippi River around Kaskaskia Island.
Antire Creek

**Antire Creek** is a short stream that rises in Jefferson County north of the Big River. It has one named tributary: Little Antire Creek. The creek is not a floatable stream, as it is shallow and rocky. The creek floods quickly as it has a small watershed. It flows into the Meramec River near Interstate 44.
Huzzah Creek

Huzzah Creek is a stream in Crawford County. It rises at the confluence of the West and East Forks Huzzah Creek, near Dillard. Huzzah Creek flows northward into the Meramec River. The creek is notable as a float stream and is very popular with outdoor enthusiasts. Its major tributaries include Possum Trot Creek, Shoal Creek, Scott Branch, and Courtois Creek. An interesting geological formation on Huzzah Creek are the "Narrows," an area where Courtois and Huzzah Creeks are 500 yards apart.
Red Oak Creek

**Red Oak Creek** is a tributary of the Bourbeuse River that rises near Owensville in Gasconade County. The creek has the distinction of running along the northwestern edge of the Meramec Basin. It has one named tributary; Soap Creek. Like the Bourbeuse, Red Oak Creek meanders considerably in its short course. It is not floatable.
Belew Creek

**Belew Creek** is a significant tributary of the Big River. It rises just outside of Hillsboro and flows north. Its valley is typical of that of other Ozark rivers: entrenched meanders. Its first tributary of note is Galligher Branch. From there the creek continues northward. It comes within a half mile of the Big River, but is protected by its steep bluffs. Near Regma, Belew Creek flows into the Big River, just upstream of Isum Creek.
East Fork Huzzah Creek

The **East Fork Huzzah Creek** rises in extreme northern Reynolds County. It flows north from its source in Low Gap, on the drainage divide between the Black River Basin and Meramec Basin. The creek is small and is not floatable. The primary named tributaries of the East Fork are Asher Creek, Bucksnort Branch, and Big Branch. At Dillard, the East Fork and West Fork combine to form Huzzah Creek.
Cinque Hommes Creek

**Cinque Hommes Creek** is the main stem of the Cinque Hommes Basin. It rises southwest of Perryville at the confluence of Sandy and Tyler Branches. It flows under Interstate 55 and collects its first named tributary, Spring Branch on the south side of Perryville. East of Perryville it collects Dry Run Branch. After meandering for five miles Cinque Hommes Creek collects Bois Brule Creek, the largest tributary. At this confluence the creek flows along the bluffs of the Mississippi River. It enters the river near river mile 95.
West Fork Plattin Creek

**West Fork Plattin Creek** is a headwater tributary of Plattin Creek. It rises near Rouggly Church in Saint Francois County near the divide between the Joachim and Meramec Basins. The creek is steep and thus is not floatable. It is dammed to form Laguna Palma, a private recreational lake at the tripoint of Jefferson, Ste. Genevieve, and St. Francois Counties.
Rock Creek

**Rock Creek** is an independent stream in northern Jefferson County. It originates on the divide between the Meramec Basin and its own, small basin. Rock Creek passes Mastodon State Park, where it receives its one lone named tributary: Black Creek. The creek crosses under Interstate 55 and into the city of Kimmswick, where it enters the Mississippi River downstream of Chesley Island. Rock Creek is floatable, but there are no outfitters along its short length.
Cinque Hommes Basin

**The Cinque Hommes Basin** is a medium sized drainage basin in Perry County, Missouri. The main stem, Cinque Hommes Creek is a moderate sized creek that is fed by many tributaries, named and unnamed. The largest tributary in the basin is Bois Brule Creek. The stream shows Ozark tendencies, yet is outside of the Ozarks. All of its tributaries drain into the Mississippi River.
Gislinde

Figlia di Jarl Hildebrand

**Aspetto:** è una bella ragazza, con lunghi capelli biondi e occhi azzurri, anche se l’espressione spesso sprezzante o stizzita rovinano un po’ il sentimento.

**Gruppo:** Windehausen.

**6 Aprile 790:** incontra Eomar e Ermentrude fuori dalla chiesa di Paderborn e li accusa davanti a tutti di essere dei ribelli. Li avverte di stare lontani dalle sue terre o se ne pentiranno.
Isle Du Bois Creek

**Isle Du Bois Creek** is an independent creek in both Jefferson and Ste. Genevieve Counties. It rises at Skaggs Spring and flows east-northeastward along the county line. It crosses Interstate 55 and collects its lone named tributary, the south fork. The terrain flattens and the creeks ends at the Mississippi River at a mine processing facility.
Benton Creek

**Benton Creek** is a short creek in Crawford and Dent Counties. It rises north of Bangert in Dent County. It collects its short West Fork in Crawford County. The creek contains several braids and willow jungles. It is not floatable and for most of its upper reaches it is an intermittent stream. It flows into the Meramec River north-northwest of Wesco.
Weaubleau Creek

**Weaubleau Creek** is a tributary of the Osage River. It rises in the Ozarks near the town of Weableau northwest of the Pomme De Terre Reservoir. It passes Gerster where it collects Tanyard Branch. Beyond Tanyard Branch, it flattens out and becomes an arm of Truman Reservoir. It is a float stream, but it is not as popular as the other rivers nearby.
Establishment Creek

**Establishment Creek** is a major stream in northeastern Ste. Genevieve County. It is an independent stream with Ozarks tendencies; meaning it has clear water and is fed by springs. There aren't as many pronounced entrenched meanders on this creek as there are on other creeks. Nonetheless, its valley is steep. Establishment Creek rises in a sparsely populated area of Ste. Genevieve County and flows northeast. It is dammed to form Lake Ocie and Lake Wanda Lee. Below the lakes, the valley flattens out and the creek hugs the right side against the bluffs. It flows under Interstate 55 and meets its major tributary from the north: Fourche a Du Clos. The creek slows down here and winds its way through steep hills typical of Ste. Genevieve County. Near Clement, the creek turns southeast and enters the Mississippi River behind Schmidt Island.
South Grand River

The **South Grand River** is a tributary of the Osage River. It rises in Cass County at the confluence of East

and Massey Creeks. The South Grand then flows southeast where it meets Poney Creek. It becomes channelized southeast of Grand River Church and it meets the South Fork South Grand River. The river remains channelized. This was used as a flood control and agricultural maneuver. Near Urich it collects White Oak Creek. Further southeast it collects Big Creek. Past this confluence the river slows down and meanders. Near Clinton, it becomes an arm of Truman Reservoir. It collects Deepwater Creek. After meandering some distance it then collects Tebo Creek. It meets the Osage River at the Truman Dam.

The river is floatable, however land ownership issues get in the way of floating. The river is not scenic as it flows past farmland. The water quality of the river is muddy as it's a prairie river. Its lower reaches in the reservoir are popular for boating.
Courtois Creek

**Courtois Creek** is the largest tributary of Huzzah Creek. It rises near the Iron County village of Goodwater. Like Huzzah Creek, Courtois Creek flows north-northwest. Its first major tributary is Indian Creek, which it receives from the west. The first eastern tributary is Cub Creek. Hazel Creek is the next eastern tributary. Near the village of Butts, it receives Doss Branch. Finally near Scotia Courtois Creek flows into Huzzah Creek. The creek is floatable, especially after a heavy rain. The bottom of the creek is gravel and there are many gravel bars.
Deepwater Creek

**Deepwater Creek** is a tributary of the South Grand River. It is formed by the confluence of North and South Deepwater Creeks. It is impounded to form Montrose Lake near La Due. Its major tributary is Bear Creek. It widens out downstream of Bear Creek to form an arm of Truman Reservoir. it joins South Grand River near Brownington.
Little Meramec River

The **Little Meramec River** is in reality a large creek that is a direct tributary of the Meramec River. Rising near Leubbering, the three prongs of the Little Meramec form the main stream. It winds northwestward through southeastern Franklin County, collecting Pierce Creek before terminating at the Meramec. It is floatable only after periods of rain. It has a rocky bottom.
Dry Creek

**Dry Creek** is a tributary of Huzzah Creek. It is spring fed. It flows into Huzzah Creek above Missouri State Route 8 east of Steelville. The creek rises west of the Huzzah and flows north like the rest of the Huzzah Creek family of streams. James Spring is the largest spring that feeds into the creek.
Crooked Creek

**Crooked Creek** is the first tributary of significance of the Meramec River. It rises in three prongs near Dillard. The West Prong Crooked Creek meets the Middle Prong near Highway TT. The East Prong Crooked Creek meets the western prong at Sligo. The creek meanders in its narrow valley northwestward, collecting Yankee Branch before meeting the Meramec near Wesco.
Romaine Creek

**Romaine Creek** is a small tributary of the Meramec River. It rises near Arnold in Jefferson County on the drainage divide between the Mississippi Independent Basins and the Meramec Basin. Like most Ozarks streams, the creek has entrenched meanders. Romaine Creek is not floatable. It is joined by Sugar Creek and Saline Creek.
Brazeau Creek

**Brazeau Creek** is an independent stream in Perry County. It rises in the hills west of Brazeau in Brazeau Township. It is not a floatable stream, as it is strewn with gravel bars. East of Frohna it meanders considerably and it enters the Mississippi River downstream of Cape Cinque Hommes near river mile 80.
Joachim Creek

**Joachim Creek** is the main stem of the Joachim Basin. Joachim Creek rises near Halifax near US Highway 67 in St. Francois County. It flows north into Jefferson County where it collects Valles Mines Creek. Its second tributary is McMullen Branch. Outside of De Soto, it picks up Falling Rock Branch. At the same confluence, Whitehead Creek joins.Fisher Branch flows into Joachim Creek north of De Soto. At Victoria, Cotter Creek joins Joachim Creek. It is also here that the creek turns north after collecting Haverstick Creek. East of Hematite, it collects Buck Creek. It collects its largest tributary; Sandy Creek at the Interstate 55 bridge. Joachim Creek then flows through Herculaneum into the Mississippi River.
Wittenburg Creek

**Wittenburg Creek** is a small tributary of the Meramec River. The creek rises south of Steelville. It is fed by three springs. These springs in order are:

1. Long Spring
2. Evans Spring
3. Collins Spring

The creek has no named tributaries, and any it does have are very short, as the creeks valley is steep. Near Sankey, Wittenburg Creek flows into the Meramec.
Joachim Basin

**Joachim Basin** is the watershed surrounding Joachim Creek and its tributaries. Joachim Creek is the main stem of the basin. The basin is bounded on the west by the Meramec Basin, or more specifically the Big Sub-basin. The Basin is confined to Jefferson County. Interstate 55 serves as the eastern boundary.
Little Sac River

The **Little Sac River** is a tributary of the Sac River. It rises near Dishman and flows west. It is impounded to form Fellows Lake. Below the lake the river has a permanent flow. It is impounded again to form McDaniel Lake. Below the dam, the Little Sac meets the South Dry Sac. It meanders northward and flows into Polk County. Once in Polk County, it collects the North Dry Sac River. Asher Creek flows into the river near Hamilton Bridge. At Cedar Bluff the river widens into an arm of Stockton Lake. It joins the Sac River near Stockton Dam.
Flat River

The Flat River is a significant tributary of the Big River. Rising near Bismarck and Sulphur Mountain on the drainage divide between the Meramec and Saint Francis Basins. It winds north collecting Dry Creek near Davis. Near Derby it collects Bannister Branch and Harris Branch. It also flows through St. Joe State Park. Flat River then flows through Park Hills, collecting Shaw Branch. Koen Creek and Walker Branch are the last two tributaries. Years of mining have taken their toll on the river. Tailings dams are beginning to fail and groundwater is contaminated by mining activities.
Brazil Creek

**Brazil Creek**, is a small tributary of the Meramec River. It rises on Little Pilot Knob near the hamlet of Shirley in Crawford County. It flows northward, collecting the waters of Cicero Creek and Little Brazil Creek before angling northwestward. At Anthonies Mill, the Ashley Branch flows into the stream from the east. At the hamlet, the creek turns more west and receives Whites Creek before finally flowing into the Meramec River downstream of the Campbell Bridge.
Dry Fork (Bourbeuse River)

The **Dry Fork of the Bourbeuse River** is the westernmost tributary of the Bourbeuse River. It rises ten miles east of the Gasconade River on the drainage divide between the Meramec Basin and the Gasconade Basin. It has a low flow due to the paucity of springs feeding it; hence the stream is not floatable. It joins the Bourbeuse near Tea.
Dowództwo Imperializmu

**Dowództwo Imperializmu** - to instytucja, w skład której wchodzą: Najwyższy Dowódca, Najwyższy Kapłan oraz Najwyższa Kapłanka. To właśnie oni dowodzą imperium Pani Basi. Najwyższy Dowódca ma za zadanie dowodzić niezliczonymi armiami imperializmu, natomiast najwyżsi kapłani reprezentują lud. Nowe prawo może być wybrane tylko wtedy, kiedy wszyscy troje wyrażą na to zgodę.
Zakon Imperialistycznych Kronikarzy

**Zakon Imperialistycznych Kronikarzy –** organizacja zajmująca się spisywaniem wszystkich ważnych i tych mniej istotnych wydarzeń w historii Imperialistów. Stanowią jeden z nielicznych zakonów, który nie zajmuje się walką. Ich siedziba mieści się w St. Gallen, w Wielkim Klasztorze Imperializmu im. Pani Basi. Zajmują się również nadzorowaniem Biblioteki Prawdy.

## Historia

Zakon ten powstał już po Wielkiej Wojnie Imperialistyczno-Etnicznej. Działania Pani Basi organizującej obowiązujące prawa w Paradoksie i St. Gallen zafascynowały grupkę ludzi. Zajmowali się oni spisywaniem podatków, jednakże taka praca ich nie spełniała. Postanowili opisać wszystkie działania Pani Basi w formie kroniki. Początkowo czyniono to po kryjomu, albowiem niektórzy uważali spisywanie historii za herezję.

Kiedy spisali już 3 kroniki, wyszła na jaw ich działalność. Zostali oni zaprowadzeni przez tłum do Lookasa, żądając natychmiastowej egzekucji. Ich pochód przerwała sama Pani Basia, która rozumiała konieczność zapisywania historii. Uwolniła ona kronikarzy, zapewniając tłum o niewinności skrybów.

Pozwoliła pozwolić im na prowadzenie swojej działalności, oddając im w posiadanie jedną z kamienic w Starym Mieście. Po wybudowaniu Wielkiego Klasztoru Imperializmu, Gildia Skrybów uzyskała tam nową siedzibę. Od tego momentu przyjęli miano *Zakonu Imperialistycznych Kronikarzy.*
Boone Creek

**Boone Creek** is a tributary of the Bourbeuse River that rises near Bourbon, a city in Crawford County. The stream flows north into Franklin County and near Strain it flows into the Bourbeuse River. Its only significant tributary is Long Branch. The stream can be floated, however Boone Creek is dependent on rainfall due to the paucity of springs.
Pulchny Niedźwiedź

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**Pulchny Niedźwiedź** – tytan *etniczności*; pochodzi z pradawnej rasy Bulrathi; początkowo największe zło wszechświata; później sojusznik. Od wieków walczył z Panią Basią i próbował zniszczyć ją i jej wspaniały twór, jakim jest imperializm. Na jego drodze do potęgi potrafi poświęcić nawet własnych sprzymierzeńców. Twierdził, że jest ważniejszy od Pani Basi i że to on stworzył wszechświat. Kłótnia ta powstała w wyniku manipulacji Tarpana, który starał się ich za wszelką cenę skłócić, by samemu potajemnie się wskrzesić, a następnie zniszczyć wszechświat. Później wraz z Panią Basią zaczęli współpracować i dążyć do zniszczenia demona, który podawał się za stworzyciela.

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## Wygląd

Dokładny wygląd Niedźwiedzia nie jest znany, ponieważ tytani mogą przyjmować różne formy. Najprawdopodobniej jest ogromnym niedźwiedziem, podobnym do rasy Bulrathi.

## Historia

Niedźwiedź był jednym z dwóch tytanów- obok Pani Basi. To on stworzył rasę Bulrathi. Podczas *Wielkiej Kłótni* był przeciwnikiem Pani Basi. Następnie stworzył on Etniczników oraz zasiedlił jeden z kontynentów, którego nazwał Populius.

W Wielkiej Wojnie Imperialistyczno-Etnicznej stworzył półbogów – ludzi natchnionych tytaniczną energią. W czasie ataku na St. Gallen spowodował rozerwanie głównego świata na wiele części.

Pod koniec Ery Walki o Dominację natchnął Murzyna Karola do ponownego przyzwania Tarpana, jednakże po odkryciu prawdziwej natury demona i po śmierci jego siostry, zrehabilitował się. Postanowił stworzyć Wielki Sojusz Imperialistyczno-Etniczny.

Po zwołaniu mistycznych armii Jan Mayen, wraz z Lookasem i Andrzejem Bezdusznikiem wyruszył na spotkanie z wojskami Tarpana. W czasie bitwy etniczne armie miały przewagę nad demonami, lecz sytuacja stopniowo obierała negatywny dla nich obrót. Lookas, na polecenie Pulchnego, wezwał armię Imperialistów przez magiczny portal. Jednak, przed przegraną, na pole bitwy zdołał jedynie przybyć najlepszy okręt latający – Latająca forteca do zsyłania eventów im. Pani Basi. W tej samej chwili armie Etnicznych Widzów z niewiadomych przyczyn wycofały się z walki pod przewodnictwem PatRodaka. Wtedy sojusz został zmuszony do wycofania się na statek. Odwrót uniemożliwił ogromny demon przyzwany przez Tarpana. Tytan wręczył list Andrzejowi z nakazem dostarczenia go do Karola. Sam rzucił się na bestię, zabijając ją i kilkunastu demonów. Został po tym schwytany i doprowadzony przed oblicze Tarpana, który przyjął inną formę – formę czarnoksiężnika. Pochłonął on jego duszę, podobnie jak duszę Pani Basi.

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Saline Creek (Ste. Genevieve County)

**Saline Creek** is a large creek that drains a significant area of Ste. Genevieve County. It briefly flows into Perry County, but the majority of its course is in Ste. Genevieve County. It rises near the Saint Francois County line in the village of Avon and immediately flows east. On the edge of Mark Twain National Forest, it meets Coldwater Creek in the village of Clearwater. Its next major tributary is Madden Creek. Saline Creek then collects Johns Creek and Brushy Creek. Near the village of Minnith, Saline Creek receives the South Fork. It then crosses into Perry County under Interstate 55. Below 55, Little Saline Creek enters as Saline Creek meanders north. It enters the Old River north of Saint Marys.

Like the other creeks before it, Saline Creek is an independent stream, meaning it doesn't quite qualify for having its own basin, however the amount of tributaries feeding into it could qualify it as its own basin. The creek has been reported as floatable, however it is only floatable after periods of rain in its upper reaches. Saline Creek is typical of an Ozarks stream, its valley is narrow but steep sided. The water is crystal clear.
Meramec Basin

The **Meramec Basin** is one of the largest watersheds in the state. The river is 218 miles in length. The river rises near Salem, the seat of Dent County. The river meanders northward to where it receives the Dry Fork, then it turns to the northeast. The next two major tributaries are the Huzzah and Courtois Creeks.These two creeks are small, but significant as they add significant amounts of water to the river. Caves line the banks of the Meramec in its upper reaches. The River collects its first large tributary, the Bourbeuse near Moselle, Missouri. The river deepens and can accommodate power boats near Piney Park. The river collects its last major tributary, the Big River near Eureka. Finally, the Meramec flows into the Mississippi near Arnold, Missouri..

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The Meramec Basin

1. Meramec River
2. Dry Fork
3. Huzzah Creek
4. Little Meramec River
5. Bourbeuse River
6. Big River
Mineral Fork

**Mineral Fork** is the largest tributary of the Big River. It rises at the junction of three forks: Pucket Branch, Fourche a Renault, and Mine a Breton Creek. The stream winds eastward through Washington County. The river is fed by numerous springs. Old mines are near the river. The river is typical of an Ozarks stream: entrenched meanders and crystal clear waters. The river is named for the abundance of lead and galena, of which mining took place in this area. Its first tributary is Rogue Creek. Not even a mile downstream is Simpson Branch. Clear Creek is the next tributary, which is loaded with springs. Near Bliss, it is joined by Possum Trot Hollow. It is also near Bliss that the Mineral Fork comes to an end at the Big River.
Big Creek

**Big Creek** is the largest tributary of the South Grand River. It rises in Jackson County near Lees Summit on the drainage divide between the Osage and Missouri River Basins. Its first tributary is East Branch. Downstream, Wilson Creek joins it. At Pleasant Hill, the Middle Big Creek joins. Duncan Branch flows into it from the north. Big Creek meanders considerably at this point. Southeast of here, the creek becomes channelized. Big Creek flows into the South Grand River near Hartwell.
Independent Streams of Sainte Genevieve County

The Independent Streams of Ste. Genevieve County are typical of the Ozarks streams. All of them flow into the Mississippi River. Most of these creeks are short and flood very easily whenever there is a heavy rain. Most of these creeks are floatable, however the lack of outfitters won't put them on the map of Missouri float streams any time soon. These creeks are secret gems. You'll be able to see the true nature of Ste. Genevieve County from your canoe or kayak. The creeks from north to south are:

1. Isle Du Bois Creek
2. Establishment Creek
3. Frenchman Creek
4. Gabouri Creek- North Gabouri Creek/South Gabouri Creek
5. River Aux Vases
6. Saline Creek
Calvey Creek

**Calvey Creek** is a tributary of the Meramec River. It rises in Jefferson County near Oermann near the Big River divide. Its only named tributary is Little Calvey Creek. It flows into the Meramec near Robertsville State Park east of the town of Robertsville. Calvey Creek is floatable in its lower reaches.
Independent Streams of Perry County

Perry County is at the gateway of the Ozarks. It is the northernmost county in the Mississippi Delta region. Perry County is dominated by independent streams along the Mississippi River. These streams are:

1. Saint Laurent Creek
2. Cinque Hommes Creek (See Cinque Hommes Basin)
3. Owl Creek
4. Brazeau Creek
5. Apple Creek (See Apple Creek Basin)

These streams are a combination of clear and muddy. Two of these streams qualify for their own basins: Cinque Hommes Creek and Apple Creek respectively.
Sac River

The **Sac River** is the first major southern tributary of the Osage River. The Sac rises just south of Interstate 44 in Greene County. It achieves permanent flow after collecting Pond Creek and several springs. The Sac meanders northwest, collecting Pickerel Creek in the process. At Scott Spring, the Sac collects Sycamore Creek. The river becomes deeper here but is still too shallow for powerboats. Sardine Creek flows into it from the west before leaving Lawrence County. Once back into Greene County it collects Mathew Brown Branch. Hall Branch comes next. Near Ash Grove, the Sac collects Hawkins Branch. The river then meanders into Dade County.

Near Comet, the river begins to flatten out and widen into Stockton Lake. Turnback Creek flows into the lake very near where the Sac widens. The lake extends into Cedar County. The Little Sac River flows into the lake from the east. Stockton Dam marks the end of the lake and the Sac flows freely again. Bear Creek joins it from the east and the river deepens more. The Sac below the dam exhibits the signs of an old river: meanders and oxbow lakes. Cedar Creek joins it from the west, adding considerable volume to the river. The Harry S. Truman Reservoir begins to back up at this point. Not far from here, the Sac comes to an end at the Osage River.

The Sac is an extremely floatable river. In fact its one of the most popular float streams in the state. Its upper reaches are prime paddling territory. Several outfitters serve the Sac River. The Sac is an Ozark river through and through.
Mattese Creek

**Mattese Creek** is the final northern tributary of the Meramec River. It rises on the drainage divide with the River Des Peres Basin in Saint Louis County. The creek is short and heavily dependent on rainfall for flow. It is channelized in its lower reaches, looking more like a sewer than a creek. It is not floatable.
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Shoal Creek

**Shoal Creek** is a tributary of Huzzah Creek. It rises in extreme southeastern Crawford County and flows north. It receives two named tributaries: Middle Fork Shoal Creek and Little Shoal Creek. The stream is not floatable unless there has been heavy rain, as most of the creeks in the sub-basin are dependent on rainfall to achieve a permanent flow.
Sandy Creek

**Sandy Creek** is the largest tributary of Joachim Creek. It contributes depth and added flow to the creek. Rising on the drainage divide between the Meramec Basin and the Joachim Basin, the creek winds northeast of Hillsboro. At first it is an intermittent stream, but near Goldman it collects Big Creek. At this point, the creek turns east and meanders considerably, coming to an end at the Interstate 55 bridge at Joachim Creek. Sandy Creek is spring fed and thus has a permanent flow. It is floatable, however not many people float it.
Missouri Rivers

**Missouri**, the "Show Me" State is bordered on the east by the Mississippi River, the northwest by the Missouri River, the northeast by the Des Moines River, and finally by the St. Francis River, in the Bootheel. The terrain of the state is varied, from the Ozarks in the southwest; to the St. Francois Mountains in the east. The alluvial plain of the Mississippi dominates in the southeast. Within the state there are many different drainage basins. The largest of course is the Mississippi Basin. All Rivers within the state drain into the Mississippi in some way or another. The second largest basin is the Missouri River. Half of the Ozarks drain into this river. The state is also home to two of the "crookedest" rivers in the world: the Gasconade and the Bourbeuse. The Bourbeuse has the distinction of traveling 108 miles in just 27 air miles. Within these basins, lie smaller sub basins.

**Water Quality**

Most rivers are divided into two camps: clear and silt laden. The Ozarks, belong to the clear camp. Numerous springs provide some of the clearest water in the state. Elsewhere, the rivers are slow and silt laden. This is common in the prairie north and northwest. Loess dominates the prairies.

Streams by Basin

-Mississippi River-

1.) Fox Basin

2.) Wyaconda Basin

3.) Fabius Basin

4.) Salt Basin

5.) Cuivre Basin

6.) River Des Peres Basin

7.) Meramec Basin

8.) Joachim Basin

9.) Plattin Basin

10.) Castor Basin

11.) Independent Basins

-Missouri River-

1.) Loutre Basin

2.) Gasconade Basin

3.) Auxvasse and Middle Basin

4.) Osage Basin

5.) Moreau Basin

6.) Perche Basin

7.) Chariton Basin

8.) Grand Basin

9.) Lamine Basin

10.) Crooked Basin

11.) Platte Basin

12.) Nodaway Basin

13.) Tarkio Basin

14.) Nishnabotna Basin
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