Except for making the first random characters for Brooks and Neko, we should be basically ready to start up the campaign.


The basic concept for the campaign thus far is as follows.
- Setting will take place in the Boarderlands. Sections of land outside the Empire's juristiction. It's rather similar to the Wild West land claiming. Small Villages and Towns cropping up, so far away they basically are self-governed (though in this case they ~are~). Land wars between each other, and the local monsterous populations, causes the landclaims to shift heavily with each passing year.

- The Skaven Council of Thirteen have decided they wish to extend their influence over these churning pools of human filth. While the constant changing of governance makes it less than ideal to permanently hold Skaven influence, so many supplies are constantly lost between these disputes. Why not have them fall into Skaven hands?

- Small groups are now being sent out by the Council, young Skaven requested from each clan. The Council understands the risk of sending /any/ representatives out there, too much chaos and the chance to lose good pawns. As such, they've given non-descript requests to each clan - Knowing they'd in turn only send their children whom they can easilly afford to lose. The Council bets on the fact these young Skaven will be more interested in gainging Status with the Council, rather than aspiring to more loftly and self preservating goals.

- Each group is specifically being sifted through by the Council('s representitives), so that any single Clan's influence is not held too greatly. A group of Skarr might turn a settlement into their own personal mining colony, while some Skryre or Moulder might just make their expedition into some gruesome experimentation run. The rats might fight, but the Council bets on the fact they need each other to survive and succeed. They can kill each other on their way back at the most, they just need the settlement under Council thumb.


The last thing we need is for everyone to pitch in their idea of when we should be hosting this. Weekly, once every few days, bi-weekly? Sunday, Monday, Friday, Saturday, Etc etc. Always can just try to select a 'next' date session by session. Up to you folks on availability.