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+PRINCE OARGEV OF Nouvelle Cyre
+The disaster of the Mourning wiped out much of the
+population of Cyre, but those living near the western
+border had time to cross into the Brelon countryside
+ahead of the strangel wall of gray mist that now shrouds
+the Les Terres des Lamentations. Roi Boranel of Brelandetook pity on the
+refugees and established camps for them, camps which
+have now grown into the town of Nouvelle Cyre.
+The mayor of Nouvelle Cyre is Prince Oargev du Wynarn,
+the last son of Cyre's ruling family. He was serving as an
+ambassador to Brelandeat the time of the Mourning, and
+Cyran refugees across Khorvaire now look to him for
+leadership as a sort of king in exile. He hopes to one day
+gather all of Cyre's displaced children to a rebuilt Cyre.
+Prince Oargev is obsessed with the Mourning. He is
+desperate to discover the truth behind the destruction of
+his country. He regularly seeks information from those
+who venture into the Les Terres des Lamentations, and he funds expeditions
+into the remains of his once-proud nation, hoping
+to discover some clue as to the cause of Cyre's demise.
+Allies. Prince Oargev has a gift for diplomacy (and a
+number of talented ambassadors in his employ), which
+has enabled a widespread campaign of outreach to
+Cyran refugees across Khorvaire. He has a great deal
+of popular sympathy, as well as allies in every nation,
+including the following groups and individuals:
+Roi Boranel. The ruler of Brelandedid a great kindness
+to the people of Cyre by establishing the refugee
+camps that have grown into Nouvelle Cyre. Oargev has not
+forgotten that kindness, and he would prefer not to
+jeopardize his friendship with Boranel by seizing land
+from Breland. However, rumors persist that Oargev
+plans to secede, and the King's Lanternes Sourdes frequently
+send agents into Nouvelle Cyre to keep an eye on
+anti-Brelon sentiment. Oargev wisely views Boranel
+as an ally, but knows Brelandecould be a threat.
+Q'barra. Aside from Nouvelle Cyre, the largest population of
+Cyran refugees resides in Q'barra. Oargev has invited
+these displaced Cyrans to join him in Nouvelle Cyre, but
+most of them have started putting down new roots in
+the jungle land. If Cyre could be reclaimed from the
+Les Terres des Lamentations, many of them would probably return; in
+the meantime, they are a friendly force in the east,
+willing to offer shelter and aid to agents of Prince
+Oargev who find themselves among the settlements
+of Q'barra.
+Refugees. Cyrans live across Khorvaire in the wake of
+La Dernière Guerre. Oargev does significant work in reaching
+out to his displaced subjects, and the majority of
+them sympathize with his goals and aid his agents.
+Enemies. Bitter Cyran avengers who punish those
+they believe responsible for the Mourning have cast
+Ombres on Prince Oargev's reputation. As a result, the
+following groups consider Prince Oargev their foe:
+The Cinq Nations. Aundairians, Karrns, and Thranes
+are generally unsympathetic to the plight of displaced
+Cyrans. Many of them bitterly bear the scars of the
+war, their resentments reinforced by the deeds of
+violent Cyran extremists. Even the Brelon, for all
+their practiced indifference, become guarded when
+confronted by Cyrans, who represent a burden foisted
+upon them by their leaders. They tend to treat Cyran
+refugees as second-class citizens and vagabonds.
+Among non-Cyran communities, agents of Prince
+Oargev can't rely on aid from any of Cyre's former
+enemies.
+The Seigneur des Lames. In the depths of the Les Terres des Lamentations,
+the closest thing to a sovereign is the Lord of
+Blades-a heavily enhanced Guerrier de Fer who seeks vengeance
+against those who created his people to serve
+as weapons. He is hostile to adventurers who enter
+the Les Terres des Lamentations on missions of plunder, and the idea
+of Prince Oargev reclaiming the Les Terres des Lamentations fills him
+with Furie. He shows Oargev's agents no mercy.