SUBJECT: The Annulment at Dairsmuid
PARTICIPANTS: Araceli Bonaventura, Korrin Ataash, Malcolm Reynolds, The Outsider, Aleron Darton, Kas, Anders, Malcolm Reed, James Norrington, Ellana Ashara, James Kirk
DATE FILED: Solace 9:42
STATUS: Complete
SUMMARY: Araceli heard of the previous Annulment at Dairsmuid and survivors in need of aid living at a camp and asked the Inquisition to come help get them to the docks. Unfortunately the Templars raided the camp, took the survivors back to Dairsmuid, and the party had to race to the Circle to kill the Templars and free the mages.

REPORT:

Araceli was able to gain the trust of the mage contacts by speaking well of the Inquisition and Mage Council during her initial study trip to be given First Enchanter Rivella's journal so she could signal the group

The meeting with the mage contacts at the camp went well and they were all able to get enough details for the rescue attempt

Minor injuries to the party, mainly those involved in Team Templar Crushers

Rogue Templars were killed, their bodies burned since they were Chantry folk and there were Chantry people on the mission. The Rivaini mages had been locked in the dungeons and forced to drink a great deal of magebane; some were weaker than others and required healing but all survived

The Rivaini mages returned to seek refuge with the Inquisition - they plan to return to Rivain one day when the future is more stable, their loved ones are indebted thanks to the swift action and kindness they have been shown

Several artifacts and many books that could be salvaged from the wreckage of Dairsmuid were brought with the mages to Skyhold

Prior to leaving Rivain, a group lead by Ellana including Kirk, Korrin, Araceli and Anders made contact with the Rivaini Dalish; a personal visit but contact has been made and they discussed why they were in Rivain in the first place

The Rivaini mages are a small group of five women and three men, they returned to Skyhold.

NOTES & LINKS: Link; contains link to OOC posts and sending crystal announcement