Notice to the gaming community,

Through our interactions with your groups as well as on the FB pages, we regularly see the desire to set up an IT “pre-game”. Here are some clarifications that seem useful to us both from the point of view of the universe and that of the game.

If three years have passed and, of course, during this interval the lives of your groups and characters have not gone into Time Freeze, the reality of Tanak's world must be taken into account. The continent is large and distances are long to travel even within a region. For example, traveling from north to south takes between 6 and 8 months.

Furthermore, the withdrawal of the EdO has made many roads and territories dangerous because they have been subjected to a form of anarchy. In this period of reconstruction which followed the events of the Mossem of 501, those who chose to return to sedentary life first had to return home and then certainly had a lot to do on their own playground. 

For the sake of consistency, it is therefore very unlikely that all the groups, even within the same region, have maintained regular contact. Some, logically, have probably never even heard of each other. It is therefore a question of coherence which means that a good number of meetings or reunions take place during this great pilgrimage of 504.

Furthermore, although certain scenes or game axes may have been played out over these three years, the quest for pleasure should push each of you to want to play these moments. However, these PR moments do not have the same flavor if they are agreed and organized in advance. Even more so in view of the exceptional opportunity that this particular time offers in the light of the Tree, symbol of renewal, before the eyes of all Tanak gathered and without risk of losing one's life.

We therefore urge you not to lose sight of consistency in your reports and to focus on what can be experienced live. So that all the PCs play on an equal footing, do not launch the TI behind your screens but on Thursday morning on the field.

Thank you all,

The ORGA team