Ashlan Remnant
Thawing out the truth
As The Sith Empire collapsed, several safe routes began to open into their former territories, and once suppressed communications started happening from the planets closest to the Ashlan border, they called for heroes to save them from the suffering that the Sith had inflicted on them, they called for the Ashlan crusade.
The first target for the foray into the newly clear territory was the two ice worlds of Cadomai and Lur. These were weakly defended planets on the fringes of Sith territory, but would prove an excellent place to test just how pulled back the sith were, best to fall in to any false retreat trap right on the border of safe territory, than plunge in on the ends of extended supply lines.
The world of Cadomai, home to the Snivvyian people is a barren and icy world, unforgiving of outsiders, this rock may have gone unnnoticed if it werent for the visions of the force sensitive heirarchy of the Ashlan church. As the shadow of the darkness diminished, the light shone dimly from beneath the ice. There was something down there, locked beneath millenia of ice and untouched by sentient hands since its lost. The visions show a temple, but the dark still clouds the planet so further investigation is required. shaft has been bored through the Ice from orbital ships and several members of the Ashlan crusade have been despatched, will they find the light? the darkness? treasure? or something much more sinister.
The Lurrian people were always known as accomplished bioengineers and cloners, they produced many fine pieces of biotechnology but their works have been corrupted by the Sith occupation. A particular base is of note, a sprawling structure in the mountains seems to retain a Sith presence. Why are they still guarding this site when their government has collapsed and withdrawn? If the Sith are interested, then the Ashlan's have a duty to find out why. They must be prepared to meet resistance though as the garrison appear well equipped and their numbers within the armoured base are difficult to ascertain.
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