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The Adûn Gathering - Howling in the Northern moors



In the heart of Eriador, where the remnants of a once-great kingdom lay concealed beneath the foliage of an ancient forest and between silent hills, a group of Dúnedain assembled in a ruin near Angle. The crumbling stones bore witness to the passing of ages, and the air resonated with the weight of forgotten tales and unspoken sorrows.

Amidst the shadows, the Dúnedain emerged, their cloaks blending seamlessly with the dusk. Led by a seasoned kindred, they came together for a moot, a gathering of the Adûn to discuss the troubles that loomed on the horizon.

The moon cast an ethereal glow upon the weathered faces of the rangers as they circled in the heart of the ancient ruin. The evening's leader raised his hand, signaling them to be seated and for the moot to begin.

Much was discussed, since there was numerous trouble brewing in the northern region of the forgotten realm they kept watch over. But one concern was more grave than the others brought to the table. Dark tales of dreaded wolves and wargs roaming in the Northern moors, near the halflings lands.

Consensus reached, the ranger Erenior who had brought the trouble tale to the moot, should lead a party to gather more information and find a way to eliminate the threat towards the halflings. While other Dûnedain that attended, would venture southward to watch over the borders there.

The rangers, their resolve steeled by their kinship, dispersed into the night. Within the ruin in Angle, the echoes of their moot lingered, a solemn pledge to protect the realms of the free folks from the shadows that sought to engulf them.

The Dúnedain, scattered yet bound by a common purpose, would continue to hold their moots when they could, standing vigilant against the brewing troubles on the horizon, ensuring that the legacy of their people endured through the ages.