Background: Following the death of Lord Onasi during his failed attempt to awaken the Old Gods, the members of Scholae Palatinae thought the threat was neutralized. While the leader of the Pacre Datship, Emperor Vanis, had eluded capture, without the resources of the Evanescent radicals, none would fathom Vanis or the Pacre Datship would still pose a threat.

Smuggled off Antenora, Vanis and his followers made their way to the dark forests of Judecca for one final, desperate attempt, to overthrow the ruling Empire. For generations, knowledge of a ritual had been passed down through the line of Pacre Datship, one that was far more dangerous than that attempted by Lord Onasi.

Sacrificing his followers to the horrific workings and changes of the Old Gods, Vanis ventured deep into the Judecca’s crust to complete the ritual.

Now with the twisted and corrupted followers of the Pacre Datship at their doorstep, and unaware of the ritual underway in their own backyard, Scholae must band together to survive the awakening of the Old Gods, and their wrath.

You can read the full background of the Forgotten storyline here.

Forgotten: Monstrosity is the third and final act of the Clan Scholae Palatinae Forgotten Campaign. This event will span four weeks and feature multiple stand competition types, with several sets of start dates.

Scoring: Each competition will award points for participation, and for placing in the top 5. These points will be totalled, with the top point earners receiving crescents in this parent competition. Winning submissions will also be worked into the closing fiction, and part of the official lore of the event, per discretion of the competition runner.

Each competition participated in will award 15 points. Additional points will be awarded for the top five submissions of each competition. Trivia will award 15 points to the two winners. These are:

• 1st - 30 points
• 2nd - 20 points
• 3rd - 15 points
• 4th - 10 points
• 5th - 5 points

In the event of a tie for points, it will go to the individual who participated in more competitions.