Glitterberg

Glitterberg is a settlement in The Entomarch.

Description
''Glitterberg is a jeweled city, as small and perfect as every gem that decorates it. The streets are inlaid with pearl and sapphire, the walls are dazzling mosaics, and the grand palace itself is a blossoming cacophony of ruby and crystal and rose-cut diamond.''

The city is a huge hideous ornament, and its people are dying.

Rest and recover.
Requires: Sanity damage.

''You've spent a long time in darkness. You need a few days to rest.''

-20 G

+Sanity

Gather news.
Requires: 0 Current Affairs: Glitterberg

''The streets are quiet. If you can find a townsperson, though, they're willing to speak to you.''

+1 Current Affairs: Glitterberg

Volunteer to fight the plague.
Once per visit, Guts check

''A few brave or foolish souls are allowed through the quarantine every day, providing succour to the afflicted beyond. It's the only way to cross the barricade.''

Success: +1 Reflection on Mortality, +1 Moment of Melancholy

A private audience with Lady Papilion.
Requires: Thralls of the Entomarch 1

''Her city is so stricken by the plague that she has been discounted as a significant factor in the war. But perhaps she has been under-estimated.''

Opens "Sneak into the Papilion estate."

Sneak into the Papilion estate.
''Opulent. Magnificent. Utterly silent.''

+1 Terrible Secret

Opens "Tell Baroness Carnea that Lady Papilion is dead."

Tell Baroness Carnea that Lady Papilion is dead.
The third Baroness of Glitterberg, and the one who's apparently been kept out of the loop.

+1 Lurid Tale

+250 G

Will Glitterberg impress Bradley?
Requires: Bradley Baggs on board, A Bet with Bradley 1

+1 Breathtaking Spectacle

Help Dr. Vanch communicate with the plague.
Requires: Dr. Mobius Vanch on board, The Plague Mask 4

+1 Moment of Melancholy

+1 Reflection on Mortality

+1 Unique Experience: Speaking to the plague

+100 Apprehensions

End The Plague Mask

Church of the Loving Gods
''Fold of the Entomarch worship only gods who offer love in return. The list has become vanishingly small since the Empire of Thread began its predations. These congregants are struck by plague and desperate for divine mercy.''