Adds some very early drafts of plot points.

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diff --git a/plot/groups/GovA.txt b/plot/groups/GovA.txt
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diff --git a/plot/groups/government_a.txt b/plot/groups/government_a.txt
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+Name: TBD
+Summary:
+   Parliamentary democracy, with two houses: the Ladies and the Gentlemen.
+   Both constituted and elected of/by their respective gender. Decisions must
+   be agreed by both houses separately, making for a lengthy process and the
+   need for the player to satisfy multiple, potentially contradictory,
+   demands.
+Battle Cries:
+Relation to the Ancients:
+   Neutral/Varied
+Initial relation to player:
+   Considers them to be the representative of Morrigan, expects long lasting
+   deals to be reached. As none can be, the player becomes a rather the subject
+   of an increasingly divisive debate.
+Members:
diff --git a/plot/groups/government_b.txt b/plot/groups/government_b.txt
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+Name: TBD
+Summary:
+   Small monarchy with healthy heads of state, and two brotherly princes. The
+   prince not set to inherit is encouraged to join the player's party on their
+   trip around the continent so as to establish themselves as the kingdom's
+   foreign representative, as well as keeping him out of court so that he
+   cannot be used as a rally point for dissidents.
+Battle Cries:
+Relation to the Ancients:
+   Respectful
+Initial relation to player:
+   Warm reception, wants to curry favor.
+Members:
diff --git a/plot/groups/mercenaries.txt b/plot/groups/mercenaries.txt
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+Name: TBD
+Summary:
+   Group of brigands that actually ended up forming a legitimate business after
+   accumulating sufficient wealth. They do not actually perform the contracts
+   themselves, and instead use they numerous contacts with active brigand
+   groups to bribe them into either targeting or ignoring travelers and
+   merchants. Joining the group requires a substantial financial donation, and
+   is considered the best possible form of retirement by many bandits.
+Battle Cries:
+Relation to the Ancients:
+   Neutral
+Initial relation to player:
+   Neutral
+Members:
+   Former brigands who no longer fight.
diff --git a/plot/groups/the_new_dawn.txt b/plot/groups/the_new_dawn.txt
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+Name: The New Dawn
+Summary:
+   This group believes that no lasting peace can be achieved: violence begets
+   violence, the conflict has lasted too long, leading to a hate too deeply
+   ingrained. Their solution is to bring the Night, an end to all factions,
+   all history and all existing culture. With their past being erased on the
+   New Dawn, all of those who remain would be united in purpose, finally
+   putting an end to their conflicts.
+Battle Cries:
+   - Let there be Night!
+   - For the New Dawn!
+Relation to the Ancients:
+   Hostile to all.
+Initial relation to player:
+   Hostile.
+Members:
+   Pretty much any character can be a member. Membership is typically kept
+   secret. Many of their members are criminals who do not care at all about
+   the ideology, but are happy to have powerful and discreet patrons
+   supporting their trade.
diff --git a/plot/player.txt b/plot/player.txt
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+The player is Morrigan's envoy.  Since they have to explore different
+timelines, they acquire knowledge they couldn't otherwise possess (much like
+in "stories: The path of destinies").  This is due to (future) Morrigan trying
+to prevent the Calamity. She can't go back herself, as there cannot be two
+Ancients with the same affinity, so she sends the player instead. This broke
+time even further (which is why Morrigan isn't willing to do it again),
+creating a singularity of timelines, of which the player character can access
+only a limited few. They can meet an alternative version of themselves though
+(PVP), and blablabla (PVP, Co-op content).