7/1/2018 0 Comments Tracking [Demon] gnollsBy Sigrunn (Adam F.)Udoroth and I left Griffon’s Roost nearly a week after returning from the rescue of Marchwarden Ainsley to meet with our good friends Krolan and Lianna, along with the aging Ser Martius, to track down the source of the Gnolls in the north. We gathered at Great Scale Village, where we encountered several Lizardfolk of good acquaintance and after exchanging greetings we went to see Vecca. She had finished with the supplies I had brought her several weeks ago and gave me two full potions of hill giant strength for my trouble. Lianna was present as she had been talking to the Shamaness about the strange properties of the saddle bags that were around her companion animal Cinder.
Once we left there we picked up Krolan at the smithy, which really looked like a proper smith now, and headed off to meet Martius who was (im)patiently waiting at the north gate. He has yet to become comfortable around the lizardfolk, though he knows that they are good and honorable allies. We went north, bending slightly west. We walked into the plains, along the edge of the desert that it borders and were rapidly engulfed in a sandstorm. Our visibility was reduced to barely beyond the ends of our arms and I was soon wincing from the sand gathering in my mail. We camped when we deemed it night and waited for the dawn as the storm abated. In the morning we noticed mounds of sand around us, like bumps on the ground. We dug one out to find a, I don’t want to call it a corpse, but a gnoll like creature that seemed to have never actually been alive. It had a strange sword sticking out of it’s back of a design none of us had ever seen. I took the sword hoping that I may be able to have it identified. If not in the Fort, then hopefully when I go to Sanctus after we return. We continue north once we determine that we can learn nothing more from this strange gnoll like creature. After a few hours we come across an obelisk sticking some 30 feet out of the sand. Udoroth and Krolan are nearly horrified by the object. Apparently they have discovered these obelisks before, each of the others were tied to one of the hags that used to rule the lands we now settle. Could this mean that there is a fourth Hag? We dug out around its base and found what appeared to be the symbol for wind on the north face. We dug down far enough that Krolan and I with our knowledge of stone were able to determine that the base was hollow and likely had a cavern of several hundred feet in size below it. We couldn’t locate a doorway of ny type and were about to leave when a Wyvern landed atop the obelisk. I attempted to communicate, though I don’t know why as they do not speak, when it slid a slight ways down and attacked Udoroth. Freya forgive my haste but we responded in kind. We rapidly beat the beast to the point where it fled but not before Cinder pounded and removed it’s tail and stinger. It flew north, the direction we were heading and we headed after it. We hoped that maybe it laired in an entrance to the cavern below the obelisk and had attacked us to defend it’s home. Giving chase did us no good, despite the monster’s wounds it outflew our hasty speed. We didn’t realize until after it was gone that it was of the same skin coloring as the winged being that had blessed us weeks ago. We soon came to a river, what would be the southeastern fork of the Black River and decided to turn west towards Proximus Flumen and the long ago meteor strike. We were unprepared for what we would soon see. As we headed west we noticed smoke rising into the sky. Udoroth thought it was coming from where the city stood. We doubled our efforts to find a crossing and soon saw gnoll corpse in the river near a sturdy stone bridge of elven make. (I will admit that Krolan and I joked about elves and stonework) As we drew closer the sky shaded red and the number of gnoll corpse began to rise, along with the occasional Dragonborn. We soon topped a hill and saw into the valley where our destination sat and had to pause. There were thousands upon thousands of gnoll corpses in the valley. Piles standing twenty feet high pressed against the city walls. Dead dragonborn littered the field as well, hundreds of them dead. Smoke rose from within the walls and from corpse mounds that had been set alight by magic. The Gnoll attacks to the south were nothing. The raid against the Great Scales was a diversion. This was where they were focussed. This explained the Centurion being away from Black River Island when the Treaty was made. An army of gnolls in the north, an army of Orcs in the west. Our home was being overrun by creatures aligned with abyssal forces. We had to get into the city and learn what we could. We soon spotted people upon the walls who flagged us around to the far gate. We explained who we were and demanded our rights as stated in our treaty only to learn that the treaty had yet to be brought north and therefore was not binding upon them. However, in the interest of peace and offered aid they told us what they could. None of it was good. To begin, the Centurion is dead. She fell defending her people against the gnoll invasion. The citizens of the city were sent north, deeper into the empire, only a dwindling force of soldiers and mages remained. Krolan and I offered to heal as many of their people as we could and were sent to the infirmary to give aid. Afterward a soldier was brought to us to explain how this war began. He told us that some months ago one of their lieutenants was leading a patrol to the south when they saw some stars moving in the sky and three meteors fell near their camp. Gnolls crawled out of the impact sites and were immediately killed by the dragonborn soldiers. Returning home with this news they soon found themselves under attack as more of these stars fell unleashing hundreds of the monsters around the city. It rapidly became a fight for survival as every few days more meteors fell and more gnolls appeared. They fought and fought but have reached a point where they know that without something stopping these events, they will soon be crushed under the limitless numbers of their enemy. We thanked them for the information and asked to speak with the scholars here in the morning. We were tired and needed rest. The next morning we went to the great library in the center of the city to speak with someone who could help us. We were directed to the scholar Sila who was the understudy to The Ancient Knowledge - who was currently in BRI. Sila was not very interested in us until we started telling tales. Apparently we had knowledge and experiences that made him rather eager to help. The gnolls, we learned, are spawn of the the demon Yeenoghu. A creature of killing and destruction, like most demons, that exists solely for the kill. It cannot be bargained with, only banished by a devil, or a god. By the mention of a god we told him of our encounter with the Elk Rider, which set Sila off on another search. He brought us a book called “The Telling of the Warning”. Apparently the Rider was the god Helm who was warning us to run because of the coming Blood War. We gave him the knowledge of the orcs fortifying the Long Claw village and the Harbinger. He was able to add that in and informed us that the Harbinger is a servant of the Demon Lord Baphomet who is out to destroy the Demon Lord Demigorgon. The only way to stop the Blood war is to make a deal with a devil. Most likely an Archdevil, such as Bael or Zariel, as they are the only things besides a god that can oppose a Demon Lord. Silas was actually suggesting that we make a deal the the devil. This was a lot to take in. We thanked Silas for his information and left his tower. We returned to our point of entry and made plans to visit the camp where the gnolls had first appeared. They were willing and able to provide us with a guide, a Copper Dragonborn named Erolad who was the only surviving member of the patrol that had been at the camp. We headed south and reached the camp site near the end of the day. The camp was undisturbed aside from the craters the gnolls had sprung from. We spent the night in the camp. During first watch Krolan awoke us to see a golden masked Goshu circle overhead on a giant bird. The goshu didn’t land but watched us before flying away. We knew of a golden masked Goshu from those who had been in the Temple of Gahaelyn a month ago, but don’t know if this is the same warrior. In the morning we sent our companion home with knowledge of our plans. Ser Martius would head to BRI and inform the Senator of the situation at home, I would go to Fort Providence and share my news. Krolan and Lianna would return to Great Scale Village to tell them the news and to try and learn why the Deep Breaths and Shimmerscale seem to be visiting there so frequently. Udoroth returned with me but did not share his plans with me. Now that I have gotten out the word I am off to Sanctus. I will see what I can learn about this threat, Demons, Devils, Gods, Orcs, Gnolls and this sword. I will fit that in with getting new armor and facing my parents. I hate to abandon my friends now but Freya is pushing me in this direction and I cannot refuse my goddess. In my absence may she watch over all of those who face this threat and the terror of the red dragon who will soon be at our door.
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6/28/2018 0 Comments Ooze...if memory servesBy Rahoof (Steven D.)My Dearest Haranna, I know that you will never read this letter, but I have no one else to talk to. This is the first time in weeks I have been able to find a place to rest, even if it is a brothel. Relax my love, there are no Dragonborn ladies here, and even if there were, they could never match your beauty. I’m writing this evening because I’m trying to piece together my time here in Black River so far. I’m having trouble remembering things. I do remember arriving in Griffin’s Roost and being told that the best to get information on someone was to go to a bar nearby. And who’s the first person I see there? Charani! I gotta hand it to her, the girls got spunk. I didn’t actually believe that she would show up. I’m lucky she was there. I needed to see a familiar face, and more importantly someone I could trust. She introduced me to her friend, a rouge named Chet. Chet is just a boy, no taller than what Heskan was. He introduced us to Heykid, the owner of the bar. I asked the two of them if they had seen the man who killed you and the kids, and though the help of their contacts we were able to determine where he was headed. We grouped up with a ranger named Vandil in order to follow the killer. As soon as we left the bar, the sky above us began to darken. A shadow moved quickly above us, and a red dragon landed in the city! He declared dominion over Black River and demanded 80% of their profits to be delivered to him in two weeks. Sucks for Black River. I don’t plan on being here in two weeks, sounds like their problem, and a big problem at that. I was a child the last time I had seen a dragon, and it wasn’t a red one. I was reminded of why we pray to them and the draconic gods, although I don’t pray anymore. The next thing I remember is being in a cave face to face with an ooze creature with my greatsword in my hands. I quickly looked around and saw Charani face down on the ground next to us. That was all I need to know. This ooze was going to die. I swung my great sword at it, and with the help of Chet and Vandil we were able to take the disgusting creature down. Wait a minute, what happened to Heykitd? Why isn’t he here with us? Did he die? My memory is failing me right now. And where is my longsword? It was silvered and cost a shiny copper to get it. I’m not going to tell you how much Haranna but trust me, it was a good deal. When we finally killed the ooze, Charani had to tell me what we were doing there in the first place. I’m still trying to make sense of it, but apparently we had taken a ship to the island of Tapa-Coco to find the killer. When we docked at Port Kulan, we ran into Vicentos, a Tiefling I had first met in Summerport. I don’t trust Vicentos. He’s…weird. He’s the type of person who always does what is best for him, and whether or not he’ll help you or not is completely dependent on if he can get something out of it. Anyways, he pointed us in the direction of the Quartermaster of the island, for reasons I cannot for the life of me remember why, and we end up at an old house that’s guarded by a silent hooded man. We went in and found a hidden stairway that led us to the dungeon that were in now. Apparently, the Quartermaster was the ooze monster we had just killed, and was working for the killer. I’m told I charged right at him right after he said something. “He enjoyed painting the walls with their blood” I can’t look at it. It makes a fire burn within me. I need to calm down. I need to rest. After killing the ooze we found a golden dagger within the dungeon, and Cedric, the mute body bodyguard of the house, told us through body language that it was a key to…something. Talking to a man with his tongue cut out gets annoying after a while. We asked him if he has seen the person we’re looking for. He gives a description of a someone that sounds like who we’re looking for, except he’s an elf instead of a human. Maybe the Sanctus patrol isn’t good as everyone says they are. He tells us Vicentos is at a brothel that I am currently at right now, and we should go there and talk to him. Haranna, I brought a boy of 16 into a brothel. Charani is not much older, and Vandil is the age we were when Heskan was born. I am the oldest in this group, but I am by far being the most reckless. I wasn’t the best father in the world, and this is just reconfirming that. We finally meet with Vicentos and he gives us everything he knows about the killer. How he knows him, how long he has known him, his ties to the royal family… and his name. Munex Falil That is the piece of shit’s name. Just writing it down makes my blood boil. Vicentos has agreed to set up a meeting with us and this person, and we were able to schedule it for three days from now outside of the city, but I don’t know if I trust Vicentos. He isn’t getting anything out of this meeting, and he has known this contact for 15 years. Only time will tell. And now I have to do the two hardest things for me in the world right now, wait, and fall asleep without you. Forever yours, Rahoof 6/24/2018 0 Comments The Rescue of a MarchwardenBy Sigrunn (Adam F.)For those who don’t know the Marchwarden was the leader of the settlers who founded Black River Island. He survived the loss of the island to the Hags and Sauhaugin. He was held prisoner and tortured yet survived to be the one who welcomed newcomers to the region at the Griffon’s Roost docks. Giving advice and guidance to to those who came to this wild land. A few weeks ago a wounded tortle appeared seeking aid. Soon after, the Marchwarden left the roost muttering about sauhaugin, his hated foes. Word went out that a search for him would be organized and heroes from across Sanctus came to find the person responsible for the survival of the settlement here. Before we could be gathered a small group of our friends discovered Dougal on an island to the south when they had gone to rescue the tortles who the wounded one had left behind. He was being held chained in a cage, under guard. Our job would be harder, but not impossible. Our team had gathered, Liam, Heykitd, Kellen, RAWQ, Scaro, Namfoodle, Meville, and Udoroth would be supported by three clerics, the recently restored Meralda, Kanyu and myself. We spoke to those who had discovered Dougal, getting insight into our foes before heading to meet Hamilton and board his ship. He had made this journey and knew the route. He wasn’t happy to be returning but our mission was of great importance and he knew it. Aboard Hamilton’s ship we sailed for Tortle Island. There being so many of us that we displaced the crew and had to sail the ship ourselves under Hamilton’s guidance. Before we reached the island though we were met by our first challenge. The giant shark and sauhaugin who had attacked them on their prior journey attacked again. We managed to repel them with great damage to the ship, however, Kenyu and Liam were prepared and used their magic to Mend the vessel. Once we reached land we set out to find the village. Kellen and Namfoodle again took to the air astride the Griffin that we had all heard so much about. This land was both green and black. Foliage covered the parts of the island that were untouched by the lava flows that had spilled from the volcano we marched towards. We soon came to a river that sliced through the charred land and were attacked again by the sauhaugin. Both the larger 4 armed and smaller 2 armed versions of the creatures attacked. We fought hard, especially once a fire elemental and these antlered flying monstrosities joined against us. I went down at one point in our battle lucky to survive. I may be heavily armed and armored but being outnumbered will eventually bring low any of us. Once the enemy lay dead before us Udoroth, who is quite the forceful personality once let loose placed the head of one of the sauhaugin leaders upon the end of his sword and we resumed our march towards the village. We repaired the decrepit bridge across the lava flow before we crossed, bringing a brief moment of heavy guard for those not engaged in the project. Once across and outside of the gates Udoroth demanded their surrender to the terms of the Treaty. Their response was to open fire upon us. We retaliated, as they would seem to be bent on dominating the island and wiping away any who opposed them. The dozen creatures who stood against us fell with little fanfare. They had been set to guard the tunnel into the mountain where Kellen had spotted them taking Dougal. We, of course, followed. We followed the downward sloping tunnel to a large cavern, where we spotted what appeared to be a sauhaugin priestess and pair of water elementals. I believe Udoroth demanded surrender again but the ensuing battle made me forget the certainty of that fact. Needless to say, their response was violent. We engaged in battle, our primary goal was the Marchwarden who was chained to the group undergoing some foul ritual. Freya be honored that we managed to stop their evil designs. Battle was joined and we fought hard. Magic and blades, hammers and bows sent blood and elements flying. We healed and injured and somewhere into this mess rose what I would later learn was a Hydra, a similar beast to the one my small group saw when we found the Orc stronghold. Our lives were in danger, as our spells were low, we were tired and the enemy was in its element. Fortune seemed to smile upon us when Liam reappeared, having been torn away by a surge of his magics. Yet it wasn’t as the evil in this place caused his wild magic to injure friend and foe alike. It seemed that all should fall until we brought the hydra down. Once we managed to slay the beast some of us moved to rescue Dougal while others went after the priestess and her minions who had managed to kidnap Scaro in the heat of battle. Dougal once freed went to kill the foul female who had been torturing him. Those of us who could not follow under the water waited for our friends many long agonizing minutes. Soon though our allies surfaced and we learned of the ancient Sea Elf lair and the treasures below that the vile sauhaugin were attempting to subvert. Our foes on the island were dead, and soon we left to return to our home. Dougal though knew that this was not over. Their was a sauhaugin nest in the sea between Black River and Tortle Island that soon would need to be taken care of. Back at Griffin’s Roost we celebrated victory and healed from our wounds. Those who set out all returned and would soon be back to their normal ways. Dougal though, something had been done to him. Something had been broken inside. May Freya heal him of the darkness they pressed on his soul, or he may never find peace. 6/10/2018 0 Comments Searching for The HarbingerBy Sigrunn (Adam F.)I had returned to Great Scale Village to check on Vecca’s progress with the potion ingredients that I had given her over a week ago. I came across my friend Krolan who was still here working to further secure the village and the region around it. We discussed the need to find the Harbinger that my friend Jaewyn encountered with the Sorcerer Liam and Sir Martius. Krolan had of course heard of the menace and when I realized that Liam was still here and that Sir Martius was on his way I decided to join them in tackling this beast. We headed west, encountering the decay two hours closer to the village than before. The blight was horrible as death and decay were taking everything. I begged my Goddess for guidance and Liam the same from his patron. I was given a way to get us home and he was guided onward. We continued west without encountering anything. Until the end of the first day when we heard a noise in the distance. Krolan and Liam snuck ahead while the old warrior and I followed at a distance. What we discovered were three “demonic Centaurs”. They were sparing with each other using hoof, claw and spiked tails. We attacked, hoping to defeat them quickly and take one prisoner. We rapidly killed the first, who fell on top of Sir Martius when it died, leaving him pinned and us short handed. These creatures were resistant to magic so we used our weapons and pounded them down. Once we were down to the last one we attempted to subdue it but it would not surrender and we sent it to meet its maker. We discovered nothing on them except a sword that our warrior was in need of. We spent the night nearby as the battle had taxed us mightily. After the battle we soon heard a monster moving through the trees. Krolan investigated and discovered what he believed to be a hydra moving away. We chose to let it go as these creatures are known to be very powerful despite this one looking injured. We rested nearby only to be awakened when a black pudding slipped under Krolan and attacked. We fought the beast, slowly chopping it into smaller pieces and using a bit of faith to burn away most of the pieces. Once the pudding was dealt with we continued on our way. We encountered the dessicated corpse of what appeared to be one of the Long Claw Lizardfolk. Unable to do anything for him we moved onward until we encountered a well travelled path that would eventually lead us to the Long Claw Village. Upon reaching the gates, which were open and unguarded we hear the sounds of forges and stone working. And find the corpses of what we believed to be their chief and shaman both staked outside of the gates. I prayed to Freya to grant their souls peace and the souls of those who fell defending this village. We knew we had reached the center of the corruption, and the source of the darkness spreading through the region. Krolan climbs an abandoned tower and discovers a village filled with what are believed to be orcs. The Huts of the lizardfolk are slowly being replaced but more sturdy structures of wood and metal. We decide to sneak around the village to a mound at the north end where all of the activity is taking place. We attempt to investigate the construction to discover what they are building. The best we can make out is that they are using the surviving lizardfolk to build a portal to the Abyss or wherever this Harbinger is from. We devise a plan to slow down the work to buy us time to report what we have learned. I loan my amulet of disguise to Krolan who uses it to appear like an orc and once there is a gap in the guards near the portal and goes silently over the wall. He moves through the village and finds a group of rather flamable looking buildings and pours some lantern oil on and around them then sneaks back to us. We retreat to the farthest point that Liam can still cast a spell and the Sorcerer sets the place on fire. We soon hear that we have done something terrible. Cries of pain and laughter fill the air along with the smoke. We run with the realization that we have likely killed the remaining Long Claws, exterminating their clan. My soul is heavy as I run, praying for forgiveness from Freya for the actions of me and my friends. We run all night, as exhaustion hits us we reach Great Scale Village and tell the guards that in the morning we must meet with Dol’kal and the village elders. When the sun begins to rise we are awakened and brought to the chief and his elders. There is no sign of Salazar, which bothers me on some level. We relate our journey, no good news comes from our lips. Sorrow for the loss of life echoes through the hall and though no blame is laid on us I feel a pain in me that I must meditate upon. The Great Scale are caught between the Harbinger to the west and the Dragon to the east and are unable to do anything for their lost cousins. We move on, back to Fort Providence to parley with others. Based on what Liam and Sir Martius told us on how far the blight has spread, we have about four months to solve this problem before it reaches Great Scale Village and a few more before it overtakes Fort Providence. We may have to gather a large party to deal with the threat in the west. I will get the word out to our friends and then place myself before the altar of my goddess to cleanse the darkness from my soul. 6/1/2018 0 Comments Beyond the SOuthern BorderBy Sigrunn (Adam F.)Cael, my friend the half-elf Paladin and I were sitting at Heykitd’s enjoying a meal and discussing the events in the region over the past few months. When he decided that he wanted to head up to Proximus Flumen and see what lies beyond the southern outpost where they were encountered. He and I make a good team having twice gone into the field together so having no pressing matters until the start of next month. We put the word out that we were heading north to see what is going on up there.
Our notice gathered a halfling wizard who was right off the boat named Meville, a gnome wizard named Ponzi (a shortened version of the typical long gnomish name) and a human fighter named Merchelm. The human and gnome knew each other from discovering a mine. The three of them had just arrived at Fort Providence from Griffin’s Roost and decided that they would like to see these dragonborn that everyone is talking about. We headed west in some canoes that Cael rented from Hamilton, crossing the bayou to reach the river. We reached the river without incident but were soon attacked by the bullywogs that call the bayou home. They and their giant toad proved to be no match for us but the toad was a match for one of our boats. After the fight we headed out on foot. We headed north until we had to camp for the night. During my watch we were attacked again by bullywogs and some poisonous snakes. Killed the snakes and one of the bullywogs before the others ran. I collected the snakes for Vecca as I know that she is always looking for potion ingredients. The next day we continued our march along a path made by some sort of herbivore. We crossed the river and killed another giant toad before I snapped my crossbow string nearly putting out my eye. We moved up river again and I think crossed over again. I lost track of the crossings we made. Merchelm turned out to be a boating savant or something, I’ve never seen someone handle watercraft like he did. Makes me wonder if he was a pirate before taking up this life of adventure. We found the herbivore, it was a Sea Cow that also went onto land, some sort of green amphibian? It didn’t bother us so we didn’t bother it. The next night,during third watch, when we were maybe a day or so from the outpost, when we were awakened by crashing footsteps right before one of those hill giant monsters broke through the trees. We went right into battle mode with everything we had. I encountered these creatures during my first days here and knew them to be tough. Spells flew and swords flashed. The giant threw a tree at us and missed before we brought him low. We found a trove of stuff in his pack in the morning and divided it up between us to haul home. We also drained its blood and took its fingers and toes. We were battered and tired and decided to head back to Great Scale Village so that our new friends could meet our allies. We headed back down river once the giant had been disposed of hoping to get back without incident. We were not that lucky as three giant crocodiles attacked us. We were unable to defeat the beasts, in fact Merchelm went down and I had to revive him. Once he was up we ran, distracting them with an illusion. We managed to get to GSV without further encounters. We divided up the loot, I managed to find a magical crossbow with his belongings and a fair amount of gold. I gave Cael half of the fingers and toes as he is attempting to craft some magic items then gave the rest, along with the poisonous snakes to Vecca to make what she could out of them. It will take her at least a week to make anything out of them so when I come back this way at some point I will see what she has managed to craft. I also turned over all of the unwanted items to the village. They, like most societies of this developmental stage, can make use of things that we would consider useless. Once that was done we returned to Fort Providence to discover that there was quite a bit of excitement during our five day journey but that is not my story to tell. |
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