After the events described in the last post, we had a lull in participation, and as a result the party roster changed a lot. The current party consists of the following: Twothought: An Agarthan who dropped out of earth reader school to become a scout. Uses earth and nature magic, and is a Warden in […]Read Post ›
The city was full of death and weirdness. There was an indefinite fight going on in the Colosseum, but we didn’t know how to deal with that so we just left it. Some other things happened, and we saw the zombie of our previous elf comrade, but he wasn’t really attacking anything so we left […]Read Post ›
Early Summer in the Sixth Year of the Ascension Wars We are overwhelmed. To the north, we were betrayed by our neighbors, hungry for the land that was righfully taken from the demons. The forces of Vanheim lust for our mountains, the forces of Hinnom see our lands as theirs by right. Worse, the Enkidu […]Read Post ›
Winter in the Fourth Year of the Ascension Wars War with Vanheim is not needed. Hinnom also would rather placate us than risk war. Our power is marked by another nation as well. Ogon, who is disheartened by the relative peace in the north that Moss Agate and Obsidian Eye have now secured, needs little […]Read Post ›
Late Spring in the Fourth Year of the Ascension Wars Arcosephale has fallen. They tried to escape their fate by entering the Caverns of Gold, and caused trouble for the earth reader working there, but an army lead by Caveborn quickly drove them out again. The humans of Marverni seized the homeland of Arcosephale, though […]Read Post ›
Early Spring in Year Three of the Ascension Wars In the time intervening since I last wrote, our armies have many times fought and lost against powerful armies guarding thrones. The worst case occurred when we finally won a much-contest throne, only to be immediately overcome and annihilated by the poetic and rather terrifying giants […]Read Post ›
A cold called “Winter”, in the first year since the abdication of the Pantokrator The surface world is subject to a terrible chill, slowing our forces. This, perhaps, will be the excuse used by the second army, that of the enthusiastic volunteers, who have failed thrice now. This time, they elected to flee as soon […]Read Post ›
