Penthantos’ Gaffe Stopped, Elementals Appear
by Oliver Nirab
Late one Friday night in the early days of September, a
soldier from the recently reconquered estate of Deathwatch entered the capital
city. The soldier identified himself as Private Loren and reported that a fire
raining cloud had swept through Deathwatch and was headed towards the city. No
permanent deaths were reported in Deathwatch.
Private Loren was immediately taken to Sage’s Guildmaster
Cedric Fruvous. As was recounted in the last Ashbury Times, Guildmaster Cedric
had determined how to stop the cloud, but was unable to locate it. Upon
interviewing Private Loren, Cedric immediately put out the call for Ice Storm
spells and scrolls, ten of which would be needed to stop the cloud. Only Cedric
and Guardsman Osrick had memorized any Ice Storm spells, but Luigie of the
Black Forest provided a large stack of Ice Storm scrolls.
In short order, the cloud entered the city, raining
destruction upon the assembled adventurers. Cedric and Osrick immediately began
casting into the center of the cloud, attempting to dodge the raining fire as
they cast. Many times they were struck by the raining fire, but each time were
quickly healed, mostly by Lord Jonathan Dragonhart Vardik of the Ash Forest and
Lauroc DerWyvernhaus of the Healer’s Guild.
As the Ice Storms were poured into it, the cloud got slower
and seemed to crystallize. Once ten had struck it, Lord Jonathan cast the
required Death spell into it and the cloud crashed to the ground and began to
dissipate. Aided by Koshi and Lyle, Cedric was able to force the cloud into a
specially prepared bottle that will hold the cloud for one hundred years.
As soon as the last of the Gaffe’s essence was forced into
the cloud however, a huge burst of Celestial energy seemed to emanate from the
exact location where the cloud had been. Both of the biata present, Lord
Jonathan and Healer’s Guildmistress Shya Corak, immediately fell unconscious.
When they awoke, they found that their feathers had fallen out, and their claws
had receded to look like normal hands.
Further, it was shortly discovered that all potions had
stopped functioning and that all evocation magic was far more powerful than
normal.
Many began to advocate that Cedric release the Gaffe, but the
wizard refused. “Icenian mages have been bottling this thing for years. There
is no record of anything like this ever happening before,” he told the
assembled adventurers.
Shortly, it was noticed that a huge stone ziggeraut had
appeared in the middle of the city. As the adventurers took notice of it,
elementals of all four foundations (ice, fire, stone and water) poured out of
it and attacked.
As the adventurers fought, Shya and Lord Jonathan were drawn
to the ziggurat and inside they found several beings. The beings appeared
dressed as gypsies, humans and barbarians, but they seemed to exhibit abilities
of biata. It was quickly theorized that they were pre-Celestial Change biata.
The assembled Ashbans eventually defeated the elementals, and
it was discovered that each corner of the ziggurat had a symbol of one of the
four elements on it.
Throughout the next few days, many mixed groups including
members of the Baronial Court of the Ash Forest and the Black Forest traveled
to four distinct ziggurats which each represented one of the four elements.
The Black Forest traveled to the fifth and final ziggurat and
there they fought many different elemental beings. The leader of the elemental
beings seemed to know the pre-celestial biata and stated that they had
interfered in his plans for the last time.
The Black Forest, realizing they were outnumbered, called for
help and began to fight the creatures in an attempt to hold them until help
arrived. By the time the other adventurers arrived though, they had slain all
the elementals present.
As this occurred all the celestial energy that had been
spread throughout the area swarmed into the leader and he rifted away. When
that happened, potions began to work again, spells all functioned normally and
the biata could feel their feathers and claws beginning to return. All of the
ziggurats seem to have crumbled to dust.
The newly discovered biata left town unmolested. Their
existence on Tar’ Navarria is a mystery however, as it was believed that the
only biata here had come from Tyrra with the rest of Ashbury.
In light of this new evidence, some theorize that there was
never a Great Celestial Change on Tar’ Navarria to cause the appearance of the
biata to change as there was on Tyrra, and that the biata of Tar’Navarria had
lost their identities along the way.
It is hoped that more answers will be forthcoming soon.
New Galanthian Leader Visits Ashbury
by Oliver Nirab
In the early days of September, a troop of Galanthian
soldiers arrived in Ashbury City. Their leader claimed to be Glantri reborn, though
he bears no resemblance to the Glantri who came to Ashbury two years ago and
was, until recently, a squire to Baron Morgasander.
This new figure, since dubbed “New Glantri” announced that it
was he who is chosen by the Devorra to be the new Emperor of Galanthia, and
that the other Glantri was a pretender. He also announced that he wished to
speak with Duke Frost, and was told that His Grace was holding an open forum
the next morning.
The next day the new Glantri arrived at the forum and seemed
to appeal to Duke Frost for aid in his bid to lead Galanthia. He claimed to
want to do away with necromancy and slavery in Galanthia, and to foster a close
relationship with Ashbury. The assembled nobles seemed skeptical.
When questioned about the ex-squire Glantri, the new Glantri
claimed that sometimes a person with enough charisma or power, or both, can
trick the Devorra into believing that they are the true reincarnate of Glantri.
He made sure to assure His Grace he was the real thing.
Duke Frost listened carefully to New Glantri and announced
that as far as he could see, New Glantri was simply another faction fighting
for control of Galanthia, and that he would not aid any of the factions. New
Glantri asked permission to remain in Ashbury for diplomatic purposes, and this
was allowed.
New Glantri also requested that the former dark fey known as
Silva be turned over to him for punishment. His Grace explained that Silva was
already punished for his crimes against Ashbury and that since there is no
extradition treaty with Galanthia, Ashbury would not turn Silva over. Duke
Frost further warned that if New Glantri or any of his men assaulted Silva, it
would be they who would be arrested and punished accordingly.
After his meeting with Duke Frost, New Glantri talked for
some time with a few of the local adventurers and then went on his way.
Later that night, Silva warily came to town. He was only
willing to stay near the outskirts, because he feared being the target of
revenge-motivated attacks from the adventurers of Ashbury.
He spoke for some time to Nicholas Couerfroid and Percival
Sweetwater. While they were speaking, the New Glantri and a group of his
soldiers came upon the trio. New Glantri ordered his men to leave Silva alone,
but they ignored his orders and charged after the former fey.
A brief melee broke out. When all was done, two Galanthians
lay dead, Silva had fled into the wilderness, and Nicholas and Percival fled
back to town.
Nicholas, who had slain one of the Galanthians, turned
himself over to Sir Eros for judgment. The Lord Magistrate, however, deemed it
a case of self-defense and released Nicholas.
The next day, a student from the Bardic College came to the
Sage’s Guild to report a cave that had a strange black mist within it, and a
troop of Galanthians guarding it.
She was directed to report this to the nobility and Sir
Du’Gaul and Lord Jonathan marshalled the Ashbans present and went to
investigate.
When they arrived, they found that New Glantri was trying to
enter the cave, but that the mist was blocking him.
At first, it was suspected that the mist was the Crix in an
inert state, but reports placed the Crix in Galanthia at that time. Further,
there was never any report of the Crix being inert.
The nobility pondered what to do and seemed to decide that
aiding Glantri to get into the cave was probably not in the best interests of
Ashbury. Gilwing of the Black Forest was tried to use the dwarven Ring of Palin
to seal the cave, but it did not work.
Sir Du’Gaul and Lord Jonathan were about to order New Glantri
and his men to leave the area so that it could be secured when the vampire
Matros Feratu Lochaber led a force of undead and Galanthians onto the scene and
began berating the Ashbans for listening to “false prophets.”
He demanded they
turn New Glantri over to him, and in exchange he would take his troops and
leave peacefully.
New Glantri and his men immediately attacked Lochaber, aided
by the Ashbans. The vampire quickly struck New Glantri with many death spells,
and slew him.
It was noted that New Glantri’s body immediately dissipated,
instead of clinging to life for five minutes as most humanoids do.
Throughout the fight, Lochaber was able to control some of
New Glantri’s troops and use them to attack the Ashbans.
After a long and difficult fight, Sir Du’Gaul was able to
prison Lochaber. Since no one had a Stake of Woe or some other means to slay
him, a killing blow was administered and the vampire turned into a dark mist
which quickly dissipated.
It is unknown what affect these events will have on the already tenuous relations between Ashbury and Galanthia.
Sil-Galad Attacks Ashbury Again
Late one Saturday evening, an Amani Ranger entered the city
asking to speak with any nobles of the Ash Forest. In short order he was taken
to Sir Du’Gaul Mornavor and Lord Jonathan Dragonhart Vardik. He explained to
them that the rangers had found Sil-Galad’s crypt nearby and that it was hoped
the Court of the Ash Forest and the more prominent local elves could
investigate it. Sir Du’Gaul immediately assembled a team.
Although elves were preferred given the nature of the
mission, Sir Du’Gaul and Cedric Fruvous were the only local elves in town at
the time. To round out the group Paythin and Sparticous of the Black Unicorns
and Lauroc DerWyvernhaus of the Healer’s Guild also went to help.
They were shown to the crypt, but found a huge stone blocking
the entrance. Using Endow scrolls, Sparticous and Sir Du’Gaul were able to push
it aside and enter. Within they found Sil-Galad prone upon a stone slab with many
of the creatures of darkness surrounding him and taunting him.
The adventurers attempted to parlay with the dark creatures,
but were ignored. Left with no clear alternative, they attacked the dark
creatures. A Light spell cast by Lord Jonathan immediately destroyed one of the
creatures. After the creatures were dispatched, the party stepped forward and
spoke with Sil-Galad.
The unfortunate elven lord explained that when he was laid to
rest his spirit did not depart for the Elder Wood as it should have. He didn’t
know why, perhaps the tomb was improperly constructed or built upon cursed
land. His spirit was trapped within the tomb and forced to experience nothing
but darkness and solitude.
He came to hate the darkness and curse it, drawing the ire of
Lord Tenebrous, an elemental lord of darkness. In response Tenebrous cursed
Sil-Galad to destroy all things elven and to be constantly taunted by the
creatures of darkness. No matter how many of the creatures Sil-Galad slays,
more always come.
Sil-Galad told the adventurers he can partially control the
urge to destroy elves and all things elven for a short time while within his
crypt, but that it is very difficult. He stated that such restraint was
impossible when not in his crypt.
With that, he began to clutch his head and warned Sir
Du’Gaul’s party to flee. As they did they heard Sil-Galad summon an elven
pantherghast. Sil-Galad and the pantherghast followed the party out of the
crypt, and more creatures of darkness swarmed out of the shadows to join the pursuit.
Realizing that this was not a winnable fight at their current
numbers, Sir Du’Gaul ordered the party to return to Ashbury to rally the
populace. To their lament, when they arrived in the city, they found it nearly
empty of adventurers.
The few adventurers and visitors who were around were no
match for the vast array of creatures. As a result, Lord Jonathan ordered the
town to their Wards and circles.
In short order Sil-Galad himself found his way to the Ash
Forest manor house and destroyed their Ward. The only inhabitants were Sir
Du’Gaul, Lord Jonathan, Paythin, and Cedric. Sil-Galad and the darkness
creatures bested the warriors, and Cedric cast a Prison on himself to avoid a
similar fate. When the elven mummy dispelled the prison, Cedric quickly cast a
second one upon himself.
Unable to slay Cedric, Sil-Galad administered a killing blow
to Sir Du’Gaul and dragged him off after tearing apart the Manor house. Once
the darkness creatures left, Cedric healed Lord Jonathan and Paythin and retrieved
Sir Du’Gaul and lifed him.
As Du’Gaul and Cedric were the only elves about, both hid
until more of Ashbury’s adventurers returned. Before this happened however,
Sil-Galad left, announcing his intention to find other elves to slay.
During
the assault many adventurers called his name, in the hopes it would defeat him
as it did during his last attack. Unfortunately, it did not work this time.
Freejyn Horde Returns
The Freejyn Horde, thought gone forever after sinking into
the ground en masse during a battle two years ago in Queensboro, seem to have
returned.
While the elemental crisis was occurring in Ashbury (see
related article), the Freejyn Horde attacked the town. They were as
bloodthirsty and vicious as ever, but now they seemed to be enhanced by some
unknown elemental abilities, and they were able to hurl elemental blasts from
their fingertips.
The Horde has apparantly risen from the Plains of Rage anew
to strike terror into the populance. A man living on the Plains of Rage said “I
once lived my life under the fear of the Red Rage, but on that fateful day they
all sank into the earth, my heart rejoiced. I was there that day, and watched
them all sink and I return to that spot thrice each year to give thanks to the
ground that swallowed them up, once for each sibling I have lost, on each of
their birthdays. Yesterday was Little Kimmy’s birthday and so I returned there
and an awful sight greeted my eyes: the return of the Freejyn Horde! They rose
up from the ground, clawing out of the earth, digging each other out of the
ground that had swallowed them. But now, somehow changed, many of them were
glowing with elemental power ... lightning, flame, ice and stone.”
A huge force of them attacked the city. The first few attacks
were repelled, but subsequent attacks scattered the Ashbans to their Wards and
Circles.
From there, the Ash Forest and the Black Forest were able to
pick off the Freejyns in small numbers until they were all defeated.
There were several resurrections including Sparticous of the
Black Unicorns, Sareth El’ Noray, Koshinara, Noldrik and Kerak.
Apparently, this new Horde attacked the city of Ashbury and
gave no reason other than that they were searching for “The One.” It is unknown
if the Freejyn were temporarily returned due to the ziggurats or if they are
now back for good.
New Troubles in the
Abysmal Gorge
by Talis Makolin
Early one Friday, a terrified child and her mother came to
Ashbury seeking help. They explained that, strange as it may seem, the girl’s
nightmare had become reality and was stalking her. They were directed to the
Healer’s Guild where Guildmistress Shya examined her and determined that the
problem was emotional based and not memory based. As there were no stone elves
in town, Shya made arrangements for the girl and her mother to visit the
village of stone elves in Waterwood.
Before the two left however, a strange figure entered town.
It had a hideous, twisted visage and wild orange hair. It spoke to no one, and
began searching the city, walking through people, walls, Wards, and Circles of
Power. No attack, whether weapon or spell based, could harm it.
Soon it came across the little girl, who was utterly
terrified of it. The Ashbans were able to hide the girl from the creature and
it eventually left.
In what appears to be a related incident, the Candyman, the current
Lord of both Halloween and Nightmares, came to Ashbury. He warned the
adventurers that Sugarcane, the Candyman’s evil alter ego, had returned. As if
that wasn’t disturbing enough, Sugarcane is apparently searching for the Forge
of Malice, which allows the user to destroy the one thing they hate the most.
There is no information on what the Forge of Malice is or
what it even looks like, but it is believed that if Sugarcane finds information
on it before the Ashbans do, that he will use it to destroy the Candyman.
As many Ashbans are aware, having the Candyman as the King of Halloween is the safest of unsafe choice.
Cause of Plague Discovered
The plague that was afflicting the people of Ashbury recently
reached a head. Many of the afflicted townspeople came into town exhibiting
signs of being undead, however they had a metabolism and were not harmed by
healing spells.
As many as possible were subdued and secured in the newly
built jail, which made things a bit difficult for Sheriff Harrison.
Many of the details are being withheld by the nobility for
security reasons, but apparently it was discovered that the Brotherhood, the
necromancers who supply necromantic arms and goods to Glenrake and Mooregrave,
created the plague.
It was reported that this act was revenge because Ashbury
destroyed the Manual of the Founders that was discovered last spring
Apparently the plague causes many people who work with the
land to grow sick, and then believe that they are undead.
The
final stage causes the afflicted to actually become undead, wreaking untold
havoc upon the populace.
Reports
from the area are that no people seem to be contracting the plague anymore.
Those that were sick are becoming well, and those who reached the undead palor
stage of the plague reverted to thier normal states in a day or two, having no
memory of what transpired during that stage.
Unseelie Fey Lord
Visits Ashbury
On a recent afternoon, a strange looking creature calling
himself Lord Faust rifted into the center of Ashbury City. Faust appeared as a
large humanoid with purple hair and lips, black bat wings and horns upon his
head. He spoke to many of the adventurers of Ashbury and declared that he was
indeed the new Lord of the Unseelie Court. He claimed the dark fey known as
Black Annis is gone permanently. This was later corroborated by a wild fey.
Several adventurers were hired to retrieve Faust’s “horse”
for him, as it was stolen by a wild fey and brought to an area of Faerie he
couldn’t enter. Sir Du’gaul, Lord Jonathan, Sparticous, Greyesmere and several
others were rifted out and later returned back with Lord Faust. What happened
on their little trip is mostly unknown, but they chatted with Lord Faust for
quite some time afterwards and he left the city unmolested.
Jotuns Attack
Ashbury
A group of Jotuns led by one they called Goban attacked
Ashbury City recently.
As many know, Jotuns are a race of giants that enslaved the
Vansir race thousands of years ago. Recently, however, something has cause the
Jotuns to become roughly the same size as most other races, though they retain
their vast strength and resistance to attacks.
The Jotuns came into the city recently looking to reclaim a
sword stolen from them long ago, and of course to slay vansir. Though not
exactly cordial, if the other races of Ashbury did not attack Jotuns, they more
or less left people alone. The Vansir, aided by some of the adventurers did
attack, however.
Much of the adventurers in town were elsewhere when the
Jotuns arrived and the attempts to slay them went poorly. Many of the
combatants were routed and there were several resurrections, including Lord
Jonathan, Rendar, Llewellyn, Kerak, Baldaorm and several others.
The next day, the Vansir were noticed to be weilding a
glowing blade with some sort of runes upon the blade.
Hunt for the Golden
Hart
A white bearded old man in a black cloak and red head wrap
was seen walking about Ashbury City recently. Several adventurers stopped him
to inquire as to what he wanted.
The old man revealed he was fey cursed and had to find a
Golden Hart to become young again in order to find his wife.
Among those assisting were Guardsmen Strythus Xiloscient,
Mori, Keires, Jezzabell and Jego, with the help of Cuar Hyanda, Aria
Devonshire, and Wishell From Ashbury.
They all agreed to help the cursed man.
After a long wander through the forest with the help of the
tracking ability of Strythus, they came across the stag. Everyone scattered in
order to surround it in case it tried to run away. Strythus, having some left
over banana bread from the tavern, fed the stag to gain its trust. He started
to lead it back on the path they had used to enter the forest. Getting past
Jego and Cuar, Strythus told Cuar to hit it with a gas globe. It had no affect
on the stag.
The stag ran as the eight ran after it. After three hours and
a lot of skills used, Keires and Aria Devonshire finally stopped it with a
confine spell. Finding out it had a very thick hide, the elves with swords and
bows hit it until it fell unconscious. Aria then checked using her Healing Art
ability to determine how much longer it would be unconscious.
After getting it back to the outskirts of town the old man
approached and killed the stag. The old man’s curse was lifted, but he had no
memory of the group capturing the stag. The old man then ran off looking for
the golden hart once again.
Ducal Proclamation
To the Citizens and Visitors to Ashbury,
I am pleased to announce the knighting of my squire, Sir
Indorian Silverleaf. He will hold the position of Ducal Wizard and was knighted
last Saturday eve in a ceremony held in His Majesty’s castle.
I am also pleased to announce the knighting of Sheriff
Harrison Ryat. He shall retain his duties as Sheriff of Ashbury City. Sir
Harrison was a knight many years ago under His Majesty and it only seemed
proper that he resume his noble duties.
There will be a noble’s court followed by an open forum on
Saturday October 4th at noon. It
has become quite apparent the adventurers of Ashbuy exist on a different timetable
and 10:00 am was much to early.
In addition, anyone with any information regarding the person
calling himself Glantri or regarding the cave found outside town filled with a
black mist should come forward immediately, either in person or via missive. Withholding
information on these issues will be met with severe punishment.
In Service,
Duke Sir Frost Vardik
Magistrate’s Report
by Sir Eros Clearbrook
Most of the day to day trials I conduct do not grab
attention: petty thefts, drunken bar fights, and illegal Euphoria sales don’t
make the headlines. Consequently, I rarely write a Magistrate’s Report for the
paper unless a prominent citizen like a noble or adventurer is involved.
Recently, I tried the gypsy Sareth who had cast necromancy
after being berserked. There was no question he had been berserked as there
were many witnesses, and Sareth asked for leniency since his culture did not
find necromancy as harmful. This, of course, is no excuse, nor do I believe
that Glorianna or Dame Natasha would agree that a gypsy’s culture allows
necromancy. Sareth was found guilty and given one death.
Citizens
should be warned that the only defenses for the use of necromancy are
Enslavement and Vampire control, and both of which need to be proven by the
defendant. It is well known that a person who is berserked or dominated cannot
be forced into casting necromancy, and will do so only if it is in his or her
nature.
We
have now seen Sareth’s true nature.
Sage’s Guild Report
by Guildmaster Cedric Fruvous
It
is my duty to report that Sareth “The Verse” El’Noray is no longer a member of
the Ashbury Sage’s Guild. Though not an active member, Sareth had retained his
membership status and was preparing to return to his duties. However, his
recent conviction for necromancy has resulted in his immediate expulsion from
the Sage’s Guild and we shall not rent our earth spell book to him under any
circumstances. We have no tolerance for crime in the Sage’s Guild, and
necromancy is the worst crime that there is.
Now
on to happier news. The Ashbury Sage’s Guild is pleased to report the promotion
of Lauroc DerWyvernhaus to the rank of Guardian. We have also accepted Cuar
Hyanda as an apprentice. It is hoped that both are happy in their new positions
within the guild and are able to use their studies to aid Ashbury.
A Little Birdie
Told Me
by Sue D’Onym
Lots of gossip this month, so let’s get started!
Mithrauko came to town recently to challenge Cedric to honor
combat. It seems that Mithrauko is upset that Cedric calls himself “the purple
wizard” since he also wears purple and is a wizard. They seem to agree that
Cedric could be called “The Purple Parmedhil” (which means “Book-elf”) instead.
By the way, September 5, 603 is now being hailed as “the Day
of the End of the Flame” or “Cedric’s Day” in some circles in celebration of
the end of Pentathos’ gaffe.
The Black Forest has been making a real effort to clean up
its reputation. They have been doing extraordinary amount of travelling between
the mists and taking alot of risks for no rewards, which is not the Black
Forest that you and I know. Are they sincere or is this a trick? They have even
been seen hanging around with Sir Du’gual and Lord Jonathan of the Ash Forest,
although when these two nobles needed assistance from the Black Forest, they
were told a price would be required. Anyway, we will see how well the Black
Forest’s reputation is upheld when Symerille comes back to town.
Lord Jonathan and Sparticous seem to have the entire city of
Ashbury believing they are immortal. Lord Jonathan claims to have resurrected
14 times, and Sparticous claims to have resurrected 10 times. Could they be
more than meets the eye?
Sparticous and Paythin spoke with Duke Frost about getting
the Black Unicorns ducally sanctioned again, but His Grace seemed rather
reluctant since they are the only two active members in the duchy. Sparticous
has been acting very nobly since he fought against injustice in the future (or
is it will fight? I hate
time travel!). He has not yet tried to squire himself to anyone, but I predict
you may see that soon.
Paythin also spoke to His Grace about Baroness Talin’s mace
on behalf of Agnar. The Fuke merely responded “I have the word of a noble in
good standing of my duchy versus the word of someone who abandoned his lands
and people.” Seems this controversy just won’t die no matter how many times the
Duke refuses listen to Agnar’s proxied arguments.
It is rumored that Sir Harrison has upped his “Special
Forces” of his town guard by two more people, bringing the total to three.
These Adventurer Guardsmen will be taking on some of the more powerful elements
of organized crime. Said the newly knighted sheriff, “The normal town guard
doesn’t have the resources to hunt powerful adversaries that can store themselves
in golems or cast necromantic rituals, but the Adventuring caste does. And with
my guidance, we will be taking those elements down. Criminals, you have
been warned.”
The former fey Silva has been seen running around the city
murdering Galanthians ... wait ... why did we dislike him? He is presently
wanted for murder of a person race, a Galanthian soldier that allegedly
attacked him.
Reports from Corrheim say that Lord Find’rth and his brood
have been buddying up to Mishrak and his lizardmen. So green lizards are okay,
but red snakes aren’t.
Apparently
there was some real grumbling among the adventurers after the battle with the
Jotuns. It looks like the Vansir haven’t been pulling their weight when it
comes to this threat to the Duchy. The Vansir charged the Jotun lines and were
all but demolished, an extraordinary amount of healing and life spells went
into trying to keep them alive, but through their own reckless abandon the
Vansir suffered many resurrections anyway.
Thank
you for all who sent me news this month and I hope you will excuse me if I do
not use more than one or two things about yourself. Don’t hog my column! Anyway, until next time remember: If you can’t say something nice about
someone, come sit by me.
Public Notices
THANK YOU to all of Ashbury
for the lovely hospitality. Hopefully someday I can return the favor – Arakan
Mithrauko
BODYGUARDS WANTED. Baroness
Glen requires temporary assistance while her leg heals. Excellent pay. Interviews
in the Dragon’s Flagon on Friday, October 3rd.
THANK YOU to all who helped
us defeat the Jotuns. Their force was strong, and they would have taken us
all without your help. Llyweilun
WE ARE LOOKING for any type
of Ritual scroll as well as reagents and cats. Feel free to contact any member
of House Black Forest. Will also be willing to trade.
SINGING CONTEST! Winner gets
a ritual scroll or a magic item! Saturday, October 4th at dinner in the
Dragon’s Flagon.
MUGG: Don’t forget that favor you owe me. – Lord
Faust
LOOKING FOR an arcane armor scroll and a cloak of darkness scroll. I can make it worth your while. I will be in Ashbury the weekend of October 3rd. – Xitzin Find’rth T’Varian