In the vast expanse of Arborea, the chaotic plane which is the home of elves and other chaotic good creatures at the end of their time in the prime material plane, there is a special place somewhere between Grandfather Oak and Mount Olympus. Searchers in this wilderness will perhaps stumble across a lake nestled in … Continue reading Evening Isle
D&D Adventures
It Takes a Villain (Part 2)
The combined group was too big for what Gilla had in mind, so it was imperative for them to decide who was going to go along on this adventure. Gilla was for sure going, and she needed September and Baron Chaverin to use their spellcraft to get the group to and from their destination in … Continue reading It Takes a Villain (Part 2)
The Ziggurat of Blood
The army of zealous dark elves that had been dispatched to Dhesabro from the vast city of Umru Zashrah had done their job with ruthless efficiency. They had managed to round up four thousand, three hundred and ninety-one of their fellow drow and marched them in chains back to Umru Zashrah to face the judgement … Continue reading The Ziggurat of Blood
It Takes a Villain (Part 1)
Once more Gilla had found a way to insinuate herself into yet another scheme by the rulers of Maelonbourg. She was going to need as much help as she could get for this one, though. The gang of adventurers known as "the Troublemakers" were the most powerful nobles in the archduchy and included Archduke Xan … Continue reading It Takes a Villain (Part 1)
The Adventures of King Carl the Squat and Prince Bortimer (Part 8)
There had been three gala events to introduce Lady Vika to the nobility and other esteemed members of Vlaanderen's high society since she had first arrived with King Carl the Squat when he had returned from his adventures in Maelonbourg. Each event had been more impressive than the last as King Carl pulled out all … Continue reading The Adventures of King Carl the Squat and Prince Bortimer (Part 8)
Find Something You Love to do, and You’ll Never Work Another Day in Your Life
Leopold Voûteacier was without any debate the happiest man in all of the Archduchy of Maelonbourg and the Wenigzustand. As a steel dragon he loved to count coins and arrange them in coffers for proper storage. In any of his forms, be it dragon or human, he loved the feel of the money and almost … Continue reading Find Something You Love to do, and You’ll Never Work Another Day in Your Life
Say What You Will, Parson, but it Brings in the Parishioners
Word of what had happened to the most notorious lich in Partum spread quickly. There weren't many corners of the continent that hadn't heard of the Diosian Lodge and among those that had suffered from the atrocities the liches unleashed on the region nearly everyone could name the foul entity that had brought them such … Continue reading Say What You Will, Parson, but it Brings in the Parishioners
No Greater… Kobold…?
The return journey from the capital of Geldenreich found the band of adventurers that were now known far and wide as the Magnificent Seven fast asleep aboard the little spelljammer "The Troublemaker." Although the voyage through the skies of Partum was not particularly long the seven stalwart heroes were exhausted from the last three days … Continue reading No Greater… Kobold…?
The Bishop’s Episode
Bishop Zedem Malroy of Bozageest was a busy gnome lately. He had been traveling all across Oublier to make sure that the new chapels and churches in the duchy were being properly operated, and then had to be back in Bozageest to conduct weekly worship services. In addition to this he was one of Duchess … Continue reading The Bishop’s Episode
To the Victor Goes the Spoils
After dropping off the chests in the capitol to be accounted for by the High Treasurer, Archduchess Lersha von Slothjem-Kovak piloted the little spelljammer called "The Troublemaker" with its seven passengers to Schönbrunn, the capital of Geldenreich. It was here that the Magnificent Seven were going to leave the Viceroy's phylactery and the enchanted emerald … Continue reading To the Victor Goes the Spoils
Slothjemian Tales 
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