One of the original members of the adventuring group that included Xan, Joss, Nessa, John Smith and Trepea, Dirty Red early on established himself as a strong warrior with a penchant for using brute force and bludgeoning weapons to solve problems. Not the most charismatic man in the world by a long stretch, he nevertheless … Continue reading After the Campaign: Red “Dirty Red” Blugeon, the Hammer of Rheinpfalz
After the Campaign: Joss Rapide, The Queen of the Avondace Thieves
After giving up her title as a baroness in the realm that would one day be known as Renatus, Joss the elven rogue returned to Avondace to make a name for herself among the thieves of the Fanolanian capital. Her timing could not have been better as there was already change afoot among the ne'er-do-wells … Continue reading After the Campaign: Joss Rapide, The Queen of the Avondace Thieves
After the Campaign: Orben Twinkleshoes, Baron of Tanglepond
Of all of the adventurers that surrounded Archduke Xan and put their talents to work in the furtherance of expanding and improving Renatus, none were as delightfully comical as the gnome tinkerer and inventor Orben Twinkleshoes. Sporting a mechanical third arm that was mounted either on a special helm or attached in some way on … Continue reading After the Campaign: Orben Twinkleshoes, Baron of Tanglepond
After the Campaign: Baron Zach van Aalst, Bishop of Escaut
In the ravaged land of Escaut few people could be said to have been more instrumental in its rebirth than the jolly Bishop of Escaut, known far and wide as Brother Zach. Charged with the estate of Aalst the wise and insightful cleric originally from Fanolania became one of the most notable of the adventurers … Continue reading After the Campaign: Baron Zach van Aalst, Bishop of Escaut
After the Campaign: Duchess Esma, The Druid of Forêt Verte
Esma was a formerly wandering druid who was born in the Torkan Caliphates but through wanderlust and adventure found herself one of the most sought-after druids in the whole of Partum and a member of one of the most high-profile adventuring groups ever assembled in this part of the world. Friendly almost to a fault, … Continue reading After the Campaign: Duchess Esma, The Druid of Forêt Verte
After the Campaign: Duke Tubicus Aurelius, Lord of Condamner
It would be five and a half months after the Bozageest's epic 3rd Annual Oktoberfest when Lord Aurelius, known to his friends and closest henchmen as "Tubby", became a father. His wife Lucinda gave birth to identical triplet daughters in the spacious and sprawling castle in the heart of his capital, Xubrelle. While it wasn't … Continue reading After the Campaign: Duke Tubicus Aurelius, Lord of Condamner
After the Campaign: Duchess Seraphina Thorngage of Maelonbourg
Following her wedding to Prince Bortimer von Slothjem at the 3rd Annual Oktoberfest in Bozageest, Seraphina seemed to be on a course for a quiet unassuming life in her new home at Boar's Head Castle. Anyone making that assumption clearly did not have a grasp of the sort of madcap couple Seraphina and Bortimer were. … Continue reading After the Campaign: Duchess Seraphina Thorngage of Maelonbourg
After the Campaign: Archduke Alexander Raynolt Kovak, Lord of Renatus
Following the 3rd Annual Oktoberfest in Bozageest things began to settle down for the Lord of Renatus. Archduke Alexander Raynolt Kovak still had much to accomplish, but the years ahead were filled with the sort of success that a determined man might enjoy when surrounded by his loyal and fiercely determined comrades. It would be … Continue reading After the Campaign: Archduke Alexander Raynolt Kovak, Lord of Renatus
Boar’s Head Revisited (Part 3)
Lersha had a tremendous soft spot in her heart for the castle of Boar's Head. Had not her own beloved little brother not snatched the place up at the slightest rumor of it being made available the Archduchess may well have pressured her husband to acquire the place to be their own home. Even though … Continue reading Boar’s Head Revisited (Part 3)
Boar’s Head Revisited (Part 2)
There was just as much activity in Boar's Head since Duchess Drndyllyn sold her castle to Prince Bortimer to be a gift to his bride, Duchess Seraphina, as there had ever been. Most of the people that lived in the settlement surrounded by a sturdy palisade at the foot of the small fortification had opted … Continue reading Boar’s Head Revisited (Part 2)
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