Session Summaries

The ancient dragon Hyperion is found captive in a magic shell powered by flickering rubies and guarded by fifteen foot tall fire creatures imprisoned behind ancient runes. And Cappen is there also due to their deal. What happens? The party attacks everything. At the same time.

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The party arrives in the final guard room in the tunnel complex. Fire weapons on turrets, a dozen bad guys, a big altar, and a giant door. And Corliss strikes a bargain with a Fey creature.

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The party makes their way into what might be the lair of the dragon Hyperion. They run at some foes. And run. And run. And run for four hours.

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The party is called in to solve a murder mystery in an elven village for the Ambassador Atha. An old adversary appears with a horrible new adversary in tow.

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For Christmas, Percy shows up mounted on a two-headed dragon. A spell effect causes a hallucinatory dream sequence. A battle royale commences amidst Castle Rend as the party members battle for supremacy!

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A sacrifice is required to become a Wind Walker. The Dragon Brechtohla is the Chaperone for the Aspirant of Air, Hatori Bongo. And, he’s Ser Shadow’s dad!

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The village home of Ser Shadow is besieged by Polonians. The Djinn offers a solution: activate the two massive thunderbird statues by adding a real thunderbird feather to each. Two unexpected partners help Ser Shadow and Yornan find these feathers and easily remove the Polonian threat. Oh, except that Ser Shadow dies.

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The party crosses a bridge that no longer spans a stream. Confused? The crocodiles that live there certainly were and they got to eat new kinds of people. In the Temple Forge, the party makes a decision that they might regret, and agrees to let both Hurodash and Percy host the remnants of Dwarven gods.

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In a showdown that would put Gladiator to shame, the party kills a Tyrannosaurus Rex on the sands of an ancient coliseum. From the royal box above, a Polonian sorcerer gives the thumbs down and gets killed for his insolence. An unveiled Percy is to blame, but he escapes.

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The party literally climbs the walls as they face the legion of skeletons pouring forth into the Temple of Papazotl. Voltron Megaskeleton!

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Charging Stegosauri. Dive bombing pterodactyls. Undisturbed froghemoths. And now we know that a Mage Hand can carry four pounds of mud in a shield
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Part Jurassic Park, part Raiders of the Lost Ark. The party finds a decimated Polonian expedition hiding in the remnants of an ancient city filled with temples to unknown gods. . . .

A fun holiday adventure. The party swaps stories about their past, finds a bunch of gifts in a safe, gets the opportunity to take a nice trip to an exotic location, and kills Santa Claus. . . .

In the employ of Gell, the party takes a trip into the bowels of a Polonian research facility, traversing pools and chambers filled with the successes and failures of a program to create transplant monstrosities. And our Bard demonstrates his skills at stealth while our Rogue demonstrates why sometimes maybe you don’t need to. . . .

Is she a new friend or a new adversary? Namaria leads the party beneath their own castle to loot the tomb of Imbriel the Stargazer. Unfortunately, they are not the first ones into the tomb. An illusory pit, a cadre of tomb robbers, and a foiled plot await. . . .