Sessions

Grom, Ekeck, and Ke’Vash meet the world and each other March 7 and 14th, 2026 Rumors had begun spreading across the northern lands of Ska R’yth that the dreaded Blood Moon might rise again. Centuries ago a mad sorcerer twisted the moon crimson with otherworldly magic, driving beasts, druids, and even common folk into violent

The party is finally out to sea – heading towards the island chains west of the Sword Coast. Thge rumoured home of Iggwilv’s fromer cavern. The second day out from Thornhold is… pleasant. The wind is strong and steady, snapping the sails with purpose rather than menace. Low clouds drift lazily across a pale blue

The party meets up with Sildar and gets filled in on how things have progressed. They also make plans for the future. After talking the Sildar, they re-supply and get back aboard the ship to head to Thornhold. After a brief stop there to pick up some things, and drop off the bard, they head

In the swamps by Shoushi Erdan – dual crit on ADV FoundPiar of human ears tied togetherGiant bat fangA water skin gilled with thick warm blood. Adv Str rolls. +5 to any melee. Resist slash, pierce, bludge. 3 rounds

Sildar: Ahh Heddeterria – you’re looking great! Those extra pounds really look good on you.

Further into the depths of this disturbing ship. We start in the oar room after minotaur fight

Heading down to learn details about the ship. Strange noises are coming from everywhere. After securing the main deck the party heads down. This gloomy oar deck looks like the belly of a whale, with gargantuan ribs sweeping from the walls to form rowing benches for the undead crew. The deck underfoot is littered with

It’s late in the day, the sun is low on the horizon as you make your way along the rocky beach. After some time you notice the deepening orange rays reflecting off of an object ahead. Something that is clearly not made up of the rock, kelp, seashells and sand that surround you. Approaching the

Found out:

The water to the starboard side of the boat darkens—not with shadow, but with motion. A shape, easily three times the length of your keelboat, swims just below the surface. Its movement is smooth, purposeful… and it’s keeping pace with your vessel, mirroring your path like a predator studying its prey. For a moment, it