An Unexpected Betrayal

The story of the retrieval of the Princess, her subsequent capture by enemy forces, the revelation that the enemy was the Earl of Yorma (apparently under the control of, or replaced by, the Vortex), and the eventual “rescue” and escape from Kar Urkonis will be forthcoming, when the chronicler has a spare hour or two. In … Continue reading

Erol: Journal Entry #1

From Errol’s Journal: Long has it been since I have used the writing skills that were beaten into me in my youth- the skills that I despised and walked away from. But now that I own a home (a home!) it is time for me to record some of the wondrous things that I have seen and … Continue reading

Devrik: A Letter Home

Devrik sat in his study and contemplated the blank page on the desk before him. It was a fine piece of parchment, thick and creamy, one of a folio he had purchased the day before from Bartum Hosath, the high-end scribe with the small but elegant shop in the Flames Court Market. During that same … Continue reading

Revenge of the Zalik-mal

In the days following their meeting with the King and the bestowing of their new estates, the Hand of Fortune became immersed in exploring and furnishing their new digs, studying the condition of their rental properties, as well as learning the names and occupations of their tenants. The morning after they had moved their possessions … Continue reading

The Uncrown’d King

There was no question, of course, of refusing the King-elect’s request. Leaving their brunch untouched, the friends followed their royal patron, once again in mufti, back to Kar Landsar. With the castle in a chaos of activity in preparation for the upcoming coronation, they had no trouble reaching the royal quarters, where Maldan resumed his … Continue reading

Coronation Crisis

Prince Maldan was very pleased with the success of our heroes in defeating the now-undead  Gülvini warrior-woman Gana. With her (no doubt temporary) destruction, the disappearances had ceased, and tensions in the Army of the North had sunk back to merely those associated with barbarian incursions, dysentery and arguments over camp followers. The handful of … Continue reading