Category Archives: Encounters

Vongk The Strange Angel of Balance The creepy looking antlered dog beastman was struck in the shoulder by the eerie angel’s sword. This threw Jaundo ina panic as the wounded thing suddenly seemed to exclude itself from combat, choosing to … Continue reading →

Aktruse the Angry Golem The hulking form burst into the tavern, shaking the very floorboards. ‘I want my eye back!’ the thing of clay roared, a longsword held easily in one hand. ‘Nerlo’s not here. I have no idea where … Continue reading →

Guild of Negotiators Uzeb the Wise nodded to Zhona the sorceress of the princess as she entered the rundown tavern. ‘You eat here?’ Zhona inquired, looking disgusted. ‘Who would suspect you here?’ Uzeb asked as he invited her to sit. … Continue reading →

Stone of the Mountain Troll Sage ‘Is there a safe path out of here? What dangers are ahead? Go on, ask your little stone,’ Captain Varrax said. The mountains were dangerous enough with landslides, surely there were monsters ahead. Lamplighter … Continue reading →

Mauve Torches of Malice ‘Lamplighter!’ Captain Varrax shouted. ‘Take some men and check out those strange purple lights in the forest.’ The strange small man nodded and scampered off to do as he was ordered. Some time later Lamplighter returned, … Continue reading →

Shuffling Forest Captain Varrax looked over his remaining soldiers. They had taken a beating at the hands of the minions of the necromancer cabal and were hurrying to find help and alert others to the danger. Sparks, the company wizard … Continue reading →

Bhiziki the Betrayer of Contracts ‘He now controls your family’s stables?’ Bakra -do asked. ‘Yes, everything looked correct, and then it didn’t, if you get my meaning,’ replied Voln the Unlucky. ‘I understand, I have heard of this character,’ said … Continue reading →

Nozak’s Grave ‘We have the artifact!’ Stork exclaimed as the wizard dispersed shadows that crawled around his feet. Vistis the Blue Mage was busy holding off a ghoul warband with a spell that cast burning and gnawing colours upon the … Continue reading →