
D&D: The Ashen March (Session 5)
The night began with a chase. Gre’ak raced after the fleeing Redbrand, the silver reliquary glinting in the thief’s possession. […]

The night began with a chase. Gre’ak raced after the fleeing Redbrand, the silver reliquary glinting in the thief’s possession. […]

A ship in the trees “The Silent Angel, we have found it. The treasure, it will be inside.” Beltran de […]

Quail, Corvid, and Gre’ak had never met before, but found themselves thrown together on the road as they fled the […]

The Blue Figure With the house collapsing around them and the creature pushing its way through the wreckage, Dexter and […]

The Salt In Cornthwaite’s bedroom, the investigators continued to find evidence that something had occupied the previous owner’s mind. Joe […]

The Axe in the Woods The investigators had barely arrived at the gates of the Cornthwaite estate when a figure […]

The Sheriff The sheriff’s office was a small, unremarkable room beside the town hall. There were several desks, though only […]

The chamber still echoed with the clatter of shattered bone. Three Dragon Maid skeletons lay broken across the flagstones, their […]

The Valley in Flames (September 22, 1930; 1:00 AM) The night of September 21st did not end with the escape […]

Broken Hill (September 21, 1930; 9:30 PM) The rain in the Cobb’s Corners valley does not merely fall; it thunders, […]

The Breaking Storm (September 21st, 1930; 5:00 PM) The humidity in the Cobb’s Corners valley had built to an unbearable […]

The Weight of a Sunday Morning (September 21, 1930; 11:00 AM) The humidity in the Cobb’s Corners valley has reached […]

The Muggy Silence (September 20th, 1930) The investigators—Professor Lilian Neill, Teddy Harris, Peter Goodman, and Sophia Picado—found themselves once again […]

30th Jahrdrung 2512 (late evening) A Matter of Inheritance Late in the evening of the 30th of Jahrdrung, the streets […]

The Iron Convoy (September 18th – 19th, 1930) The departure from Detroit was not the triumphant, champagne-fueled exit Michael Abelard […]