Setup
See the basic campaign rules for out-of-setting information about this campaign and world.
Characters
- Player Characters
- Thema the Paladin's Party, from the time the party met them in Demonhome
- Former Party Members
Here is a Character-Centric Timeline for your reference. There is also some backup information for information not currently in play but that I don't want to delete.
The PCs also have some shared equipment now, much of it residing on their new home-base of sorts, the airship Thunderhead.
Sessions
We're using RollD20 to facilitate map sharing. If you like, you could also create a page for standard party behaviors, things that you'd just do by default - e.g., standard watch order, that sort of thing.
Book One
- Character Introductions
- First Meetings
- We're Getting the Band Back Together
- Sunbreak
- Esmeybe, Esmeybe Not
- Demonfall
- Home Is Where the Guard Is
- Crossing Guards
- Hell's Welcoming Party
- Trying Times
- Wagon East
- Sweeper, Agent
- Worms' Tongues (2014-02-28)
- And the Worm Turns (2014-03-08)
- The World in Our Hands (2014-03-15)
- South By Northeast (2014-03-28 through 2014-04-05)
- Geskas, Undone (2014-04-05 through 2014-04-19)
- Aelphs on the Shelf (2014-04-19 through 2014-05-04)
- Between Two Sojourns (2014-05-18)
- Better Lake Than Never (2014-05-24)
- Make Like a Tree and Leaf (2014-06-07 and 2014-06-28)
- Sundtar Cats (2014-07-05)
- Sundtar the Weather (downtime activities between 2014-07-05 and 2014-07-26)
- A Spring in Our Steps (2014-07-26)
- Tundra Where? (2014-08-02 and 2014-08-09)
- Never Get Outta the Boat (2014-08-30)
- Telling Tales (2014-09-06)
- You Got Me on My Knees, Laila e'Sienne (2014-09-20)
- Oddly Familiar (2015-03-07 through 2015-04-25)
- The Brass Is Always Greener (2016-02-13 through 2016-05-14)
- Thread Over (2016-06-18)
- Swamp Things (2016-07-09 through 2016-08-20)
- How Unkkuth (2016-10-01)
- The Kilning Fields (2016-10-15)
- What the Pluck? (2016-11-05)
- Falls Deep (2016-11-19 through 2017-05-13)
- Have Some Compass-ion (2017-05-20 through 2017-06-17)
- Sadly Temple-rary (2017-06-25)
- Isle, See You Again (2017-07-15)
- The Session of a Thousand Subplots (2017-08-12)
- One Salty Margaretha (2017-09-16)
- Don't Swallow the Worm (2017-09-23)
- Don't Talk Back to Mama (2017-10-07)
- Destabilation (2017-10-28)
- Cronch Time (2017-11-11)
- Conspiracy Weary (2017-11-25)
- The Final Countdown (Nuhnuhnuhnuh...nuhnuhnuhnuhnuh...) (2017-12-30)
- Now You're Sinking... With Portals! (2018-01-13)
- Jogging Your Ememory (2018-04-21)
- Come and See (2018-05-19)
- Epilogue (2018-06-19)
End of Book One
Book Two
- Prologue (2018-11-25)
Setting
The Isle of Mist
The campaign starts on a largish (~200 sq mi) island on which all the characters grew up. This island, the Isle of Mist, is similar climate-wise to San Francisco.
Non-Annotated map of the Isle of Mist
Annotated map of the Isle of Mist
The islanders never leave the island for the mainland. Though there is a bridge to the mainland, it is guarded and warded. Staying away from the bridge is one of the key religious traditions of the island.
Topo of map
- Endworld 2nd highest point on island (maybe drop this 500' or so from currently listed height)
- Last beach down a cliffside from everywhere else there
- Following land from Endworld toward Brightmill, the land drops ~3000 feet (actually drops a little lower, then back up toward Brightmill)
- Valleysea is maybe 100-250' above sea level
- Land slopes downhill from Valleysea toward Violetdale
- Whole of the West (beyond Whitesands Bay) gets higher and higher around sea level.
- Highest point on isle is area around Golddale, which is maybe 500' to 1000' above even the Endworld
- Only low spot on the west coast is the swamp, which is a huge sharp downslope like the land has slumped into the sea
See the Isle of Mist page for detailed information about the Isle itself.
Demonhome
The PCs have been slowly gathering maps as they travel.
As far as the PCs could determine from their appearance on the far side of the Bridge, the Isle of Mist is located somewhere off the southwestern coast of the continent known as Demonhome.
The PCs encountered first humans, then some aelphin, and then the dharven in the West as they moved east through the mountain valley and into the mountains.
Major Landmarks
- The Western Mountains are the first mountain range the PCs came across. The highest peaks (in the middle of the range) can be as tall as 18,000 feet and average around 15,000 feet. Toward the sea to the southwest, they taper off to only a few thousand feet.
- Horseshoe Lake wraps around a spur of the Western Mountains. It falls off in depth rather quickly and is nearly 500' deep, as far as the Dharven can determine.
- The Salt Lake is saltier than the ocean itself. The PCs have barely been there.
- The Great Lake is essentially an inland sea, though it is freshwater. It is tremendously deep, deep enough that the Mierans have not recorded a reliable depth reading for large portions of it.
- The Eastern Mountains are the second mountain range the PCs came across. They are lower and more rounded than the Western Mountains, peaking at lower than 12,000 feet and averaging slightly less than 10,000 feet.
Major Locations
- Lakeside human village of Felbraed in the southwestern forests of Demonhome
- The aelphin city of Kaede
- The dharven city of Hallvar
- Lakeside human village of Kistner in the central plains of Demonhome
- Merchant-guard outpost along the road between Kistner and Geskas Andan
- The dharven city of Geskas Andan
- The aelphin capital city of Akihito-Remi
- The aelphin village of Sieffrey
- The aelphin city of Luella
- The dharven capital city of Sundtar Agamm
- The zwallen capital city of Yegek
- The Mieran human survoler known as Survoler Sévérine
- The Mieran human city of Laila e'Sienne
- The Mieran human city of Sanse Alea
- The menehune city of Kaihangamura (roughly translates to Sparkwright)
- The daeva city of Fazl Ehsan
- The assumed-daeva city of Tutku-Karim
The People
Key NPCs
- Brightmill NPCs
- Timmer Norintosh, tavern owner
- Torin Pike, master blacksmith and Darias's mentor
- Golddale NPCs
- TODO Esme's family
- Violetford NPCs
- Vandar Yaren, Aida and Darias's deceased father
- Hirisa Yaren, Aida and Darias's mother
- Tybalt Greenfall, Aida's mentor and and guardsman, and Vandar's former best friend and partner
- Esmé Eaton, retired miner-mage and Maleos's mentor
- Lowell Taylan, Maleos's father
- Melle Taylan, Maleos's father
- Ossian Altena, priest of Heironyous and headmaster of the Alders School in Violetford
- Demon NPCs
- Saul the Demon Cleric
- Yoshirou-Mura, Aida's aelphin friend
- Onesimusyehudit Jotham, a zwallen naturalist priest and friend of the PCs
- Known Constructs
- List of Minor NPCs
Demonhome Bestiary
- Sentient Races
- Sentient But Unnatural Things
- Blue-Skinned Demon Giants (Trolls or Zwöll)
- Tragn
- White-Scaled Lithe Demons (Maenae)
- Mantid - (assuming - not yet encountered)
- Þórar (approximated "thuorar") - (assuming - not yet encountered)
- Parasitic Worm Creature
- Critters
- Named Demons
- The Purging Fire
- Iealdith, the Iceblood Empress
- Alease
- Emem
- Iakalos
- Botros Albaf
- The Crazy Lava Lady who called herself Braelyn but reminded the dharven of the demon Majel.
- The Winter Lady, who may be named Salena.
- Abisai, The Blizzard, called out as another suspect during the battle in Yegek before the PCs positively identified the true culprit as Salena.
- Spider-Man, Demon-Man is a demon the PCs actually met during Thread Over. PCs: Feel free to pick a name for this dude. Since no one did, we're going with The Architect.
- Deòrsa, the four-armed half-woman half-snake demon-sorceress.
- Koç, the bronze skeleton wrapped in iron chains that seemed primarily a brutish pugilist.
- Grrn, a crocodilian warrior-demon.
Magic and Technology
- Special Materials
- Visions and Dreams the PCs have shared with one another via their magical recording devices.
- Religious details of the Isle, including information about the gods.
- Magical Theory including rituals, spells, and stories of magical exploits.
- Darias's Airship