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The Road to Belleville
Session Narrative Mayor Bart finds them at the Salty Siren in the morning, his expression carrying the particular apology of a man who knows the timing is terrible and has no choice. A messenger from Read on →
The Kraken’s Tooth
Session Narrative The Kraken’s Tooth stands in a circle of coral spires that pulse with violet light from within — ancient, vast, nauseating in its wrongness. The Tooth itself rises from the seabed like a Read on →
The Abyssal Trench
Session Narrative The descent begins at the blood pool — a place where the ocean floor gives way to a shaft of impossible depth, the water around it a deep arterial red from mineral seepage. Read on →
The Kraken’s Tooth — Preparation
Session Narrative The morning after brings a seashell and a voice. Coral, Chieftain of the Merrow Council, reaches the party through the shell — a regal, grave voice that describes a shadow stirring in the Read on →
Marina, the Grease Cube, and the Smuggler’s Cave
Session Narrative The party splits productively and chaotically. Kuso, choosing comfort over adventure, takes up residence in the Salty Siren tavern, where the barkeep Nessa Copperhook serves adequate ale and a man called Clingy Pete Read on →
The Celestial Drake
Session Narrative Two days and a night aboard the Celestial Drake — luxury by any standard the party has recently experienced. The ship moves through clouds at a steady pace, its engines a low thrum Read on →
The Verdant Athenaeum & a New Companion
Session Narrative The Verdant Athenaeum is Germonia’s largest library and one of the finest in the known world — a cathedral-scale building of pale green stone whose windows are perpetually filled with the warm light Read on →
Waiting at the Split Crown
Session Narrative The Split Crown is named for its sign — a golden crown, painted on the board outside, that someone has bisected neatly with a blade sometime in the last century and never repaired, Read on →