If you missed it, read Evendur’s Keep – Nov 17th.
As it occasionally happens a player wasn’t enjoying their character. Samuel had built a Wood Elf Cleric named Aelen Naikïr but the character didn’t quite buzz right with the party or with the player. The Fellow Foes are rarely inside the box so Samuel ventured into the DM Guide to find the build for a Aasimar (Celestial version of a Tiefling).
If you missed it, read Evendur’s Keep – Nov 3rd.
The adventurers spent three long weeks of helping to defend the rural areas around Theymarsh from the skeleton hoards with no end in sight. In addition, people from the town had been disappearing without a trace causing an atmosphere of fear in the town. The Governor asked that the adventurers seek the source of the vile assault when word had come to the province that the skeletons were traveling from the West and were even more present near a nearby trade settlement located at the base of the Alamir Mountains.
Day 1 – Morning
Three monks from the Tang Shen dojo head into the town of Bezdava’al accompanied by a wood elf ranger, a tiefling, and a dwarven cleric to Magmos. They arrive in the market to find a half-orc druid arguing with a warlock over a magic demonstration. A fracas breaks out, and the eight adventurers use a variety of tricks and ruses to cover their hasty retreat into the Something Fishy restaurant.
Donsviere – A light-hearted, homebrew take on 5th edition D&D
Mine-able flavor crystals. Surf-“Boarding Parties.” Sahuagin Luaus. Cheese-based antics. Frog and Monkey-based player races, along with the more traditional ones. This land has it all. Two separate campaigns run on alternating Saturdays. Tune in periodically for lore, homebrew content, character bios, story updates, and more.
A new bi-weekly D&D campaign started on November 3rd with the Fellow Foes. Three paladins and two clerics traveled to Theymarsh on pilgrimage to the Temple of Old Life. Though the circumstances in which they joined together could be viewed as strange their adventure they are about the begin will take the cake for oddness.
