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Eselt Landhall

**Eselt Landhall** was a hill dwarf, and Einkill Ungart's mother, until her death at the hands of Leo the Grace.

## In the series

Eselt died several decades before the start of the main campaign. However, Grigore Ardelean cast Speak with Dead to ask her about her memories prior to her death, to aid the party's investigation into it.
Mirth

**Mirth** is a village hidden in a fungal forest in northern Darti.

## Appearance

Mirth is a relatively small village, surrounded by a thicket of towering mushrooms that make it difficult for outsiders to reach. After a series of arson incidents in 43ME, much of the village was destroyed.

## In the series

Mirth first appeared when the Mirth party were led to it from Ulitjulos, their ship destination, by Ords. Although much of the village was damaged and several casualties had occurred, the village's leader, Faetin Hi, was able to brief the party on their objective. After stocking up in town, the party left to go after the sorcerer responsible for the attacks.

After defeating her, the party returned to the village to rest, before they would leave the village again to return to Salazhar's lair where they had previously fought Allison. Once there, they engaged in combat with Salazhar and successfully killed him. After returning to the village, they were rewarded, and they all presumably left again to return home (aside from Ords).
Effigy of Haunting

The **Effigy of Haunting** is a magic item owned by Mirabel Nox.

## In the series

The effigy was first seen when Mirabel was transported to the infinite forest during her first night in Chorofeyre. Queen Titania appeared before Mirabel in the avatar of a moth and transformed her fake poppet into the effigy as a reward for her service, explaining how it works before transporting her back to Chorofeyre with the effigy.

## Properties

If a pin with the blood of a humanoid creature is pushed into this doll, it will take on the resemblance of that creature. Furthermore, touch spells and spell attacks used on this doll will have their effects applied to the creature instead. Removing the pin returns the doll to its normal state. If an hour passes, or the creature dies while the pin is pushed in, or you stop being on the same plane as them, it will magically rise out of the doll and fall out. Any creature affected by this item requires blood spilled 24 hours after the last use on it for it to work on them.
Arvoba

The official flag of Arvoba.

**The Crown States of Arvoba**, commonly referred to as **Arvoba**, is a nation on the continent of Borealos consisting of five largely self-governing states, with Medri Farza acting as both a neighbouring nation as well as a 'leader' state that the other five answer to.

## Geography

Arvoba takes up almost the entirety of southeastern Borealos. Its capital is the same as Medri Farza (Levadc), though Nalomante acts as the capital of the collected states without Medri Farza, and would become its capital if Arvoba became independent of Medri Farza. The five states that make up Arvoba (excluding Medri Farza) are:

* Atratal
* Kanalles
* Myphuta
* Onhou
* Ranzoch

Being a large nation, its climate varies significantly across its land. Myphuta and Onhou in the northwest are cold, forested areas, while Kanalles and Atratal are more mountainous, with Atratal and Ranzoch being more temperate. The Atratal Mountains in the south provide a natural border between both Arvoba and Fesse, Doranelu, and Idnu-un, as well as Borealos and Everota, while the northern border with Koskenn is defined by the Yochian mountains. In the west, the border between Myphuta and Tundraga is a recent and artificial creation, strictly enforced as a remnant of the tensions in the region during the War for Myphuta, in which Arvoba emerged victorious.

## Demographics

Arvoba is populated mostly by humans, with notable half-jotunn and goliath minorities in the north. The nobility are all human and half-jotunn.

## Government

Arvoba is a collection of largely self-governing states, each of which is ruled by a duke from a noble family. Each duke answers to the Medri Farzan royal family, and are free to nominate whoever they wish to be their heir, with the approval of the royal family. Cities and the surrounding areas are ruled by lords that are chosen by their liege dukes and can nominate their heirs at their liege's discretion also.
Gem of Protection

The **Gem of Protection** was a magic item owned by Silaqui. It was destroyed after being used by Einkill Ungart to cast Revivify to revive Grigore Ardelean from death.

## In the series

The gem was first obtained in the goblin hideout in Royal Builders' Hills that had been taken over by the Demon Cult. Silaqui found it in a chest of clothes by the entrance, and decided to take it with her. In Chorofeyre, she paid Wes Pommiliòne to draw out its magic, before taking it to a jeweler's to put it into a necklace.

During the party's journey through the Underdark to find the source of the ithre smuggling ring, Grigore drowned in a fight against a group of Inaid. Having no other gemstones on them, they were forced to use the gem as the material component for Einkill's Revivify spell, and were able to restore Grigore to life.

## Properties

The user gains a +1 bonus to saving throws while carrying or wearing this gem.
Anton Laridae

Autumn's digital art of Anton.

### Affiliations

Dryphe Keregalia (girlfriend), the church (employers), the Church party (allies)

**Anton Laridae** is a dragonborn rogue, and was one of the primary protagonists of the Tower of the Dragon Knight campaign. He is played by FlusteredCustard.

 In the series

## Trivia

* The name 'Anton' begins with 'A' and ends with 'n', like 'Autumn', the name of Dryphe Keregalia's player.
Sumyu Elzo

### Affiliations

Marosi Elzo (brother), Paya Praxél (colleague), Mindorl (colleague), unnamed ithre smuggling ring mastermind (employer)

### Aliases/Nicknames

Engan

**Sumyu Elzo**, commonly known as **Engan**, is a duergar warlock criminal famous in the Underdark, and is one of the leaders of the ithre smuggling ring taking place there.

## In the series

Engan's first and thus far only appearance was when the party reached the cave he and Paya Praxél were using as a base of operations for the ithre smuggling ring. Being in possession of five yeth hounds, he ordered them to fight the party while he cast spells at them from the back. Shortly after casting Sickening Radiance, he was knocked unconscious by Atonus Sepa using a Lightning Leap from his Mastery of Weather discipline, as his brother Marosi Elzo had requested that the party return him alive.
Olsthem

**Olsthem** is a town in mideast Tundraga, along one of the main roads running east from Wallow and the Tundragan Checkpoint to Langangard.

## In the series

### Memories of Winter's Past side campaign

The party formed here after meeting at Raylos Guild Hall, situated in the town and founded and run by the lord of the town, Theodore Raylos.

## Features

The following are some notable locations in Olsthem that one or more members of the party went to:

* Raylos Guild Hall
* As-yet unnamed inn across street from Raylos Guild Hall

## Residents

The following are some notable groups and individuals that live in Olsthem:

* Theodore Raylos
* Elenora Raylos
* Prism Raylos
* Barry Beardmin
* Valerie Valentine
* Peter Pebblepots
* Chip Chaplin
* Agen Erikman
* Camadt
* Crea
* Duke
* Gaius
* Haritos Aken
* Richard
* Van
* Vyth
* Yaselmina Doure
Barghest

The **Barghest** was a demon summoned by the Demon Cult, which assisted them until he was killed by the party.

## In the series

The Barghest was first seen when he was disguised as the chief of the band of goblins living in Royal Builders' Hills. After several of them ran into the party and explained that a monster had attacked their hideout, the Barghest appeared and tricked them into believing that the threat had been dealt with. He proceeded to order that they try to rob the party, though they were unsuccessful and several of them died. After pretending to surrender once and ambushing the party shortly afterwards, the Barghest eventually shapeshifted back into his true form, and levitated himself away before fleeing.

Later, when the party found the cult inhabiting the goblins' former hideout, the Barghest, in goblin form, snuck up to K, charming him before teleporting him outside in an attempt to kidnap him. Once the party had dealt with most of the cult's members and the devil and demon they summoned, they pursued the leader outside, where the Barghest was waiting for him with a restrained K. However, the party were able to quickly kill the leader, and after Taja Inverno cast Command to make him grovel, Liecen Varonos drove the prongs of his trident through his eyes, killing it.
War for Myphuta

The **War for Myphuta** was a conflict that happened in 36ME between Tundraga and Arvoba for the ownership of the province of Myphuta, with the result being the acquisition of Myphuta by Arvoba, becoming its 5th province (not counting Medri Farza). It is the most recent war to have happened in Anevandos.

## History

By 36ME, conflicts over territory belonging to the former Tundragan Empire were not uncommon. On Somnhal 14th, Arvoban forces secured the support of the Tundragan town of Langangard, the largest settlement in the region, and declared ownership of Myphuta, as Tundraga had previously managed to keep hold of it during Arvoba's war for independence several years prior despite it historically being considered part of Arvoba.

During the war, Tundraga requested assistance from Chalmentum, who sent a portion of their forces, which was considered uncommon for Tundraga. Several factors are believed to have contributed to this decision. Firstly, Tundraga's forces had shrunk due to both losing parts of their empire and losing many of their homeland forces to previous wars, with several of those that remained being injured and crippled. Additionally, Tundraga had been building good relations with Chalmentum in the years prior, assisting them with several Muspekal raid issues on their western border and creating new trade deals to make up for the loss of direct ownership of several nations with such materials.

Despite the help from Chalmentum, on Ebonair 6th, 36ME, Tundragan forces retreated from Myphuta and conceded its land to Arvoba.

## Participants

The following are the characters who are known to have participated in the war:

### Tundraga and allies

* Amales Mustele
* Jakois Mustele
* Daniel Targray
* Elias Argyre✝
* Einkill Ungart
* Bargo Breakiron
* Mikhail Siandel
* The Heroic Three
Grigore Ardelean

> "*Why the fuck does this keep happening?*"
> ― Grigore Ardelean
>
>

Autumn's art of Grigore.

### Died

Manhal 14th, 45ME (revived less than a minute later), Manhal 25th, 45ME (revived a day later)

### Aliases/Nicknames

Gregory, Gregoir, Gregor

**Grigore Ardelean CLXVII** is a half-elf bard, and one of the primary protagonists of the first Anevandos campaign. He is played by Jarate.

## Trivia

* Grigore was the first player character to die, and also the second.
Keiishkii Mae

Autumn's digital art of Keiishkii.

### Affiliations

Crown of Tundraga (employer), Atonus Sepa (apprentice), the party (allies), Wes Pommiliòne (rival)

### Aliases/Nicknames

K

**Keiishkii Orvis Mae** is a sorcerer employed by the Crown of Tundraga to study magical artifacts and phenomena. He prefers that people call him **K**, as he doesn't like people knowing his real name. He is a rival of sorts to Wes Pommiliòne.

## In the series

Keiishkii was first seen by Taja Inverno when she went to go have a look at the strange laboratory he lives in next to the reservoir in Royal Builders' Hills. She saw him and his apprentice Atonus Sepa studying the Miracle Hammer, though she did not yet know what it was. A short while after, she returned to show Silaqui what she saw.

The next day, after Atonus met with the party during an encounter with the cultists that stole the Miracle Hammer, he was formally introduced to the party. He requested their help in recovering the hammer and they set out to do so.

In the goblin hideout that had been stolen by the cultists, he was charmed and teleported away by the Barghest before he could assist the party in their fight any further. After they defeated the devil and demon summoned by the cultist leader, they chased the leader outside, where the Barghest was waiting to take Keiishkii away with the leader. After killing both the leader and the Barghest, they rescued him and he rewarded them with the recovered Miracle Hammer.

After staying the night at his laboratory, he traveled with the party to Chorofeyre, where he put them in contact with Wes and Cassander, himself having traveled there to inquire about the absence of the royal treasurer that was supposed to meet with him several days prior.

He was last seen at Fourwood Keep when he humored Grigore Ardelean's desire to request the royalty that an official fight club be started in Chorofeyre by taking him to see Cassander.
Leanne Coshire

**Leanne Coshire** is a maid employed by Damin Argyre.

## In the series

Leanne was first met by Silaqui in the House of Argyre when she brought an injured Jorhas Ebson there after he was attacked by a drunken Einkill Ungart. She tended to his wounds, and later went to get Damin's attention after Mira Argyre stubbornly refused to.

She was later seen when she both cooked and served the three-course meal Damin treated the party to later that evening.
Besta Bronnivak

Autumn's digital art of Besta.

**Besta Bronnivak** is an orc fighter/ranger, and a mercenary that worked with Nuul in his mission to pressure and extort Jakois Mustele. She assisted the party in the cistern and tunnels underneath Snowcreek, as they investigated the centipede infestation. She later traveled with the party during Taja Inverno's second monk trial.

## In the series

Besta was first encountered by Taja while she was scouting in the centipede tunnels under Snowcreek. Believing her to be one of Jakois' agents, she and Nuul attempted to capture and interrogate her, but she slipped away to warn the party. Soon after, they came up after the party and engaged in combat with them before Silaqui neutralized the situation and got them to temporarily join the party.

The next day, she and Nuul assisted the party in their battle with Jakois, Tharvin Durret, and several soldiers by the Underground River. After Tharvin and most of the soldiers were killed, the two of them took Jakois into their custody and slipped away, not to be seen again until the standoff with Yvo Mustele later that day.
Beraduke

**Beraduke** is a silver dragon, and one of the last two remaining Heraldic Dragons of Tundraga, a lineage of dragons allied with the Crown of Tundraga.

## Background

Around 9-10 years before the start of the main campaign, he was apparently kidnapped by people working with Hang Statometrona and Ereth Nox for a currently unknown purpose, and the first rescue attempt by the crown was thwarted by the sudden beginning of the War for Myphuta, which restricted access to the region in which he was being held.

## In the series

Beraduke was first mentioned by Cassander, who explained that the crown has been looking for a party that they could trust to be able to carry out a rescue for them, specifically mentioning that they believed friendship between the members would help. After their exploits and previous work with the crown, the party were requested to help, and they accepted.
Tharvin Durret

**Tharvin Durret** was a servant of the Mustele family in Snowcreek, until his murder at the hands of Silaqui after being attacked by Jakois Mustele while he was being controlled by Grigore Ardelean's casting of Crown of Madness.

## In the series

Tharvin was first met by Silaqui, Einkill Ungart, and Grigore Ardelean in his home, Snowcreek Manor, when they came to discuss the matter of the town's centipede infestation. After some discussion, they persuaded him to allow their entry to speak with the then-lord Yvo Mustele. During the conversation, he saw Silaqui trying to sneak off and explore the manor, stopping her angrily.

He was later seen again when Vhudelk, Mirabel Nox, and Silaqui attempted to gain entry to the manor under the guise of being cleaners from "Bunko's Cleaning Service". He was unconvinced by their claims and refused them. After the three of them broke in through a back window instead, Mirabel cast Sleep on him while he was cleaning plates so that he wouldn't be conscious to notice their intrusion.

His final appearance was when he accompanied Jakois and a group of soldiers into the Underground River. After Grigore cast Crown of Madness on Jakois to control his actions, Jakois was forced to attack Tharvin and several of the soldiers with his longsword, before Silaqui dealt the mortal blow. His body is presumed to have been discovered by the Mustele family shortly afterwards, as Yvo knew of his death and attempted to arrest the party for murder.
Pras Woods

The **Pras Woods** is a forest outside of Sharmouth.

## Appearance

The woods are blocked off with a strong, tall wooden fence with a strong lock keeping the only gate closed. Inside, the woods are on quite unstable, rough ground, with a steep hill near one end and a lake near the back at the bottom of a decline.

## In the series

The woods were first seen when the party entered them to search for Robyn Laches at the request of her sister Ava, who left tracks indicating that she had entered them. Inside, they scoured various locations in the woods before deciding to investigate what seemed to be a partially drained lake after viewing it from the hill. On the way there, they encountered Robyn being accosted by several giant boars and a mage.

## Features

The following are some notable locations in the woods that one or more members of the party went to or heard about:

* A watering hole
* A shrine to Phenon
* A hill with a waterfall
* Lake Pras

## Residents

The only known permanent intelligent residents of the woods are a group of sprites that live underneath the shrine to Phenon. They seem to enjoy collecting the tributes to the shrine.
Joachim Ispinas

**Joachim Ispinas** is an admiral for Tundraga's Royal Mariners, and a nobleman 11th in line for the throne of Tundraga.

## In the series

Joachim was first seen during the party's first visit to Chorofeyre, where he was seen staring confusedly at something in a corridor in Fourwood Keep, before getting flustered and defensively asserting his status, though this proved ineffective as the party found him more amusing and pathetic than anything.

Later, Cassander mentioned that Joachim would be captaining the ship that could take them to Chalmentum, and during the conversation Joachim mentioned that he and Cassander had recently traveled the world for some purpose. The next day, after making preparations, the party boarded the Royal Mariners' Manatee. On board, Joachim attempted to relate to Atonus by talking to him about fishing, informing him that their intermediate destination of Sharmouth was a big exporter of fish, the civilians being known for being extremely good at fishing.
Cyprin family

The **Cyprin family** is a noble family living in Snowcreek.

The known members of the family are as follows:

Madyson is Barclay's mother. Her only appearance in the series was when the party went to the Cyprin household to debrief following the defeat of the Very Hungry Centipede. She is described as being ill and bed-ridden.

## Character Information

### Affiliations

Cyprin family (family)

Kennard is Barclay's oldest child. His only appearance in the series was when he analyzed the insecticide in the pumpkins during the party's stay at the Cyprin household.

## Character Information

### Affiliations

Cyprin family (family)

Kaleb is Barclay's middle child. His only appearance in the series was when he and his younger sister treated the party's injuries during their stay at the Cyprin household.

## Character Information

### Affiliations

Cyprin family (family)

Adrianna is Barclay's youngest child. Her only on-screen appearance in the series was when she and her older brother treated the party's injured during their stay at the Cyprin household, before dancing with Mirabel Nox and Taja Inverno to a bagpipes performance from Grigore Ardelean.

After hitting it off with Adrianna, Mirabel secretly stayed the night in her room and had sex with her, catching up with the party the following day in her wagon with Balfour. Though Mirabel hasn't explicitly told the party what she was doing, it is likely that most of them figured it out for themselves.
Pras Lake Titan's Tomb

**Pras Lake Titan's Tomb** refers to a tomb underneath the lake in the Pras Woods in which the body of an unidentified Titan was buried before being stolen by Hang Statometrona and Ereth Nox.

## Appearance

The entrance to the tomb is at the bottom of a lake, with a staircase inside rising up out of the water and into a large hall with a seven-pointed star symbol on the floor and rubble strewn around. Five rooms extend from the hall: two rooms in which security constructs were stored, a tool storage room, a room with an aspect-generic shrine, and a room with a broken wheel, which acts as a mechanism for opening the floor in the main room to reveal the actual burial chamber underneath.

## In the series

The tomb was first discovered by the party while following Robyn Laches' sensing of a disturbance under the lake. After entering, they were attacked by a pair of spellcasters working with constructs made to guard the tomb that they had taken control of. After exploring the various rooms, they determined that they should reconstruct and turn the wheel, which revealed Hang and the titan corpse.

After asking him about what he wanted to do with the corpse and learning that he was going to study and experiment on it, Liecen Varonos attacked him according to his principles, starting combat, though Grigore Ardelean tried in vain to reason with him. After defeating him, they discovered that the corpse had vanished, and Hang promptly awoke and teleported away. After finding Mirabel Nox, who had hidden herself in the storage room during combat, they left the tomb to try to search for Hang.
Ran Mimori

## Ran Moriya

****Ran Mimori****  (美森 蘭, *Mimori Ran*?) is one of the main characters in **PixieꕤPretty Cure**. Ran's alter ego is **Cure Nectar** (キュアネクター, *Kyua Nekutā*?).

## Etymology

* **Mimori** (美森, ***Mimori***?) - **Mi** (美, ***Mi***?) is "beauty" and **mori** (森, ***mori***?) means "forest".
* **Ran** (蘭, ***Ran***?) - Means "orchid".

**Cure Parterre** is a flat area in a garden, with plants arranged in a formal design.

## Cure Parterre

**Cure Nectar** (キュアネクター, *Kyua Nekutā*?) is Ran's Pretty Cure alter ego.

### Attacks

* **Fairial Bloom** (フェアリーアル・ブルーム, *Fearīaru Burūmu*?) is Cure Nectar's main attack.

## Trivia

* Ran is a Virgo.
	+ Ran's hobbies are reading and mythical creature research.
	+ Her blood type is O.
	+ Her favorite food is mushrooms.
	+ Ran is pansexual.
Yvo Mustele

**Yvo Mustele** was the lord of Snowcreek and the head of the Mustele family, until his suicide to avoid being used as a hostage by Nuul during the Infestation of Snowcreek adventure.

## In the series

Yvo was first met by Silaqui, Einkill Ungart, and Grigore Ardelean in his home, Snowcreek Manor, when they came to discuss the matter of the town's centipede infestation. He denied the existence of a major problem, but told them that he wouldn't stop them if they assisted the guards with anything that came up, before having them escorted out.

He wasn't seen again until after the defeat of the Very Hungry Centipede, when he and a group of guards came to arrest the party for the suspected murder of his servant Tharvin Durret and the suspected kidnapping of his son Jakois Mustele. After a few minutes of confrontation, Nuul jumped out from the shadows and held a dagger to Yvo's throat to threaten him into letting the party go. Amales Mustele's readiness to yield to Nuul's demands angered Yvo, and he slit his own throat against Nuul's dagger to stop him. Afterwards, Nuul escaped and Amales demanded that the party leave the town immediately.
Mount Aislah Monastery

**Mount Aislah Monastery**, also referred to (mainly by harpies) as **Mon Hiásla Monastery**, is a monastic order that resides on Mount Aislah in Chalmentum, teaching a variety of monastic traditions and training monks to be effective missionaries and religious leaders. It was where Taja Inverno grew up.

## Appearance

The monastery is situated on the second-highest summit in the Chalmentian mountains, Mount Aislah. As such, access to it necessitates climbing the steep mountainside that surrounds it. Most of it is open space, with only a few buildings to be found, primarily for the privacy and security of its residents. Near the back is a path leading up to the harpy town.

## In the series

The party first arrived here after traveling from Tundraga to deliver Alfons Polarius' body in his coffin, along with the Mount Aislah Class of 43ME. When they arrived, Taja Inverno took the day to show them around before she was called to discuss the matter of her abandonment of her duties during her time studying at the monastery. Shen Fosa, willing to give Taja another chance on account of how strong she had evidently become from her travels. To prove herself, Taja would have to complete a number of trials assigned to her by Shen, which she accepted.

The first task involved fasting for 30 days in isolation, which (after granting Silaqui's request for a quick sparring match) she completed as the rest of the party waited for her, staying in the monastery and the surrounding area and training themselves in turn. Afterwards, her second trial was assigned, that of traveling to Reteskor in Muspek to capture a ghost frog, a creature whose innards are used in medicine made by the monastery. Given that monks that would complete this task would usually do so as a group, Taja was allowed to bring the party with her, and so they set off.

## Features

The following are some notable locations at the monastery that one or more members of the party went to:

* Students' quarters
* Training area
* Public bath under a waterfall
* Administrative building

## Residents

The following are some notable groups and individuals that live at the monastery:

* Shen Fosa
* Terlock Lougherty
* Jin Cresta
Cuirass of the Wolf Warrior

The **Cuirass of the Wolf Warrior** is a magic item owned by Violet Raylos.

## In the series

The cuirass was first seen when Violet obtained it from the pile of stolen equipment in Karaas' lair. It had been specifically made for her as a reward for her achievements during the War for Myphuta.

## Properties

While wearing this breastplate, the user can cast spells even while raging. Additionally, the user is treated as having the War Caster feat, and the user can add their proficiency bonus to saving throws against spells. Finally, donning and doffing this armor only takes an action.
Mordune

### Affiliations

Ab-kalsaf (quarry), The Havra'ad Gang (quarry), Liecen Varonos (successor), Victor Barkbeard (contractee), the Shamin Long party (enemies, former allies)

### Aliases/Nicknames

Mordune the Enforcer

**Mordune** is a half-elf paladin, and was the primary antagonist of the Conspiracy of Shamin Long one-shot campaign. He is also Liecen Varonos' paladinly predecessor.
Lyrana

* Autumn's Art
* Zengar's Art

**Lyrana** is a wood elf bard, and one of the primary protagonists of the Descending Shadows side campaign. She was played by Zengar.

## Background

She was born in the middle of a forest with no one to take care of her, so she just lived off of whatever was available and grew up with all sorts of animals. Was later found by a group of adventurers at the age of 5 who taught her how to socialize with other people, so now she roams around for the fun of it talking to all sorts of people. Becoming as social as she did lead her to becoming an entertainer.

She is outgoing and energetic. Spends most of their time wandering out for the hell of it. Despite being outdoors a lot, tries their best to not be dirty. She bonds with nature and whatever group she hangs out with the most. She is very impressionable and sometimes spontaneous.

Her ideals and morals are very iffy, and usually just does whatever seems interesting, so it's a mix, but tries to stay along the lines of being good.
Mira Argyre

### Affiliations

Damin Argyre (father), Leanne Coshire (mother), Malcolm Coshire (great-grandfather)

**Mira Argyre** is the only daughter of Damin Argyre.

## In the series

Mira was first met by Silaqui when the latter brought an injured Jorhas Ebson to the House of Argyre to receive medical attention after being attacked by a drunken Einkill Ungart. Leanne Coshire asked Mira to bring her father to the room to speak to Silaqui, but she refused, wanting to play with her dolls instead, leading to Silaqui offering to look after Jorhas while Leanne went to go get Damin.

She was later seen at the dinner, where she ate alongside everyone else.
Alouzen

The official flag of Alouzen.

**Alouzen** is a city-state in the Underdark. It is Silaqui's hometown.

## Geography

Being underground, Alouzen is essentially a large cave with short buildings spread about it that extend to the ceiling to act as supports.

## Demographics

Alouzen is primarily populated by drow, but also has duergar and svirfneblin minorities.

## Government

Alouzen is an absolute monarchy with primogeniture as its inheritance rule. The royalty have a ruthless and dogmatic reputation. They have significant influence over large parts of the Underdark, rivaled only by Turased, and harsh living conditions are normal for the citizens.

The royalty are all drow.
Oberon and Titania

**King Oberon** and **Queen Titania** are the king and queen of the fey, respectively, as well as Mirabel Nox's patrons.

## In the series

So far, only Titania has appeared in the story. She was first seen when Mirabel was transported to the infinite forest during the party's first night in Chorofeyre. She appeared in the form of a moth, regular sized at first before leading Mirabel out of her wagon and growing to an enormous size. She then gave Mirabel the Effigy of Haunting, made from the poppet Mirabel had been carrying around. After wishing her well, she transported Mirabel back to Chorofeyre.
Very Hungry Centipede

The **Very Hungry Centipede** refers to the mother of the swarms of centipedes that infested Snowcreek until she was killed by the party.

## In the series

The centipede's only appearance was in her nest deep underground past a network of tunnels extending from the Underground River beneath Snowcreek. The party entered to find an empty room, before hearing rumbling for a few seconds followed by the centipede's emergence from the wall.

After Mirabel Nox cast a Ray of Enfeeblement on the centipede, weakening her significantly, the party were able to withstand her attacks more easily. Partway through the battle, she knocked Grigore Ardelean unconscious, and ate Liecen Varonos, though Grigore was later healed by Einkill Ungart, and Liecen managed to escape not long afterwards, After Mirabel struck a stalactite above the centipede which pierced into her body, Silaqui was able to ignite her flammable blood with a tinderbox, burning her to death.

Afterwards, Taja Inverno harvested the stinger on the centipede's tail, and Liecen collected several gallons of her blood, storing it in various jars, bottles, waterskins, and even pumpkins they were carrying. The stinger was shown as proof of the centipede's death to Barclay Cyprin.
Yaruk

**Yaruk** is a bugbear that works as the bartender at the Bugbear's Bite Inn in Hallersea. He used to be a member of the Bugbear Bandits, but after being tortured by a rival band of cyclopses into giving away information, he escaped captivity and hid himself in the town to try to abandon his old lifestyle and avoid being killed by his former allies.

## In the series

Yaruk was first seen by Atonus Sepa when the latter went to have a drink at the inn. Later that night, when the town was attacked by the Bugbear Bandits attempting to find and kill Yaruk, he lay in waiting with his Bolt of Blizzards, eventually shooting Lim, the bandit leader, with it and freezing him in place as the party finished him off. Afterwards, he gave the bolt to Silaqui, determining that she would get more use out of it than him.
The Companions of Gallantry

**The Companions of Gallantry** are a Chalmentum-based band.

## Character Information

### Affiliations

The Companions of Gallantry (band)

Lorraine is a woman of an unclear race, and the flautist of the group.

### Brandon Ungart

*See the full article for more information on this character.*

## Character Information

### Affiliations

The Companions of Gallantry (band), Grigore Ardelean (subject of attraction)

### Aliases/Nicknames

Ami (by bandmates)

Amitabh is a yuan-ti pureblood man, and the lutist of the group.

## Character Information

### Aliases/Nicknames

Jesse Tessy (popular)

Jesse is a high elf man, and the percussionist of the group.
Sicci and Inni

**Sicci** and **Inni** are an incubus and succubus, respectively, that were summoned by members of a cult to assist with their operation in Chorofeyre.

## In the series

The existence of one of the two was technically first hinted at when the party first arrived in Chorofeyre and met Joachim Ispinas. The latter was seen staring at a corridor in Fourwood Keep where he had seen something strange.

Later, after the party's mission in the Underdark, Sicci was met by Liecen Varonos while the former was disguised as Alain Masceaux, the chief investigator of Chorofeyre, when the latter went to report the dead body he found behind Redspades. Then, after a while of investigating, the party encountered him undisguised in the basement of Valor Vista Inn, where Sicci, Inni, Aco Jeskeni, several cultists, and Damin Argyre, where they had taken Spider to experiment on her.

Inni, on the other hand, was not seen before the encounter, but is implied to have taken Spider's place amongst the other kids so as not to raise suspicion, though she was not completely successful in this regard as Moth suspected that something was wrong with her.

It was later discovered that the series of murders of poor young men in the city was the work of Sicci, who had used his position as an Alain imposter to hinder a proper investigation of the matter.

During the encounter, Inni managed to charm Grigore Ardelean while Sicci charmed Liecen, forcing them to fight the rest of the party for them, but after they were freed, they were unable to charm them again before Sicci was sent back to his home plane by Einkill Ungart's casting of Banishment and Inni was killed by Grigore.
Gelac

**Gelac** is a village near and on the land of Olsthem, in mideast Tundraga.

## In the series

### Memories of Winter's Past side campaign

After Richard's party failed to return from their monster-hunting mission here for a week, Theodore Raylos sent the party here with Barry Beardmin to investigate what had happened to them and deal with the problem themselves. Upon arriving, they saw blood running from underneath the door of a stable near the edge of town. Looking inside, they discovered the corpses of several horses and the two owners, along with their killers: a pair of werewolves.

After one of the werewolves was killed and the other fled, they investigated the stable further but couldn't find any further information.They searched the rest of the town for survivors and found Amy and Anjelo the married couple that runs the lumber mill. They took them to the inn where they met Tomas the innkeeper and Carrie. Carrie joined them with a fighting a huge swarm of werewolves being led by a frost giant. The frost giant decided to retreat with the werewolves halfway through the fight and with that the attacks on the village stopped that night.

The next day they found David the village priest running from the church being chased by skeletons. The party saved him but he said there were more coming from the graveyard. They made their way to the graveyard and fought a hoard of skeletons.

## Features

The following are some notable locations in Gelac that one or more members of the party went to:

* Stable
* Lumber Mill
* Inn
* Church & Graveyard

## Residents

The following are some notable groups and individuals that live in Gelac:

* Stable owners✝
* Amy
* Anjelo
* Tomas
* David
* Moanique
Fesse

The official flag of Fesse.

**The Blessed Realm of Fesse**, commonly referred to as **Fesse**, is a nation on the continent of Everota.

## Geography

Fesse occupies the majority of northwestern Everota. It is widely forested and has a somewhat humid climate. It borders Doranelu, Idnu-un, and Nephylon to its east at a four-point in the town of Olla, as well as the sea surrounding Siphylon to its west.

## Demographics

Fesse is populated by a majority of humans and wood elves in equal proportion, with a significant number of half-elves as well, and notable concentrated minorities of lizardfolk, kobolds, and mogogol in the east. The nobility cover a range of these races.

## Government

Fesse is a monarchy with primogeniture as its inheritance rule. The royal family are usually referred to as *Crown Osgara*.
Agen Erikman

Autumn's digital art of Agen.

### Affiliations

Erikman Protection Racket (family business), the Olsthem party (allies), Raylos Guild Hall (school),

### Aliases/Nicknames

Adam (preferred name)

**Agen "Adam" Erikman** is a human mystic, and one of the primary protagonists of the Memories of Winter's Past side campaign. He is played by Benderfan.
Caira Versk

**Caira Versk** is a human wizard, and a student of the archmage of Orseb.

## In the series

### Descending Shadows side campaign

Caira was first seen by the party after the latter defeated a group of cultists that attempted to assassinate them while they were looking for her upon arriving in Orseb. She caught the party up to the information she and her team had learned while investigating the disappearances of the mages in the city as they interrogated one of the cultists, who they had captured.
Beast's Skull

The **Beast's Skull** is a magic item owned by Camadt.

## In the series

The skull was dropped by The Artist after she was killed by Hacksaw in the Gelac Catacombs.

## Properties

Wearing this skull gives +1 to AC. Whenever the user goes into a wild shape, the skull also transforms into the same creature. The user can freely control this creature and is mindlinked to it. It acts on the user's turn. Whenever the user transforms back, so does the skull.
Half-jotunn

A **half-jotunn** are an intelligent race of tall, blue-skinned humanoids descended from jotunn, which themselves are descended from titans.

## Characteristics

Half-jotunn are 6-8ft. tall, well-built humanoids. They have light hair and unlike goliaths, they can grow body and facial hair. They age at the same rate as humans but live to around 200 years old. They are mostly concentrated in eastern Tundraga and northern Arvoba.

## Known Members

The following are some notable half-jotunn characters:

* Daniel Targray
* Christopher Sweeting
* Rotu du Marche

## Game Statistics

* Ability Score Increase: Your Strength score increases by 1, and your Constitution score increases by 2.
* Age: Half-jotunn mature at around the same rate as humans, reaching adulthood in their late teens, though they can grow to live a fair amount longer, some reaching around 200 years old before passing.
* Alignment: Half-jotunn, having ancestry with giants, frequently tend towards evil, though it is by no means uncommon to see a neutral or even good half-jotunn. Half-jotunn vary much more on the scale of law and chaos.
* Size: Half-jotunn are generally taller than humans, from over 6 feet tall to just shy of 8 feet tall. Your size is Medium.
* Speed: Your base walking speed is 30 feet.
* Darkvision: Often hailing from far north, many half-jotunn folk are used to long stretches of nighttime with very little light, and as such have good eyesight, seeing in dim light within 60 feet of you as if it were bright light, and in darkness as if it were dim light. You can't discern color in darkness, only shades of gray.
* Tough Skin: You have resistance to cold damage.
* Giant Strength: You can treat all melee weapons as if they were Light, unless they are Heavy. You can treat Heavy weapons as if they were not Heavy.
* Hardiness: You have proficiency in Survival.
* Languages: You can speak, read, and write Common and Giant.
Cornelius Durret

**Cornelius Durret** is a halfling man, the son of Tharvin Durret, and an enemy of the party.

## In the series

Cornelius was first met when the party (minus Mirabel Nox and Atonus Sepa) drank fruit tea from Berrybush Tea Rooms, in Chorofeyre. He poisoned their tea with ithre before serving it to them, causing them to all have vivid nightmares and hallucinations. After throwing up and being treated by Daniel Targray, the party began to seek out Cornelius to discover his intentions and enact their revenge.

Following several leads to Milton, including the fact that the investigation Cassander hired them to perform was there, they traveled there that day, with Silaqui managing to locate his abode on the top floor of a warehouse. As she looked through his belongings, discovering several documents, letters, and a lockbox, she heard somebody approaching and his next to the door using her Enigma Hood. After Cornelius entered and stayed lying in his bed for over an hour, he left again and she rushed out to deliver the documents and lockbox to the party to inspect.

Amongst the documents, they discovered a record of sales of some kind, a document officiating his accommodation in the room in the warehouse, as well as two letters: one from someone called Tim informing him that he would be providing weapons to "Mindorl and the other couriers", and notably, one from someone called Sikkim informing him of the deaths of Yvo Mustele and Tharvin Durret.

Before they were able to open the lockbox, they left Mirabel's wagon, in which they were discussing the documents, and went to Damin Argyre's house for dinner.

## Trivia

* Cornelius was named jokingly by Polaris, before any of the players knew he would be a relevant character.
Syril Alouzen

**Syril Alouzen** was a high prince of Alouzen prior to his murder, apparently at the hands of Nuul.

## In the series

Syril was first mentioned by Silaqui when she explained her background to Taja Inverno and Grigore Ardelean. She explained that Nuul had ran away from Alouzen after killing him, and that he'd be executed if he were ever to be caught. Though believing his claim of 'not being in his right mind' at the time, she had come to doubt him, being one of the reasons she chose to let go of him in favor of the party.
Stuart Steven Gough

### Affiliations

Gough family (family, crime syndicate), Logan Duncan Gough (brother), Marcus John Gough (brother)

### Aliases/Nicknames

The Masked Man

**Stuart Steven Gough** was a high-ranking member of the Gough family, prior to his death at the hands of The Party, whereupon the family's criminal estate was dissolved.

## In the series

Stuart was first seen when he killed Byris Paod'elean before she could act as an informant to the guards. Following this, Grigore Ardelean and Silaqui teleported to him and engaged in combat to try to capture him. During the fight, several henchmen, as well as his brother Marcus John Gough, joined the battle to assist Stuart. Due to the pair's isolation from the rest of the party, they struggled against the group, and Silaqui was killed by Stuart. Not long afterwards, however, Grigore managed to telekinetically move her body to Einkill Ungart, who revived her, before Grigore teleported away with her so that she could recover.

After that, the rest of the party caught up, and began to do better against the group, taking out all of the henchmen and subduing Marcus. However, Stuart teleported away using a magic crystal before they were able to capture him as well. They were able to take Marcus' crystal, however, and with the help of Maya Vencaster, a scholar of magic, were able to track the destination of the crystal's magic, assisting the party in their infiltration of the Gough base.

Stuart's final appearance was during the battle the party had in the circular room at the bottom of the Gough base, where he assisted the henchmen in dealing melee damage to the party. At one point, he tried to animate Liecen Varonos' corpse with his abilities as a puppeteer spellsword, but was prevented by Wallace Vencaster. After Logan was defeated by Atonus Sepa, he stopped fighting and went over to try to help Logan, though it was too late. Shortly afterwards, Taja Inverno killed him, largely to avenge Silaqui's death, despite its temporariness.
Brandon Ungart

### Affiliations

Einkill Ungart (son), Eselt Landhall (ex-girlfriend), The Companions of Gallantry (band)

**Brandon Ungart** is Einkill Ungart's biological father. He is also a bard, and the Chalmentian horn player in The Companions of Gallantry.

## In the series

Brandon was first seen when Grigore Ardelean began performing with The Companions of Gallantry during their set on the morning of the Smithshow. After the show, Brandon accompanied Jesse Tessaro as he walked around the festival, eventually stopping when Jesse noticed Jackson entertaining a group of curious bystanders. While Jesse spoke with Atonus Sepa, Taja Inverno and Silaqui noticed Brandon's melancholic state, and tried to talk to him.

After some encouragement, he explained his unfortunate history with the town. 36 years ago, he had become romantically involved with Eselt Landhall, a woman born into the Landhall family, a then-notorious criminal estate that rivaled the Gough family. After a disagreement between them following tensions with her family, however, he left town and didn't return for almost 30 years until the Companions, which he had recently joined, arrived to perform for the Smithshow. When he returned, he learned that she had passed away of an illness around a year after he had left, and came to feel regretful sorrow whenever he would come to town since, though he held some suspicion about the circumstances of her death.

Realizing that the details and timeframe of his past fit in with what they knew of Einkill, Taja asked Brandon for his family name, and, learning that it was indeed 'Ungart', informed him of Einkill's existence, which he had apparently been unaware of. After some encouragement from Jesse, he went to find Einkill. Although Einkill initially wrote off the identical family names as being coincidence, the ensuing conversation confirmed to both of them the truth of the matter, and Brandon cried as he learned that he was speaking to his son. Not long afterwards, however, a tourney began with magic armor as the prize, which Einkill took the opportunity to join to try to win, while giving him time to think about what he had learned.
Leo the Grace

### Affiliations

Einkill Ungart (former ward, former pupil), Jaya Fondworth (pupil), Clive Ainsley (colleague), The Oracle (ward, pupil)

### Aliases/Nicknames

Grace (by most everyone)

**Saint Leo the Grace**, usually referred to as **Grace** by others, was a hill dwarf saint, and the spiritual leader of Chalmentum. He lived in Langhallow Castle.

## In the series

Leo was first seen by Einkill Ungart, Taja Inverno, Silaqui, and Liecen Varonos when he entered the room during a conversation they were having with Jaya Fondworth in Langhallow Castle. He was seen surrounded by a group of eight guards that are all taller than him, making him obscured from view until they would move out of the way. After greeting them and briefly catching up on what Einkill had been doing in the 9 years since they last saw each other, he left again to continue what he was doing.