Tyrion Slavesh

A bard who recently joined Alan Wheat and Finan at the small town of Edumundsvalley. They would follow a duo of itinerant farm hands to a seemingly ancient mound structure only to discover a hidden gateway beneath. He would quickly meet their companion Takvor Demirdjian after that, who would consistantly serve as a curiousity and annoyance for his bullish, foreign behavior.

He would travel with them over half of Southern Vaanth, to Melchiar in Kotesh, and after traveling through a Dungeon, filled with skeletal foes, with their new companion Bowg, leading them to Belore. There he and his traveling companions would quickly find Gadja Andonian and her war band of sworn warriors. They would take the party back to the village Mada, a religious center, in the shadow of Mount Param. Takvor and Gadja, through some religious observance would be led up the mountain where they would find an additional Gate, whereupon they would speak with Khat.

Upon their return, Gadja would impose herself into their party. They in turn would head east, to get a ship and pass from Belore. Taking up a mission from the coastal people of the city of Surge, the would chase a horrid creature into the swamps to the south. During this time, the enigmatic "owl," Tywin would join them briefly, cheerleading and supplying trouble to his young student. There they would face a horrid hag and its slouching, giant, frog-like servant. After the battle, the weakened Finan would finally agree to the demands of his talkative bow, Camisado's Ruinous Omen and would be overcome by it. The party would return to Surge, somewhat downcast, only to meet Hafthor Bjornsson, while reentering Surge. Curious at these follow outlanders, the mercenary would join them.

They would cross the sea aboard a ship landing in Broward, where Tyrion would purchase a gate stone to a dungeon, and after some trouble with a local Inquiry, Takvor and Gadja would join them to enter the Dungeon Subaqueous. They would subsequently bury the gate stone, build a cabin over it and head east to Thoshaddn, where they would release the town from some manner of uplifted cabbage and worm-beast humanoids. While doing so they would discover a new dungeon gate stone. After their work aiding the town they would buy much land and make an additional cabin. While in Thoshaddn the would enter the Dungeon Scuttle uncovering its mysteries. Afterwards Tyrion would take a group of elves caught by fleeing dwarves into custody and with the rest of his band would travel to Broward to give them fare back to the Velnors.

Tyrion would travel far with the band of adventurers he would come to name Estovar's Free Company, after the spirit-beast that came forth from Takvor and Gadja's chalcedony wolf figurine. He would conclude his travels with them by booking travel to head back to Maag Ca'Shaan via ship from Broward in Hargravia. He would travel nearly 9000 miles across the surface of Caligos with the Free Company. Sometimes via the magic of the Dungeon's gates, but regardless, would see much of the world before returning to train at Ca'Shaan.

In mid-Thrim a traveling scholar Sodian of Melchiar, studing a series of the ruins west of Kelenor would have the fright of his life, seeing a wandering, blackened skeleton passing through the wood in the afternoon like a man out for a casual walk. He would flee to the Highroad in terror, forswearing his research of ruins and would begin instead a study the antropology of local villages along a major trade route. One peculiarity that he would note would be the proclivity of multiple villages engaged in variations of a popular game called "Cricket" involving the throwing of various, tiny or shortened arrows or darts. This game, Sodian would note in his definitive text on the Melchiar Highroad, was alleged to be the creation of a jongler and musician named Tyrun Songmaker.