Aerois - Episode 20: Spell Clash!

Katie Morrison as Aila

Kim Richards as Nova V'ger

Rhiannon Frost as Sentry

 Tom Hazell as Qillek Ad Khollar

**Spell Clash!** is the 20th episode of the Aerois Campaign. It was broadcast live on both the Yogscast Twitch channel and highrollersdnd Twitch channel on 20th January 2019 from 5PM to 8PM GMT.

*We finally take a look at the exciting tournament of SPELL CLASH! Will Lucius, Nova and Quill join in the fun? Meanwhile, Aila and Sentry go to the pub with that mysterious Orc...*

## **Summary**

### **Announcements**

* Mark welcomes everyone and introduces the players.
* This week marks the third anniversary of High Rollers (the 3rd birthday was on Thursday 17th January 2019).
* Podcasts are available on Spotify, iTunes and OddBean (everything but Sound Cloud).
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* Don’t forget that HR is available on podcast and the VODs are on YouTube.
* Apologies for any technical issues today.
* There will be a fan art video at the break.

### **Recap**

"*Our party of adventurers, having survived an airship crash in the dangerous Lowlands, have made their way to the small city of Kalie's Rest on the continent of Suvonna. Each of the party have their own goals and tasks within the city: Lucius, with the help of Nova and Quill, confronted some difficult personal matters at the Wayspire, a messenger post used for sending out letters and packages across Aerois. Sentry, the Guardian, had met several other Guardians for the first time since her reactivation, these were sentient constructs with limited lifespans, and they learned that one of them is nearing the end of their time. The others have suggested that they know someone who claims to have knowledge of how to prolong a Guardian's lifespan, but the details aren't clear; that is a matter still to be resolved. A storm had been brewing over the last few days, and Aila, the Wild Elf barbarian with strange, storm-based powers, met with Kalu Otoma, an Orc priest of the goddess Zephyr. The Orc challenged Aila to a no-holds fight test, to test her willingness to put everything at risk to get the answers she's looking for. After being struck by a mortal blow, Aila had visions of the goddess herself, who told Aila that some answers would be close at hand, and that the abbey held an elf similar to Aila herself. Nova, Quill, and Lucius had stopped off at an apothecary's, to stock up on some supplies, where they met a Centaur herbalist called Rosemeadow, before investigating a Lowland sport called Spell Clash. They'd made their way from the herbalist's to find the Spell Clash arena.*"
### **Part 1**

*Lucius, Quill and Nova are getting interested in the lowland sport: Spell Clash!*

It is the 25th of Palas: the first cycle in the period known as The Long Night. There are heavy dark rain clouds above the city, it has rained non-stop for three days and strong winds have blown through the streets. North street, built with stone roads, has been less affected than other parts of the city. Behind the stone houses and shops is a large domed building – across the roof of the dome, glyphs and runes of various coloured magics shift and pulse, and from the inside they hear the shouts and cheers of an audience of a few hundred. Outside the dome itself is a target range in a small fenced-off area, and a few small buildings that appear to be offices and waiting areas for participants.

Lucius is keen to watch but isn’t sure about taking part in the Spell Clash competition because there are too many people. Quill is interested in whether he would be welcome to enter, so Nova decides to ask – they approach some guards near one of the small buildings surrounded by a small gaggle of autograph hunters. The guard points them to the main dome, telling them that tickets and general enquiries are handled inside – the arcanist’s assistant can help them if they wish to take part in the games. One silver allows them entry for the day to any or all of the matches and Nova, Quill, Valla and Lucius get tickets; the ticket seller tells them that the arena is magically warded to protect the audience and sells them a program for one copper that contains the rules:

· Spellclash is a completely safe sport for both duellists and audience. The magical wards in place protect everybody, from duellists to audience, no matter where they are.
· Each duellist is enshrouded with the Spell Clash shield, a unique magical spell developed just for Spell Clash arenas. Once a Spell Clash shield has been broken, that duellist loses and the other is declared the winner.
· Almost anything goes in Spell Clash, any spells of any colour or any style: magical creations, fireballs, explosions of light, enchantments\* and more!
· Any mage who harms another Spell Clash duellist after their shield is broken is automatically disqualified.
\* For enchantments, see nearest referee.
(the latter indicates that there are more rules that the audience would need to know).

They go in to see a match between Wraith vs Enchantress Persephone. Lucius buys ten programs (to give to the rest of the group later) and the ticket seller gives them new tickets for better seats as a result. They enter the arena to see 30-40’ of stone seats in a semi-circle around a 60’ x 60’ cube with a cubical shimmering *Wall of Force* surrounding it. Inside on the stone platform are large rocks, fake trees, natural terrain that has been sculpted to create a fake battlefield. Overhead are permanent magical lights creating various lighting effects and they see various merchants of Kalie’s Rest around the arena. Their seats are reasonably close to the front and as they sit, a booming voice is projected throughout the arena as a magical rope descends from the centre of the arena roof, and sliding down on it is a dapper-looking Half Elf with slicked back hair – he speaks into a jewel-encrusted wand that is obviously projecting his voice, “Ladies and gentlemen of Kalie’s Rest, welcome to Spell Clash!” Valla is amazed, constantly looking around her, as is Lucius. The announcer whips the crowd into a frenzy before introducing the first two contestants, Wraith and Enchantress Persephone.

Two aged match attendants emerge holding ornate wands – they go up to each duellist and spend ten minutes weaving a ritual over each of them while they play up to the crowd by threatening each other or calling out to their fans. After the ten minutes are up, a blue energy barrier flickers over each of the contestants before becoming invisible and they are then led to either end of the arena; Quill and Lucius make a bet with each other on the outcome of the match, Quill betting on Wraith and Lucius on Enchantress Persephone.

While they expect a degree of pomp, the competition begins almost immediately the announcer leaves the arena. The two contestants agilely move around the arena as they throw a mixture of spells at each other – the contest is thrilling, looking as if it is going one way then the other; the trash talk flies and the whole contest raises gasps from the audience as it is unclear down to the last spell who will win. Just when it looks like Wraith has the upper hand, the Enchantress makes a surprise move and shatters his shield, winning the bout and making Lucius the winner of his bet with Quill. The crowd cheers as the winner is crowned and accepts her bag of gold. The announcer encourages anyone interested in taking part in the current Goldthrone-Suvonnan tournament to go and speak to Daphne to sign up; Nova tries to convince Lucius to get involved but he is terrified, and Valla tries to convince Nova that she should sign up as well.

Aila, still wounded, is obsessed with the vision of the lightning and clouds taking the form of the giant woman. She is acutely aware of the immense power that gripped her and the feeling of being helpless, like that of a child being in the hands of a parent who could crush the life out of it – Aila has a strong feeling that she touched a being that was beyond her comprehension. Kalu leads them both down East Street while Aila tells her about her vision of Zephyr and the knowledge that she gave to Aila about the person in the abbey with similar powers to Aila’s, but over fire. Kalu tells them that Zephyr does not usually give straight answers but will give hints or a prompt that will start someone in the right direction on a journey; he also tells Aila that Zephyr is not one to speak idly to people, so there must be a deep connection between them and something about the mission that Aila is on that is important – he thinks that Aila and Zephyr will probably meet again.

He stops at a rundown bar called The Magician’s Cup, with a sign of a magical chalice and a wand, and takes them in. The establishment that smells of sweat and three-day old beer with straw strewn about the floor and there is a small, warm fire in the corner. Behind the long bar is a surly-looking Dwarf with a rough hair and beard, wearing a loose tunic and vest, and there is a white-haired human slumped at the bar, passed out.

### **Part 2**

*The gang meet up in a dingy tavern and complete a load of errands in Kallie's(sic) Rest!*

Kalu orders them some drinks, probably grog, and they sit down to discuss various things. Kalu tells them that he has not been in town long, normally not travelling so far inland, but he thinks it is fate that the Stormchaser sent him, as a Tide Watcher, to meet Aila. Aila tells him that she can feel storms coming now that she has her lightning power and Kalu tells her that it is common to people with the power, not so that they can avoid the storms, but so that they can find the storms if they wish to find one. Kalu asks Aila about what she was told about the Wild Elf in the abbey, then tells her to be careful because the worshippers of Palador in the abbey are zealots and do not like heretics – he has had problems with them himself. Sentry mentions the cleric they saw at the front gate, but Kalu says this is a show they put on for travellers and that if they spend much longer in town, the Palador worshippers will find them; he tells them to take care because they are not to be trusted. Aila tells Kalu that she wants to try to get close to the abbey, but Kalu tells her that it is fortified, and they will not let him get near to it.

Meanwhile, Valla is dragging the others towards the person organising entrance to the Spell Clash tournament; as they discuss possible stage names for Lucius and Nova, they are interrupted by a Human woman, Daphne Goodcroft, who asks if they are interested in registering for Spell Clash. Daphne is young with long hair, slightly masculine features, and she wears a long skirt with a little blouse and little glasses. She introduces herself as the Arcanist’s Assistant and tells them about the requirements for registration: one must complete a licence registration form that also gives a waiver of liability in case of injury, they must also pay the 100 gold annual fee per entrant and get approval from a sanctioned Spell Clash referee or a Mage Manager (who would adjudicate them). There are only two people in town who could give them approval: Torgin Emerdown, who works for Clash of the Champions, a Spell Clash recruitment company, or Gideon Goldentouched who is an ex-duellist. She gives them the forms and tells them that if they can meet the entry requirements, they will be given a preliminary match to make sure they are suitable for Spell Clash before they are allowed to enter a tournament proper. Nova finds out that she would be eligible to enter as a warlock; Quill asks if healing magic will rejuvenate the shield but is told that it does not – any spell caster can rejuvenate the shield by expending a level of energy usually required to cast a spell.

Daphne tells Quill that Spell Clash is more than just casting offensive spells, however, there is tactical play involved: the Enchantress attempted to restrain her foe to prevent him from dodging, and also teleported around the battlefield to get cover. She tells them about the tournament in Goldthrone, The Siaskan Cup, where the grand prize is 10,000 gold. Preliminary matches are generally run once a week and she tells them that the next ones are due to be run the next evening – she hands Lucius a form (and he pays her 100 gold) then warns them not to try to forge the approvals on the forms because they can detect the authenticity of an arcane mark. She tells them that if they wish to find Gideon, he can often be found in a bar called The Magician’s Cup on East Street. Nova mentions her sister and her brother who is a sky jouster and wishes that they were there. Valla pushes the others to enter, saying that she will get Arval to cover the cost. Daphne tells them that the tournament in Goldthrone only has 16 places available, it is happening in seven or eight days; once they complete the preliminary match, they will be given a Mote of Siaska (a small gemstone) – these can be used to wager with other Spell Clash duellists (this can be done in Kalie’s Rest, Silverbrook or any of the arenas in Goldthrone, wherever there are Spell Clash arenas). Once they get to Goldthrone, they turn in all the motes they have and the 16 people with the most motes get to compete. Daphne tells them that Spell Clash has become one of the most popular sports in the Lowlands with hundreds of competitors, and that it is starting to become popular in other continents as well.

Nova asks if Sky Jousting is popular in Kalie’s Rest, but Daphne has never heard of it. Lucius is keen to take additional forms for Quill, Nova and Valla, but there is an age limit and Valla’s claim that she is 19 years old is not believed. Nova takes two more forms from Daphne, telling her that they will pay the licence fee later. Lucius, Nova, Quill and Valla head for The Magician’s Cup and get covered in mud from the journey through the sodden streets.

Aila makes enquiries about Zephyr to Kalu who describes Zephyr as "the troublesome daughter of Siaska"; he tells Aila that while the other titans were helping Siaska to build Aerois, Zephyr was playing in the oceans that she had made, diving into their deepest parts and exploring caves that had been made by Atelicus and the others. Zephyr is described as curious, loving finding hidden things, and having a love of adventure and treasure. Kalu tells Aila that Zephyr created the Orcs and put a lot of these characteristics into them; the Orcs call her The Great Sister. Zephyr keeps the Orcs safe when they explore the seas to find new islands. There are some teachings that she passes down to her acolytes, including:

* "Let folly rain on those who think they can stand against the storm, let their wreckage drift on the waves for you to claim instead". To stand against nature or a force like herself is foolish.
* "The tree grows where it is told, the mountain rises where it must, but lightning strikes where it pleases, the wind blows as it wishes. Chart your own course, listen not to the demands of others". Zephyr does not care for laws or tradition; she cares about what is in your heart and what you truly seek.
* "The sea does not reward the meek, the sea's treasures are only for the bold - chase adventure and treasure and your heart will swell". Zephyr is a daughter of adventure at heart.

Zephyr is known to have fought against the Court of Shadows and Kalus Starbane, and she has a great hatred for them: they tried to take her family, and she is a vengeful goddess if nothing else. Kalu tells Aila that worship of Zephyr is common around coastal regions and by those to have a reason to fear the sea and storm; even Aarakocra have been known to worship Zephyr what with having to fly around the world in stormy conditions. There are Goliaths that worship Zephyr - it is likely that her primal savagery attracts them to her worship.

While Zephyr is recognised as having given Orcs great gifts, she also cursed them with a condition called "the glint" - a condition where an Orc's greed for gold and wealth outweighs their sense of adventure, and some can turn quite nasty. Kalu does not suffer from this condition, but knows some Orcs who do.

The rest of the party joins them at The Magician’s Cup – Lucius is immediately disgusted by the smell, Nova is embarrassed and impressed at the half naked Orc in front of her, and Sentry appears to be drunk. Kalu buys the willing Valla a pint of grog and she takes a couple of large gulps before Aila tears the tankard from her hands (this is enough to get her pleasantly drunk). Quill tells the barkeep that they are looking for Gideon – he rolls his eyes and indicates the semi-conscious white-haired man at the end of the bar with his thumb. Kalu asks if they wish to speak to Gideon, and when they affirm that they do, he walks over to Gideon, grabs him by the scruff of his neck to lift his head and conjures a rush of water above him to wake him up.

The white-haired man flails around under the sudden deluge and grabs at the bar – they see that his skin is a gold colour; when he looks at them, they notice that his eyes are also a golden colour. He looks a mess: he has a three-day beard growth, his eyes are sunk in his head, there are dark circles under his eyes (which are bloodshot), and he stinks. Gideon is clearly drunk and confused – he does not know why they have come to see him and tells them to leave him alone.

Gideon tries to talk them out of signing up for Spell Clash, telling them that the sport is full of assholes and that he got swindled. He offers to sign their papers for 40 gold per form, telling them that Clash of Champions will make anyone who loses their first bout pay them back for training, equipment, medical and administration fees. They ask him to sign three forms, which he offers to do for 60 gold – Nova tries to persuade him to train them, and he says that he will do so if they pass their preliminary rounds. Gideon signs their papers by making a glyph glow on his right hand; he presses this to each of the papers and the glyph transfers and glows on each parchment. He takes a down payment of 30 gold so that he can pay off some debts and says that he will come and watch them fight in their preliminary bouts. Lucius, mentioning the smell, asks if Gideon knows the spell *Prestidigitation*: clearly upset, he says that he does, but there are some things that he cannot do any more.

Aila thanks Kalu for his help and his ass-kicking: he tells Aila in return that Zephyr is not a god who wants prayers – he says that a whisper of her name is all that is needed when someone is in over their head. They leave with a drunk Sentry and Valla in tow, and both want cake, so they head to a bakery on North Street near Rosemeadow’s: it is run by a Halfling man and woman, and they sit in the window enjoying some hot beverages (Sentry holds a mug of hot water) and cakes as they watch the rain ease up and blue sky break out. They chat with Sentry about how she has managed to get drunk – it appears that her vines have absorbed the alcohol, and they think that if she drinks water, she may sober up. She instead decides to have a hot cocoa drink and experiences inner warmth as it spreads throughout her body for the first time. Valla, meanwhile, is getting tired, and they think it best to take her back to their inn to sleep it off before meeting with the Field Warden; Aila carries her back to the Barrel and Over. Arval is there doing business with an old, white-haired Dwarf who leaves as they enter – this is an old friend of Arval’s, an old business partner, who works for the Cherrysong Trading Company, and he has agreed to loan Arval some money until he can return to Goldthrone.

Lucius uses the moment of distraction to sweep Valla past Arval, who does not notice, get her to their rooms and tuck her in bed – she is snoring and asleep the moment her head hits the pillow. The rest tell Arval about their plans to enter the Spell Clash tournament, and distribute the programs that Lucius has purchased. Sentry is very nervous about one of them getting hurt in the arena and Lucius is concerned that there may be corruption involved in the competition, Arval agrees that it is a risk but thinks that they should be competitive if they choose to enter. He says that he is working on getting them horses that will make the journey to Goldthrone only three days and gives them a pouch containing 400 gold, the money he owed them from healing his broken leg.

Arval offers to sponsor them in the Spell Clash tournament, saying that his company could do with the promotion. They ask him if he has heard anything about what is going on in the abbey and he tells them that there is currently a battle for leadership in the Church of Palador: a new group called The Children of the New Dawn, a pro-Human, pro-Dwarf group is in ascendancy at the moment – he has an old friend who is a monk/friar at the abbey, so offers to ask him about the Wild Elf that Aila has heard about.

They make their way back to the Queen’s Plaza to meet with Milika Dawnblessed and note along the way that it is very busy outside the Cathedral of Siaska: it is dusk, so many worshippers are carrying paper lanterns with a single candle. The polished white marble mausoleum built in the centre of the town is also lit up with braziers scattered around the gardens and magical lights illuminating the central building. They are escorted to Milika’s office: Milika says that she visited the Sans residence and was concerned by what she found there – a disturbed young girl – and she wants to know how that happened. Nova explains that one of Starbane’s troops did something to the girls before the disembodied voice of Nightfrost explains to Milika that he did it; Milika tells Lucius that he is carrying a very dangerous object and suggests that Nightfrost should be destroyed. Nova speaks up on Nightfrost’s behalf, however, arguing that he was manipulated and made to do what he did against his will. Milika tells her that regardless of the circumstances, Nightfrost is a murderer of four people and has done something irreversible to Estelle – part of her soul appears to be missing. Milika warns them to be careful, telling them that she does not trust Nightfrost and does not like it being in her city – she is also aware that it is not quite sane, but she will not punish Nightfrost unjustly.

Estelle’s mother blamed Sanna for Galen’s death and Sanna has now left the city and returned home to the Iron Burrow. While she can lay no charges against them and they are now free to move in and out of the city, Milika has instructed the Harvest Guard to keep an eye on them because they carry Nightfrost. Lucius considers leaving Nightfrost with the guards, but the party convinces him that Nightfrost is probably as safe with them as with the city guards – Milika recommends that they speak to either Starmourner Elannis of the Church of Siaska or Dean Simon, a priest of H’esper whom she describes as “a little odd”. Nova asks about whether they might be able to meet with someone in the abbey, but Milika says that they have been distant of late and have strong views on outsiders – it is, however, well-liked having been around for a long time and having close connections to the people since the days of Queen Kalie and the War of the Three Sisters. She tells them that the abbey would not allow Wild Elves in the abbey, with their clergy being mostly Humans and Dwarves (Half Elves and Halflings generally transfer to other churches). They ask Milika about Breeze, but she does not recognise the name.

They decide to visit the Temple of H’esper and on the way Lucius has a quiet conversation with Nightfrost. Nightfrost agrees that he is dangerous and worries that he might kill again, even that he might kill Lucius or draw strength from him – he suggests that it might be better if he were killed. He tells Lucius that he was alone in the dark for a long time before being offered a sense of strength – he drank and fed on it, consuming it without being aware of what it was (or at least he is not sure if he did know).

They make their way along North Street past Rosemeadow’s apothecary and hear soft singing, a gentle male baritone voice, coming from an open theatre – he sings folk songs with the accompaniment of a lute or lyre and gets the occasional smattering of applause. They approach a squat tower made of worn stone with a blue tiled roof that looks like it came out of a fairy tale book. At the front is a thick wooden door with a crystal symbol set into the door itself depicting an open tome with a central eye and four angelic wings behind it: there is a small brass plaque by the handle that says in common, “No spells, no secrets, just knowledge”.

They enter the round tower, pushing the door open and hearing the scrape of books being pushed out of the way as they do so. The smell of old, dusty books greets them as they step into a chaotic mess of books that are stacked and piled to the point that they make corridors into the tower – Nova is traumatised by the lack of cataloguing and care for the books and starts to try to organise them. Quill sees a small shrine to H’esper at the back of the room before they are told by a high-pitched voice to close the door – they ask if he is Dean Simon, but he is cantankerous and asks them to leave. Eventually, after a frustrating conversation with Quill, a Human man appears; he is 5’1” in height, wearing big thick spectacles, dressed in blue robes trimmed with white, is in his 70s or 80s with liver spots appearing on his wrinkled skin; he is bald with no beard and somewhat baby-faced.

The man seems to be trying to goad them into something, being deliberately contrary. When Lucius asks if he likes order, he says that he has no use for it; Lucius says that if he had no use for order, he would not turn up every day or get dressed – the man agrees and disrobes, sitting naked on a stool with his legs spread wide. Lucius asks the man if he will have a look at Nightfrost – he does, decides to get dressed again and says, “It seems you do have something quite interesting, perhaps I should get quite serious. Why are you carrying an Eterna with you?”

## **YouTube Timestamps**

00:06 - Episode Start
06:00 - Intro
07:16 - Part 1
43:09 - Break time/Donations
57:02 - Part 2
2:41:20 - Outro/Donations

## **Featured Characters**

#### **The Stormchasers (Player Characters)**

* Aila
* Lucius Virion-Elluin Elenasto
* Nova V'ger
* Qillek Ad Khollar
* Sentry

#### **New NPCs**

* Daphne Goodcroft
* Dean Simon
* Gideon Goldentouched
* Wisden (bartender of The Magician’s Cup)

#### **Returning NPCs**

* Kalu Otoma
* Milika Dawnblessed

#### **Mentioned NPCs**

* Estelle
* Galen
* Sanna Longears
* Starmourner Elannis
* Torgin Emerdown

## **Trivia**

* The podcast is titled "Clash of Spells" instead.
* This episode marked three years of High Rollers!
* The YouTube episode originally had "Qill" in the tagline, until Kim ninja-edited it to "Quill"
* There were issues with the cameras at the start of the episode and part of the introduction was done with a black screen and sound only. They had an early break at about 43 minutes into recording the stream because the camera kept cutting out, leaving them with audio only. Most of the issues were fixed at the break, but there was the odd flicker with the Kim/Trott/Rhi camera throughout part 2.
* The players wore party hats throughout the episode, except for Tom who removed his just before the break. Mark did not wear a party hat at any stage.
* Suvonnan coins have a crown on one side and three female figures standing next to each other on the obverse.
* The Spell Clash arena is described as being very like Pokémon.
* Lucius wins 3 gold in his bet with Quill and donates it to the party funds.
* Suggested names for Lucius’ Spell Clash name were: Jerome, Rainbow, Painbow, Colour Man, The Prince, The Prince of Pain, Prism Man, The Prince of Colour, Contrast Boy, The Painted Prince, and The Painted Man.
* Suggested names for Nova’s Spell Clash name were: The Blue Pain, The Blue Meanie, Supernova, and Supernova (Of the World).
* Suggested names for Quill’s Spell Clash name were: Deadeye, and One-winged angel.
* Daphne describes the Enchantress as “an insufferable bitch”.
* Magical weapons and conjured devices/weapons will hit the shield, but a mundane weapon will go through it, and any damage done to a duellist thus will result in disqualification.
* Clash of the Champions is an official Spell Clash recruitment company: they provide training, facilities, equipment, food and accommodation, assistance with the application process, and take a cut of winnings (70-80% according to rumours that Daphne has heard).
* Spell Clash is only one-on-one because it is difficult to manage the two shields as it is.
* Spell Clash prize money for The Siaskan Cup: 1st - 10,000 gold, 2nd – 5,000 gold, 3rd – 2-3000 gold.
* Kim comments on collecting “different badges... from gyms?” – sounding very like Pokémon?
* Gideon Goldentouched speaks with a Bronx-style accent.
* Kim rolls a natural 20 when Nova is trying to persuade Gideon to train them.
* Mark said that Guardians metabolise alcohol faster than a Human would, so they would get drunk faster (sudden onset) but also sober up faster. He also said that they can get sick as well but would not throw anything up.
* This is the first mention of the War of the Three Sisters. It will come up again in episode 22.

## **References**

1. ↑ Archive.org, retrieved 18 Nov 2020
2. ↑ Official Discord, 31 Mar 2022, 14:33