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Black-Haired Voodoo Doll

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## Flavor:

*Most trolls will claim they're not voodoo-dolls, but in fact voodoo-action-figures.*

## History:

Astrae discovered this black-haired voodoo-doll in Magister Faralan's house during the raid of Fuego Isle, loudly claiming it as her dolly.

After Barney Bones' resurrection, Astrae asked what the dolly was for. Barney snatched the doll from her, explaining its purpose. While Faralan had used the voodoo-doll to bless and enhance himself, Barney claimed he had far better and more nefarious purposes in mind for it.

When Astrae refused to surrender her dolly to Barney, he merely took its hair instead, offering the bald doll back to Astrae. The following night, she took some of Magan's hair to replace it.

## Trivia:

* Though Rumika figured out the voodoo-doll's purposes through testing on it, Astrae regrettably did not have the means to process its power. She spent most of her time kissing and cuddling it, transferring the warm-fuzzy-feelings to Magan unknowingly.
Astrae's Orb

## Flavor:

*Comes with a complimentary bag of magic beans.*

## History:

During her adventure in Kalimdor, Astrae acquired a Cultist's Dagger. Some time after her travels, Astrae stumbled across a sorcerer who gained an interest in the powerful artifact. He offered to trade Astrae's dagger for an artifact of his own, giving her this mysterious orb.

It is unclear what exactly the Orb does, but Mama Goomah seems to have taken an interest in the Orb and Astrae's ability to use it.
Stack of Drakescales

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## Flavor:

It doesn't get more Fantasy than that, really.

## History:

While the Party was searching for Tazzik's whereabouts in the Goblin Slums, Boneyeller grew bored and decided to investigate the nearby corpse of a large Sea-Turtle, which had been fished up by Goblin scavengers.

The Sea-Turtle had once been used as an Orcish Submarine during the Second War. Upon investigation, a crate full of dragonscale-plate dropped out of one of the shell's limb-holes.

## Trivia:

* As the Sea-Turtle stems from the Second War, it can be strongly suggested that the Dragonscales came from the Dragonmaw Orcs who fought for the Horde during the same time-period. As such, the Scales likely stem from the Red Dragonflight, the mount-of-choice for the Dragonmaws at the time.
Mysterious Orders (Goblins)

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## Flavor:

Only slightly more nefarious than "Spoopy Orders".

## History:

After capturing The Foreman and holding him hostage, Astrae rummaged through his personal Mole-Machine to find the Deed to his Oil-Refinery. While searching, she uncovered these Mysterious Orders.

Upon investigation, she discovered the Mysterious Orders were from Roznal Gigabolt, Trade-Prince of the secretive Gigabolt Cartel. He commanded the Foreman to purposely chase the Centaurs off their lands to spark them into war with the Crossroads, planning for the Cartel to make a profit from supplying weapons to both the Crossroad Defenders and the Centaurs.
Magic Mirror

## Flavor:

This mirror really *captures* your good looks.

## History:

Barney "Bones" gifted this enchanted mirror to Rumika as payment for restoring his body (again).

He warned her to never look into it herself: If anyone looks into their own eyes in the mirror, they will become trapped within it.

He also explained the mirror can only hold one prisoner at a time: If you stare directly into the prisoner's eyes for six seconds, they will be released again.

When the Party was hired to track down Tazzik, Rumika captured him within her Magic Mirror to deliver him to Roznal Gigabolt. Gigabolt seemed disinterested in Tazzik's fate after his capture, and let Rumika keep the mirror along with the prisoner.

## Trivia:

* Barney randomly pulled this mirror out of one of his robe's many pockets. As his body and robes once belonged to the High Elf "Faralan" who was a collector of magical items, the mirror likely belonged to Faralan as well.
The Cook

## Biography:

**Name:** Yin Yin

**Role:** Cookie

**Race:** Pandaren

**Class:** Monk

**Status:** Unknown. **UPDATE:** Dead.

## Description:

Yin the Cook has surprisingly dark fur, almost looking like an avarage Pandaren constantly drenched and soaked in seawater, even though dry. His fur is stray and disorganized, and a few deep scars running underneath his eyepatch seems to tell that his eye is truly gone. He carries two meat-cleavers most of the time, not seeming shy of self-defense.

## Rumors:

Little is known about Mr. Yin, not even why a Pandaren would take employ from a pirate such as the Dread-Captain. The Pandaren himself sure seems unable to share his story, as he hardly speaks any Common, other than terms related to cooking. Naturally the mystery surrounding The Wailing Siren's cookie has been a source for plenty of rumors about his origins, each more brutal or ridiculous than the last.

No matter what his origins may be, the silent cook looks built and prepared to defend himself and The Siren's crew against any threats.

After the Wailing Siren was sunk during a mutiny, Mr. Yin was spotted among one of the six lifeboats that made it off. His current whereabouts are unknown.

**UPDATE AS OF THE GREAT GADGETZAN HEIST MINI-ADVENTURE:**

Apparently, Yin Yin's lifeboat led him to the shores of Gadgetzan in Tanaris. Upon landing, Mr. Yin established himself as a cook once more. He started a Noodle-Shop by the docks, apparently with the help of criminal contacts in the Jade Lotus.

However, a year later, it was revealed Mr. Yin had gotten himself into a debt with the Jade Lotus. Unable to pay, they assigned Shui and "Raven" to assassinate him.

Shui was the first to arrive on the scene. Yin was not surprised, and remained calm. Though he was unable to talk for most of his time on The Wailing Siren, he could now finally speak, as his assassin was able to understand his language.

He simply begged for one more week to pay off his debt, or a chance to leave Gadgetzan with a promise to never return. Shui pretended to honor his wishes, simply asking for some noodles before letting him go. As Yin handed over the food, Shui stabbed him.

The last legacy of Mr. Yin is the Dead Man's Chest Shui stole from his kitchen. Apparently, he must have formed a bond with Teng'dali at some point and decided to hold onto his friend's belongings.

## Trivia:

* After the Cook's anti-scurvy lemons were stolen, Roxxy the Assistant was revealed to be apart of a conspiracy to weaken the crew before a mutiny.
Mysterious Orders (Druids of the Fang)

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## Flavor:

Only slightly more nefarious than "Spoopy Orders".

## History:

After defeating the Druids of the Fang and freeing Cyprena, Shui rummaged through the corpses for loot. While searching, she uncovered these Mysterious Orders.

Upon investigation, she discovered the Mysterious Orders were from instructions the Druids of the Fang had received, detailing how to summon the Thresher-Deity Cyprena, and then how to leech her off her magics while keeping her alive through humanoid-sacrifice.

## Trivia:

* Shui kept the instructions on how to summon the Deity after Cyprena urged her to find a way to return to the ocean.
Brrglr

## Biography:

**Name:** Brrglr "the Burglar"

**Role:** Unfortunate Murloc

**Race:** Murloc

**Class:** Rogue

**Status:** Trapped

## Description:

Brrglr is a quite plain looking Murloc. The only noteworthy thing of his appearance is an orange necktie around his head, the signature colors of the Grimy Goons.

## Word on the street:

The gang spotted Brrglr by the Gadgetzan Docks, surrounded by Grimy Goons. They had put him in cement-shoes, saying he was gonna "Sleep with the fishes". He was then kicked into the bay of Gadgetzan.

As the party noted, Brrglr is a Murloc and thus would not drown. As far as anyone knows, Brrglr is still under the water to this day, feeding himself on passing fish.

## Trivia:

* A DM-roll determined that Brrglr was indeed fortunate (or unfortunate) enough to be able to sustain himself on passing fish.
Geoff the Scout

## Biography:

**Name:** Geoff Griffon

**Role:** Kul Tiras Scout

**Race:** Human

**Status:** Unknown

## Description:

Geoff was a scout on the docks of Fuego Isle, a small colony belonging to Kul Tiras.

As the pirates of the Wailing Siren were rowing to shore to prepare their invasion, Astrae mindcontrolled Geoff and put him under a Charm-spell. Rather than alerting the isle of the pirate-invasion, Geoff obliviously helped the pirates to shore, disillusioned to believe they were refugees.

Geoff helped the rowboats to shore, offered food and fresh water, guided the pirates to his home, pointed out the security-systems of the island and the location of the local Magister, and distracted the nearby cannoneers so the party could slaughter them.

After the invasion started, Geoff attempted to guide The Siren to shore, helping the grand ship to dock. It would appear that he managed to join the Siren's crew afterward as a reward for his efforts.

The following day, when the ship was sinking during the crew's mutiny, Geoff found Astrae again and proclaimed his love for her, begging to be allowed within her lifeboat. Eremus took his hand, - And swiftly dropped him overboard.

Barely floating after his nosedive, Geoff kept proclaiming his love for Astrae, but was swiftly crushed by a lifeboat as it dropped into the ocean.

Geoff's current whereabouts are unknown, if he survived at all.

## Trivia

* Geoff's name was only casually revealed after his fellow Kul Tirans spotted him with a band of Horde Pirates and asked *"What is this horseshit, Geoff?"*
Tidecaller (Custom Class)

## Class abilities:

* **Jetstream:** Pick a path, and fire a jet of water in a straight line. The stream is strong enough to either instantly kill one enemy, or deal 10 damage +intellect to all enemies in that path. *(Once per Session)*
* **Bubblewall:** Trap a target inside a bubble of water that cannot be burst from the inside, preventing the target from moving or attacking. If the target is not released before 3 rounds of combat or within 1 minute of IC-time, it may drown. *(Once per Combat)*
* **Call of the Tide:** You can naturally control the flow and tide of any body of liquid. You have the ability to move water, relocate objects and enemies that are submerged in liquid, and even attempt to drown them. No rolls are needed to control water. *(Passive)*
* **Maelstrom:** Simulate the forces of a Maelstrom in a specific location, whether on land or water. Targets around the Maelstrom will be pulled towards its center, and will be unable to escape it until their next round. Ranged attackers may still attack inside the Maelstrom, but all targets inside it gain Disadvantage. *(Once per Combat)*
* **Neptulon's Boon:** Spend your turn summoning a a rainstorm of blessed waters above a specific location. All your allies lose their negative Stat-points for the rest of combat and gain +2 to their rolls while within the blessed rain. *(Once per Session)*

## Clarifications:

**Jetstream**: When choosing to "Kill", you will only instantly kill Lesser Enemies. Bosses will not be instantly killed, but will still take critical damage.

**Bubblewall:** The Bubble can be used to shield an ally from a single attack, before the bubble bursts. Allies will still be submerged in water, and may drown if they remain in the bubble for 4 turns / 1 minute's IC-time.

## Trivia:

* **Notable Tidecallers**: Markrgrl

* The Tidecaller was the first Custom-race to be made for DDO, alongside its first Custom-Race, the Murloc.
Old Diary

Found by:

## Flavor:

Yeah, you should never read the diary of a person you just killed, its just inviting a nasty guilt-trip.

## History:

After killing a gladiatorial slave in Dire Maul, Yang'li looted this old diary off his body.

Flipping through the book revealed that some of the pages had been hollowed out to hide a spoon. The diary itself revealed that the prisoner had almost successfully dug his way to freedom with the spoon, to re-connect with his daughter.
Pirate Undead

## Racial abilities:

* **Dead Men Tell No Tales (Pirate):** The plentiful Forsaken Crew on the Wailing Siren will naturally be open towards you. You gain Advantage and +3 to interaction with the other Forsaken, and once per session, you may request a Forsaken to tell your character a secret about the ship, without rolls.
* **Cannibal:** You may feast on any corpse to restore hitpoints, and have the opportunity to eat enemies alive in combat as part of your attack with a high enough roll, to restore a few more hit-points.
* **Will of the Forsaken:** You are naturally resistant to being charmed or mind-controlled by magical means, you gain +5 to your rolls whenever attempting to break free from something, and Advantage whenever trying to entrance or otherwise trap others yourself.

## Clarifications:

**Cannibal:** Any roll above a natural 16 qualifies as a "high roll".
Kraken

Attack:

## Description

Krakens, also known as leviathans *(and not to be confused with the more fishlike Krakkens,)* are large sea-dwelling octopus-creatures. They are children of Ozumat, and minions of Neptulon by extension.

While the oldest of these creatures are large enough to swallow ships whole, the younger tend to stay closer to shores, feeding on fishing-boats and other smaller prey.

## Trivia:

* The Party first encountered a Kraken while sailing through the Thousand Needles. It was only a youngling, and Salarya correctly guessed it to be mostly harmless, only curious more-so than aggressive.
* Markrgrl managed to negotiate with the starving Kraken to leave, feeding it with a Goblin in order to let the Party leave in peace.
Mei-Li

## Biography:

**Name:** Mei-Li Stonekeg

**Race:** Pandaren

**Class:** Monk

**Sex:** Female

**Alignment:** Neutral Good

**Motivation:** Gather ingredients around the world for the ultimate brew.

**Background:**

Mei-Li Stonekeg comes from a long line of famed Brewmasters of Shen-zin Su. When they left the Wandering Isle, her father Bao Stonekeg enlisted their family to the Huojin Pandaren with the Horde, hoping to aid their revolution against their tyrannic rule, as the Pandaren Brewmasters had in the past. Some time after the revolution, her father disappeared. Now Mei-Li has taken up the family-mantle, aiming to become the greatest Stonekeg Brewmaster. She adventures to discover the ultimate Brew to live up to the family legacy, meanwhile searching for clues about her father's whereabouts.

## Abilities:

**Racial:**

* True Neutral

**Class:**

* Mist-weaving
* Brewmaster
* Flying Serpent Kick

**Armor:**

* Leather (+3)

## Loot

* Ritual Incense
* Ancient Lute
* Berserker Mushrooms
* Thunder Lizard Tailspike *(Gift)*
* Ornate Dreamcatcher *(Gift)*
* Cask of Ale *(Gift)*

## Currency:

* (1) Gold
* (50) Silver
* (1) Rented Yak
* (1) Filled Waterskin

## Trivia:

* Mei-Li is a long-time travelling-companion of Markrgrl, and self-sworn protector of the Murloc.
* She carries a waterskin on her person, using it to aid Mark whenever he is dehydrated. She got a use for this during the very first session, after Mark was served overly strong booze by Astrae.
* Mei-Li was the first player to get knocked out in Kalimdor-DDO, reaching 0 hit-points after receiving 2 critical attacks in a row.
* When the Party was trying to pose as a travelling circus-troupe, Mei-Li assumed the role of the acrobat. However, due to a poor roll, she ended up polevaulting on top of Renheim, squishing him. A lucky Charisma-roll managed to salvage the situation, and they played it off as if it was intentional.
* Combined the Berserker Mushrooms and Cask of Ale through her Brewmaster ability to brew a Strength-Brew, named "Bull Brew" in Paor's honor. Being drunk from the brew gives +2 strength at the cost of -2 agility.
Magister Marlan

## Biography:

**Name:** Magister Marlan

**Role:** Club-Owner of "The Arcana"

**Race:** Blood Elf

**Class:** Warlock

**Status:** Dead

## Description:

Magister Marlan wears long, flowing crimson robes, and a tall collared cloak. He is usually seen with a smug smirk and some kind of drink in his hand.

## Word on the street:

Magister Marlan was first spotted on the balcony of the Arcana clubhouse, drinking a celebratory white wine while beholding the night's festivities.

When Arya emerged from the club's bedroom behind him, after recently seducing Charlazeen, Arya set her eyes on Marlan. The Blood Elf Magister recognized Arya's family-name, but believed her to be dead. Arya revealed her undead state, at which point Marlan refused any further advances.

Yet Arya was insistent, and managed to half-seduce, half-intimidate Marlan into a private display.

A lot of non-PG action took place behind closed doors, until "Raven" became curious of what Arya was doing and had to check. She arrived just in time to see Arya choking out Marlan in his own bed, with her thighs.

The struggle in the bedroom became so intense that the bedframe accidentally collapsed, and the mattress fell to the floor. In the fall, Arya accidentally snapped Marlan's neck.

Arya and Raven met up, just in time to hear a loud chanting outside the balcony. It appeared the whole party had gathered to hear one of Magister Marlan's speeches. They quickly diverted attention, claiming Marlan had fallen ill, but would sponsor free drinks for everyone. Chaos ensued as every party-goer flooded the bars, allowing Arya and Raven a discrete escape.

## Trivia:

* The background-story the DM was dreading to write down the most.
* During Marlan's choking, he tried to struggle to free himself, but rolled a 1. Thus the bed collapsed and his neck was snapped.
Barney "Bones"

## Biography:

**Name:** Barney "Bones"

**Role:** Annoying Skellington

**Race:** Undead Skeleton

**Class:** Mage

**Status:** Alive

## Description:

Barney "Bones" is a skeletal mage. His skull is that of a human, yet his robes and boney body appear Elven. He has a spectacularly annoying voice, and a deep fondness for bad puns, particularly bone-related ones.

## History:

Barney "Bones" was originally discovered by the Crew of the Wailing Siren, and became a friend of Rumika and Astrae during their adventures.

The Kalimdor-Party discovered his skull in a raided cart, where Barney claimed some elven raiders had stolen his body, and captured the other Orcs who were in the caravan.

When questioned, Barney claimed he was merely hitchhiking on the cart to travel further south, where he "had a bone to pick" with someone.

Barney guided the party into the Wailing Caverns, where they found the Druids of the Fang who had stolen his body. Grateful for the return of his body, he offered Rumika an enchanted mirror, and then played Hearthstone with her all night. He was happy to have found a date.

## Trivia:

* Barney "Bones" is a returning character from the Pirate Mini-Adventure.
* Barney's skull was discovered as Shui felt something hard in a dead Orc's pocket. After some obvious jokes, Rumika explained "I doubt corpses can have erections", at which point Barney's skull exclaimed "That's not true, I have a huge boner! Nyeeh!". This lead to the party's rediscovery of the annoying skellington.
* Barney was rediscovered thanks to a lucky roll, and is now the second returning character from the Pirate Adventure, the first being The Bull.
Ancient Lute

Earned by:

## History:

After the battle of the Kul Tiras Keep, Warlord Gurmok offered a crate of "spoils of war" from the keep to the Party.

Mei-Li found this Ancient Lute inside the crate, determining it to be of Pandaren origin, strangely enough. She has yet to figure out how or why, but she does not complain.

## Trivia:

* The Lootcrate stemmed from Fuego Isle, which was raided by pirates in the Pirate Mini-DDO. It can be assumed the Lootcrate once belonged to Magister Faralan, who was a known collector of magical items on the island.
* As the Lootcrate stemmed from Fuego Isle, it can be naturally assumed this Ancient Lute is of the same origin as the Pandaren Lute that was found on Fuego Isle in the same Pirate Mini-DDO.
* This is the second instance of a player looting an item they have looted in a past adventure, stemming from the same Lootcrate.
Thunder Lizard

## History

Thunder Lizards are large, brutish creatures, though they are usually gentle giants so long as they are not disturbed. Some believe them to be distant relatives of the Kodos.

The Tauren rever the Thunder Lizards, believing them to be creatures blessed by the Spirits of Storm, due to their electrical nature. Their tails generate sparks of electricity, and they can even launch bolts of lightning in combat when angered.

## Trivia

* The party first stumbled upon an adolescent Thunder Lizard in the Wailing Caverns. The creature had found its way into the mouth of the cave to rest safely, sleeping in a shallow pool of water, and electrifying it to hinder anyone from walking in it.
* Astrae, while suffering under the effects of "Magic" Herbs, saw a Thunder Lizard's face and was freaked out, as her intoxicated brain was trying to make sense of faces; She saw the Thunder Lizard with the head of a giant baby rather than a Kodo's head.
Scroll of Necromancy

Found by:

## Flavor:

After the Third War, Necromancers upgraded their big bulky Tomes of Necromancy for the far more accessible hand-held Scrolls of Necromancy.

## History:

When the Party investigated the Dire Maul Armory to recover their confiscated equipment, Salarya looted this mysterious tome. She quickly identified it for what it was.

Though she did not use the Scroll during the Adventure, it can be assumed the Scroll is now in possession of the Undercity with Salarya's mother.
Annoy-o-Tron

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## Flavor:

**"HELLO. HELLO. HELLO."** *- Annoy-o-Tron*

## History:

Kosh'amon discovered this strange gnome-shaped mech hidden in a barrel on the Siren's deck. She was immediately skeptical of it, trying to hide it where it was found, but it was too late; Annoy-o-Tron had awoken.

Kosh'amon abandoned the robot in its barrel to warn the rest of the crew. Next time the barrel was checked, Annoy-o-Tron was gone. The annoying gnome-mech is haunting the ship to this day.

## Trivia:

* Annoy-o-Tron was used by the party as the perfect excuse for mess-ups whenever low rolls were made, appearing at random times just to annoy and distract.
Tribal Medicine Stick

Found by:

## Flavor:

Early civilizations truly perfected the medical art of "Shake a stick at it until it goes away".

## History:

Denise discovered this Furbolg Shaman Medicine Stick on a riverboat while sailing through the Thousand Needles. She tried to wave it around obliviously, and ended up healing her Party with it for a small amount.

- Unluckily for her, the entire Party was already at full health.

Later, Agapo found a similar medicine-stick, though this one seemed to have Tauren origins, conveniently enough.

## Trivia:

* As the Medicine Stick Denise found has Furbolg-origins, it seems insinuated that the Riverboat-captain sailed a Furbolg to or from Feralas once.
* The second Medicine Stick from Feralas has Tauren-origins, likely even belonging to a Tauren Sun-Priest that was slain in the Arena earlier.
Yang'li

## Biography:

**Name:** Yang'li

**Race:** Jungle Troll

**Class:** Shadow Hunter

**Sex:** Female

**Alignment:** Chaotic Evil

**Motivation:** Collect the blood of a large variety of creatures in order to make a special offering to Bwondamdi, hoping to be granted greater powers.

**Background:** Yang'li is an aging troll woman and a skilled practicioner of voodoo, a trade that has led her down a path apart from her people to seek greater powers without enduring the restrictions placed upon her by the Horde. It was only after the Darkspear rebellion and Vol'jin's ascension to Warchief that she rejoined the Horde in hopes of claiming what she thinks of as her rightful place among the Darkspear's spiritual leaders, and exerting her influence to return the tribe to its spiritual and cultural roots.

## Abilities:

**Racial:**

* Hexmaster

**Class:**

* Hex
* Loa Familiars
* Ritual Sacrifice

**Armor:**

* Leather (+3)

## Loot:

* Old Diary
* Ritual Clay Paint
* Spiritwalker's Totem
* Elemental Bracers *(Treasure)*
* Voodoo Fetish Trinket *(Treasure)*

## Currency:

* (100) Silver
* (8) Vials of Blood *(Worgen, Hobgoblin, High Elf, Ogre, Ogre Warlock x2, ~~Goblin,~~ Highborne Mage)*

## Trivia:

* Yang'li proved herself as both the ultimate Party Murder-Hobo as well as Party Assassin, after managing to stealthily incapacitate and kill a Worgen and a Mo'arg. - The Worgen was assassinated while in the same room as his boss and five others, yet none of them actually saw the stealthy takedown.
* Yang'li continued her streak of Murder-Hobo'ing until the very end, and earned DDO's biggest "Chaotic Evil Bonus-EXP" of all time through murdering an elderly Highborne man who had saved their lives, for the sake of collecting his blood.
* Caught some of her Party bad-mouthing her while she was invisible in the Spirit Realm, thanks to her new Totem. The mood was awkward when she re-appeared to the Physical Realm seconds afterwards.
Pirate Magan

## Biography:

**Name:** Magan Salvathan

**Role:** Boatswain *(Anchor-boy)*

**Race:** Forsaken

**Class:** Warrior

**Sex:** Male

**Alignment:** Chaotic Neutral

## Abilities:

**Racial:**

* Will of the Forsaken

**Class:**

* Bladestorm
* Disarm

## Loot:

* Noble's Teddybear - "Teddykins"
* Lively Skull
* Cask of Gunpowder
* Bottomless Lootsack

## Trivia:

* Stole the teddy-bear of a Theramore-Noble to hold it hostage, though in the process he discovered the artifact he was searching for was inside the teddy-bear's leg. He still made an old man weep. For shame.
* Magan was the first in the history of DDO to be able to turn a Loot-item into an NPC, "Barney Bones".
* Magan was also the first character to get knocked out in DDO's history, stabbed through the spinal-cord by the Dread-Captain during their final duel. He was rescued by Rumika and pulled to safety before the ship sank.
* Magan is still in possession of the Noble's teddy-bear, dubbing it "Teddykins" and dressing it in the ex-Quartermaster's old vest and pirate-hat.
Warrior

## Class abilities:

* **Bladestorm:** You swing your weapons wildly like a whirlwind. Roll 10-20, your roll's full damage is dealt equally to all enemies directly adjacent to your Bladestorm, with no maximum cap. *(Once per Combat)*
* **Intimidating Roar:** Roar or shout out to your enemies, giving Disadvantage Rolls to the terrified enemies for the rest of combat. With a high roll, you may scare lesser enemies into fleeing the battle. *(Once per Combat)*
* **Grapple:** You grapple ahold of your target. Your target cannot move or use their abilities while grappled, and you cannot use any other abilities while grappling, but may still basic-attack. After one round your Foe will attempt to escape its Grapple every turn from then on, rolling with -5. *(Once per Combat)*
* **Provoke:** Roleplay out a taunt towards all nearby enemies. Any enemy you successfully taunted into attacking you will only deal half of their normal damage for as long as they keep attacking you alone. *(Once per Combat)*
* **Disarm:** Instantly knock an enemy's weapon out of their hand. If you roll high enough, you may steal their weapon and use it for yourself, making the enemy unable to reclaim the weapon from the ground, and granting you access to any stats or spells connected to the enemy's weapon, if any. *(Once per Combat)*

## Trivia:

* **Notable Warriors:** Kosh'amon, Magan Salvathan, Wor'mash, and Warlord Gur'mok.
Satashj

## Biography:

**Name:** Satashj

**Role:** Exiled Merchant

**Race:** Saberon

**Class:** Rogue

**Status:** Alive

## Description:

Satashj is a striped white Saberon, a creature native to Draenor. Since his arrival to Azeroth, he has clad himself in traveller's silks. Dressed in a hooded robe, in which he stores all of his magical wares.

## Word on the street:

While infiltrating The Arcana, the Gang spotted this curious Saberon selling his wares. "Raven" accidentally bumped into Satashj while looking for the bar.

Satashj revealed he was an exile from his tribe on Draenor, and had come to Azeroth as a wanderer to earn a living peddling his wares. Raven simply wanted to know where the bar was, but Satashj refused to speak until she had purchased something.

Raven caved in and bought a Bottomless Bag, even though it ended up costing her most of her moolah.

Later on in the evening, Raven and Arya created chaos at the party by announcing to all the guests that the bar was handing out alcohol for free.

Satashj was last seen waddling his way out of the bar with his trenchcoat bulging to the brim with stolen alcohol.
Golden Locket

Found by:

## History:

This gold-locket was plundered during the raid of Fuego Isle by Teng'dali.

Beyond the worth of the gold and sentimental value, the item has no use.

## Trivia:

* Upon inspecting the locket, Teng'dali discovered a small portrait of a happy Kul Tiran family. He was then informed how big of a monster he was.
Warlock

## Class abilities:

* **Soul Mastery:** You may drain the souls of dead bodies. At any time, you may spend some of the collected souls to empower your move, allowing you to add +1 to your roll for every soul you spend. You can also sacrifice your souls to attract demonic minions from the Nether, the larger the sacrifice, the bigger the demon. *(Passive)*
* **Drain Life:** You may instantly drain 10 hit-points from your target and feed them to yourself. After the initial spell, roll 1-20 to see how long you are able to channel it, and how many additional hit-points you may steal. *(Once per Day)*
* **Corrupt:** Target an enemy to become cursed with corruption, slowly rotting away as you fight until their inevitable demise or until you lift the curse. Roll 1-20, and your enemy will lose that amount of hit-points for every turn from then on. *(Once per Combat)*
* **Lifetap:** At any time you may drain some of your own life to empower your next spells. You may either roll 1-10 and instantly gain Advantage for your next two rolls, or you may strip as many of your own hit-points as you want, and add half of them to your next roll. *(Passive)*
* **Fear:** Sow visions of fear within the mind of your target. Bosses will gain Disadvantage when suffering from Fear, while a lesser enemy may flee the battle. If you try to cast Fear on more than one enemy, then roll for each additional target. *(Once perDay)*
* **(Advanced) Demonic Trait:** Once per Day, you may take on the Trait or Ability of a specific Demon *(or other dark entity)* of choice, gaining their power for the rest of the day. This power is more potent if it is actually stolen from a Demon or other Dark Creature directly. *(Once per Day)*

## Clarifications:

**Drain Life:** The initial blast will steal 10 hit-points and offer them to you. However, the 1-20 roll will only give you half the hit-points you stole. I.e, if you roll an 18, the target will lose 18 hit-points and you will gain 9.

**Lifetap:** When you roll 1-10 for Advantage-rolls, the number you roll will be how many hit-points are stripped off you. Aim to roll low here.

## Trivia:

* **Notable Warlocks:** Renheim, Rumika, Denise, and Necromancer Karazad.
Mage

## Class abilities:

* **Firebeam:** Fire a beam of fire out in a continuos straight line, then roll 10-20 for damage. You deal equal amount of damage to every enemy caught in the line-of-fire. Beware: Allies can also be harmed if they stand in the beam's path. *(Once per Session)*
* **Icebreaker:** While Icebreaker is activate your next spells for the rest of combat will deal double damage to any enemy who is frozen in some manner. *(Once per Session)*
* **Arcane Missiles:** Launch 12 separate Arcane Missiles at any targets of choice, spreading the damage across several targets as you wish. Roll 1-20 with Advantage to launch additional Missiles along with the original 10. *(Once per Session)*
* **Polymorph:** You instantly transform the target into an animal, how high you roll determining how helpless the animal is. If you are in combat, roll 1-6 to determine how many rounds it takes before the target naturally breaks free from the spell. *(Once per Combat)*
* **Displacement:** You may conjure up minor rifts to move objects and creatures around the battlefield, as long as the rifts remain in your line of sight. You will be allowed to either relocate the Raidmarker-placement of a living target or move an object in the world elsewhere, up to the general size of a humanoid. *(Once per Combat)*

## Clarifications:

**Arcane Missiles:** Your +intellect modifer does not affect your roll for this spell.

**Polymorph:** The larger and more threatening an enemy is, the higher the roll will need to be in order to be successful. But as a general rule for generic enemies, any roll of 5 or higher will be a relatively harmless animal.

**Displacement:** Large and/or moving objects may require you to beat a Roll to displace successfully. Bosses will usually roll to dodge being hit by Rifts, and may gain Advantage to their rolls if they are big enough. Lesser enemies and objects may be instantly teleported, however.

## Trivia:

* **Notable Mages:** Magister Faralan, Barney "Bones".
Shenhka

## Biography:

**Name:** Shenhka Hellslayer

**Race:** Orc

**Class:** Warrior

**Sex:** Female

**Alignment:** Chaotic Good

**Motivation:** "Lok'tar Ogar- Victory or death."

**Background:** Born in Gorgrond over fifty years ago, and mainly discarded due to her size at birth- She would have been executed if it wasn't for her mother hiding her among the warmatrons of the Warsong. Once she grew, it became clear she was to remain short, but large in width- and at an early age marched through the portal.

She has fought in almost all wars following and earned many titles, most notably rising in the ranks of the Kor'kron elite in the time of Garrosh until becoming a mercenary for Horde forces after the Pandaria campaign, and gaining the favor of the Outrider company.

## Abilities:

**Racial:**

* Bloodlust

**Class:**

* Bladestorm
* Provoke

**Armor:**

* Plate (+6)

## Trivia:

* Secretly responsible for every Critical Hit that was rolled during the entire span of the Adventure.
* Old profile picture:
Bottomless Lootsack

Found by:

## History:

Faralan the Mage kept various magical items in his house, the Bottomless Bags among them.

During the raid of Fuego Isle, Magan and Eremus discovered a bag each. Experimentation with the bag revealed that the opening of the bag is actually a portal to a small bubble-dimension.

Magan utilized his bag by throwing it over Necromancer Karazad's head during a mutiny, successfully managing to slide the Necromancer inside his bag and trapping him inside it.

## Trivia:

* The bag containing Necromancer Karazad was sent to the Undercity to deliver the criminal to the Banshee Queen, to face justice.
Lady Salamanya

**Name:** Lady Salamanya An'alor

**Role:** Siren of Dire Maul

**Race:** Naga

**Class:** Priest

**Status:** Dead

## Description:

Lady Salamanya has two forms. One is the guise of a young Highborne woman, with bright golden eyes and long, black hair. The other is her true form, as a serpentine Naga, pale and red-eyed, her black hair turned into a nest of living snakes.

## History:

Lady Salamanya is one of the Naga, and was formerly a Lady of Eldre'thalas. Whether on an independent mission or still serving the Naga, Salamanya has travelled to her former homeland of Eldre'thalas, now known as Dire Maul, to search for ancient artifacts of power. She enslaved the Ogre-population of through her Siren Charm-magics, earning herself a small personal army.

The Party first heard the name of Lady Salamanya from a group of Ogres who served her, referring to her only as "Da Lady". When Salarya questioned them about her, she was escorted through the Dire Maul to meet her face to face.

She met the Lady in her Elven Form, unaware of her true Naga nature. The two were discussing diplomatically, - Until her Ogre Guards sounded an alarm behind them, after they had spotted the rest of the Party sneaking up on them.

Lady Salamanya seemed unnaturally calm at this point, asking Salarya if they were her friends. When she confirmed so, Lady Salamanya put Salarya under a Charm-spell, to convince her friends to stop fighting the Ogres and come to them in peace.

The Party was lured into the trap, at which point Lady Salamanya revealed her true Naga nature. Salarya claimed they were merely looking to trade with their Empire, and to learn any information about her Highborne Ancestors. Lady Salamanya was chipper as she agreed to let her meet some of the city's Highborne, - In her dungeons.

The Party was captured by the Ogres and brought underground to the Fighting-Pits, before they were thrown into the Arena.

Despite a magical barrier that was designed to protect the audience of the arena from the Gladiators, Salarya had managed to sprinkle some anti-magic dust from a Faerie Dragon onto one of her arrows. Salarya shot the arrow at Lady Salamanya, piercing the magic barrier, and the Naga's chest.

After escaping the Arena, the Party found Lady Salamanya hiding out on a hidden pavilion in Feralas, where she was trying to hatch some Mur'gul Eggs. The Party managed to slay her before the eggs could be hatched, and freed themselves from her slavery.

## Trivia:

* The corrupted Murloc-eggs Lady Salamanya was protecting were the same eggs that were found in the Alliance DDO-Beta, used to hatch corrupted Mur'gul warriors. It can be assumed Lady Salamanya had a connection to this Elwynn Murloc-tribe.
Windwalker Beads

Found by:

## Flavor:

Each bead on the necklace has an intricate rune-carving. Not even the Blademasters know what they mean, they just think they look cool. *(They do.)*

## History:

While the Elves in the party were infiltrating a Kul Tiras settlement, Renheim scoured an old battlefield nearby, looking for fresh cadavers he could harvest skin from.

He stumbled upon the corpse of a Dwarven Mountain King who had fallen in battle ontop an Orcish Blademaster. The Mountain King was clutching these Prayer-Beads in his hand, seeming to have been snapped loose during his struggle with the Blademaster.

Renheim tried to loot the Prayer-Beads and then flay the skin off the Mountain King, but the moment his knife touched flesh, the Dwarf screamed out. The Dwarf was still alive, and attempted to fight off Renheim, but was too weakened from his coma. Renheim attempted to keep flaying the Dwarf alive, though Markrgrl swooped in to offer the Dwarf a more merciful death.

## Trivia:

* The duel between the Dwarf and the Blademaster is inspired by an old piece of concept-artwork.
Gunpowder Cask

Found by:

## Flavor:

*A small handheld cask, for when you absolutely need an explosion on-the-go.*

## History:

This cask of gunpowder was plundered during the raid of Fuego Isle by Magan Salvathan.

The following night, Magan planted the cask among the supplies of the bilge of the ship, already prepared for a mutiny the following morning.

The plant was successful, and the cask of gunpowder successfully blew a hole in the hull of the ship, sinking it.
Void Hounds

## Description

Void Hounds are strange tentacled beings from the Twisting Nether. Though they are naturally servants of the chaotic Void, some of them have joined the fray of the Burning Legion.

Few of these creatures have ever been seen on Azeroth, most have either been summoned there by Warlocks or Magi, or are attracted to places of intense magical energy. The majority of Void Hounds are found natively in the Twisting Nether or the Outlands.

## Trivia:

* The Party first found a Void Hound in Dire Maul, used as Lady Salamanya's guard-dog to protect her treasury.
* Markrgrl then went on to shrink the Void Hound to the size of a puppy with his Shrinking Powder.
* Astrae decided to use her Mind-Link with the sleeping creature to see what it was dreaming. She learned that the Void Hound had come to Dire Maul looking for a distant relative, seeing himself as an adventurous hero, before he was captured by a wicked Naga Sea-Witch.
Aetius (Heist)

## Biography:

**Name:** Aetius Thas'serrar

**Race:** Blood Elf

**Class:** Mage

**Sex:** Male

**Alignment:** Chaotic Neutral

**Connection:** Looking to learn more about the Kabal, and earn some treasure while in town.

**Background:** A somewhat shady magister of Silvermoon; Aetius Thas'serrar is a figure who often seeks personal gain and adventure before all else, relying on a good sword arm, knowledge of magic; and wits he'd claim to be quick.

## Abilities:

**Racial:**

* Magister

**Class:**

* Pyroblast
* Supernova
* Magic Lance

**Armor:**

* Light Armor (+3)

## Loot:

* Jade Phallus
* Length of Rope
* Steamy Romance Novel
* Mageweave Monthly Magazine
* Red Mana Potion *(Spent)*

## Trivia:

* Aetius brought a higher amount of Moolah than standard at the start of the adventure, and may thus become the target of thieves and pickpockets.
* Aetius attacked Grookit with a Fireball to prevent the Hozen's escape from the Shady Clam. Later on, Officer Copper O'Malley investigated the scorchmarks left behind from the battle. He is now on the lookout for a Mage.
* When the Party was going to regroup in the Gadgetzan Mega Market, Aetius returned with an interesting combination of purchases: +1 Jade Phallus, +1 Length of Rope, +1 Steamy Romance Novel, +1 Mageweave Monthly Magazine.
* Aetius posed as "Kindras Amin'dal" when the Party went undercover to scout out the Grimestreet Bank. Astrae posed as his mistress, which Aetius claimed was a natural cover-story for him.
* During his first session, Aetius gained access to the Kabal's hideout through an unnatural 20.
* On his second day, Aetius attempted to seduce Thea's summoned Succubus, but was outmaneuvered by the seductress. He then spent the rest of the day in the hideout with the demon, planning for the heist.
Staff of Frost

Looted by:

## Mechanics:

Whenever a Critical Hit is rolled while this staff is equipped, the current target is instantly frozen in a block of ice, skipping their turn if in combat.

## History:

After raiding an Ogre-village and defeating their leader, Chieftain Lob'brok, Denise and her Party looted the Ogre-hoard he was guarding.

Denise discovered this Staff of Frost inside the treasure-chest.

## Trivia:

* While experimenting with the Staff, Denise almost froze herself in a block of ice, though luckily she did not roll a 20. Still, the experience was enough to teach her the mechanics of the staff.
Blubbermouth

## Biography:

**Name:** Blubbermouth

**Role:** Manager of the Grimestreet Bank

**Race:** Tuskarr

**Class:** Paladin

**Status:** Alive

## Description:

Blubbermouth is a rather round Tuskarr. He has a walrus-mustache which he enjoys to twirl, and a bumbling manner of speech.

## Word on the street:

The Party went to the Grimestreet Bank undercover, disguised as a noble family and their servants. They used their "status" to gain a private audience with Blubbermouth, who was quick to oblige (After a small bribe.)

During the conversation with Blubbermouth, the Party expressed their interest to deposit a large sum in Blubbermouth's bank. He was immediately intrigued, and willing to arrange for the business-relationship.

As part of the deal, Blubbermouth sent his servant Booran to guide the Party to the bank's vaults, showing their defenses. Blubbermouth even personally threw out every other customer, calling them "Plebians" as he announced "*Important* customers are coming through".

Later on, the party accidentally discovered Blubbermouth seems to have a Red Mana addiction, after he stumbled out of his office with his moustache full of red powder.

In the night, as Raven scouted Blubbermouth's movements, she discovered that he frequented a pool-club called "The Arcana" after work.

The Gang decided to infiltrate the club in an attempt to find Blubbermouth, and use their S.E.L.F.I.E Camera and a Red Mana Potion to create some blackmail-material. They eventually found Blubbermouth in a sauna, having a private meeting with some Kabalists.

Arya was allowed to enter the sauna, while the rest of the gang remained outside in hiding. They were able to overhear that the Kabalists were unhappy with Blubbermouth's excessive use of Red Mana, suspecting he was using the supplies to feed his own addiction.

Arya attempted to test the theory by waving a Red Mana potion around. Blubbermouth himself became visibly nervous, sweating, but he managed to decline. An Eredar Sorceress ended up taking a sip instead.

The Eredar then went mad with power, cackling as she opened a rift to Argus. The entire sauna threatened to get sucked up into the rift. Blubbermouth himself lost his grip and was halfway to the portal before Arya silenced the sorceress with a Banshee Wail.

Blubbermouth fell to the ground, and in his shell-shocked state, had to grab some Red Mana to calm his nerves. The party managed to snap some pictures of the act, in order to use it to blackmail the Tuskarr.

The following night, the Party stalked Blubbermouth as he headed home from the Bank. They discovered there were Paladins waiting outside his house, and had to drag him into a back-alley before he reached it.

Once threatened with the blackmail-photos, Blubbermouth was quick to agree with the Gang's demands. He called off his guards in order to allow the Gang free access to his bank, before he promptly fled Gadgetzan with his life. Now he is looking to start anew elsewhere
Hobgoblin

## Description:

Hobgoblins are a brutish subspecies of Goblins, said to be mutations from heavy alchemical experimentation. The Hobgoblins, though dimwitted, have served their Goblin-cousins as pack-mules, laborers, and bodyguards.

## Trivia:

* Hobgoblins were first encounted in the Pirate Mini-DDO. The Hobgoblins were defending the home of a Theramore Noble, who held the documents the Dread-Captain had hired the Pirate-Party to steal.
* Hobgoblins returned in Kalimdor-DDO, serving as the Mercenary-Guards and Criminal Goons of the various Goblins on the Gigabolt Pleasure-Yacht.
Goblin Torch

## Flavor:

*"Based on the design of our Goblin Auto-Campfire, this brand new Gigabolt Co. Torch offers you all your light-based needs, conveniently fitting in your pocket!" - Roznal Gigabolt*

## History:

After raiding an Ogre-village and slaying their chieftain, Markrgrl tried to loot the corpse of Lob'brok to see if he carried anything.

He discovered this "Goblin Torch", and was immediately fascinated with it, immediately trying to show it off to everyone in the Party.
Food Supplies

Found by:

## History:

After waking up in the Wailing Caverns, the Party was quite hungry from the lack of food. Markrgrl had been fishing in the underground pools, collecting cavefish in his mouth, which he barfed up to offer to the party. Most of the party was reluctant to eat it for some reason.

After belching up the fish, Mark belched up some strange tin cans he had accidentally consumed. Though the Murloc thought it was just trash, the party quickly discovered each can contained food-supplies. After a decent meal, the whole party was re-energized for their upcoming mission.

## Trivia:

* After the Party rejected Mark's offer of belched-up cavefish, his player asked if he could roll to see if anything else from the waters could be belched up from the Murloc's shark-like belly. With the limit of only rolling from 1-20 on the loot-table, Mark managed to roll a natural 20, giving him the cans of food because he's a lucky prick.
* Rumi attempted to open her tincan with her claws, and was asked to give a strength-roll. She rolled a critical fail with a natural 1, causing her to cut her finger on a sharp edge of the can. After actually opening it, she also discovered the can was totally empty.
* Astrae on the other hand rolled a 19 for her own can of food, which caused the food-supplies to become whatever was Astrae's character's favorite food. It was Special Sunwell-Endorsed Plainstrider in a Can.
Steamy Romance Novel

Found by:

## Flavor:

You don't really want anyone to find this in your loot-list.

## History:

While sailing on a riverboat through the Thousand Needles, Mei-Li discovered this steamy romance novel.

Though she was embarrassed at first, trying to hide it, Rumika picked up on her curious behavior and asked for a trade. Rumi gave Mei-Li a Cask of Ale in exchange for the Steamy Romance Novel.

## Trivia:

* On the same steamboat, the Party also found the book "Fifty Layers of Shadow", insinuating the Goblin Captain may have had an obsession with cheesy novels.