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Shadow Demon

The Shadow Demon first made an appearance in Episode 14 in Lenneth Eventide's Eldritch Sanctum as a statue holding a Delerium sphere encased in glass. He offered information for our heroes' souls.

A small statue of the shadow demon was found by our heroes in the basement of Reed Manor in Episode 18. This is where they planned to find Oscar Yoren and to retrieve Queen Lenore von Kessel. The discovery of the statue strongly implied that Oscar had made a deal with the demon for power and/or knowledge.

He made another appearance in Episode 33 as a macabre, horrific effigy made of the body parts of the dead from the recent battle. The monstrous construct speaks when addressed and Sebastian Crowe learns that his soul is not "available to be traded" as another has a claim on it.

Lenneth Eventide reveals during Episode 43 that the Shadow Demon is Orcus.
Season 1: Dungeons of Drakkenheim episodes

## All the Drakkisodes

Link to playlist of all Drakkenheim episodes on youtube [1]

* Episode 1: The Rat's Nest
* Episode 2: Potion Inspectors
* Episode 3: Dog Days
* Episode 4: Counting Crowes
* Episode 5: Rat Trap
* Episode 6: Catch of the Day
* Episode 7: Hot Wings
* Episode 8: Corpse Hole
* Episode 9: Bodyguards
* Episode 10: Hell or High Pond Water
* Episode 11: Killer Queen
* Episode 12: Juice Cleanse
* Episode 13: Parent Trap
* Episode 14: Chasing Shadows
* Episode 15: Ashes to Ashes
* Episode 16: Fire and Steel
* Episode 17: Truth Be Told
* Episode 18: Clouded Judgement
* Episode 19: Climbing Tension
* Episode 20: Deceit & Discovery
* Episode 21: Fresh Meat
* Episode 22: Down the Hatch
* Episode 23: Captive Audience
* Episode 24: Jaws of Defeat
* Episode 25: To Hell With You
* Episode 26: Bridge the Gap
* Episode 27: Allies and Adversaries
* Episode 28: The Battle of Temple Gate
* Episode 29: The Battle of Temple Gate 2
* Episode 30: Potion Shop of Horrors
* Episode 31: Pack Tactics
* Episode 32: Slaughter at Slaughterstone
* Episode 33: Desecrated Grounds
* Episode 34: Pause and Reflect
* Episode 35: Hold Your Flametounge
* Episode 36: The Queen's Game
* Episode 37: Campus Life
* Episode 38: Lessons in Magic
* Episode 39: Long Overdue
* Episode 40: Tower of Power
* Episode 41: Whispers of War
* Episode 42: Death or Dishonor
* Episode 43: Of Rats and Men
* Episode 44: Operation Mayhem
* Episode 45: Cat's Out of the Bag
* Episode 46: Keys to the City
* Episode 47: Church and State
* Episode 48: Eyes in the Dark
* Episode 49: Great Halls and Fireballs
* Episode 50: The Hard Choice
* Episode 51: The Last March
* Episode 52: Of Rats and Ruin
Queen's Park Garden

Queen's Park Garden is located in the northern, central part of Drakkenheim. It was first visited by our heroes in Episode 10 as they sought to gather Eldritch Lilies for Oscar Yoren. It was here that they discovered, fought and eventually gained the trust of Queen Lenore von Kessel.

From "*The Bleeding Idiot's Guide to Drakkenheim*," by Montague Rharby, c. 1125

"Oh, we're going to the Park now? Righto. Let's take a lovely little stroll through the lush nightmare that is Queen's Park. What was once an ode to the wondrous beauty of nature and the pursuit of knowledge is now a horrifying monument to cosmic irony.

The once lovely canals? They're now acidic sludge that’ll melt your boots quicker than a quickling on quicksilver. The lovely emerald knolls and majestic trees have turned into gnarled, twisted parodies of their former selves. The once tranquil stream now resembles something more akin to a tormented spirit, writhing and convulsing in its tortured path.

Those sparkling lakes that mirrored the heavens? Now they reflect a sky that no mortal should witness, the depths hiding horrors that could drive a beholder mad. Those quiet ponds, where the moon once glimmered? Better pray you don't catch a glimpse of that reflection now, lest your mind get lost in the void.

The 'Lily of the Vale' Botanical Gardens? More like 'Lily of the Veil' now, where scholars have turned into shrieking banshees, their research into the botanical world now a twisted tableau of thorns and strangling vines. A place where science and magic used to mingle, now nature's taken its course, but it's a nature you wouldn't recognize.

And 'Athene's College of Agrimancy', once a noble institution dedicated to understanding nature, now plays host to a different kind of student. Let's just say the school’s mascot is now more tentacle than owl, and the curriculum now leans heavily towards how to avoid being devoured by your own shadow.

Queen’s Park menageries are indeed full of fauna, but it's the kind of fauna you'd find in a mage's worst nightmares. Creatures twisted beyond recognition, the aquariums filled with things that would make a kraken blush, and aviaries that echo not with birdsong, but with the screams of some poor fool who thought they could go bird-watching.

Oh, and the Inscrutable Tower. The once resplendent heart of the Amethyst Academy, now casts an ominous glow over the district, a beacon that seems to scream, "Turn back now, you pitiful fools!" Scholars and mages used to flock to it. Now, all that's left are echoes of their screams and phantoms of their arcane mistakes.

So, let's saunter through those ‘verdant’ paths, under a 'sunlight' that feels more like the gaze of a displeased elder god, and try not to become part of the living tapestry of horror that is the new Queen's Park. It truly is a testament to Drakkenheim's, err... resilience, if you can call it that. It's where the 'heart' of Drakkenheim still beats, but it’s more arrhythmia than rhythm."[1]
Hot Wings

Pluto, Sebastian, and Veo attack Red Dot and her vile harpies nesting in the Clock Tower.

## Synopsis

The names of the harpies listed in order in which our heroes dispatched them: Sara, Karen, Gretchen, Regina, Morgen, Marsha, and Red Dot herself.

Red Dot was also the source of Pluto's favorite magic item for a long time, his Javelin of Lightning.
Keys to the City

## Synopsis

Sebastian has a tense heart to heart with Katarina von Kessel, and the gang make their way back to the Amethyst Academy to meet with River.

They now have significant pieces to the puzzle. With a few communication challenges, and a run-in with some rats, they make it to the academy and discuss possible conspiracies and next steps.
Rudi Whittaker

## Summary

Rudi Whittaker is the character played by Jill Danaitis in the Drakkenheim second season, Shadows of Drakkenheim. Inspiration deriving from "Little Red Riding Hood", enveloping all the characters within, including the Huntsman, the Grandma, the Wolf, and Little Red.

Introduced in S2E1, the Terror in Tierhaven.

Rudi was a participant in the Civil War of Westemär but has put that in the past, and is currently married to \_\_\_\_\_. She's had many children all of varying ages and in many walks of life. She's currently part of the local law enforcement in Tierhaven. In the Civil War, she led a group of soldiers known as the Achtungwald Irregulars, one of the most destructive strike teams in the Civil War.

Rudi balances life as a battle-hardened Eldritch Knight and a loving mother and grandmother. She favors family and community above all else.

She is also known as the Red Huntsman

## Key Events

* Kills Gunter
* Helps to save Schaffburg
* Makes relationship with Knight Captain Gloria Hackfield
* Converses with Duke Von Fritz
* Drives out Fish People from Dransmund
* Drives out Ratlings from Dransmund
* Discovers the Cloudwatcher Globe in Ashaffen
* Decapitates Fish Villagers
* Liberates Lighthouse
* Kills the Duchess
* Meets Blackjack Mel
* Saves Lieutenant Commander Elias Drexel from Countess Klinekessel
* Makes alliance with Rickard Steelfang
* Saves druids from the Dreamworld
* Saves Charles the Unicorn from the Rift
* Meets Steward Johann Eisner
* Kills Countess Klinekessel (deleriam enhanced form)
* Helps contruct alliance between Dusk Wardens and Drakkenforce
* Liberates Shepards Gate
* Liberates Drakkenheim Garrison
* Liberates Cosmological Clocktower
* Steals Scepter of St. Vitruvio from Queen of Thieves
* Helps arrange a meeting between Katerina Von Kessel and Academy Director

## Notable Items

Crescent Moon Axe

## Notable Feats and Kills

* Rudi makes her first kill on the monsterous Uti in Episode 1
* Decapitated monster Gunter in Episode 1
* Rudi also kills one of the monster Ulick sons in Episode 1
* Ursine monsterosity in Episode 2
* Translucent Jellyfish in Episode 2
* Chonker
* The Duchess

## Quotes

* "He was the hunter, he would do the hunting..."
Operation Mayhem

## Synopsis

As our heroes prepare for upcoming conflicts, they realize they may have bitten off more than they can chew.

The episode starts with laying out the "foolproof" plan: the Hooded Lanterns will join forces with Caspians with more Caspians on the way, and the rats will guard the sewers from anyone seeking escape that way. Veo and Pluto each give a rally speech to the troops, and then they all go their separate ways according to the plan.

Drakkenforce heads down Champions Way and enters the sewers.
The rats are stronger and many more than they expected, with help from the "Rat God" and they have a potion that transforms them into giant strong beasts. Drakkenforce mimes drinking the muddy purple potion to keep up the lie that they are ghosts.

In the Delerium mine they see slave rats at work under the command of three tabaxi guards. Veo sneaks in and back while invisible. The Drakkenforce three transform into tabaxi and enter the mine, fighting the tabaxi guards and two ogres.

Escaping the outbreak of rat riot, the three are intercepted on their way to see the Queen of Thieves by Black Jack Mel. He tells them some interesting details and hurries them to see the Queen. "Right through this door!" He says. Pluto tries to detect thoughts, but senses nothing. Sebastian puts on his goggles of true sight, and sees something very peculiar. He doesn't tell his friends right away, and there is some conversation.
They Came from Below

## Synopsis

The story takes off where they left off, Rudi clangs her weapons at the mouth of the cave to attract the monsters attention, meanwhile Wilhelm climbs to the top of the mouth of the cave and Raphael casts invisibility on both him and Wilhelm and takes his place on one side of the cave.

Rudi, making as much noise as possible, tries to get the monsters attention and begins to talk to it. She taunts it and is successful in drawing whatever it is out, as it begins charging out of the cave.

Out comes a massive shaggy creature covered in feathers, big beak like mouth, overall avian face and eyes. It's an ursine creature with patches of fur falling off, purple blue and green in coloration, massive hook beak in bright orange yellow, frothing and razor sharp teeth within the beak. Stomach exposed and intestines dragging behind it. It is recognized as a creature Rudi's seen before but not in this condition and still living.

As the trio kill the monster, another translucent jellyfish crawls out of it's corpse and it begins to try to escape into the sky. As it does, it's taken down by the group and it ends up as a burnt crisp on the ground. They then begin to descend into the cave.

Inside they venture, coming to an area that has a rickety door with manacles and chains that would seemingly be big enough for the creature that they just fought. Upon further inspection, Raphael deduces that it was released and that whatever was inside might've died within it's confines, and that it was reanimated by that jellyfish monster. Venturing further into the room, they come to find tracks of deer fur leading them down further into the cave. They come across a more established room with lit torches, wherein lies a stockpile of looted caravan stock and farmhouse supplies that seem to be taken from passerbyes. There's a massive precipice where the blood trail of the deer ends and on the other side they witness 3 more of the ghouls from the barn eating away.
Monsters of the Week Episodes

## All the Monsters of the Week Episodes

All content is available on the Dungeon Dudes youtube channel or the direct link to the playlist here.

* Monsters of the Week Chapter 1: Ghost House

This episode features the Winchester Family Investigation.

* Monsters of the Week Chapter 2: Flight 013

This episode features the

* Monsters of the Week Chapter 3: Radio Silence

This episode features the

* Monsters of the Week Chapter 4: Dark Passage

This episode features the
River

River (not her real name)

River is a bespectacled Tiefling woman and Wizard of the Amethyst Academy. She is a childhood friend of Sebastian Crowe while he was at the academy and also the Heroes employer. She is described has having long, wavy blue hair and mottled brown skin. She was dressed in the traditional purple robes of the Amethyst Academy and was conspicuously accompanied by her companion/body guard described as "a looming figure clad in plate mail its face shrouded in darkness holding in its hands its shield and a flaming longsword" (who Veo calls Georgiano).

She was the first NPC introduced in the series, appearing in  Episode 1. She employed the heroes, and would give them fish (for Veo) and gold (for Sebastian and Pluto) for any Delerium they found in their adventures. Their first job, encompassing the majority of Episode 1, was to retrieve a particularly large piece of Delerium from the ruins of the Rats Nest Tavern.

She plays a vital role in the Amethyst Academy as a rival to Sebastian as well as working under Sebastian's mentor, Eldrick Runeweaver. She becomes important as not only one of the representatives of the Academy, but also as a liaison for the heroes and takes the support role in many instances.

She helps bring the adamantine ore to Emberwood Village for the heroes, is present during the faction meeting at the
Cathedral of Saint Vitruvio, is also present during one of the heroes last meetings prior to taking Castle Drakken, and accompanies the Queen and other VIPs being a non-combative caster.

She has a brother, Raphael, who also is part of the Amethyst Academy.
Ashes to Ashes

Sebastian concludes his adventures in to his past as things get a little heated, Pluto questions if they are the bad guys when he meets an old rival, Veo needs a rest after struggling with some undead.

## Synopsis

Announcements:

* Monty announces the opening of the Discord server to the Patreon members.

Drakkenforce Levels up to level 6.

* **Veo** takes her first level of Rogue and as a consequence she gains the following:

Proficiency in Deception and Expertise in Stealth and Perception
Thieve's Cant
* **Sebastian**

Counter Spell
Enlarge/Reduce
Hound of Ill Omen (which he names Reaper)
* **Pluto**

Takes Ability Score modifier for +2 Strength
Lord of the Feast

The Lord of the Feast is the leader of Drakkenheim's gnolls. In battle he wields a magical flail and rides a demonic, hyena-shaped mount named Shuva.

## Dungeons of Drakkenheim

At the start of the series, The Lord of the Feast and his gnolls occupy Drakkenheim's Temple Gate and the nearby Temple Ward. In Episodes 28 and 29. Veo, Sebastian, and Pluto spearhead the attack on the Temple Gate, successfully wresting control of it from the gnolls.

The heroes confront him in Episode 31 and Episode 32, near the Cathedral of Saint Vitruvio with the intention of luring him into a trap. The ensuing battle sees the loss of paladin Virgil Underwood and Flamekeeper Hannah, but he is successfully trapped in Slaughterstone Square and beheaded by The Executioner.

The heroes foil Gregora's attempt to crown a new Lord the Feast in Episode 33. In the same episode, the Executioner is briefly seen replacing its giant axe with the gnoll's magical flail.

## Behind the Scenes

Mechanically, the Lord of the Feast is a modified version of the *flind*, a superior gnoll variant. He wields a longbow and a three headed flail with the following magical effects:

* Pain
* Paralysis
* Madness

His mount Shuva is a Shoosuva, a hyena-shaped demon with a scorpion-like tail given to powerful gnolls as gifts from Yeenoghu after victorious battles.
Cathedral of Saint Vitruvio

The Cathedral of Saint Vitruvio was built to house the remains of the paladin by the same name, as well as the dragon Argonath upon which he rode. The plaza was once one of the busiest places in Drakkenheim.

## Description

The main building is a massive basilica style building [1], made of marbled stone. The nave is approximately 100 ft high, with the dome reaching almost 270 ft. The outside of the building is decorated with frescoes and its massive windows are stained glass.

There are three doorways providing access to the building. The square main door – nicknamed the door of paradise – is embossed with gold, depicting various scenes telling the story of the creation of the world, according to the beliefs of the Sacred Fire.

There is a separate bell tower, square and about 250 ft high, known for the seven bells of Saint Vitruvio.

## Dungeons of Drakkenheim

The Cathedral of Saint Vitruvio plays an important and central role in plot of our heroes as it potentially contains important documents related to Pluto Jackson's nephew.

The Cathedral is the stage for Episodes 33 and 34.
Jasper Cunningham

Jasper Cunningham is a character of the fantasy game Monster of the Week. He is being played by Mitchell Roberts.

## Summary

Jasper Cunningham is a psychic as part of a paranormal investigation team. He is a flake.

He feels he owes a debt to the world.

## Events

* Winchester Investigation
* Airplane Investigation
* Snow Facility Investigation
Jerry Rigz

## Essential Statistics

This character is part of the Untold Tales of Drakkenheim and is played by Kelly McLaughlin.

## Summary

Jerry Rigz is a part of a band of legendary Queen's Men consisting of three members, Jerry, Dell, and The Boogeyman. He's a small goblin that sports a pair of goggles firmly strapped to his head, which looks like it's been there for years and is never seen without it off. He smokes a cigar the size of his face and wears a red jacket with fur trim. He has many contraptions, mainly his crossbow looking construct that crackles with arcane energy every once in a while and looks like it'd explode any minute, as well as a buzzing spherical robot with propellers and insect like legs.

Prior to becoming an artificer he was rummaging through rubble near the Amethyst Academy and found a pair of goggles making him the smartest goblin there is.

## Notable Items

* Headband of Intellect (His goggles)
* Necklace of Fireballs
* 4 Doses of Knockout Poison
Dell Talqamar

## Essential Statistics

This character is part of the Untold Tales of Drakkenheim and is played by Jill Danaitis.

## Summary

Dell is a part of a band of legendary Queen's Men consisting of three members, Jerry,The Boogeyman and herself. Dell is a very straight forward person, not very much emotion and many people look past her. She looks almost dead like, and always has her staff with her at all times. She is here on a quest for her queen for more information to bring back home. She is commonly confused with local language and customs.

## Notable Items

* Boots of Flying
* 4 Doses of Knockout Poison
* Potion of Invulnerability
* Keoghtom's ointment
Dungeons of Drakkenheim Intro

## Transcript

Drakkenheim is no more. Struck by a falling star, the city bathed in eldritch fire on that woeful eve. The tumultuous aftermath brought chaos, families torn asunder, and a kingdom shattered. Fifteen years later, monsters stalk the haunted streets of Drakkenheim. Caught amidst rival factions struggling to rule the rubble, three unlikely partners venture forth into the crumbling city in search of riches, renown, and revenge.

## Credits

Written by Monty Martin. Voiced by hundredyearsboar. Art by Kelly McLaughlin and Jill Danaitis.
Emberwood Village

Emberwood Village is a small village in Westemär, located about 5 miles to the south of Drakkenheim.

Emberwood Village is the birthplace and hometown of Sebastian Crowe. Sebastian's family still lives in the village though they have moved to a new home and abandoned the original Crowe Manor that Sebastian's parents shared.

Despite the wars that took place after Drakkenheim fell, and not to mention the sheer danger of simply *being* in close proximity to Drakkenheim, Emberwood Village has stubbornly clung to existence. In recent years it has even achieved a slim measure of renewed prosperity by serving as the de facto trade and logistics hub for the various factions, private concerns, and many adventurers and mercenaries operating within the city.
Pack Tactics

Our heroes prepare to make a final push against the Gnolls, coming up with a plan involving an old nemesis.

## Synopsis

Our heroes prepare to make a final push against the Gnolls and their leader the Lord of the Feast, coming up with a plan involving their old nemesis, the Executioner.

Firsts:

* Jill announces the "Swag Store".
Javelin of Lightning

#### Item Explanation

This Javelin is a Magic Weapon. When you hurl it and speak its Command Word, it transforms into a bolt of lightning, forming a line 5 feet wide that extends out from you to a target within 120 feet. Each creature in the line excluding you and the target must make a DC 13 Dexterity saving throw, taking 4d6 lightning damage on a failed save, and half as much damage on a successful one. The Lightning Bolt turns back into a Javelin when it reaches the target. Make a ranged weapon Attack against the target. On a hit, the target takes damage from the Javelin plus 4d6 lightning damage.

The javelin's property can't be used again until the next dawn. In the meantime, the Javelin can still be used as a Magic Weapon.

# Javelin Of Lightning

melee weapon (simple, javelin)

Category: Items

* Damage: 1d6
* Damage Type: Piercing
* Item Rarity: Uncommon
* Properties: Range, Thrown
* Range: 30/120
* Weight: 2

## Discovery

* The item part of the spoils obtained after fighting Red Dot.
Steve Ashcroft

Steve is a character of the fantasy game Monsters of the Week. He is being played by Joe O'Gorman.

## Summary

Steve Miami Ashcroft is the leader of a paranormal investigation team. He plays as the Expert.

He's been researching the paranormal his whole life. He owns his dad's old beat up convertible. He's on at least a dozen different forums. And owns many different scented candles and beads to ward off demons. Most are in his trunk and some are on his person.

His first mission is to investigate the case of the Winchester family.

## Events

* Winchester Family Investigation
* Airplane Investigation
* Snow Facility Investigation
Sentinel Shield

## Item Description

Sentinel Shield is a medium shield shield with an eye in the middle of it.

## Discovery and Obtaining

It was seen in Aldor the Immense's shop early on in Episode 3 but the group decided not to buy it just then. It was later bought during Episode 12.

## Abilities and Statistics

 6 lb.

Sentinel Shield acts as a +2 AC Shield.

**Weight:** 6 lbs

## Trivia

* The original Sentinel Shield was meant to have advantage on initiative rolls and Wisdom (Perception) checks, but Monty chose to just let this shield be a flat +2 to AC
Season 3: Fate of Drakkenheim episodes

## Season 3 Episode List

Link to playlist of all Drakkenheim episodes on YouTube here.

* Episode 1: Kings and Corpses (YouTube)
* Episode 2: Ghost Light (YouTube)
* Episode 3: Divine Favours (YouTube)
* Episode 4: Dealing with Demons (YouTube)
* Episode 5: Shield Brother (YouTube)
* Episode 6: Tower of Vermin (YouTube)
* Episode 7: Divide and Conquer (YouTube)
* Episode 8: Royal Flush (YouTube)
* Episode 9: Tourist Trap (YouTube)
* Episode 10: Free Falling (YouTube)
* Episode 11: My Father's Son (YouTube)
* Episode 12: Dinner and Decisions (YouTube)
* Episode 13: The Hunt is On (YouTube)
* Episode 14: Life Finds a Way (YouTube)
* Episode 15: A Head of the Game (YouTube)
* Episode 16: Duke It Out (YouTube)
* Episode 17: Royal Vaults (YouTube)
* Episode 18: Heralds in the Throne Room (YouTube)
* Episode 19: Death in the Family (YouTube)
* Episode 20: Family Reunion (YouTube)
* Episode 21: Disturbing Corpses (YouTube)
* Episode 22: Shore Leave (YouTube)
* Episode 23: Smoke on the Water (YouTube)
* Episode 24: GASCONADE! (YouTube)
* Episode 25: And the Winner Is (YouTube)
* Episode 26: Creative Process (YouTube)
* Episode 27: To Hell and Back (YouTube)
* Episode 28: True Colors (YouTube)
* Episode 29: Dark Roast (YouTube)
* Episode 30: Magic School B U S (YouTube)
* Episode 31: Help in Heilig (YouTube)
* Episode 32: The Quarry (YouTube)
* Episode 33: Trust No One (YouTube)
* Episode 34: Blood Sausage (YouTube)
* Episode 35: Cats of Ulthar (YouTube)
* Episode 36: Doom Shroom (YouTube)
* Episode 37: Rats and Riddles (YouTube)
* Episode 38: Paws and Reflect (YouTube)
* Episode 39: The Secret Sanctum (YouTube)
* Episode 40: The Undying Mage (YouTube)
* Episode 41: Pirates of the Void (YouTube)
* Episode 42: Rescue Party (YouTube)
* Episode 43: Back to School Special (YouTube)
* Episode 44: Bros Before Prose (YouTube)
* Episode 45: Student Bodies (YouTube)
* Episode 46: Applied Goology (YouTube)
* Episode 47: Altbruke Chainsaw Massacre (YouTube)
Silver Order

The Silver Order is the military arm of the Church of the Sacred Flame in Elyria. They consist primarily of paladins and battle-priests. A company-sized expedition of approximately 200 combatants and 100 support staff has been dispatched to Drakkenheim. Ostensibly the expedition's mission is to destroy all traces of Delerium and to free Drakkenheim from its curse. Others, however, criticize them as being little more than unwelcome foreign invaders.

Operating from their forward base at Camp Dawn, the Silver Order expedition is logistically well-supported and is *very* heavily armed. They possess torch-like rod devices that function as flamethrowers, and they also have significant cavalry support including griffons. The Drakkenheim expedition is led by Knight-Captain Theodore Marshall with the aid of Ophelia Reed, a flame keeper of the Sacred Flame. They are introduced in episode 17.

The Silver Order are a proud and stubborn bunch. In the words of the Divine Matriarch they believe the Delerium to be, "Cthonic seeds of dark magic." They see Delerium as a poisonous and growing blight upon the world that must be stopped at all costs. This mindset is only reinforced by the cosmic horror that Delerium has visited upon the city, its surroundings, and its inhabitants. Therefore, while the Silver Order is not necessarily opposed to the idea that Drakkenheim can be rebuilt one day, they believe that the *only* realistic scenario in which this can occur is one in which every last trace of Delerium contamination has been expunged from the city. If that means clearing every single street and burning down every single building to achieve that goal, then so be it.

### **Members of Import**

* Theodore Marshall
* Flame Keeper Ophelia Reed
* Virgil Underwood
* Flame Keeper Hannah
Shield Brother

Drakkenforce explores Castle Drakken in an effort to procure a precious relic.

## Synopsis

Drakkenforce investigates the royal apartments. Leonard's room has been defiled by the demons that are now living in the tower, Mouse's room is completely untouched however. Katarina's room turns out to be locked using the Arcane Lock spell, but Sebastian manages to open it. The room has been completely emptied, save for the furniture. He discovers a hidden compartment under the bed.

It takes some effort to figure out how to open the compartment, but Sebastian still sets off a poison trap while doing so. The compartment contains a Go Bag:

* A spell book with practical spells up to 8th level. It also contains the sigil combinations to the magic circles for several Amethyst Academy towers, as well as the one in Emberwood Village, and a final one simply labeled "refuge".
* A simple wand (arcane focus)
* A component pouch
* A few scrolls of teleport
* 10 diamonds each worth at least 500 gp

After discussing what they could do with having access to her "refuge", the party sets out to obtain the Shield of Saint Vitruvio. They enter the royal apartments to find a Balor – The Regent – lying on the bed, watching theater performances by a group of imps. Pluto announces himself and his intentions, but he seems mostly annoyed that his play got interrupted. The Regent offers for our heroes to watch the play with him; he will kill them when it is finished.

During this conversation, our heroes have noticed the Shield of Saint Vitruvio lying around, being used as a serving platter. The Regent reveals that he killed Saint Vitruvio, which is confirmed by Ignacious. Veo tries some shenanigans using disguise self, which turns out to be ineffective, because the demon has Truesight. The demon also explains that he cannot be killed here permanently, and he will just reappear here, because he was summoned by the king, and only the king can unsummon him.

After some back and forth, Pluto decides that enough is enough and attacks the demon, egged on by Ignacious. Pluto goes down twice before getting the final blow on the Balor, who tries to take out our heroes by blowing himself up [1].

> I'm going to blow myself up now... bye bye.
>
> The Regent, S03E05: Shield Brother

After the explosion, the room is on fire. Pluto sees has a vision of Saint Vitruvio. His brief conversation leaves him wondering if he's really as selfish as Saint Vitruvio judges him to be.

Sebastian turns into a giant eagle and flies the party back to Camp Dawn, but everyone important is not there at the moment, dealing with things like the newly retaken Hooded Lanterns' barracks.

## Trivia

* The Shield of Saint Vitruvio is a misnomer. Ignacious explains that it's actually the Shield of the Sacred Flame and that it is ancient. It was once borne by Saint Tarna, the founder of the faith of the Sacred Fire.
Red Dot

Red Dot is the leader of the Harpies that had taken over the Clock Tower from Veo Sjena. She and her allies were defeated by Drakkenforce in Episode 7.

She is also the source of Pluto Jackson's favorite weapon, his Javelin of Lightning.

In the Dungeons of Drakkenheim Kickstarter Launch Livestream, it was revealed that Red Dot will be in the book, but under the name 'Crimson Countess'. The Crimson Countess is also one of the five miniatures.
Clifford

Clifford is the name Pluto would have chosen for the huge dog in the one off Decent into Doom with Dwarven Forge! had he been allowed to keep it. Clifford is placated but Veo casting speak with animals and feeding him some of her candied salmon.

Sadly, his fate is unknown as he does not follow them back to Drakkenheim.
Sssslurpy

Although Sssslurp (that's 4 S's) interacted with our heroes more than Blip Bloop, he is less well known (or at least less referred to) by the fans. He, like all fish people in the sewers of Drakkenheim, is covered in blue, green and purple scales and has large, bulbous yellow eyes with glowing purple irises and filled with blood veins.

He believes the story that Drakkenforce tells him about Blip Bloop's fate. He mentions The Duchess to them and refers to her as their leader. He brings them to the cistern which is where The Executioner (which they know as "the Giver") bodies fall after he deposits them in the well above.

It is here, in Episode 6, that Drakkenforce acquire the following from the bodies dropped by the Executioner:

* 2 Potions of Greater Healing
* 1 Scroll of Fireball
* Quiver of 5 +1 arrows
* George's Grapple Shot
* 5 frig-magnet javelins that stick to Pluto's Armor (just kidding they are just regular javelins)
Divide and Conquer

After obtaining the Shield of the Sacred Flame and securing the Clock Tower and garrison, the Dusk Wardens and Drakkenforce all prepare for the next step in their adventure.

## New Items

Wilhelm receives the new armor that was commissioned for him, crafted by Tobias Crowe with the help of the Amethyst Academy. It is a breastplate that comes with a green hooded cloak. It counts as a +3 studded leather armor for rules purposes (like armor proficiency). It also has properties much like a Cloak of the Bat, except that it doesn't transform the user into a bat, but into a pseudodragon.
Potion Shop of Horrors

With Temple Gate secure, the Lord Commander sends the heroes on a special mission to retrieve the supplies needed to keep Queen Lenore alive. But the old potions shop where the supplies are held has been twisted by Delerium.

## Synopsis

Firsts:

* The new layout of the Dungeon Dudes Studio, rotated 180 degrees from its previous orientation is used for the first time. No one notices.

Drakkenforce Levels up to level 8.

* **Veo** takes her third level in Rogue and picks as her roguish archetype Arcane Trickster giving her the following

Cantrips of Mage Hand, Minor Illusion, Prestidigitation
Two 1st level spell slots for which she chose: Feather Fall, Illusory Script and Silent Image
Mage Hand Legerdemain
* She can stow one object the hand is holding in a container worn or carried by another creature.
* She can retrieve an object in a container worn or carried by another creature.
* She can use thieves’ tools to pick locks and disarm traps at range.

* **Pluto**

 Mage Slayer

* **Sebastian** takes the Ritual Caster feat with which (from his mother's spell book) he learns:

Find Familiar (a crow he eventually names Crowley)
Detect Magic

Also replaces Suggestion with Fireball and learns his first 4th level spell, Fire Wall
Oscar Yoren

Oscar Yoren is a necromancer who knows a lot about Delerium.

## Appearance

Oscar Yoren was described as being incredibly corpulent, over 300 pounds at about five and half feet tall. His veins bulge slightly due to a long-term delerium treatment, and his eyes have changed color to a more purplish gleam.

When encountered later in the Amethyst Academy Tower, he had attached delerium to his body, perhaps similarly to the Followers of the Falling Fire, but in this case it was used for armor.

## History

Oscar Yoren once worked as a member of the Amethyst Academy, but when funding dried up for his necromancy projects, he went rogue. He made his way to Drakkenheim, where he holed up in Reed Manor, setting up a base to practice necromancy and research delerium. He made money by brewing potions for the Hooded Lanterns. At some point, he began communing with the Shadow Demon.

The heroes went to his home in pursuit of his research, and despite killing one of his apprentices and wounding another, they managed to reach an agreement in an exchange for Eldritch Lilies. The heroes later returned to him, entrusting him with the care of Queen Lenore, hoping that his expertise in delerium could aid in saving the Queen. Sebastian also took some of Oscar's notes, which were later delivered to the Amethyst Academy.

Days later, Oscar found that the Heroes were working for the Amethyst Academy through use of scrying magic. Fearing for his safety, he staged a break-in at his manor, and took the Queen to the Hooded Lantern's barracks, where he set up shop in the basement torture-chamber, continuing his work. The heroes managed to track his cart, avoid capture by the Lanterns, and confront him in the basement. When he was caught in a lie before Elias Drexel, he fled through teleportation, swearing vengeance on the heroes.

It is presumed that he was working for the Queen of Thieves at some point, and may have had an arrangement to sell undead to her.

Some time afterward, Oscar managed to enter the Amethyst Academy Tower, and he recovered the Staff of Power from Archmage Modera. He surgically removed her hands and stitched them onto his own body so that he could use her nine rings to access any point in the tower. After a violent confrontation with the heroes once again, he broke the Staff of Power in a retributive strike, dying.
Edicts of Lumen

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In ancient times, mighty sorcerer-kings ruled a vast empire, until their tyrannical rule was eventually ended by cleric and paladins of the Sacred Flame, a thousand years ago.
Eventually a magical treaty was reached between the Amethyst Academy, the continental nobility and the Faith of the Sacred Flame[1]. The agreement is hundreds of pages long and separates the political and economic powers of clergy, mages, and nobles.

* Mages are forbidden from holding noble titles or owning land.
* The Amethyst Academy must maintain a neutral political position.
* The Amethyst Academy has the right to claim any mageborn child (from the age of 6 [2]) and train them until they come of age.
* The Amethyst Academy controls the sale of magical items. They cannot offer any discounts to any party, to maintain their neutral position.
* The use of some enchantment spells (like Dominate Person) is limited or forbidden. [*citation needed*]
* Article 6: **The Articles of Umbrage**: in the case that either the Amethyst Academy or the Faith does not adhere to the Edicts, any of the monarchs on the continent has the Articles of Umbrage at their disposal to enforce them. When invoking the highest article of the Articles of Umbrage, the nobility of the entire continent are called to action [3].
Eyes in the Dark

## Synopsis

Our heroes chase a group of Minotaurs through the dungeons of Castle Drakken before finding a dangerous new enemy in the throne room.

This is the episode where talking gargoyles and stone vines and fleshy eye balls make things interesting. Veo remembers how she used to move through the castle (following food) while she tries to track down what happened to her dad that day 15 years before.
Rats Nest Tavern

The Rat's Nest Tavern is located in the area outside the Drakkenheim city walls called the Sprawl. It is just south of Shepards Way and just to the west of of the city walls. It was the first place our heroes visited for River and the Amethyst Academy, and where they first encountered The Rat Prince in Episode 1.

The building was destroyed by a large shard of the meteorite that made a 30' wide 20' deep hole in its stone floor and left nothing but a shadow on the walls behind where the patrons stood when the shard hit.
Black Jack Mel

Black Jack Mel is a mid-level member of the Queen's Men. He was briefly the manager of Drakkenforce in Episodes 21 and 24, representing them in the fighting pits of the Queen of Thieves. He can occasionally be found lurking around the tavern in Emberwood Village, keeping an eye on the goings-on there and generally facilitating the interests of the Queen's Men.
Tobias Crowe

Tobias Crowe is a blacksmith in Emberwood Village and Sebastian Crowe's father.

He is affectionately known to Veo Sjena as "Papa Carrot Top".

Tobias also forges from the meteoric metal left behind in the ratlings borrow in Episode 1 and later transported to him by the Ratlings lead by the The Rat Prince, into Pluto Jackson's adamantine armour. While wearing this armour Pluto is immune to critical hits but is also not very stealthy (Clunk! Clunk! Clunk!).
Kelly McLaughlin

Kelly McLaughlin is one of two co-creators of the Dungeon Dudes brand and also one of the players of Season 1 and Season 2 of the Drakkenheim series.

In Season 1, Dungeons of Drakkenheim, he plays as Sebastian Crowe.

In Season 2, Shadows of Drakkenheim, he plays as Wilhelm Wolfsbane.

In Monsters of the Week, Kelly plays as the Keeper (the DM).

In Untold Tales of Drakkenheim, Kelly plays multiple characters: Cogsworth B Copperpot of the Amethyst Academy, Jerry Rigz of the Queen's Men, Mara Sturmer of the Followers of the Falling Fire, Chud Hopkins of the Hooded Lanterns, Austin Edwards of the Sliver Order, Osiris Chronoly in Fright of the Museum, and Rufus Apollo in The Hogtown Butcher.
Ophelia Reed

Ophelia Reed is a Flame Keeper of the Silver Order on their mission to Drakkenheim. She is a heavyset woman with smooth ochre-brown skin and very large, plump hands. She has a very large, round face with elegant lines and dark freckles.

She is the one who cast the Zone of Truth in Episode 17. She also takes over the care of Queen Lenore von Kessel after Oscar Yoren is driven from the barracks of the Hooded Lanterns. She believes strongly that the Queen should not be allowed to continue to suffer.
Gregora

Gregora Goldenbrow was originally the High Flamekeeper and member of the Small Council.

She was was missing and presumed dead at the onset of the campaign, but it later makes an appearance as the evil priestess of the gnolls.
She first appears in Episode 32, where she has a big impact as she revives the Lord of the Feast's mount.

She is prominently featured in Episode 33. She is found in the Cathedral of Saint Vitruvio brewing a concoction while other gnolls battled each other, presumably for the right to become the new Lord of the Feast. The heroes fight Gregora, the other gnolls, and a Vrock. Gregora ends the battle in an interesting way.
Campus Life

## Synopsis

Our heroes venture to Emberwood Village with their new/old allies River and Eldrick Runeweaver to visit the Crowe family. They tell the Crowe's of the changes that have come about since the events at the Cathedral of Saint Vitruvio, and of their fears that the Queen of Thieves may now try to use the Crowe family as leverage against them. All parties agree to rest in the village and plan their next steps.

During their respite, Veo settles in to her new role as Lord Commander. Sebastian brews 10 potions and learns the process for reactivating the Academy Tower from Eldrick, and Pluto prepares to slay mages.

The episode ends as the three reenter the city, make their way to the campus of the academy, drink their Aqua Expurgo potions and enter the heavy haze that shrouds the area. While there they discover human-sized crystals of Delerium, which have clearly grown there in the thick haze in the 15 years since the meteor stuck the city. They find evidence that someone/something has harvested one of the giant crystals and dragged it to the entrance of the tower. They also are attacked by a humongous, tentacled frog-like monstrosity which emerges from one of the pools near the tower.
Cogsworth B Copperpot

## Essential Statistics

This character is played by Kelly McLaughlin in Untold Tales of Drakkenheim.

 Summary

A extremely forgetful and old gnome. He's a little over 3 feet tall. He is over 900 years old for reasons no one can explain. He looks like he's been wearing the same Amethyst Academy robes for the entire 900 years. There's stitches everywhere and patchwork all over. Slung over his back is a little glass orb with his familiar Archibold the octopus. He carries a small staff and his spellbook is a bunch of crumpled up notes that are sticking out of various pockets out of his cloak. His beard drags across the ground and he sports a nose that is almost as big as his head and has a huge mustache that comes out from under his nose. You can't really see his eyes or his mouth anywhere, just looks like a nose and a bunch of tufts of hair.

Sports a broken wand shabily taped together.
The Rat's Nest

A Dungeons & Dragons 5e Actual Play Campaign! Three adventurers set out to find their fortune in the ruined city of Drakkenheim.

## Synopsis

Sebastian and Pluto travel to the old Eckerman Mill and meet Veo Sjena, their new navigator and Sebastian Crowe's childhood friend. They then meet River who gives them the task of exploring the Rats Nest Tavern and collecting a rumored large shard of Delerium for her and the Amethyst Academy. They travel to the Rat's Nest tavern and there kill the Queen of the ratlings and many of the ratlings and giant rats there. They successfully remove the large Delerium shard from the larger piece of Meteor in which it was embedded. They also meet The Rat Prince for the first time.

The Rat Prince meets Veo Sjena using her gloomslalker ranger power and Sebastian Crowe in his shadow sorcerer's darkness spell, so he mistakes them for ghosts. He calls them Fiery ghost, Shadowy ghost and Chain ghost. The heroes claim to be ghosts sent by the rat god and this is the origin of the name "The Ghostly Three" by which the heroes refer to themselves in the presence of ratlings. They are offered the human and planned dinner for the Queen of the rats, Captain Petra Lang of the Hooded Lanterns.

As the leave the rat's borrows, they run into and are questioned by Durant of the Silver Order.

Firsts:

* Sebastian saves Pluto by feeding him a healing potion after his fall into a spike trap and two vicious attacks by giant rats leaves him dying.
* Sebastian first introduces himself dramatically, to the Rat Prince: "I am Sebastian Crowe and I am about to set you on fire." and shortly thereafter, to the bound Petra Lang, "I am Sebastian Crowe and I'm here to rescue you."
* The first of the Paladin's of the Silver Order and the first of the Hooded Lanterns are met.
* The first Drakkenforce huddle as our heroes decide what to do with Petra.
* The first magic item acquired. In a human skull, Sebastian finds a glowing orb, that abruptly stops glowing. The orb does not make another appearance until 40 minutes into Episode 5, where, after entering the sewers and realizing that Pluto Jackson would need a light source, Sebastian rolls a 20 for an Arcana check and discovers the orb is none other than a Drift Globe.

No Dwarven Forge Camera was used.
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## Indeks

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Addie Truman

Addie Truman is a character in a fantasy game called Monsters of the Week. She is being played by Jill Danaitis.

## Summary

Addie Truman is the videographer as part of a paranormal investigation team. She is the Wronged.

Part of her ability as the Wronged, she can use the manipulate ability to change charm to intimidate.

She's known as Truman, as no one particularly uses her first name.

## Events

* Winchester Investigation
* Airplane Investigation
* Snow Facility Investigation
Season 2: Shadows of Drakkenheim episodes

## Season 2 Episode List

Link to playlist of all Drakkenheim episodes on YouTube here.

* Episode 1: Terror in Tierhaven (Youtube)
* Episode 2: They Came from Below (Youtube)
* Episode 3: Screams in the Night (Youtube)
* Episode 4: The Sinister Secret of Schaffburg (Youtube)
* Episode 5: The Schaffburg Massacre (Youtube)
* Episode 6: Tunnels and Treachery (Youtube)
* Episode 7: Cabin in the Swamp (Youtube)
* Episode 8: The Thin Place (Youtube)
* Episode 9: Voices in the Dark (Youtube)
* Episode 10: Treacherous Waters (Youtube)
* Episode 11: The Puppet Master (Youtube)
* Episode 12: Those Who Remain (Youtube)
* Episode 13: Tense Hospitality (Youtube)
* Episode 14: Depths of Drannsmund (Youtube)
* Episode 15: We the Cursed (Youtube)
* Episode 16: Best Friend, Worst Friend (Youtube)
* Episode 17: Do Ratlings Dream of Electric Sheep (Youtube)
* Episode 18: Batten Down the Hatches (Youtube)
* Episode 19: Port and Starboard (Youtube)
* Episode 20: Douse With Flames (Youtube)
* Episode 21: Murky Waters (Youtube)
* Episode 22: Return to Ash Bay (Youtube)
* Episode 23: The Lighthouse (Youtube)
* Episode 24: Pool Party (Youtube)
* Episode 25: The Battle of Aschaffen Part 1 (Youtube)
* Episode 26: The Battle of Aschaffen Part 2 (Youtube)
* Episode 27: Three Heads Are Better Than Eight (Youtube)
* Episode 28: Family Matters (Youtube)
* Episode 29: Heads and Tales (Youtube)
* Episode 30: Night Terrors (Youtube)
* Episode 31: The Court of the Night (Youtube)
* Episode 32: The 11th Hour (Youtube)
* Episode 33: Buried Past (Youtube)
* Episode 34: Wolfsbane (Youtube)
* Episode 35: The Hunger (Youtube)
* Episode 36: Amongst Wolves (Youtube)
* Episode 37: Root of All Evil (Youtube)
* Episode 38: Where Dreamers Often Lie (Youtube)
* Episode 39: What Dreams May Come (Youtube)
* Episode 40: The Rift Between Us (Youtube)
* Episode 41: The Key Master (Youtube)
* Episode 42: Awakenings (Youtube)
* Episode 43: Court of the Countess Part 1 (Youtube)
* Episode 44: Court of the Countess Part 2 (Youtube)
* Episode 45: Return to the Ruins (Youtube)
* Episode 46: The Perfect Geode (Youtube)
* Episode 47: Heart of Annihilation (Youtube)
* Episode 48: No Easy Choice (Youtube)
* Episode 49: Dark Side of the Moon (Youtube)
* Episode 50: Joining Forces (Youtube)