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Leona Mills

**Leona Mills** is an evolved human from the television show *Heroes* portrayed by Carri Wagner.

## Powers and Abilities

### Powers

**Age transferal:** Leona is an evolved human with the ability to transfer age between herself and other objects. She has shown that she is capable of reverting herself from a rotting death-like state to normal by absorbing the life-force from a wooden chair. Leona ages faster than normal, transforming over several hours from appearing as a young woman to middle-aged with deepening lines on her face.

The aged bodies Rachel found after a battle at the circus suggests that she can also apply her ability to living things. Leona has also shown she can reverse her ability to transfer life-force into other people or things.
Session 35 - The Final Time Portal

The Dogs of War decided to attack the Foundry Tower to destroy the final time portal being used by the Adaranth to stay "above the web" and exist outside of time, eluding its enemies. They headed to the tower and attacked it. It was heavily guarded by undead modrons and modron-ified elves. The party unleashed Princess Ikombe and her heavy hollyphant troops to clear a path for them to the tower. Once inside the tower, the party fought a bitter fight with more of the Adaranth's forces to gain control of the portal, which they then dispelled.

As soon as the portal was destroyed, there was a great rushing noise and the party felt themselves rush through time. They found themselves atop the Foundry Tower, apparently at the same point in time as they had left the city to find Ir'mee al-Ma in the astral plane, but the city was massively changed. Brass tendrils and conduits wove through the entire city, surrounding buildings, running through the streets, and extending into the air. Tubes filled with bizarre colored fluids ran throughout the city and bizarre clockwork and mechanical devices were scattered everywhere. Some of the devices were clearly modron but some of them appeared to be of elvish and hellish construction. In the sky in the center of the city there was a massive floating sphere made of the same components. Connecting the sphere to the city below was a giant tower, more like a massive bundle of conduits, cables, and pipes, leading up into the sphere itself. In the streets, large numbers of bizarre and twisted figures had appeared, creatures cobbled together from elf, devil, and modron components. These creatures begin to band together and skirmishes began break out with the citizens of the city.
Purple

Purple is one of the main protagonists of Slendytubbies: The Extension. He is also part and the actual Leader of a team of rebels in the series. He's an oc by the user PurpleTheBunny.

## Appearance

He is a Purple Teletubbie with Red arms and Head. Tho his antenna is still Purple. He has a spring-shaped antenna.

## Behavior

He likes making jokes and is serious when he needs to. He cares and protects his friends.
Lone Modron

The "Lone Modron" is a nonaton modron. 200 years before the invasion of Sigil, he began to suspect that the modron god-king Primus was under the influence of some external force and left the modron community in Mechanus. He has traveled extensively throughout the planes.

He was discovered by the Dogs of War hiding in the plane of Limbo. They helped repair some of the damage and disease he had accumulated over time and they decided to call him Zaphod.
Pentacle

The Pentacle is the city council of the city of Duskbridge. It is comprised of five members who make major decisions on behalf of the city. The members were elected but serve until they die, chose to step down, or are forcibly removed by a unanimous vote of the remaining four members of the council.

The current members are:

* Cesa - Female elf cleric of Elebrin Liothiel. Cesa has silver hair and bright blue eyes. She is friendly and kind and speaks in a slow, low pitched voice.
* Wulfa - Male human ranger - narrow face and thick brown hair and a patch over one eye. He is in his forties. He is quiet and observant.
* Frari - Male dwarf cleric of Marthammor Duin (travel and exploration) - He is overweight even for a dwarf and has golden hair and hazel eyes. He is confident and loud.
* Elethor - male elf craftsman - Elethor has messy copper hair and is always a bit dirty from his work as a woodworker. He is suspicious and skittish, traits that he earned by being seriously wounded long ago when he was an adventurer.
* Kather - Female human professional - Kather is an artist in her 60s, she has grey hair and green eyes. She is practical and down-to-earth.
J.

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J. is one of the many characters from **Slendytubbies: The Extension**. He's also part of the rebel team.

## Appearance

J. is an orange teletubbie with green mad scientist glasses, black pants and an antenna in form of a pencil. He's somewhat taller than Tinky Winky.

## Behavior

J. is rather impulsive and "looney tooney", he sometimes is really creepy, yet he is actually somewhat funny and humorous (no, not jokes, just the way he acts)

## Trivia.

* J. is actually the closest thing to an **insane** teletubby that is in the rebel team.
* He was coloured **orange**, and then later it turned out to be **"the colour of insanity"**, which if you think about it, fits him well.
* He wears pants to hide **bandages** and **cuts** made by **monsters.**

* At first his design had white eyes and also normal glasses, and he also had a change in behaviour, he was normal, logical, and overthinked stuff a lot.
	+ **However**, this was changed, as 1. it looked odd, and 2. it was somewhat boring.
* He's a **mad scientist**, making him the scientist of the rebel team.
* He's somewhat skilled in melee combat.
Prologue

## The War

When the infection started the Military decided that they needed
help. As soon as they noticed the existence of a group of Rebels around
the forests they went to their base and asked for help and promissed
that they would give them something in return. That included Money and
better Equipment.

## The Flamethrower Incident

This incident dates back when Sonicexe35 didn't have to wear a mask.
When the Rebel Team was killing off Newborns (like usual). Sonic was
also there, making sure there wasn't any Newborns. Sonic eventually came
 to one that was in a corner, Sonic killed the Newborn. Until he heard
something from behind him. He spun around just to see flames cover his
vision, a Cyborg Newborn (with a flamethrower instead of a RPG) had
snuck behind him while he was dealing with the other Newborn. Sonicexe35
 tried covering his face to protect himself (even though it wouldn't
really help. It's a reflex he has), but it was too late and the gas from
 the flames made him pass out. Sonic was rushed to the infirmary when
Purple found him on the ground. Sonic later woke up in the infirmary.
The nurse told him he is expected to make a full recovery. He felt his
face and he felt plastic instead of skin. The nurse told him the only
downside is he has to wear a mask since his face was so burnt down to
the point they couldn't fix it. Sonic said he could deal with
it....Until the nurse handed him a mirror. Sonic kind of freaked out
because of it, he looked pretty ugly. But as time went on he got used to
 the mask being there, he liked it as having a replacement face.
Session 23 - The Library of All Knowledge

Nedra and Jeddak spent time talking to Shrakaa and Dakahep, two of the leaders of the githzerai monastery. Shrakaa seemed to suspect that the party were the Dogs of War and was very suspicious of them. Dakahep seemed to be an ally, clearly hating the modrons that were staying at the monastery. He showed them the sigil sequence for the teleportation circle at the monastery so they could return at will. As they spoke with him, he made it known that he was aware of the location of the Lone Modron. He sent the party with one of the monks on a boat to find the Lone Modron.

Upon arriving, they found the modron in a very disturbed state. He had quite a bit of damage to his mechanical components and his flesh was suffering from some kind of illness. Nedra and Jeddak spent time repairing and healing his wounds. They decided to call him Zaphod. Zaphod told the party what little he knew, that the modrons seemed to be under the influence of some outside force. He said the thought that Primus, the modron leader, was replaced by a non-modron with some kind of agenda, but he didn't know what it is. This was the reason he left modron society. The party took him to the Wall of Vapors and made sure he could contact Pylympe. While Pylympe was there, they instructed him to ask Zyndar to look into the strange virus that the Lone Modron had contracted, thinking it might be usable as a weapon against the modrons.

The party decided that their next goal should be the Library of All Knowledge in Brux in the Beastlands. They used a Planeshift scroll to arrive at the library. It was a deceptively small stone building in the forests of Brux where two suns hover opposite each other on the horizons. It was nearly deserted, with just a few people studying. The scholars were proxies for the deities Oghma, Deneir, and Milil. There was one, worshiper of Oghma, who looked like young boy. He was named Elmert. He was deeply knowledgeable and helped the party find the Zenythri preceptor the sought. The preceptor was in the library, but it was in a box which was locked. When they touched the box, the entire party was transported into an arena and had to battle modrons until they were able to solve a puzzle and open the box.

In addition, Augustus found a book about the modron god-king Primus. There was a section aparently about the Adaranth, but it had been removed.
Session 17 - Rooftop Sabotage

The Dogs of War returned to Sigil from their visit to the Feywild. After checking on their Redcap farm in the forgotten moon crypt, they went straight to see Kilmah and Bron to resupply.

They went from there to visit Bariashuu on his home plane in the swamps of Cathrys. Nedra presented Bariashuu's kobold priests with a gift, a candle made be Imindel and scented like dead elves. Bariashuu was entertained by this gift. The party also showed Bariashuu the second excerpt from the Velvet Tome which they had been given by Beorhisto. Bariashuu pointed out that the passage "Once there were eight dragons who vied for the swamps of Cathrys" referred to him, but that only he remained, and he knew for certain that none of the Zenythri Preceptors were in the swamps of Cathrys.

After returning again to Sigil, they went to visit Gwyonor at the Shattered Temple Library. Gwyonor made a magical replica of the Velvet Tome for the party and said he would study it himself to see if he could glean more information about the Zenythri Preceptors from it.

At this point a runner from Zyndar found the party and they met him in his pocket dimension hideout. He told them that things had progressed well while they had been gone. The army of kuo-toa led by their high priestess Klogana was ready to move, as were an additional force of elves from Arborea, and more allies gathered together through the skillful diplomacy of Abbar Savi. The Redcap commandos were growing nicely and helping to were already helping to clear the sewers of Sigil. Along with help from Slyy's resistance, Ctha-Nitha's gnolls, and the newly recruited militia from Duskbridge in the Feywild and from Bariashuu himself, the war council believed that Sigil could be reclaimed. Preparations were under way and they attack was set for ninety days hence. One of the first steps in the plan was to close a massive portal to the plane of Mechanus through which modron reinforcements and supplies were entering the city. The portal was being projected by a magical apparatus sitting on the rooftop of a warehouse. The plan was to send a large force of gnolls to attack the building, clearing enough of a path that a small force could reach the roof and destroy or disable the projector. Zyndar asked if the party would be that small force. The party agreed and came up with a (completely fricking brilliant and beautiful) plan to use two bags of holding to open a rift to the astral plane, sucking a piece of the projector through it.

The plan went well, the gnolls cleared a path and the party attained the roof, which was heavily defended by modrons and some of Jynjur's elves. Some of the party fought there way form an adjacent building to the projector, stuffed one bag into the other, and sucked a piece of it (along with themselves) into the astral plane. The remaining group did the same without spanning the gap to the building holding the projector.

Being sucked through the rift was chaotic and psychically damaging and left some of the party disabled, floating adrift in the astral sea.
City of Khem

The City of Khem is a huge sprawling metropolis in endless white deserts of Mithardir. It is a part of the realm of the goddess Nephthys and is the final resting place of innumerable souls aligned with her. As Nephthys is the goddess of wealth and commerce, the city is rich and thriving with merchants and trade.
Sun

Sun is one of the protagonists from the series Slendytubbies: the extension. He is also part of a team of Rebels in it. He's an oc of the user EpicLeLet47

## Appearance

He is almost equal to moon the only difference,he have a black fur and he use a cap

## Behavior

He is the exact opposite of moon he makes a lot of jokes but for humour. and he has amost no fear only one which is Losing his Brother.

## Trivia

* He is 18 years old.
* before he and his brother were in the rebels' team they were mercenaries
* his best friend is Purple
Session 29 - The Siege of the Foundry

A courier reached the party and informed them that their help was needed to break the siege of the Foundry, where a large force of elves and modrons was dug in and offering stiff resistance. The party devised a plan to enter the foundry and retake it. The main forces of the Militias of Resistance engaged in a diversionary attack along the defensive lines of the Foundry while the party created a portal into a building within and used the gnoll Jackalhead Guard to attack from behind the lines.

The plan was successful and the party retook the inner and outer Foundry. The only remaining resistance was the Tower.
Five Disciples of Pahazep

The Five Disciples of Pahazep are five wise and skilled githzerai living in a monastery in the plane of Limbo dedicated to the teachings of Pahazep. Pahazep was a renowned githzerai mystic and luminary who taught that one should be always learning from one's enemies, keeping them close and engaging with them, observing all the time, so that when the chance arises, the enemy can be crushed.

The five disciples are:

Fezeth - a githzerai female, she is quiet and observant

Loraya - a githzerai female, she is quiet and observant

Gith-huub - a githzerai male, he seems distant and somewhat decrepit, but is beloved in the monastery

Shrakaa - a githzerai female, she is deeply intelligent and a master strategist

Dakahep - a githzerai male, he is proud, even arrogant, but good natured
Page of Katalii

The Page of Katalii is a single page from a larger work written by the archmage Katalii. No more is known of its origin. It contains some kind of astrological chart, and glyphs in a language about which almost nothing is known. The language is known to be the root of all languages now spoken on the plan of Mechanus but something about the nature of the language defies magical interpretation.

An explorer named Beorhisto found the page on the astral plane 200 years ago and delivered it to the Athar library at the Shattered Temple in Sigil. He made some cryptic notes about the page.

There seems to be some connection between the Page of Katalii and the Astral Map which was in the possession of Beorhisto.
Monastery of the Five Disciples of Pahazep

The Monastery of the Five Disciples of Pahazep is an enclave of githzerai monks in the plane of Limbo. It is led by the Five Disciples of Pahazep. Pahazep was a renowned githzerai mystic and luminary who taught that one should be always learning from one's enemies, keeping them close and engaging with them, observing all the time, so that when the chance arises, the enemy can be crushed.
Tomb of Illannor

Stone steps descend into an underground crypt in a forgotten cemetery in Sigil. Ancient elvish runes and scenes are carved into the walls. At the opposite end of the square room, a large crescent moon is carved into the wall. There are three large circles carved in various positions on the floor of the room. An inscription is cut deep into the floor at the entrance to the room. It says:

> Here lies Illannor, moon priest of the city of Llanthinil
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> If ye desire to see his beloved city, follow in his steps.
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> **Illannor beheld that the moon loomed larger over each of his steps.**
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> **So he stood, water draining from his cupped and opening hands**
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> **And then he looked back and saw his shadow darkening the past under the moon's full face.**
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> **So he walked on, and the sideways smile spread across his face.**
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**As soon as anyone enters the room, the moon on the far wall begins to glow and proceed through its phases. Anyone inside the room takes 4 radiant damage each round the are not following the path of Illannor.**
More Gabbie Hanna (The Gabbie Vlogs)

## Featured Video

Gabbie Hanna originally created the YouTube channel, The Gabbie Vlogs, as a way to preserve her Vines before the platform was deleted. Her first video was posted on August 28, 2014, as a Best of Compilation for her fans titled: Best of The Gabbie Show Vines Compilation!

 After that, she began posting more compilations, eventually transitioning into weekly vlogs. She slowly began transitioning to YouTube, until it became her main platform.
Soused Duck Tavern

The Soused Duck Tavern is a tavern in the Shattered Temple district of the city of Sigil. It is owned and operated by a young elf woman named Indimel. The tavern is a two-story timber and brick building, with a slate roof and finely-crafted tables and chairs. It is brightly lit by glowing gemstones set into the ceiling. It is located one block directly south of the Shattered Temple.

2. Roasted Boar and Artichoke, Tankard of Beer (10 cp)
3. Roasted Dragon and Rye Biscuits, Glass of Brandy (4 sp)
4. Braised Oxen with Cardamom and Blue Cheese, Glass of Whiskey (3 sp)
5. Boiled Pork and Mushrooms, Tankard of Mead (8 cp)
6. Baked Oxen and Onion, Glass of Mead (4 sp)
7. Baked Veal with Cardamom and Poached Eggs, Glass of Port (2 sp)
8. Braised Dragon and Dried Date, Glass of Port (1 sp)
Hive

The Hive is a district in Sigil located clockwise from the Clerk's Ward and counter clockwise from the Ditch. It where the poor of Sigil live and it consists of makeshift buildings haphazardly thrown together. Even in the best of times it is a dangerous place, and since the invasion by the Army of Revolt it has descended into utter chaos.
"Dancing woman"

The **"dancing woman"** is an evolved human from the television series *Heroes Reborn* portrayed by Vanessa Cobham, Ric Brown, and Caroline Torti.

## Powers and Abilities

### Powers

**Shape shifting:**The "dancing woman" can change his or her appearance, including clothing. Unlike other shape shifters in the *Heroes* universe, this individual transforms into a different appearance via a "flash" effect rather than physically morphing into a different form. Because this individual is able to alter their gender, their true gender is unknown.
Annihilatrix

The Annihilatrix was the name the Dogs of War used for a device built by the modrons that was a sort of powerful magical bomb. It consisted of four conduits which divert energy from the four elemental planes into a central chamber which focused the energy and would create a massive explosion of energy when activated. It was built apparently to destroy the city of Sigil. It was captured intact by the Dogs of War who modified it and used it to destroy the modron Primus and free the Lady of Pain.
Greywater Manor

Greywater Manor is a house upstream and counter-clockwise from the Shattered Temple in the Central District of Sigil. It was owned by a human named Gareth who was slain in the first days of the invasion by the Grand Army of Revolt.

In the cellar of the house is a statue of a grotesque fish-like humanoid working at an anvil with a hammer. Drawing a door on the anvil in chalk causes the statue to create an actual door on the wall. The door leads to a small room with smooth walls that seem to reflect things that are not in the room. On the ceiling of the room is a permanent portal to a long tunnel in a pocket of air in the elemental plane of water.

The house currently belongs to the Dogs of War, a group of adventurers operating in Sigil. It is one of the hubs of their portal triangle.
Ctha-Nitha

Ctha-Nitha is the commander of a force of gnolls operating as shock troops for the Militias of Resistance in the Lower Ward of Sigil. She is a Marilith and has 6 arms and the lower body of a large pale snake. She wears a black breastplate and a helm with a horn in the middle of the forehead. She is painfully arrogant and prideful and is difficult to work with. She is also an excellent commander and many other militia commanders credit her her troops with preventing the Grand Army of Revolt from taking all of Sigil.
Fenrick Wisym

Fenrick is a human man served reluctantly as the butler for Gnurfaris Gobiqrax for many years. He is cynical and sarcastic. He has black hair which is graying around the temples and wears a closely cropped beard. He is moderately skilled with a crossbow.

He is currently working for the Dogs of War at their house Greywater Manor.
Session 34 - Under the Shattered Temple

The Dogs of War went back to the Shattered Temple, based on the dream Caedryll had. The conferred with Gwyonor, who told them of a rumored portal deep on the catacombs beneath the temple. He said no one had ever seen the portal. He drew a simple map to the general location he thought the portal must be in. The party descended into the catacombs, where they were ambushed by a bizarre group of modified modrons whose biological components were clearly undead, along with elves and hobgoblins who had modron parts incorporated into their bodies, and a steel predator, whom they defeated. At the end of the halls they found a series of large panels engraved into the wall. They seemed to depict the adventures of the Dogs of War themselves, in chronological order. The party found that if they carved missing events in the right order on blank panels, that a door opened into a large room with another huge spherical portal. They dispelled this portal as well and, upon returning to the surface, found that now the city of Sigil seemed to be entirely composed of futuristic element. All past and present elements had vanished. OnlyJeddak found that he was still able to perceive the past and present elements of the city. And he found he was learning to do it better.

The party returned to Ninhub's Web, where Ninhub told them that the Adaranth was "barely hovering over the web." They decided to rest, and when Caedryll fell asleep, he once again dreamt that he was the beholder Ir'mee al-Ma, dreaming. This time he dreamt he saw the Foundry Tower, so the party prepared to head to that part of the city.
Anduil Elelwed

Anduil Elelwed is a militia commander fighting with the Militias of Resistance in Sigil. He is a wood elf man with silvery hair and a long scar along the left side of his face. Upon hearing of the attack on Sigil, he gathered together a force of wood elves from the Happy Hunting Grounds and travelled through a portal to the city, arriving just in time to help stop the initial advance of the Grand Army of Revolt.
Ether Gate

The Ether Gate is an opium den run by a very old tabaxi named Strange Box. It is always crowded, even in good times, and smells of unwashed bodies packed into tiny beds. In the back is a portal to the ethereal plane which can be accessed by smoking a special concoction of herbs and weeds mixed by Strange Box himself.
Session 21 - The Seelie Court

Princess Ikombe agreed to fly the party to the City of Khem in the desert of Mithardir. They climbed onto her back and flew at unbelievable speed across the desert. When they arrived Princess Ikombe thanked them again for saving her and flew away.

Since the party had five days before the Seelie Court would appear, they spent their time exploring the city and re-equipping themselves. They found a small shop called Naunefer's Clocks which was full of magical items and purchased many items there. The owner, Naunefer, sent the party to retrieve her mother's lost jewelry box, which the party did by overcoming a deadly trap at a shrine to a local hero named Nite. Upon returning the Naunefer, she rewarded them with magic items. In addition Kuber found that the circle on the map to the  Athenæum of Ir'mee al-Ma corresponding to the phrase "The lost earring of my mother" had become illuminated.

Nedra found some giant scorpions and studied them enough to use her wildshape ability to transform into one. She tried to join the scorpion fights that were popular in the city, but the officials recognized that she was a druid and refused.

The party then found a scholar named Pashoru who had an extensive library. He was able to answer some questions for them about the Velvet Tome, the modrons, the Zenythri Preceptors, and other topics. while discussing with him, the party realized that the key to understanding the passage from the Velvet Tome referring to the location of the Zenythri Preceptors had to do with prime numbers. Jeddak felt a great affinity to Pashoru and spent as much time with him as possible.

When the time for the Seelie Court to appear arrived, the party bought garlands and laid them at an alter attended to by a dryad named Fessa. After waiting for their audience with Oberon and Titania, Fessa let them enter and the party staged a complex performance with magical enhancements which pleased the court greatly. Queen Titania asked them what they wished as a boon and they told her they needed the Zenythri Preceptor. She granted it to them and they left the Seelie Court.

Nedra used her druid magic to transport them back to Stormwood so they could travel from there into the chaotic plane of Limbo in search of the next Zenythri Preceptor.
Athar

The Athar are a group in Sigil who vocally oppose the gods and all worship of beings as deities. They have an extensive library in the Shattered Temple.

Athar priests and clerics derive their power from what they refer to as the "Great Unknown." They believe this force is the true power behind everything in the universe.

The Athar maintain a library in the Shattered Temple, which was once a temple of the dead god Aoskar. The library has been closed since the invasion of the Grand Army of Revolt, but has recently re-opened a few hours a day since the front lines have moved away from it.
Anish

Anish was a hag living in the vicinity of Duskbridge in the Feywild. She lived in a short tower made entirely of bones which was guarded by her pet wolf Luga. Anish was tall and lanky with dark skin and jet black hair. She swore constantly in some ancient forgotten language.

Anish collected magical artifacts and often made pacts with those who sought her out in exchange for powerful magical items.

Anish was part of a coven which made a pact with Beorhisto the Coward to hide his location from those who would find him. This they did for nearly 200 years until they grew tired of it and decided that indirectly allowing someone to follow a rabbit to his location would be fun, and wasn't technically against the terms of their pact.

Anish was slain by Elengon, the Duskbridge militia, and the dogs of war, after they made an alliance to rid the region of the evil influence of her coven.
Session 12 - Finding the Aboleth

DRAFT

Pylympe, the herald of Abbar Savi, appeared to the party and told them that his master wished to help them

The party traveled to the kuo-toa city of Gorolosh. The made contact with Urlurg the owner of the Black Reef Inn where they began investigating where the aboleth might be located. They spoke with Prin, a drunk kuo-toa female in the inn, who said that her children had gone missing and helped them find the temple of Abbar Savi. There they met a priest of Abbar Savi named Guulgh, and a very sick female named Bilpl who them to the southern city. There they met Vuoor who owned a small food shop and Moogodd and Rooni who worked in the market. From them they discovered Quolp who lived on a farm a short distance from the city in the open sea. They traveled to Quolp's farm where they found and neutralized him. On his property was a cave which seemed distinctly evil.
Session 5 - Ninhub's Kiss

Ninhub said she would provide information about Beorhisto, whom she personally knew, if the party agreed to have a drink with her. She poured our a thick green liquid, and the party had a vivid hallucination that they were battling Ninhub's monther, Baxxya. After they defeated her and awoke unharmed in the tavern, Ninhub told them that Beorhisto had a tower in the Amber Valley, deep in the Astral Sea. She said Zyndar could direct them.

On the way to Zyndar, a messenger from Bariashuu, a kobold, found the party and escorted them through a portal to the swampy layer of Cathrys on the plane of Tarterus. Bariashuu lies resting amid an ancient ruin, surrounded by his kobold priests. He said, "We are not friends. I do not owe you. We have a common foe, the witch Jynjur. In return for what you did, I will make you into weapons to slay the foul elf. She has been my foe for a thousand years. We have fought across the planes. But our battle will end in Sigil, one way or the other." Then Bariashuu spoke words in a rumbling drone and granted each of the Dogs of War the Elfbane ability. They left Bariashuu's lair and headed to see Zyndar.

Zyndar told the party that he believed the city of Sigil would be conquered. The Grand Army of Revolt was getting too many supplies and too may reinforcements for the Militias of Resistance to stop them. He said he thought the best chance the city had was to free Abbar Savi Pasha and enlist his aid. He said he could have sent the party home at any time, but he lied to them to try to get them to help.

Zyndar also told the party that the leaders of the local militias had wanted to reward the party for rescuing Bariashuu. They had given the party the enchanted boat, the Outland Cutlass, and had delivered it to Greywater Manor. He gave the party a map which would guide them to the Amber Valley.

The party boarded the Outland Cutlass and traveled into the Astral Plane to the Amber Valley. There they found Beorhisto's Tower. They managed to get into the tower and disabled a trap near the entrance.
Ninhub's Web

Ninhub's Web is a tavern is located counter-clockwise in the Lower Ward. It is in a dome-shaped structure that is rumored to be one of the first structures built in Sigil.

It is owned an operated by an ancient and very large spider named Ninhub.

The tavern caters to the more unusual visitors to Sigil, those who come from or travel to the most exotic locales across the universe. Ninhub serves exotic liquors and wines from across the planes, including a hallucinogenic drink of her own creation called Ninhub's Kiss.
Sigil

Sigil is a huge city at the center of the Outlands (the plane of Concordant Opposition). The city is shaped like a torus with a small break along the inner edge.

Directions in the city are given in relation to a geographical feature called the Ditch. The Ditch is a ravine with a large river running through it. The river flows towards the edge of the break in the torus. Citizens of Sigil refer to "upstream" and "downstream" to orient themselves (or somethings simply "up" and "down", using the flow of the river as a reference. When one is facing "upstream," one can further orient oneself by referring to "clockwise" and "counter-clockwise." So one might give directions by saying, "walk upstream for 2 blocks, then turn clockwise and walk for 3 blo

Sigil is divided into six districts, called wards, listed below:

* The Clerk's Ward, an affluent district, home to most of the city's lower-rung bureaucrats and middlemen.
* The Hive Ward, the slum and the ghetto, home to the poor, the rogues, and the unwanted dregs of the city.
* The Lady's Ward, the richest and most exclusive section of the city, is home to the elites of society and of its government.
* The Lower Ward, an industrial district, clogged up with the smoke from the foundries and from the portals to the Lower Planes.
* The Market and Guildhall Wards are the home to the traders, craftsmen, artisans, guild members and other members of the middle class.

The city is currently in the middle of an invasion by the Grand Army of Revolt. The Army controls nearly a third of the city.
Militias of Resistance

The Militias of Resistance are a military force which arose in Sigil to defend the city from the Grand Army of Revolt. The force is made up of a city watch members, the private security forces of wealthy citizens, and other units that have traveled to Sigil to help defend the city. They seem to have very little central organization, preferring small guerrilla-style actions and flexible, self-organizing tactics.

Recently the Militias have begun using powerful wizards to reach across the cosmos and "enlist" troops, pulling them magically across the planes to Sigil and throwing them into battle where they are needed most in the moment. This strategy has successfully thwarted several major offensives by the Army of Revolt.
Bunglepurse

Bunglepurse is a satyr living near the city of Duskbridge in the Feywild. He has been in indentured servitude to three hags living nearby but was freed by the Dogs of War.

He is somewhat timid after years of abuse and stutters significantly. He also has a broken horn on his right side. In spite of this he is clever and resourceful, understands the politics of Duskbridge, and knows the outlying areas around the city better than anyone else.
90 Day Plan

The 90 Day Plan is a strategic initiative created by the Militias of Resistance to encompass the push to retake the city of Sigil from the Grand Army of Revolt. It is comprised of several distinct operations:

### Disrupt Logistics

This consists of guerrilla operations within the city of Sigil itself designed to neutralize key leaders, destroy supplies, and prevent reinforcement operations. This operation is led by Slyy and his underground resistance fighters.

### Chaos

This operation is designed to create fear and instability within the Army of Revolt. It is led by the demon Ctha-Nitha and her gnolls who will appear randomly in the city, wreak havoc on the forces of the Army of Revolt, and then vanish.

### Secure Portals

This operation involves securing the portals leading into and out of the city of Sigil, denying use of these portals to the Army of Revolt and securing their use by the Militias of Resistance. This effort is being planned by Zyndar who recruits forces from the other leaders as needed.

### Recruit Allies

Abbar Savi Pasha, Zyndar, Bariashuu, the Dogs of War, and other beings with contacts throughout the multiverse are actively recruiting forces and massing troops. When the time arrives, these troops will help liberate the city from the weakened and isolated Army of Revolt.

### Units currently available for the Liberation:

Jackalhead Guard - Gnoll shock troops led by the marilith Ctha-Nitha

Maquis of Sigil - Underground resistance fighters including first wave of elf reinforcements who were trapped when Sigil fell. Led by Slyy Grewyn.

Cult of Bariashuu - Kobold cultists and young black dragons indentured to the ancient dragon Bariashuu who will lead them from to provide air support.

Crusaders of Abbar Savi - Fanatical Kuo-toa from the city of Gorolosh in the Elemental Plane of Water. Led by Klogana the high priestess of Abbar Savi.

Duskbridge Militia - Elves and other humanoids from the Feywild . Ultimately this unit reports to the Pentacle of Duskbridge, but upon entering Sigil they will be attached to another unit.

Guardians of Arvandor - Wood elves from Arborea. Advance units from this army were in the city of Sigil and were cut off when the city fell. The remainder of the force is engaged in combat with Jynjur's forces and a large force of modrons which have invaded Arborea.

Izengwe's Own - Army of 200 hollyphants from the city of Chingwe in Arborea. They can be summoned once using a small carved elephantine tusk given to the Dogs of War by King Izengwe.
Slyy Grewyn

Slyy Grewyn is a male human living in the Clerk's Ward in Sigil. When the Grand Army of Revolt invaded, his neighborhood was one of the first to be overrun. He stayed and has been trying to organize a resistance behind the lines. He is personal a friend of the militia leader Xentax Redsash and frequently passes information to him. He was captured by some of General Jynjur's forces and tortured, but was freed by the Dogs of War before he divulged anything useful.
Session 30 - The Foundry Tower

The Dogs of War planned a way to attack the tower of the Foundry. They released the fiend Suuthra and had him pose as a solider transporting slaves. The ruse worked and the party gained access to the tower, using a planeshift spell to banish the devils guarding the entrance. Inside the tower they found a device being built. It consisted of four conduits which divert energy from the four elemental planes into a central chamber. After examining the device, they found that when the energy of the four conduits was combined, it would produce a massive explosion. This explosion would certainly destroy the entire city of Sigil and likely much of the surrounding area in the plane of Concordant Opposition. Each conduit of the device was accompanied by a strange looking sensor which resembled a large modron eye. The party destroyed these eyes, throwing them into the magma from the Plane of Fire in the basement of the tower. Before destroying them, Caedryll made sure to expose his buttocks to each one. There was a non-combatant quadrone positioned at the device who answered some questions about it. The motivations for the device, and for potentially destroying the city were unclear, but Nedra surmised that perhaps the modrons wished to hold the entire city hostage as some kind of bargaining chip. It was also notable that there were modrons and devils guarding the tower, but none of Jynjur's elves. Perhaps the elves were unaware of the plan to ransom the city. Once the party had the information they needed, they disabled the conduits, neutralizing the device.
Kuber Kabal

Kuber comes from a group of forest folk and is the second son of the Kabal tribal leader.   He is second in succession to the Kabal clan.  His brother Trinstall is set to become clan patriarch on the death of their father Zarga.  He had been studying to become a cleric of the Temple of Onatar.  His uncle, Palin, was his mentor and closest friend and confidant.  After Palin was killed and parts of the Kabal clan, some close relatives, were displaced in a border dispute with the Zankari dwarf clan, Clarion became disenchanted with his intended path to the church and has been roaming the forest and communing with nature.  He leads scouting expeditions and holds a grudge against dwarves that is hard to overcome.  He makes a perfect companion when stealth is needed and safety is paramount ... and ... you are not a dwarf.
Session 31 - The Annihilatrix

After consulting with the war council and with Bariashuu, the Dogs of War decided to try to parlay with General Jynjur. They sent a message to her and she agree to meet on respective sides of the Martyr Bridge. They asked Jynjur why she had wanted to blow up Sigil, referring to the Annihilatrix. They suspected she didn't know anything about it and wanted to see if they were correct. She indicated subtly that she was unaware of the modron bomb and asked if she could see it. After discussing this they made arrangements to allow her to scry on the device. After seeing it, Jynjur agreed to meet at Ninhub's Web so she could discuss it with the party. After some discussion it became clear that Jynjur was unaware that she was being used by the Adaranth. Her only goal was to rule Sigil, which she desired for reasons personal to her own ideology. She agreed with the assessment of the party that the modrons seemed to have an agenda of their own, and reluctantly agreed to help stop them. She enchanted the slaad gems carried by the party to allow them to siphon energy from the plane of Limbo. Then, with the help of Zyndar, the party located a cubic gate which could create portals to three of the elemental planes. With the help of Abbar Savi, they would have access to energy from all four elemental planes, which was required to power the bomb, and energy from the plane of Limbo, which would amplify the blast. They planned an attack on Mechanus with the war council, which involved Ctha-Nithaa's shock troops creating a diversion near the Temple of Primus and the party accessing the structure from below using access tunnels with the help of the Lone modron. The attack began and the party took advantage of the chaos caused by the gnoll forces to move under the city. They had to fight their way past modron guards to get to the base of the temple. Once they arrived, they found a large magical and mechanical device inside which was imprisoned The Lady of Pain. She was obviously furious at being imprisoned in this manner. Using the modron technician, they party set the bomb and escaped back into the elemental plane of water for safety. The bomb exploded and the party looked back through the portal to see indescribably carnage in the modron city. The entire Temple of Primus had been destroyed along with a massive part of the city. The Lady of Pain was unharmed and free and the party saw her fly into the air and disappear in an exultant rage.
Session 15 - Agents of the Pentacle

The party returned to Duskbridge after slaying the three witches. On the way, Bunglepurse the satyr offered to help them find Beorhisto's home, using the spell the witches had taught them.

When the party arrived in Duskbridge, they reported back to the Pentacle, the Duskbridge city council. The members of the Pentacle were elated that the witches had been eliminated and declared the party Heroes of Duskbridge and the city held a celebration in their honor.

The next morning the council said they were aware of the war in Sigil and feared it would spill into their plane soon. The said they were prepared to raise an army from their part of the Feywild to send to help retake Sigil. But in order to do so, they needed one more obstacle removed. A powerful gang led by an old woman named Mama Buacha continually undermined the authority of the Pentacle in the city. They would not be able to muster support for the war as long as Mama Buacha had any power in the city. The party agreed but asked for some help in return.

Before leaving Duskbridge, they asked Cesa, a member of the council who was a cleric of Elebrin Llothiel, to cast a Geas spell on Kappy, the Redcap who had been following the party (who had grown noticeably taller after bathing in the blood of the three witches). They instructed him to obey any orders given to him by Ctha-Nitha, Slyy, Zyndar, or any member of the party. In the case of conflicting orders, he was to obey the party. Then they returned to the planar portal leading to Sigil and, with the help of Kappy and Zyndar, planted a crop of redcap mushrooms under the moon glyph in the Tomb of Illannor. Their plan was to raise a small force of murderous Radcaps, under the command of Kappy to help create chaos behind the lines of the Grand Army of Revolt.

Upon returning from Sigil, the party decided that they needed to address the issue of Mama Buacha immediately, so they left Bunglepurse in Duskbridge and followed the directions given to them by the Pentacle, which led them south of the city to a large cliff with an enclave built into it. They attacked the enclave and slew many of the members of the gang, as well as Mama Buacha's personal bodyguards. One elf woman, probably a warlock, escaped, and when they found Mama Buacha herself, she became ethereal and tried to flee. Kuber quickly cast Dispel Magic on her, but she had already disappeared and her fate remained unclear to the party. Inside the base the found a shrine to the demon Pazuzu.

Upon returning to Duskbridge, the Pentacle thanked the party profusely and said they would make good on their promise to send troops to Sigil when they were needed. In addition Nedra requested, and was granted, official ownership of the cliffside hideout of the Pazuzu cult. Her plan was to create a home for a druidic circle in the Feywild.
Hall of Records

The Hall of Records stands in the Clerk's Ward of Sigil, serving as the headquarters of a faction known as the Fated and the center of all Sigilian record-keeping and tax collection. This complex spans across a large courtyard found at the end of Scholar Row and along Crystal Dew Lane, holding six massive buildings, some standing hundreds of feet tall.
Outland Cutlass

The Outland Cutlass is an enchanted boat. In the Prime Material plane, the boat resembles a derelict and decrepit rowboat with rotting wood. Once a creature enters the boat and speaks its command word however, the boat and its passengers project into the Astral plane. The Cutlass has its own silver cord, and those within project using its cord. This means that their own cords cannot be cut while they are within the boat. If a creature leaves the boat, they project normally using their own cord, and if they return to the boat they resume projecting with the boat's cord.
Mama Buacha

Mama Buacha is a gang-lord operating in the city of Duskbridge in the Feywild. She is fat, greasy, and unpleasant. She is greatly feared in the city of Duskbridge and wields tremendous power and influence there.

She was attacked at her lair by the Dogs of War but became ethereal and fled. Her spell was possibly dispelled by Kuber Kabal and her fate remains uncertain.
Session 19 - To Arborea

The party summoned Pylympe to carry messages from their base at Cliffside in the Feywild. Through him, they asked Gwyonor about the periodic modron migration. There was not much useful information to be had. As they were discussing their plan, they received word from Bunglepurse that a small force of modrons had entered the Feywild near Duskbridge and were apparently searching for the party. The party fought and defeated a small detachment from the main force at a farm to the west of Duskbridge.

During the fight at the farmhouse, the farmer's barn was set on fire and one of his donkeys ran from it burning. This seemed to trigger a change in the map to the Athenæum of Ir'mee al-Ma and the sphere described as "lips of the burning donkey" seemed to illuminate.

After making reparations to the farmer, including a performance from Caedryll, the party returned to Duskbridge to consult with the Pentacle. The Army of Revolt elves and modrons had entered the Feywild though a portal from Arborea, where they were engaged in heavy fighting. The Pentacle sent their militia to defeat the modron force. Since the party had identified that one of the Zenythri Preceptors was likely in Arborea, they fought their way through the portal and traveled to that plane.
Golden Goose

ep 20 https://www.tfo.org/en/universe/petz-club/100415589/golden-goose

Yael calls the Petz Club for help: Jennifer, one of his dwarf chickens, has disappeared, and the other is sad and not eating. It`s poor timing for Tim, who is eager to participate in a contest to win a spot at Colin Flipper`s awesome concert. There are so many possible suspects.
Door Bauble

The Door Bauble is a small iron orb the size of an apple. It is attuned to inter-planar portals. It becomes warm with an inter-planar door is within 30 feet of it. In addition, if the user knows the true name of a specific inter-planar portal, the Door Bauble can be made to glow distinctly on its surface, pointing in the direction of a specific portal.