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Fuurinae Hanok

## **Intro**

The Fuurinae Hanok is a popular hot springs inn in north-west Paeleuah, about 1.5 days' travel north of Daelin. It is run by the Fuu family and generally serves fairly wealthy clientele.

## **Description**

The Fuurinae Hanok has been described as one of the nicest inns in Paeleuah.

It is a wide, single-storey, timber-frame building which is nestled against the forest's edge, facing The Stotzyev Mountains. Its architecture is old but elegant, with sliding doors. It is lit by lanterns inside and out and looks warm and inviting.

Inside, the ceiling is open, displaying the wooden beams and rafters. In the foyer area, there is a space to leave shoes just inside the door, a reception desk with a big ledger, and a small, bamboo water feature. There are many candles and lanterns, which light the inn with a warm, orange glow.

The guest rooms are large, open spaces with timber posts and beams and rear sliding doors. The rooms are furnished with futons, dressers, cabinets and a vanity. Robes are provided for guests, and are cornflower blue and decorated with a hand-painted pattern of swirls. Meals are served in the guest rooms as the inn has no dining hall.

The inn's has three separate hot spring pools - one for male guests, one for female guests, and one combined. These are each outdoor, stone-edged pools which are covered to protect them from rain. They are picturesque, surrounded with reeds and bamboo.

The rejuvenating properties of the hot springs will return one of a character's hit dice.

## **Notable People**

### **Staff**

* Umi's mother (cook)
* Umi's father
* Fuu Umi

## **Prices**

* 1 gp (per room, per night - includes breakfast and dinner service and use of the hot springs)

## **Misc**

* Ignatious visited the Fuurinae Hanok as part of a celebration after he sold his first book.
Moonlithe Butterfly

The Moonlithe Butterfly is found in The Shallows, including in Chalcedonian lands.

Over the past centuries, evolution has lessened the indents in the Moonlithe's wings, improving the species' aerodynamics.

A Moonlithe butterfly - prior to this evolutionary change - is depicted on Hymn's holy symbol, as identified by Satoshi. An image of a similar butterfly appeared to lead Hymn to a sanctuary dedicated to Silas in the Old Orc Encampment.
Eudosia

Eudosia is a deity who is prayed to for healthy crops and good harvests. It has been implied that temples to Eudosia are a staple sight in farming towns. She is considered a forgiving deity; Shurin states that she would never strike wrathfully at a community.

The tenets of Eudosia emphasise on the importance of community and one's home, especially during troubled times.

Rituals at her temples include lighting a candle when a person leaves your life in hopes of their safe return.

According to Shurin, the followers of Serefal have long been friends and allies to those of Eudosia.

## **Temples**

### **Known Temples**

* Temple of Eudosia, Gonglu
* Cliffbeach
The Dark Quarter Townskeep

## **Intro**

The local office of The Townskeep in The Dark Quarter.

According to Aspen Watch, they are considerably more cagey than the neighbouring Wending Townskeep.

## **Description**

The Townskeep is located next to the river.

## **The Story So Far**

### **Chapter 2**

#### **"The Broken Sigil" (2x6)**

Aspen Watch told the party that she was suspicions of The Dark Quarter's Townskeep with regard to the recent strange goings on in Wending. Her suspicions seemed to be based primarily on the Townskeep impeding her personal investigation into the matter.
Shurin

## **Intro**

Shurin is a priest of Eudosia and caretaker of the Temple of Eudosia in Gonglu.

## **Description**

Shurin is bald with dark skin and piercing blue eyes. He appears similar in age to a human in their "early-to-mid thirties." The robes he wears identify him as a cleric of Eudosia and he carries an ornamental staff.

## **The Story So Far**

### **Prologue**

#### **"En Guarde" (0x2)**

The party sought out Shurin at his temple as part of their investigations into Yan Turin and the Gonglu disappearances.

#### **"Master of the House" (0x4)**

Hymn and Ignatious carried the unconscious Peng to the Temple of Eudosia, where Shurin was able to revive him.

## **Character Information**

### **Abilities**

* According to Roland, Shurin knows some healing magic.
Spirrin

## **Intro**

Spirrin is the dockmaster at the Wending docks.

## **Description**

Spirrin is a young-looking halfling with curly brown hair.

He is friendly and outgoing. He finds ghost stories exciting - as long as they're not real.

## **The Story So Far**

### **Chapter 2**

#### **"Mirror Kombat" (2x5)**

Spirrin was first mentioned by Eren as having been involved in the retrieval of their boat.

He subsequently welcomed the party to the docks, called them 'heroes' for their prior actions, and gave them a pouch containing 30 gp as a reward.

Spirrin told the party about an unscheduled boat which had arrived through the passage from The Dark Quarter with nobody on board, despite the fact that the waterway in question was still and required punting. He had not seen the boat arrive himself but seemed excited by the story.

When combat broke out between the party and invisible creatures on the dock, Spirrin hid in a cargo boat.

**Godric**: It's a pretty good ghost story when the ghosts are real.
**Spirrin**: What!? Those are the *worst* kind of ghost stories!

Spirrin identified the disturbed crate as bound for Wending's Wonders and the party agreed to complete the delivery in. Spirrin identified Scuttle, who was watching the party, and then left, saying that he had better inform the guards about the invisible creatures and the matter with the flying swords. He promised to look into the records for any useful information about the 'empty' boat and the crate of toy parts.

#### **"She Lies About Time" (2x7)**

Spirrin shared further information about the empty boat with the party, revealing that a different empty boat had arrived a few days prior, witnessed by a newer dockworker. He said that some supplies had also recently gone missing from the docks, including a shipment bound for The Spinneret, though mentioned that theft was also a possibility.

Spirrin said that he would leave a note for the party at The Moonlight's Rest if he found any further information.
The Wending Way

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## **Synopsis**

The party arrive at Wending's The Moonlight's Rest inn, where they meet Krill and learn a little more about the Wendingsfael. They investigate the town's Festival Square, where preparations are ongoing. Godric plays with magic while Ignatious sneaks off to investigate his sword's new tricks before the group reconvene and, after some discussion of their past studies, retire for the night.

The next day, there is talk of strange dreams over breakfast. The team pay a visit to the Wending Archives and meet Yen'sal. Godric discovers a new clue in his father's spellbook, Hymn does some art, and Ignatious learns about the history of the town and makes a new friend.

Next, they return to the Festival Square, where they encounter Mesmer and begin the search for the entertainer's missing knives.

## **Featured Characters**

### **The Party**

* Godric
	+ Vangdondalor
* Hymn
* Ignatious

### **New**

* Alfred
* Cassandra
* Krill
* Mesmer
* Script
* Yen'sal
The Paeleusian Justice Agency

## **Intro**

The Justice Agency is the organisation responsible for law-enforcement throughout Paeleuah.

As one of the pillars of the Paeleusian Council, the Justice Agency is run from the capital city of Rahnmul.

## **Justice Offices**

Each town and city in Paeleuah has its own Justice Office, where the town guard is based. Each of these offices ultimately answers to the Justice Agency in the capital, rather than the lord of their town or city.

Small guard outposts can be seen along the roads near to Rahnmul and at Paeleuah's borders but are generally not present throughout the Paeleusian countryside.

## **Known Justice Offices**

* Daelin Justice Office
* Gonglu Justice Office
The Brine

## **Intro**

The Brine is a gladiatorial coliseum in the Military Quarter of Daelin city where challengers can hone their combat skills or watch others compete as a form of entertainment.

## **Description**

The Brine is a circular, open-air coliseum of around 60' in diameter, which is set into the ground and ringed by stepped stands. Entries are accepted in an adjacent building, which typically has all its sliding doors and windows open to give an open-air effect. The interior walls of this building are hung with shields and weapons, and there is a single large, oak reception desk. This building also includes a waiting room where teams can retire between rounds.

Battles at the Brine are either sparring matches against other teams - most often students of Bornan and Keunan Universities - or wild beasts that have been captured in the city (including young kruthik and giant centipedes).

Healers are on standby to prevent death or serious injury, and the arena is surrounded by employees armed with crossbows, ready to intervene should battles - especially vs. captured beasts - get out of hand.

There is no entry fee to fight in The Brine. However, spectators must pay a fee to watch the battles, which is how the arena makes its money.

## **Rules**

* A team may attempt to best up to three consecutive rounds of combat, each of increasing difficulty.
* Combatants must provide their own gear.
* Magic is allowed.
* No killing or serious injury is permitted. If a competitor is knocked unconscious, other competitors must leave them be so that they can be retrieved by a healer.
* No in-combat revival is permitted.Any competitors knocked unconscious are considered out for the remainder of that round. However, they may participate in the next round should their team go on to win.
* All combatants must sign a waiver upon entry, agreeing to abide by these rules and accepting that The Brine cannot provide a 100% guarantee of their safety.

## **Prizes**

The amount of coin rewarded for victory at The Brine grows with each round. These sums are awarded per team:

* 1st Round Victory: 15 sp
* 2nd Round Victory: 3 gp
* 3rd Round Victory: 15 gp

A team can choose to retire and collect their winnings after any round from which they emerge victorious. However, should they choose to continue and subsequently lose, all winnings up to that point are forfeited.

## **Notable People**

### **Challengers**

* The party, as 'The Travellers'
* The Three Amigos
* Bornan Brine Team
Godric's Father

*Godric possesses his father's spellbook and speaks about him in the past tense, but has not yet shared any information about what might have happened to his father.*

## **Description**

Godric has described his father as a "very powerful" human wizard. He has also said he was "fairly inscrutable."

Godric has joked that many of the ghost stories in Cliffbeach were probably about his father, based on the fact that he was "the eccentric wizard who lived in the creepy tower on the outskirts of town." He added that he "could probably be a frightening man, [though] not in the manner of ghost stories." (2x1)

## **The Story So Far**

### **Background**

During Godric's childhood, his father travelled often. Godric has said that, as a child, he used to think "he'd been everywhere."

Godric left home - shortly before the *Prologue* began - with the goal of understanding - and one day completing - the half-finished spell his father had been working on.

## **Relationships**

### **Godric**

Godric's father taught him everything he knew about magic prior to beginning his adventure - although he apparently did not teach him any "frivolous" spells.

Although Godric clearly holds a great deal of respect for his father, it's evident that his father was secretive about much of his work.

### **Mohradyllion**

According to Vangdondalor, his own father, Mohradyllion, had served as Godric's father's familiar.

Godric's father called upon Mohradyllion rarely enough - at least at home - that Godric had been unaware that his father even had a familiar.
Su Miichan

## **Intro**

Su Miichan is the dean of Keunan University in Daelin.

## **Description**

Miichan is described as being rather delicate, even for a half-elf (but has a firm handshake).

Miichan lives near Keunan University, on the opposite road from the dormitories, in a traditional, old-fashioned home.

She received the party in her study, which has bookcases on every wall, and there is a courtyard garden in the middle of the house.

She employs a halfling butler.

## **The Story So Far**

### **Chapter 1**

#### **"Fissures" (1x9)**

Hymn and Ignatious sought Su Miichan out at her home, late at night, and asked if she would cast a *Demiplane* spell to rescue Godric from the demiplane where he was trapped. She agreed and successfully freed Godric and Vangdondalor. Godric and Hymn expressed their gratitude and offered their future services but Miichan insisted that it was "all taken care of" and that there was no debt to be paid.

Ignatious later explained that the 'price' of the spell had been covered by Laik Peiume, who now "owes [Su Miichan] a favour of indeterminate nature."

## **Relationships**

### **Laik Peiume**

According to Ignatious, the political situation between Daelin's colleges is "all a power game." Peiume owes Miichan a favour as payment for the *Demiplane* spell she used to rescue Godric.

## **Character Information**

### **Abilities**

* Su Miichan is a high level spell-caster, presumably a wizard.
Silas

## **Intro**

Silas is a deity associated with revolutionary causes, particularly with supporting underdogs.

They are also associated with music - particularly music in nature - and the arts.

While exploring the Old Orc Encampment, Hymn was led to a rest area dedicated to Silas by the image of a Moonlithe Butterfly.

## **Temples**

In Chalcedon, Silas is considered a patron of the arts and concert halls are viewed as almost religious locations.

It seems that at least some orcs followed Silas during or shortly after The Orc Wars.

## **Known Temples**

* Old Orc Encampment (abandoned/desecrated)

## **Known Followers**

* Ancient orc warband (historical, time of The Orc Wars; subsequently turned to Yan Turin)
The Broken Sigil

*(return to session list)*

**Vangdondalor**: Sounds a little like you, to be honest.
**Godric**: Yep. Yup. I won't argue with that.

## **Synopsis**

The party dispatch some animated scarecrows at the Wending aqueducts, discover another mysterious sigil, and meet a local vigilante who is interested in working together.

They report their success with the scarecrows to Jess and return to The Moonlight's Rest for lunch and to discuss their findings.

Next, they proceed to the Shrine to Errant, where they discover a third sigil - this one damaged. The party piece it back together as best they can and manage to reawaken some of its magic.

Finally, the group reconvenes with Aspen Watch near the Sanctuary of Mayadine and agree to pool their information. Aspen reveals that similar events transpired during the Wendingsfael of five years ago and provides a list of suspicious characters for the party to investigate in The Dark Quarter.

Quite by chance, the party discover that Yen'sal has entered the Sanctuary alone. Ignatious goes to investigate...

## **Featured Characters**

### **The Party**

* Godric
	+ Vangdondalor
* Hymn
* Ignatious

### **New**

* Aspen Watch
* Dragonborn Keeper
* Keeper Amaran

### **Returning**

* Jess
* Krill
* Yen'sal
Terence Goodearth

"Master of the House" (0x4)

"Following the Wind" (1x10) (in passing)

## **Intro**

Terence is a halfling resident of Gonglu in Paeleuah. He and his wife, Eida, worked with The Sunseo Syndicate and the party to try to bring an end to the Gonglu disappearances.

## **The Story So Far**

### **Prologue**

#### **"It Is Written" (0x1)**

The party sought out Terence as part of their investigation into his wife's disappearance. He was extremely personable and happily answered all the questions put to him. He was lying about almost everything, but nobody thought to roll an insight check on him because he was just so *nice*.

#### **"En Guarde" (0x2)**

After forming an alliance of convenience with The Sunseo Syndicate, the party were led to the Goodearths' home by Taixu. There, it was revealed to them that Eida's abduction had been staged in an attempt to draw the attention of the true culprit behind the disappearances.

#### **"Chat with the Cat" (0x3)**

Terence provided Hymn with a small parcel of fish to help them find Korin's cat.

#### **"Master of the House" (0x4)**

Hymn reported to the Goodearths' home to update them and the Sunseo on Peng's rescue.

### **Chapter 1**

#### **"Following the Wind" (1x10)**

Terence was seen at The Quiet Spite inn. He was sitting at the bar while Eida played cards.

Roland later implied that he might be considering offering Terence a place in the town guard.

## **Relationships**

### **Eida Goodearth**

Terence helped his wife, Eida, stage her own abduction in an attempt to reveal the perpetrator behind the disappearances in Gonglu.

### **The Sunseo Syndicate**

It is unknown whether Terence and Eida are members of The Sunseo Syndicate or simply associates.
En Guarde

*(return to session list)*

## **Synopsis**

The party meet Peng and his friends, pay a visit to the Temple of Eudosia, and argue with a cantankerous old man. Hymn makes an enemy. Godric makes a friend.

A covert meeting is arranged with an agent of the Sunseo and the party finally discover the truth about Eida's disappearance. They learn about the mysterious Yan Turin, and have their suspicions confirmed about the culprits behind the disappearances.

## **Featured Characters**

### **The Party**

* Godric
* Hymn
* Ignatious

### **New**

* Eida Goodearth
* Jun
* Marric
* Peng, Jia and Qi
* Roland
* Shurin
* Taixu

### **Returning**

* Sparrin
* Terence Goodearth
Shiyah

## **Intro**

Shiyah is a priest at the Temple of Omnicra in Daelin.

## **Description**

Shiyah is a moon elf. She looks young, but her true age is difficult to judge. She has pale blue-ish skin, black hair with a blue sheen, and silver eyes. She is fairly short and wears spectacles.

She has a calm and unhurried demeanour. She closely considers and judges the people she interacts with.

## **The Story So Far**

### **Chapter 1**

#### **"You Can Call Me Vangdondalor" (1x3)**

Shiyah spoke at length with Godric upon his first visit to the Temple of Omnicra.

After asking him several questions, she granted Godric a token of Omnicra and access to the temple archives.

#### **"Fissures" (1x9)**

Shiyah - luckily still at the temple at gone midnight - advised Hymn about demiplanes and possible means of determining Godric's precise location. She advised Hymn that the spell *Demiplane* might be sufficient to free him and suggested that the dean of Keunan University could cast the spell.

The next day, Godric and Hymn returned to thank Shiyah for her help, and Hymn made a generous donation to the temple. Upon Shiyah's request, Godric relayed the story of how the party had discovered the demiplane, including their prior experience with Yan Turin. However, he left out the involvement of Shinan University.
Bornan Brine Team

## **Intro**

The party fought against this team of four Bornan University students in their second round at The Brine.

## **Description**

These four students all looked to be around 19 years old. They all wore beaten-up leather armour and carried an assortment of weapons.

## **The Story So Far**

### **Chapter 1**

#### **"Is Your Dad Hot?" (1x4)**

This unnamed team of students were the party's adversaries in their second round at The Brine coliseum. The team exhibited strong and well-practised tactics. They defeated Ignatious quickly, leading to a long and drawn-out fight against Godric and Hymn, who was the last member of the party to fall. The Bornan team eventually won, although only one of their number was left standing.

After they were all revived by The Brine's healers, the students congratulated the party on a good fight. Despite their victory, they decided to bow out before their third and final round, saying that the battle had taken a lot out of them.

## **Character Information**

### **Equipment**

* All four members of the team exhibited proficiency with both melee (either a sword or a scimitar) and ranged weapons (either a crossbow or a bow).
Ticket Seller

## **Intro**

This individual works at The Volyin Theatre in Daelin.

## **Description**

He is a young-looking man with dark olive-coloured skin, brown eyes, and brown hair that's swept back from his face.

He seems outgoing, personable, and eager to share his enthusiasm about the theatre's productions.

## **The Story So Far**

### **Chapter 1**

#### **"Day in Daelin" (1x2)**

He sold the party tickets to a performance of *Twice Shy*.

#### **"Is Your Dad Hot?" (1x4)**

He recognised the party when they returned for the performance the next night.
Huffle-flumphs and Devils

*(return to session list)*

**Ignatious**: ...So how *does* confused taste?

## **Synopsis**

Ignatious and Godric explore the ruins and discover a mystery in an old temple, then encounter Trevor the flumph. Vangdondalor is dispatched to collect Hymn so that the whole party can meet the flumphs, who offer to share their knowledge about the ruins if the party will eject an unwanted guest.

## **Featured Characters**

### **The Party**

* Godric
	+ Vangdondalor
* Hymn
* Ignatious

### **New**

* Excitable Flumph
* Trevor
It Is Written

*(return to session list)*

## **Synopsis**

Hymn, Godric and Ignatious meet for the first time in The Quiet Spite inn in the town of Gonglu. They decide to look into the ongoing disappearances despite the urging of a mysterious stranger to stay out of it.

The party visit the Justice Office and meet with the Lord's aide, obtaining a "writ" to sanction their investigation. Then they promptly break into a house. They speak with friends and family of the most recent victim, including Terence Goodearth and Dai Mitar, and hear the first rumours of unexplained crop problems.

## **Featured Characters**

### **The Party**

* Godric
* Hymn
* Ignatious

### **New**

* Dai Mitar
* Gordon
* Isao's Neighbour & Shin
* Kiran
* Linae
* Minue
* Ryme Flattil
* Sparrin
* Terence Goodearth

## **Trivia**

* In this session, Godric rolled 4 natural 1s and 3 natural 20s. In total, **32% of his d20 rolls** this session were either a critical success or a critical failure.
Telarum

## **Intro**

Telarum is one of the Court Cities of Chalcedon.

It is the nearest Court City to Wending, from where it is located to the south-east, and to Daelin.

## **Notable Locations**

The city has at a school where the arcane arts are taught. According to Cassandra, it is much smaller than the colleges of Daelin.

## **Notable People**

*(for all known residents, see Residents of Telarum)*
Alfred

## **Intro**

Alfred is the resident cat at the Wending Archives.

## **Description**

Alfred is a chubby cat with a face that always looks "a little judgy" - but sometimes happily so.

He is friendly with visitors to the Archives and enjoys inconveniencing them by sprawling across books or their feet.

## **The Story So Far**

### **Chapter 2**

#### **"The Wending Way" (2x2)**

The party encountered Alfred upon their first visit to the Wending Archives. He took an instant liking to Ignatious (and a dislike to Vangdondalor). Hymn was able to lure Alfred off Ignatious' feet using some freshly grown catnip.

**Yen'sal:** Oh, yes, the cat does whatever it wants.

#### **"Wendingsfael" (2x4)**

Alfred demonstrated his newfound attachment to Ignatious when the party returned to the archives.

## **Relationships**

### **Yen'sal**

Alfred actually belongs to Yen'sal's sister, Vali. However, since she is often travelling, he lives at the Wending Archives with Yen'sal.

Yen'sal likes having Alfred at the archives, as they have heard that it's "an archives thing" to have a lot of cats, even though they're "not quite a temple of Omnicra." (2x2)
Dawnport

## **Intro**

Dawnport is a port city situated on Shiral's Gold Coast. Its nearest neighbouring city to the west is Khandara, near which the closest entrance to Chalcedon is also found.

## **Description**

The city of Dawnport is built atop cliffs with its docks far below. Throughout the cliffs are networks of tunnels which house a deeply entrenched black market known as Dusktown.

Like neighbouring Khandara, Dawnport subsists primarily on trade and also sails ships to Cassipora. However, it is a much smaller city and has a poorer reputation, though on the surface it is viewed as an "up and coming" city.

Dusktown is known to be welcoming to "independent enterprises", including smugglers and pirates. It is known as the primary port for shifting illegal goods into or out of Shiral. As such, seafaring traders may sometimes refer to their less reputable colleagues as 'porters', implying that they sail from Dawnport.

## **Government**

Dawnport is officially under military rule, though Dusktown remains outside the city's control. Over time, an influential noble caste has emerged.

## **Notable Locations**

Dawnport hosts no major places of learning or study (at least, none major enough for Ignatious to have heard about with a 20 History check.)

## **Notable People**

*(for all known residents, see Residents of Dawnport)*

* The Red Lady

## **History**

The subterranean city now known as Dusktown was previously part of Chalcedon until control was seized by an individual who severed its connections to the rest of Chalcedon and turned it into an independent trading settlement.

Shiral and Chalcedon's combined efforts to reclaim the settlement failed and Chalcedon withdrew after a 'political incident.'

The city of Dawnport subsequently grew around the Shirali garrison that was established atop Dusktown.
Fissures

*(return to session list)*

## **Synopsis**

Hymn, Ignatious, and half of Daelin rush to rescue Godric from his extended sightseeing trip on a crumbling demiplane. Meanwhile, Godric learns about the fate of an orcish warband, gossips with Vangdondalor, and tries to avoid falling to his death.

Hymn and Ignatious enlist the aid of the dean of Keunan University, whose *Demiplane* spell reaches Godric and Vangdondalor just in time. The party report to Laik Peiume at The Sapphire Tower, then Hymn and Godric turn in for the night (while Ignatious channels his inner coffeelock).

The next morning, Hymn and Ignatious have a disagreement. Godric and Hymn tie up some loose ends in Daelin. Hymn receives a letter from Satoshi and a peace offering from Ignatious, and Godric keeps a promise to Vangdondalor.

## **Featured Characters**

### **The Party**

* Godric
	+ Vangdondalor
* Hymn
* Ignatious

### **New**

* Keunan Kid
* Su Miichan

### **Returning**

* Bora
* Green-Haired Librarian
* Ki Baaris
* Kik
* Laik Peiume
* Minyoung
* Shiyah
* Sorai
* Ular
* Zhaying

## **Inventory**

### **Godric**

##### **Gained**

* Stripper's Scarf *(inadvertently acquired at The Peach Miracle)*

##### **Lost**

* Spell Scroll: Protection From Good and Evil *(transcribed into spellbook)*

### **Hymn**

##### **Gained**

* Javelin *(retrieved and returned by Godric)*
* Bora's pottery *(a gift from Bora)*
* Letter from Satoshi
* Staff of Flowers *(relinquished by Ignatious)*

##### **Lost**

* Zhaying's clothes *(returned)*
* Bora's scarf *(returned)*
Staff of Flowers

## **Intro**

A staff found in an offering box in the Old Orc Encampment - presumed to have been an offering to Silas.

## **Description**

### **Effect**

COMMON MAGICAL ITEM

*This wooden staff has 10 charges. While holding it, you can use an action to expend 1 charge from the staff and cause a flower to sprout from a patch of earth or soil within 5 feet of you, or from the staff itself. Unless you choose a specific kind of flower, the staff creates a mild-scented daisy. The flower is harmless and nonmagical, and it grows or withers as a normal flower would.*

*The staff regains 1d6 + 4 expended charges daily at dawn. If you expend the last charge, roll a d20. On a 1, the staff turns into flower petals and is lost forever.*
Romus

## **Intro**

Romus is a member of The Hondon and a contact of Ki Baaris.

## **Description**

Romus is a half-orc with yellow eyes and green hair which is cut short and slicked back, creating a spiky effect at the back. She is very wears leather armour and is "buff as fuck." She has the tattoo of The Hondon on her hand where the thumb and forefinger meet.

In the words of Ki Baaris, "she is short and loud."

## **The Story So Far**

### **Chapter 1**

#### **"Day in Daelin" (1x2)"**

Ki Baaris asked the party to deliver a wooden box - which was later revealed to be Romus' lunch - to her at The Peach Miracle. When the group arrived, they found Romus arguing with another half-orc, whom she accused of cheating in a game. She knocked her opponent out with a single punch and helped herself to his coin purse, which she used to pay the party 6 sp for the delivery.

#### **"You Can Call Me Vangdondalor" (1x3)**

The party agreed to repeat Ki Baaris' delivery to Romus' again the next day. Upon their arrival, Romus was enjoying Half-Elf Dancer's practice.

#### **"Fissures" (1x9)**

Romus was briefly seen in the crowd enjoying the show at The Peach Miracle when Godric visited with Vangdondalor.

## **Relationships**

### **Ki Baaris**

Baaris provides Romus with daily boxed lunches of mangao. The food is delivered - carefully padded - in a locked, wooden box to which Romus holds a key.

Their relationship predates Baaris' ownership of The Fairy Trigger. According to Romus, they used to work together.
Excitable Flumph

## **Intro**

A member of the Flumph Colony in Scuttle's Ruins.

## **Description**

They are bolder and more excitable than most of the other flumphs, moving around faster than them and gesturing using their tendrils when they communicate.

## **The Story So Far**

### **Chapter 2**

#### **"Huffle-flumphs and Devils" (2x8)**

The excitable flumph was one of several to greet the party upon their arrival and described the Spined Devil 'visitor' to them, explaining that they had spied upon it.
Matthew Lillard

**Matthew Lyn Lillard** (born January 24, 1970) is an American voice actor, actor, director, and producer. He is known for portraying Chip Sutphin in *Serial Mom*(1994), Emmanuel "Cereal Killer" Goldstein in *Hackers* (1995), Stu Macher in *Scream* (1996), Stevo in *SLC Punk!* (1998), Billy Brubaker in *Summer Catch*(2001), Jerry Conlaine in *Without a Paddle* (2004), Dez Howard in *The Groomsmen* (2006), Joey in *Home Run Showdown* (2012), Jack Rusoe in *Return to Nim's Island* (2013) and Shaggy Rogers in both *Scooby-Doo* (2002) and *Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed* (2004). In animation, he has been the current voice of Shaggy since veteran actor Casey Kasem retired from the role.[1] Lillard also stars as Dean Boland in the ongoing television series *Good Girls*.

While much of his work is comedic in nature, Lillard has given dramatic performances in *The Descendants* (2011), *Trouble with the Curve* (2012) and *Match*(2014). He made his directorial debut with the coming-of-age drama *Fat Kid Rules the World* (2012).
Bornan University

## **Intro**

Bornan University is one of the three colleges in Daelin. It trains students in the art of combat.

## **Description**

The hub of Bornan University is the Emerald Spear - an emerald green tower in the north of Daelin city. The university campus borders the Entertainment Quarter in the west and the Military Quarter in the east.

Bornan University shares the city's central Yudae Minjog Library with Keunan and Shinan Universities.

Students of Bornan are often found honing their combat skills at The Brine.
Ossan

## **Intro**

Ossan is a small Chalcedonian outpost in southern Paeleuah, which marks one of the surfaces entrances to Chalcedon. Not far beyond, there is an underground dock which connects Ossan to the Chalcedonian canal and river system.

The nearest Paeleusian town is Gonglu, which is a few hours' walk away. It is possible that Ossan is the closest Chalcedon entrance to Daelin city.

Ossan connects to multiple Chalcedonian settlements, including Wending to the south-east, which is around 4 hours' away by river.

## **Description**

Ossan is a tiny settlement - described as being even smaller than Elenwake. It marks a small cave entrance to Chalcedon, which is travelled on foot and by cart (primarily by travellers, as Ossan does not see much trade).

There is a Paeleusian guard post at the entrance - described as "something of a courtesy". When the party passed through, this post was manned by one Paeleusian guard and one Chalcedonian guard.

Ossan itself consists of just a few buildings clustered together, including one small shop for travelling supplies.

The road into Chalcedon is man-made but the opening itself appears natural:

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The entrance is actually pretty wide and maybe three times as tall as any of you. It isn't immediately a cave - there's an arch at first and then you go a little further and there's a pretty sizeable hole in what you'd call the ceiling that's still letting light through, so it doesn't seem like you're immediately underground. The bushes and plant life that you've been travelling through continue in alongside the path for a while. You see that there are wagon ruts in the road, so it looks like this is where carts have come through into Chalcedon as well.

Once the walls close, the tunnel descends steadily into the hills. After a short walk, there are docks which connect to Chalcedon's network of rivers and canals.

## **Residents**

* Gil
* Matsuo
* Ruskil
Temple of Yebo, Daelin

## **Intro**

A temple to the deity Yebo, located in the Religious Quarter of Daelin city.

At this particular temple of Yebo, visitors can learn how to make pottery.

## **Description**

The Temple of Yebo, though large, is a much less impressive building than its neighbouring temples of Talos and Omnicra. It has paper doors (typically open), a shingle roof, and there are some plants growing outside.

Inside is a large, open space lit with bright, natural light. There are a number of pottery wheels and a shrine to Yebo at the back of the room.

Visitors' work is fired in a kiln in a side room, where cleaning supplies are also stored. The kiln resembles a ceramic barrel with a lid. Inside are shelves on which the pieces of pottery are set. The kiln is then sealed and heated for most of the day. Visitors are encouraged to return to the temple to paint their work.

There is another side room which more resembles an office, where visitors' offerings and gifts are stored. There are shelves filled with pottery, from the most amateur to the most beautiful, as it is customary for visitors to leave offerings of the things they have made.

Quite a few of Daelin's nobility visit the temple on occasion.

## **Notable People**

### **Visitors**

* Bora (former visitor)
* Elderly Temple-Goers
* Phi Tanmae
* Pottery Orphans
Serefal

## **Intro**

Serefal is a nature deity associated with forests and quiet nature. They are the deity that Hymn follows (they think?) and the brother of Hollenthal.

Serefal's tenets centre around the principle of not interfering in the natural course of life. Hymn describes the temple where they were raised as being "very much about not doing anything - about just letting things happen as they happen." (2x3)

Traditions are not universal between followers of Serefal. They do not have a universal symbol but are frequently associated with moss.

## **Temples**

Temples to Serefal tend to feature a lot of moss.

Sometimes, the priests will create symbols and designs by treating areas with oil that prevents the growth of moss. Hymn's holy symbol may be an example of this practice.

## **Known Followers**

* Hymn??
* Hymn's Step-Father

## **Relationships**

### **Eudosia**

According to Shurin, the followers of Serefal have long been friends and allies to those of Eudosia.
Wreath Puzzle

## **Intro**

A mysterious artefact comprised of at least three pieces, one of which was found by Ignatious in a ruined Temple of Typhe. It appears to be some manner of puzzle.

## **Description**

The item resembles a wreath in shape and design. It is silver in colour and a little tarnished but less than would be expected, likely due to some kind of preservation enchantment, the traces of which are still active.

It is round but the outer edge has notches that seem as though they fit into another, larger piece, while a smaller piece seems to be missing from the inside.
Sorai

## **Intro**

Sorai works at the Endless Affection magic shop in Daelin.

According to Ignatious, she is probably also a student at Keunan University.

## **Description**

Sorai is described as being "very young by gnome standards," appearing equivalent to a human teenager. She has green eyes and pink hair which she wears in twin ponytails.

She has a cheerful and excitable demeanour and is eager to help customers. She scoots around Endless Affection on a tall, wheeled stool.

## **The Story So Far**

### **Chapter 1**

#### **"Day in Daelin" (1x2)**

The party visited Endless Affection to buy magical components. Sorai sought their help on behalf of her friend Kik, regarding "an experiment gone awry."

**Sorai:** (*nodding*) I can neither confirm nor deny.

#### **"Fissures" (1x9)**

Godric and Hymn visited Endless Affection to buy paper and ink. Sorai thanked them for helping Kik with his predicament.

#### **"Following the Wind" (1x10)**

Godric and Hymn returned to Endless Affection once more to buy reagents. Sorai admired Godric's extremely handsome familiar.
Morpher Wiki

## Welcome to the Wiki

Welcome to the wiki.This is a wiki about the youtube series on the morpher related stuff.

## Information

We will be making pages about the series. Some information can be but not limited (the characters, the locations, events and etc.)

## Character page link

### Heros and Heroines

Carlos - https://morpher.fandom.com/wiki/Carlos

Nadxieli - https://morpher.fandom.com/wiki/Nadxieli

Yocelin - https://morpher.fandom.com/wiki/Yocelin

Obed - https://morpher.fandom.com/wiki/Obed

Marlon - https://morpher.fandom.com/wiki/Marlon

Michael - https://morpher.fandom.com/wiki/Micheal

Valerie - https://morpher.fandom.com/wiki/Valerie

Dahlia - https://morpher.fandom.com/wiki/Dahlia

Daniela - https://morpher.fandom.com/wiki/Daniela

Jackie - https://morpher.fandom.com/wiki/Jackie

Simiran - https://morpher.fandom.com/wiki/Simiran

Nicholas - https://morpher.fandom.com/wiki/Nicholas

Anes - https://morpher.fandom.com/wiki/Anes

Alondra - https://morpher.fandom.com/wiki/Alondra
Anti-Heroes

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**Anti-Heroes** or **Neutrals** are protagonists or main characters whose characters are contrary to traditional heroes, although they may still have heroic qualities. Characters who are allies and, at one point, enemies (the word for that is Neutral). This list also includes characters which play no specific role as to whether they are allies or enemies.

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—About Anti-Heroes.

## Groups

Whether they operate independently or in a partnership, anti-heroes will sometimes need to team together with other heroes to combat threats or problems that they would be unable to deal with solo.

The following is a list of signature neutral groups:

## See also

* Supportives
* Heroes
* Allies
* Villains
Unnamed Daelin Guard 2

## **Intro**

A member of the Daelin City Guard who was assigned to report to Laik Peiume at Shinan University during the disaster at the Sapphire Tower.

## **The Story So Far**

### **Chapter 1**

#### **"Thinking With Portals" (1x8)**

This guard was posted at the elevator when the party returned to The Sapphire Tower. They used some form of *Message* stone to report the group's arrival to Laik Peiume.
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Carlos - https://morpher.fandom.com/wiki/Carlos

Nadxieli - https://morpher.fandom.com/wiki/Nadxieli

Yocelin - https://morpher.fandom.com/wiki/Yocelin

Obed - https://morpher.fandom.com/wiki/Obed

Marlon - https://morpher.fandom.com/wiki/Marlon

Michael - https://morpher.fandom.com/wiki/Micheal

Valerie - https://morpher.fandom.com/wiki/Valerie

Dahlia - https://morpher.fandom.com/wiki/Dahlia

Daniela - https://morpher.fandom.com/wiki/Daniela

Jackie - https://morpher.fandom.com/wiki/Jackie

Simiran - https://morpher.fandom.com/wiki/Simiran

Nicholas - https://morpher.fandom.com/wiki/Nicholas

Anes - https://morpher.fandom.com/wiki/Anes

Alondra - https://morpher.fandom.com/wiki/Alondra
Villains

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**Villains** are individuals who possesses extraordinary talents, supernatural phenomena, or superhuman powers and uses them in pursuit of a personal or professional objective that is usually at the detriment of the public, the greater good, and/or any other moral standard. As their actions usually cause community disturbance, Villains are actively opposed by Heroes who seek to curb the destruction the actions of villains cause.

A villain's motivation to break moral law varies; some break it as part of a personal pursuit of obtaining a goal (whether it be the ambition for power or the pursuit of revenge), others break it as a consequence of a professional occupation or task, others still will break it simply for kicks and for the thrill of "crossing the line" (due to a lack of empathy for anything beyond themselves) and there are others who are diagnosed as "Criminally Insane"; to whom laws like morality do not register due to mental instabilities.

"*.*"

—About Villains.

## Groups

Whether they operate independently or in a partnership, villains will sometimes need to team together with other villains to combat threats or problems that they would be unable to deal with solo.

The following is a list of signature villainous groups:

## See also

* Supportives
* Heroes
* Allies
* Anti-Heroes
Cave-Diving Students

*Have not returned from their second excursion to the Old Orc Encampment seeking the Dual Crystal Key, which the party later recovered.*

The pair of Shinan University students who discovered the Jewelled Idol and brought it back to the Sapphire Tower.

## **The Story So Far**

### **Chapter 1**

#### **"Disaster at the Sapphire Tower" (1x5)**

At some point during the ~three weeks between the first strange occurances at the Sapphire Tower and the party's arrival in Daelin, these students left the college, aiming to return to the caves where they had discovered the idol. They had presumably hoped to find the key to deactivating the idol, but did not return.

#### **"Grave of the Goblins" (1x7)**

The party did not happen upon any sign of the missing students during their own exploration of the Old Orc Encampment and recovery of the Dual Crystal Key.
Carmen Sandiego and Sly Cooper: Universe Collide Wiki

## Welcome to the Carmen Sandiego and Sly Cooper: Universe Collide Wiki

When an incident between the Carmen Sandiego and Sly Cooper Universes have collided together by an unknown entity, it is up the heroes of these worlds stop this, other villains, undo the unison chaos, and find a way to put their worlds in regular places.

## Describe your topic

Write a description about your topic. Let your readers know what your topic is about and add some general information about it.

## Latest activity

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Beatrice Miller

**Beatrice Annika Miller** (born February 7, 1999) is an American singer, songwriter, and actress. She came in ninth place on season two of *The X Factor (US)*when she was 13 years old. She is currently signed to Hollywood Records. Her debut EP was released in 2014, and her debut album *Not an Apology* was released on July 24, 2015. In 2016, she released her single "Yes Girl". In early 2017, she began releasing the EPs *Chapter One: Blue*, *Chapter Two: Red*, and *Chapter Three: Yellow*. The three EPs, along with five additional songs, were collected as her second studio album, *Aurora*.
Phil Farmer

Mel Lun Farmer (adopted sister)

**Phil Farmer** is a Senior in Mr. Larry's class at Maroon High School. He is the leader of a club of bullies called the Tough Customers. However, he does have a softer side.

## Physical appearance

Phil Farmer is an anthropomorphic dog and usually wears a blue uniform shirt, grey slacks, a light green belt buckle, and red and white shoes. He usually wears his shirt tucked into his pants. In the chapter book *Charlie and the World Record*, Peter says that the tallest man in the world (8 feet, 11 inches) is twice as tall as he is, meaning that Andrew measures around 4 feet, 5-1/2 inches.
Heroes

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**Heroes** is/are individuals who possesses extraordinary talents, supernatural phenomena, or superhuman powers and uses them in dedication to protecting or otherwise serving for the greater good; using their skills to counter community issues, such as day-to-day crime and combat threats enacted by Villains.

Some heroes are motivated into their careers by a sense of responsibility or duty, while others are thrust into the role due to a formal calling. Others may also hold a personal vendetta that leads them into the heroic role or some may simply hold a strong belief in justice and humanitarian service and possess abilities to affect great change.

Regardless of their motivation, the heroic life is not for everyone; a willingness to risk one's own safety in the service of good is usually expected to be done so without expectation of reward and as such some heroes have to make great sacrifices in their personal or professional lives in order continue their heroic careers.

"*.*"

—About Heroes.

## Groups

Whether they operate independently or in a partnership, heroes will sometimes need to team together with other heroes to combat threats or problems that they would be unable to deal with solo.

The following is a list of signature heroic groups:

## See also

* Supportives
* Allies
* Anti-Heroes
* Villains
Brian Stepanek

**Brian Patrick Stepanek** (born February 6, 1971) is an American actor and voice actor. He is known for his role as Arwin Hawkhauser on the Disney Channel Original Series *The Suite Life of Zack & Cody* and Brian on *Brian O'Brian*. He was also a Sector Seven Agent in the 2007 Michael Bay film *Transformers*, and also had a supporting role in *The Island*. Stepanek is also known as the voice of Roger in *Father of the Pride* and played Tom Harper on the Nickelodeon series *Nicky, Ricky, Dicky & Dawn* from 2014 to 2018. He currently voices Lynn Loud Sr. on the Nickelodeon animated series *The Loud House*.
Kevin McDonald

**Kevin Hamilton McDonald** (born May 16, 1961) is a Canadian actor, voice actor and comedian. He is a member of the comedy troupe The Kids in the Hall, who have appeared together in a number of stage, television and film productions, most notably the 1989-1995 TV series *The Kids in the Hall*. He has also been the voice of Agent Wendy Pleakley in the *Lilo & Stitch* franchise, Waffle in *Catscratch*, , and the Almighty Tallest Purple in *Invader Zim*. He played Pastor Dave in *That '70s Show*. He also starred as a co-pilot in the 2011 web comedy series *Papillon*.
Locations

**Locations** are a content construct shown throughout all things. They are various places set in different world consisting of several countries. Every location span over many climatic zones, from deserts and exotic islands to tundra, and has different landscapes - mountain ranges seemingly being very common.

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—About Locations.

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