Renowned artist Tim Roebuck has been murdered in his home town of St. Bees, a quiet fishing town on the Cumbrian Coast. His killer has not been found, now strange things are afoot in the morning mists
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The Sorrow At St. Bees will take characters to the western edge of England's historic Lake District, where they will investigate a nautical mystery combining art, love, murder, and the unknowable things that dwell beneath the grey-green Irish Sea.
A dragon must be slain. Some have tried. But, there is a way to safely defeat it. A hunt to find the the main ingredient occurs. Seven animals hold the secret. Can you find them in time?
A dragon must be slain. Some have tried. But, there is a way to safely defeat it. A hunt to find the the main ingredient occurs. Seven animals hold the secret. Can you find them in time?
A dragon must be slain. Some have tried. But, there is a way to safely defeat it. A hunt to find the the main ingredient occurs. Seven animals hold the secret. Can you find them in time?
You are a household knight in service to Count Robert of Salisbury. The young Player-knights find the future of the county resting on their shoulders as they are forced to turn to a former adversary.
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You are a household knight in service to Count Robert of Salisbury. Just the year before you helped Robert, who is newly come into his knighthood and title, turn back Saxon raiders in the wake of the death of King Nanteleod of Escavalon. Your father is a married vassal knight of Salisbury, and has served that noble house long and ably. The pivotal event of your childhood was the Battle of St. Albans in 495, a great victory over the Saxon invaders that turned disastrous after King Uther Pendragon and most of his barons were poisoned in the subsequent victory feast, plunging the kingdom into an Anarchy that continues to this day.
Errant knights are riding to Camelot for the Christmas Court, when they are suddenly waylaid by a mysterious lady. She offers a quest to help 3 maidens who need to be rescued.
The Adventure of the three Damosels of the Fountain
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It is the Romance Period, and the mystical force of amor threatens to supplant the feudal bonds of duty and honor. This is the time of the treasonous affair between Sir Lancelot and Queen Guenevere.
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It is the time of the Pax Arthur, the Peace of the Pendragon. King Arthur has ruled Britain for twenty years, and the land and people have prospered. His subjects see him as a wise and just king. Although Arthur defeated the rebel kings of Britain, not all of their vassals have bent the knee. Pockets of discontent remain. Some barons hesitate to swear fealty to a foreign king. Others defy his rule entirely and contemplate rebellion. The seeds of strife quietly stir in the peaceful hills and vales of Arthur’s young kingdom.
Friend Computer [REDACTED] requests your assistance with some trouble that needs shooting. [REDACTED] traitors and [CLEARANCE LEVEL] are causing problems in Alpha Complex.
Friend Computer [REDACTED] requests your assistance with some trouble that needs shooting. [REDACTED] traitors and [CLEARANCE LEVEL] are causing problems in Alpha Complex.
Thieves have stolen a large portion of your tribe’s cattle—one of its best sources of wealth. Zarah, your clan-chieftain’s wife, has sent you to recover the cattle and exact retribution.
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You’ve been on the road for a couple of days, riding in pursuit of the thieves that stole a large portion of your tribe’s cattle—one of its greatest sources of wealth. In the course of this heinous crime, they slew two of your kin and wounded another: simple herders, not even tribal warriors. Zarah, your clan-chieftain’s wife set you—her boldest and most able-bodied allies—to follow, recover the cattle, and exact retribution for the insult. One of your injured kinsfolk recognized members of the Greydog clan among the raiders, particularly a man named Danakos, an ambitious and bitter Greydog. The raiders’ path led in the direction of Lismelder tribal land, specifically to the Greydog’s home village.