Heroes: Deadbolt, Sengar, Alandrovic, Jamhand
Set on opening the Vault, the Heroes face also Kagro Thundersmiter, the leader of the fire giants guarding the Citadel. They slay the powerful giant, and retrieve his key.
They then make their way to the Vault, where they're welcomed by an old friend, the ghost of Alastor Land (see HERE). The ghost helps them to perform the ritual of opening, and they finally enter the Vault.
Inside, the Fabler reveals himself as the traitor he really is, not a spriggan anymore, but a spawn of Kyuss. He tries to steal the phylactery, while Brazzemal the Burning melts the walls of the Vault from outside, and joins the fray.
While Sengar runs after the undead spriggan and kills it, the Heroes face Brazzemal, until Deadbolt kills him with a devastating blow (420 points of damage on a crit!).
Having recovered the phylactery, the Heroes destroy it. Their path is once again clear... now they must face Dragotha himself!
A 13th Age Campaign - Started January 2014 - Ended October 2015
Showing posts with label 10. Kings of the Rift. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 10. Kings of the Rift. Show all posts
Thursday, June 4, 2015
Friday, May 22, 2015
Session 37
The Heroes delve deep into the carrion pit, until they find the Mother Worm; in the guts of the monstrous creature, they find one of the keys necessary to open the Vault.
They return to the Citadel of Weeping Dragons, where they meet again with Vercinabex. But this latest meeting with him does not end well, especially when the giant introduces them to his Marilith demon ally. The Heroes decide to forsake their deal with the giant, and slaughter both of them.
Thursday, May 7, 2015
Session 36
Heroes: Deadbolt, Jamhand, Sengar, Alandrovic.
The Heroes make their way to the Citadel of Weeping Dragons, but are attacked by a dozen of black dragons on the bridge before the arched gates of the citadel. They're almost overwhelmed, when the Ominous Fabler, prince Zeech's fool, appears to save the day with his weird magic. After the battle, he reveals to be a servant of the Giant King, since he's not just a gnome, but a spriggan, capable of becoming a giant himself. He wishes to help the Heroes in thei quest, and sing of their legandary battles.
The fire giant guards of the fortress, having witnessed the Heroes slaughter the dragons, allow them to enter. They're introduced to the fire giant Bram Cleftshank, a fearsome dragonslayer. They explain to him they're looking for Dragotha's phylactery, but he does not seem to know anything about it. The giants of Kongen-Thulnir protect a mystical vault, but they have forgotten what it contains. In any case, the sacred vault must never be opened.
Bram then brings the Heroes to Vercinabex Tor, the arcane expert of the clan. When he's alone with them, Vercinabex makes a deal with the Heroes: he will help them open the vault, and they can have the phylactery, but he will get whatever else is in it. He also reveals that to open the vault the Heroes need two keys, and a "ritual of opening" must be performed. One of the keys is with the leader of the clan, Kagro Thundersmiter, while the second key has been lost in a place called the Carrion Pit, a dark hole in the Undercity of Kongen-Thulnir.
The Heroes cross the city once more, to reach the Carrion Pit, but on their way they're attacked by the great blue dragon Vermirox. Despite its prowess, the Heroes kill the wyrm, and proceed to the Undercity. There they meet a Hill Giant warrior of great strength, wounded from previous battles, but still fierce. The giant tries to stop the Heroes, but he's also defeated.
The Heroes make their way to the Citadel of Weeping Dragons, but are attacked by a dozen of black dragons on the bridge before the arched gates of the citadel. They're almost overwhelmed, when the Ominous Fabler, prince Zeech's fool, appears to save the day with his weird magic. After the battle, he reveals to be a servant of the Giant King, since he's not just a gnome, but a spriggan, capable of becoming a giant himself. He wishes to help the Heroes in thei quest, and sing of their legandary battles.
The fire giant guards of the fortress, having witnessed the Heroes slaughter the dragons, allow them to enter. They're introduced to the fire giant Bram Cleftshank, a fearsome dragonslayer. They explain to him they're looking for Dragotha's phylactery, but he does not seem to know anything about it. The giants of Kongen-Thulnir protect a mystical vault, but they have forgotten what it contains. In any case, the sacred vault must never be opened.
Bram then brings the Heroes to Vercinabex Tor, the arcane expert of the clan. When he's alone with them, Vercinabex makes a deal with the Heroes: he will help them open the vault, and they can have the phylactery, but he will get whatever else is in it. He also reveals that to open the vault the Heroes need two keys, and a "ritual of opening" must be performed. One of the keys is with the leader of the clan, Kagro Thundersmiter, while the second key has been lost in a place called the Carrion Pit, a dark hole in the Undercity of Kongen-Thulnir.
The Heroes cross the city once more, to reach the Carrion Pit, but on their way they're attacked by the great blue dragon Vermirox. Despite its prowess, the Heroes kill the wyrm, and proceed to the Undercity. There they meet a Hill Giant warrior of great strength, wounded from previous battles, but still fierce. The giant tries to stop the Heroes, but he's also defeated.
Thursday, April 23, 2015
Session 35
The Heroes travel to the Great Rift, where they witness a veritable dragon army flying up in the sky, bound to the giant fortress of Kongen-thulnir.
When they also arrive, they find the giant guardians of the fortress besieged by the dragons. The Heroes try to offer their help, but the giants are deaf to their plights, so they're forced to fight on two fronts, against both giants and dragons.
As they make their way through the battlefield, they manage to kill two of the leaders of the dragon invading force: Necrozyte, a fiendish green dragon, and the deadly fang dragon Xyzanth.
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