The vanguard secures the the werewolf camp and frees the druid from their spell, making way for the area to be used for the Fort.
The vanguard secures the the werewolf camp and frees the druid from their spell, making way for the area to be used for the Fort.
The first group set out from the Fort to scout the territory to the West. Coming across one ruined town and another that pledged loyalty to the invading force.
With the help of the refuges broght back from Bounty, the camp banded together to clear the surrounding woods and erect wooden pallisades around the fort.
A scouting party reaches the town of Ogden to find it ravaged by the enemy and its few surviving members with their tongues cut out.
Fort Vegapath bands together on a whim to defend the town of Cobh from a Black Dragon, resulting in only a single casualty.
With the proceeds from the death of the dragon the camp is able to acquire supplies and labor to build the first new structures within the walls of Fort Vegapath
The crew of the Raven's Call returns from an accidental trip to the future and reports that the outlook is grim, and the war is seemingly lost unless something changes.
A group is sent to scout out and gain entry to Horsa, in an attempt to better gauge the capabilities of the self proclaimed free city.
In a desperate attempt to resecure the Moonwell the ambassador acquires the aid of the Horsian Conclave in exchange for the alliances help in acquiring the port city of Cobh.
While attempting to construct a bridge over The Chasm, ten or so soldiers engaged in direct combat with a powerful vampire threat that killed one. Fortunately the expedition was successful albeit the loss of Aludira, a camp cleric.
A party sent to scout the city of Holyhead discovers it is under the control of the enemy. In an effort to aid the locals they overextended and were captured.
A party of soldiers ventures back to the ruined Sword Coast in search of the Mirrors of Eight.
The first outpost is created, granting soldiers a safe place to rest outside the walls of Fort Vegapath.
The Horsian army launches an all out assault on Cobh, resulting the cities destruction.
Jericho, a Moonshae native and once leader of the local Llewyrr people, arrives at the fort in hopes to garner the Lord's Alliance's aid.
After a sordid beginning, Fort Vegapath forges a proper alliance with the druid of the northern Moonwell and House Kendrick. Preparations for the battle of the Torriage Moonwell begin.
Responding to the appearance of an isle off the coast of Caer Callidyr, Fort Vegapath embarks on a naval expedition to the island to unlock its many secrets. Through trial and sacrifice Fort Vegapath made headway into the its many mysteries, but was drawn back to the coast before anything could properly be explored.
The Wolf Quarter in Caer Callidyrr falls to a madness. The soldiers of Fort Vegapath seemed to stave away the problem, but the source was never discovered.
Halcion severs the western shore into the sea and attempts to lay siege to Ogden. After a perilous battle, Halcion fell near the elven ruins and Ogden was saved. Unfortunately, the same could not be said for Aithelar and Holyhead
As the winter months fell across the Moonshaes the frostmaiden kissed the isle of Alaron like never before. Hurricane season came and the blizzards seemed to only grow in size, blanketing the isle in a cold, white prison. The denizens of the fort along with the Ffolk people used this time to stage and prepare for the coming conflict, acting only when absolutely necessary amidst the frozen wasteland.
On the fourth of Hammer 1493, the wizards of Fort Vegapath, Ralla and Valas finished building the Twilight Oracle. The tower allows denizens of Fort Vegapath to delve into the deeper aspects of The Art.
On the 1st of Hammer, upon the temples completion, Aceso Medicus makes the difficult decision to retire from active service at Fort Vegapath and transition into a new role as cheif peacemen of the temple in Caer Callidyrr.
An arcane contagion descends upon Caer Callidyrr, echoing the terror of the Halruan Consumption. This plague ravages without mercy until the realm's most adept healers and united alongside Aceso Medicus.
Pembroke is freed by Fort Vegpath, causing its residents to relocate to Caer Callidyr. The village remains uninhabited, while its former leader takes on the responsibility of being the custodian of the Torriage Wood Moonwell.
Amidst the battle for Alaron, upon the rugged fringes of Bounty, the son of the Jarl of Rogarsheim erected a monument to the god of war: the War Temple of Tempus. Nestled against the High King's Road and towering above the Swanmay River, it rose as a bastion for the Ffolk, a crucible where blades were sharpened and spirits steeled.
Fort Vegapath's daring gambit laid waste to Blythe, leaving it a shadow of its former self. The once bustling village now lies in ruins, its subterranean weapon annihilated. From the ashes, fewer than a hundred survivors emerge, their future uncertain as they grapple with the aftermath.
In a bold campaign known as The Long Night, Ffolk soldiers, aided by Fort Vegapath, struck against Elriza's forces, liberating Regent's Field through a series of night-time assaults. As the battle raged, the mysterious force of Spellfire swept across the southern lands, altering the terrain south of the river in unpredictable ways. This combination of strategic warfare and wild magic marked a turning point in the conflict, freeing the city but forever changing the landscape of the region.
In the aftermath of a grueling battle for Regent's Field, an audacious plan was set in motion to shift parts of the Moonshae Isles to a distant, uncharted world. This world, discovered long ago by Captain Tel, was believed to be so remote that even the gods could not exert their influence there. This monumental event marked a significant turning point in the war, forever altering the course of history for the Isles and their inhabitants.
Following their displacement from Waterdeep and a solitary existence in Whitefish Bay, the Sea Elves, known as the Lys'Narra, faced yet another upheaval during The Great Transition. Seeking refuge, they were granted sanctuary by the Ffolk Kingdom in the verdant Swanmay Region, near the remnants of Horsa. In a gesture of gratitude and allegiance, the Lys'Narra pledged their loyalty to the Kingdom. In return, they established Tel'Vinya.
The Alliance's exploration efforts unearthed a perplexing and eerie region southeast of Regent's Field, now known as the Silence. In this bizarre expanse, all sound ceases to exist, creating an unsettling vacuum where not even the beating of one's own heart can be heard. Rumors suggest that a member of the Quorum, exerts control over this area,
At a meeting with the Ffolk and Fort Vegapath, The Society, born from Blythe's ashes, declared their independence from House Kendrick and the Ffolk Kingdom. This act, bold and defiant, reflected their resolve to exist as a sovereign entity. King Kendrick, however, received this declaration with marked disfavor, setting a tense precedent for future relations and sowing the seeds of potential discord between the newfound society and the longstanding kingdom.
For the first time since arriving in the world of Ayinel, onlookers witnessed a remarkable celestial event during the brief window of night. Amidst the usual darkness, a solitary star appeared in the sky, a sight never before seen in this land of dual suns.
The death of Aceso Medicus, a revered former member of Fort Vegapath and the esteemed founder of Alaron's foremost temple, marked a somber chapter in the region's history. Shrouded in mystery and betrayal, it is widely believed that Aceso's demise was orchestrated by The Raven, acting in a sinister alliance with The Quorum.
In a twist of fate, the Norlanders were discovered after having spent two years surviving in the Shifting Sands of Yesh. Their Journey to Alaron had been abruptly cut short during The Great Transition, which caused their ships to tear through the veil between worlds and strand them in this unfamiliar land. Surving the brutal coniditions, they were eventually guided back to civilization by Halar and Captain Tel.
The elusive Moon Elves, nearly driven to extinction by Halcion, were found taking refuge in the hidden city of the Three Sisters. This sanctuary, protected by an ancient relic, was concealed within a magical tree deep in the heart of the Dernall Forest. The discovery was made by Xion, Valas, Kardan, Thorn, and Abdoo while in search of the very relic that sustains the city.
Growing restless with the slow progress of the Ffolk in their endeavor southward, the Song Dragon Kisarana, sensing the presence of her mother in this new world, rallied a formidable force to undertake a bold crusade. Hundreds of Ffolk volunteered to undergo a profound transformation, becoming Wood Woads, fierce guardians of nature with unparalleled resilience and strength. This newly forged army, alongside the soldiers of Fort Vegapath and the newly arrived Norlander force, set out to conquer the enemy stronghold of Kythyss.
In a bold and strategic move, Xion, Valas, Kardan, Thorn, and Abdoo forged a temporary alliance with the Headless Rider, Commander Bradley. This unlikely coalition aimed to strike a significant blow against Lady Calliope, now self-proclaimed as the Ruby Queen, who had seized control of the sacred Moonwell in the Rushdown Wood. The success of this endeavor cemented Bradley's freedom from the Ruby Queen and weakened her ever growing power.
As the crusade neared Kythyss, traveling down the High King's Road, the forces were ambushed a group of Shadar-Kai assassins wile passing through Llewellyn. Despite the best efforts of Halar, Simone, Hodor and erik, the enemy struck a devasting blow against the campaign. The ambush resulted in the loss of key Norlander and Ffolk leadership and left the song dragon Kisarana wounded.
As the Great Transition reshaped the world, a series of disparate factions broke away from Snowdown's forces and gathered near Codfin. Despite the best efforts of Aladora, Torji, Kerhs, and Ilya to unite these groups, they struggled to find common ground. Their shared distaste for the alliance's control became their only unifying factor. These factions, each with its own agenda and leadership, remained entrenched near Codfin, resisting efforts to bring them under the Alliance's banner.
In a remarkable turn of events, the Solaris Sanctum became the first foreign power to reveal itself since the isle's arrival in Ayinel. They came to aid in the assault on Kythyss. This alliance was orchestrated by Belial, Caelindriel, Gareth, Ralla, and Aujirgix. These leaders traveled to the Sanctum’s Festival of the Eternal Twilight to rendezvous with Lark, who had set off months before. Their successful diplomacy resulted in the Sanctum’s forces joining the crusade, arriving just as the crusaders settled a mile outside Kythyss.
In a tragic turn of events, Kisarana, the once-revered leader, grew increasingly distant from her people. She was eventually discovered at a forgotten temple dedicated to the First Sister's children. There, she became crazed when she was unable to find her name, her grasp on reality crumbling. Attached to a living construct of shadow, Kisarana lashed out at the party who found her, taking the lives of Xion and Caelindriel. Enraged by this betrayal, Captain Tel retaliated, reportedly taking Kisarana's life.
The assault on Kythyss resulted in an overwhelming victory for the Alliance and the Solaris Sanctum. The battle, lasting just over an hour, saw the combined forces swiftly taking control of the city. In a dramatic encounter, Lady Elriza herself was found within a large cathedral in the city. The soldiers of Fort Vegapath managed to drive her and her kin into the crypt of the church. As the enemy attempted to retreat through a portal, the cathedral began to collapse. The body of Elriza was not recovered, but a powerful member of her organization was captured. The victory, however, came at a great cost. A total of 357 Ffolk lost their lives, 47 Norlanders perished in battle, and the Sanctum mourned the loss of two members. Fort Vegapath suffered significant losses, including Major Rem, Caelindriel, and Halar. Despite these losses, the successful assault on Kythyss marked a pivotal moment in the long waged war.