Master Timeline

An apprentice in the Carpenter's Guild, Herr Klauson, was found murdered and dismembered on the docks behind the Crooked Hammer tavern.

Sergeant Rudi Klumpenklug of Ubersreik's city watch, is honored in a small ceremony at The Precinct for his outstanding civic duty in recent days: saving citizens from a block fire, calming a brawl between Altdorf soldiers and watchmen at a local tavern, and assisting in the investigation into Klauson's murder.

An elegant party comes to a violent end, and not on account of your run-of-the-mill aristocratic scandals either (although those, it is rumored, abounded as well). Talk around the Morganseite is that the Holzenhauer masquerade was infiltrated by mutants and if not for the intervention of Captain Pfeiffer's watch patrol and the infamous witch-hunter Mattias Hubkind, many more lives might have been claimed.

The Spittlefield tenement in Ubersreik's rookery is quarantined by the local constabulary in an effort to prevent the spread of a virulent plague later determined to be blood rot.

A group of merchants, said to have been abducted by dwarven gangsters under the leadership of the notorious Barlin Silverbeard, escape from a prison vault in the Khazilgirt. Community leaders in Ubersreik's dwarven district, the Dawihafen, urge calm.

Popular dockside tavern and inn, known for its fish stew and featuring, of late, fresh-baked crusty bread, explodes mysteriously and is subsequently burned to the ground.

Bruno Franke, judicial champion to the Gravin Maria-Ulrike von Liebwitz of Ambosstein, is found murdered in The Three Feathers inn, a riverside stop along the Teufel between Ubersreik and Stromdorf.

The Stormchasers uncover the insidious secrets of the Holtz family, farmers south of Stromdorf. Aided by Keila Cobblepot, proprietor of the Stewpot Hostelry, the farmers had been sacrificing kidnapped victims, including the missing merchant Florian Wechsler, to a local tribe of beastmen.

Crew invests with owner Franz Lohner to assist with the rebuilding of their favorite dockside inn

While investigating the disappearance of a Cannon Ball Express coach, the Crew discovers a small band of ambitious goblin raiders led by Gobrat. In a battle celebrated in a new song by Kris Krowe, the Wrecking Crew beat the odds and vanquish the greenskins, acquiring evidence that incriminated them in the attacks on coaches along the Altdorf-Bogenhafen Road.

Every villager has been killed, and every building burned, in the small town of Stust in the northern Vorbergland. Rumors abound as to the cause, but definitive answers are lacking. The countryside grows ever more anxious.

In an epic upset, the shorthanded Journeymen of Journey's End Tavern defeat the heavily favored Wardens of The Wolf's Tail to earn a spot in the Schaffenfest Middenball Tournament championship match.

Order is restored when mutant goblin's body is found, crushed beneath crates in a warehouse along the docks.

The famous Kleinwald Social is held in the Adel Ring to celebrate the last night of Schaffenfest.

Matthias Hubkind, mere months after overseeing the trial and burning of accused cultist Samrich Weizen, returns to Kemperbad to attend the trial of the Gravin Maria-Ulrike of Ambosstein. The presence of the infamous witch-hunter inflames an already tense populace who have dealt with a number of high-profile trials and executions in recent months, including the purging of cult members within the city's watch.

The climactic blows in the trial by combat between the champions for Baron von Dammenblatz, the plaintiff, and Gravin Maria-Ulrike von Liebwitz, the defendant, are interrupted by the appearance of eight summoned demons, purportedly followers of the blood god Khorne. Dozens of onlookers present at the courthouse arena are killed or injured before the timely intervention of Kemperbad's Morrite priest, Oswald Loewe, succeeds in banishing the creatures. Rumors immediately circulate that agents of the Gravin, concerned about the imminent outcome of the combat, are responsible for summoning the demons as either a distraction, or for more sinister intentions.