Here we go again, kids!
Some of you may have followed by "
Out of the Frying Pan" Aquerra story hour, and others may have wanted to, but were daunted by the length - so here we have a brand new Aquerra story hour that you can get in on right from the beginning and many ways this will likely be a lot more indicative of what Aquerra campaigns are like than the last one was . . .
The player characters are:
You can click on the names above to see their page on the Aquerra wiki. As the players create/update their pages, I will add links to their names as well. Throughout this story hour you will see various names, places and terms linked - these will be to pages on the wiki. I will continue to use footnotes to describe mechanical details of events in the game, but will use direct links to give expository info. As usual, you won't need to read any of this stuff to enjoy the story, it will just be there for those who are interested.
Click Here to download the "Second Son of a Second Son" Campaign Guide PDF, which I gave out to the players before we had the
stat draft to determine the characters' ability scores.
It laid out the basic guidelines for character creation for the campaign, an overview of the politics of the area (as everyone would be playing young petty nobles), and touched on some of the new house rules we would be using like
influence and
reputation (which were adapted from the "
A Game of Thrones" d20 game.
As the game begins everyone is second level, but has 0 XP (meaning they will be at 2nd level longer).
For a different view on the events of the this campaign, check out:
Bleys' Journal and/or
The Prayers of Timotheus Smith
For an index of updates to this story hour check out the
Second Son of a Second Son - Story Hour page on the
aquerra wiki One last thing: Since the story hour and the campaign will be pretty much in step with each other, while I am happy to entertain question or even speculation - I would appreciate that if people recognize elements of NPCs from. . . let's say a current Dungeon Adventure path (

) that they stay mum about it. . . Thanks!