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So, though a PC became aware of the smugglers’ plan to illegally import and distribute the stash of magic wands in the Dying Skyseer, she didn’t do anything to stop it. So what happens if the wands are successfully distributed among the fey terrorists and Family operatives in Flint? What might...

Thanks for the clarifications and explanations guys! :)

This looks great! For noobs like me, can you point out what's different on the 522 a.o.v. map than what should be there in 500 a.o.v.? Is there any player spoilers if I simply use this map from the start of the campaign?

I did the same; pulling in the expendable team of NPC constables from the first adventure to bolster the headcount in the Flint office, while adding a few more of my own creation. I also gave each listed NPC a surname since they were oddly lacking them and that seemed strange in such an formal...

In the players guide, it says: "Approximately twenty constables are active in the Royal Homeland Constabulary’s Flint directorate" and "Assistant Chief Inspector Stover Delft oversees four units of constables". So it would appear that there should normally be four "units" of five Constables...

Sure, it's intended for Gale and not the PCs, but no DM hands a magic item over to the players and expects them to not try and use it themselves. ;) Besides, if the PCs build a relationship with Gale, it'd be nice for her to later relate how she's been using the mirror.

Oh wow. That’s a deep dive all right! So if I understand, it’s actually a wooing gift handed down from Olazdor to Ekossigan to the Old Stag to the Mystic PC to Gale; who’s excited to receive it cause she‘s enamored with fey. But the Old Stag was mislead by Ekossigan, and it isn’t actually from...

You mean: “The Unseen Court is watching. Take this mirror, and when you see the face of our enemies within it, bring them down and we shall reward you.”? I saw that, but it doesn't really say anything. Under what circumstances will it show someone's face within and who are the "enemies" which...

In the Dying Skyseer, I can't seem to find a description of what the mirror that the Vekeshi Mystic PC is asked to give to Gale actually does. Any help?

The Danorans couldn't really develop magical technology at home since Danor is entirely magic dead. The Malice Lands are likewise too dangerous to setup large facilities, so that leaves them only their holdings in the Yerasol archipelago, no? So it seems obvious that that's where Danor would...

Thanks for the insight! :) I find it a little odd that that's a cause for such alarm on the Duchess' part. I mean, of course Danor is trying to blend magic and technology to develop new weapons! Risur is doing the same themselves with the Coaltongue being the most prominent example. It'd be...

My group, Wolfram Court, just completed the Island at the Axis of the World adventure. They handily defeated the saboteurs and saved the Coaltongue from destruction, opened and held the sea gate of the island fortress, but were unable to prevent Asrabey from slaying the Duchess or absconding...

Interesting. So where would Book 2’s half-in-the-Gate Laboratory fit in this schema?

So, last session playing through the initial adventure, my players got the jump on the engine room engineers early, knocked them both out and snatched Sokana's elemental gem before she fled. The engine room is all but secure. Now there's only Sokana and Ilton at large in the lower decks and they...

I made a crest/badge for the RHC in my campaign. The wolf and raven reflect the colloquial name I've given the RHC: Wolfram Court. I wanted a somewhat more evocative name for the organization, so I have that they're commonly known by the name of their main headquarters in Slate, which is one of...