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That's basically my working theory.

I'd agree except I've gotten the impression that the Demented are the ones who want history to repeat itself and Vorkannis is the one screwing it up. Although I do admit that that theory certainly jives with the explanation the General was given in the first post. I'll have to reread again.

What. Is. He!? And oh great, it looks like time travel has entered the equation (at least I think). Shemmy, your flowcharts for this story must have looked more like a tangled briar rather than a tree. I greatly approve.

Best. Line. Ever. Awesome as usual. I'll be patiently waiting for the next segment. The Wheels within Wheels are turning, although I have no real idea how this fits together.

It will come after, once you rest for the night.

"Then we need to move," says Lann firmly. "Our leaders in Neathholm must know of the danger both above and below, then from their you'll be able to set out towards the surface and have a place to retreat to if the danger becomes too great. If I take my measures correctly, we are not even a half...

...During which my computer died. Sorry. I think I've got it partially fixed, but I've only got 60 GB out of the original 750 accessible. Going to try and reformat it tonight, but I'll try and get up back up and running before I do so. In the meanwhile though I'm off to get cow hearts to...

Sorry, though I posted here. Report cards suck. Updates soon(ish?).

Luna recalls that Baphomet is the sometimes bull-headed, sometimes goat-headed Lord of the Minotaurs, one of the oldest Demon Lords and certainly one of the wiliest as well. His holy symbols are bronze hull head, like the one you've found here, or an inverted pentagram. He is a lord of beasts as...

The Dwarf seems unsure of himself for a minute, but then caves to Luna's plea and innocence. "That is the symbol of the Master of Lies. The Horned Lord. The Demon Lord Baphomet." That sends the group into a flurry of action. Aravashnial is practically dancing. "I told you the Ivory Templars...

"Blah, why should I be telling you anything! You plot against me, the voices tell me so. You'll never have my magic!" Sorry, unexpectedly busy week. An appropriately worded diplomacy, intimidate or bluff check may loosen the dwarf's tongue. Also, another person can try the knowledge check as...

They may look familiar, but Jorgun has no luck recalling where he's seen similar symbols before, nor what their importance might be.

As far as Calloh can tell, the chainmail is standard issue from Mendev, as distributed to those knights, paladins, clerics, and crusaders of Iomedae who have official pledged themselves to enter the Worldwound. Medjai doesn't find anything else on the crusaders, but he does notice a bovine...

Each of the nights wears a finely crafted, but mundane, shirt of chain mail. Between the two bodies, Calloh finds 162 gold pieces. In the other fist of the body that held the scroll, he also finds tightly clenched a small brass bullhead with tiny red garnets as its eyes.

Just, its a scroll of cause fear. Anyone can can roll perception to see if they find more on the bodies.

"Could you be more specific dear?" asks Aravashnial. "One person's black magic is another's utility spell. Do we have any other clues towards these spells and these people?"

It'll be soon for sure

The scroll shows a weak aura of necromancy.

You'll need either a spellcraft check or a read magic for that Shay