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Message: <blockquote data-quote="infax" data-source="post: 1804632" data-attributes="member: 12784">Long Update after a long hiatusI am now on vacations. I hope to be able to update more frequently.XP for the last sessions is tricky, as usual, since I am not aware of how much of the adventure you completed (in percentual terms). It is also important to note that I had expected the saving of Guiar to be the actual adventure (and if I were to award XP on that basis right now it would be next ot zero). It would be better to see more clearly the direction the game will be taking before posting any XP.Guiar's execution:As the absent members of the Nightwolf Pack Adventurers' Guild came to know, the execution of Guiar was a sad, grim thing. As the earliest lights of the 6th day of the 3rd week of Early Summer of the year 1003, the renowned Bard and famous hero of Chaun, Guiar of Selaris, known as the Spinner of Fables, climbed the stairs to the podium set for his execution overnight. Guiar seemed to be bearing a very heavy weight over his shoulders and didn't look once to all his friends and acquaintances in the square in front of the First Church of Bastillar. He was accompanied by father Lorego, who was sustaining several restricting spells around the former leader of the Nightwolf Pack, up to the top of the podium. Guiar did look up once at Alaros, that held Silver Feather - his enchanted sword - out and sharpened. It is said some fools did cry out insults at the melancholic prisoner, but they were quickly chased out. Alaros read out aloud the charges against Guiar: Consorting with Demons, practice of Black Magic and sacrifices, worship of the Forbidden Facets of God and the murder of Gurch of the Miners' Guild. It was stated that Father Sibaro had accepted Guiar's confession the previous night and that the criminal had no desire to express a last statement to the public. Guiar did then gently knell at the execution block. It was asked if anyone in the public wanted to give a last testimony about Guiar. Surprisingly enough no one did. And then Silver Feather came down and the whole thing was over. Many people cried. The body was taken by some of Guiar's close friends and the head by Alaros and Lorego who had to perform the proper rites to grant that Guiar wouldn't be ressurected or raised as some kind of abomination. Shivan:The Spellsword of the Nightwolf Pack left Bastillar on Nightcome of the Year 1002. His departure was somewhat of a mistery, although at the time you - the remaining members of the Guild - found a letter from him, announcing his decision to leave and asking you not to look for him. He promised the secrets of the Wheel and the Rebellion would be safe with him and that he wouldn't die without letting you know. Guiar also told you all, at the time, that Shivan had arranged for all matters of the Guild (paying his shares, cleaning his room and his safe, etc.) some days before leaving but had asked the guildmaster to keep it secret until he was actually out of Bastillar. At the time, most of you were somewhat saddened but didn't give too much importance to the fact. Some details to remember to the next game: - The noble you would be looking for is the Comtesse of Avalar. - The mage that could perhaps help you with Nurion and Rotugom is named Montaro. - A strange apparition talked to the group just a few hundred meters away from the village of Axalar and the mighty warrior known as the Dragonslayer. She took the appearance of a young elven girl and of Mirina (from that first foray into the Mines of Bastillar). - You are now 6 players, not 5: Carlos, Alexandre, Eric, Danilo, PT and *Dayana*. </blockquote>

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