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Message: <blockquote data-quote="jbear" data-source="post: 6130749" data-attributes="member: 75065">Sure.The PCs were sent on a diplomatic mission on belhalf of Count Varis to sort out a feud between the townsfolk and the elves of one of the important trade islands of the Crystal Isles. The heir (Juliana and Orlando) of each of the feuding sides had disappeared; each side blaming the other for this disappearance. The PCs discover that the two are lovers and have seeming fled to be together. They follow the clues to the Crystal Cave which turns out to be a gateway to an isolated island within the Feywild. They discover that an evil witch named Soryth had kidnapped the lovers. The fey tried to stop the witch, interrupting a ritual designed to seize the power of the island. However this interruption has laid some sort of curse upon the fey who now feud amongst themselves. Juliana ran away only to to stolen by Soryth right from beneath the noses of the heroes. Now they search for Orlando who is meant to be safe on the island the group are rafting out to. They race to reach him before Ragnar's (one of the two feuding fey leaders) assassin reaches him. Ragnar decided that as Orlando was key to the witch's power, then ending his life would thwart the hag's plan. Options for routes to join the adventure:Count Varis has received word that the PCs have gone after the lovers. He has grown worried they have not sent word in such a long time and fears for their safety. He has sent you after them and you have entered the same way. The leprechaun's near the gate have captured you and bundled you up, and aken you as a prisoner to either Ragnar or the other fey leader Uma. This is where the PCs need to take Orlando once they find him.The Ancient Fey that sent CFW's character are cut off from the island but grew anxious as they have also heard nothing from the warriors they sent (Ragnar and Uma). Shandra was sent by Uma's boss. You could have been sent to follow her by Ragnar's boss.Or you could be completely independent, perhaps prisoner of some mad fey on the island, and a casual intorduction to the story through a brief side trek/interlude.</blockquote>

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