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Message: <blockquote data-quote="exile" data-source="post: 2825869" data-attributes="member: 20068">Synnoch the Black Flame, a lich with a fondness for necromancy and fire magics, responsible for the destruction of a dwarven hold from which one of the characters (a dwarven necromancer) hailed.Kyanus the Pale, Synnochs favored pupil and mentor of the aforementioned PC.Of course these guys are so far up the line in the campaign that they have not been seen in actual play. Of course Kyanus was known to the one PC via backstory and during the final session of my first story arc, it was revealed that he indeed served Synnoch (who the character also knew to have been responsible for the destruction of his home- and teh death of a lot of dwarves).Bad guys thet the PCs actually met included...1) A goblin wolfrider who referred to himself as Prince Mon. I had really hoped he would have lived to have become a recurring villain, but alas he was killed by action points early on.2) Kingmaker, an elderly orc who had been responsible for putting a succession of younger, stronger, dumber orcs in charge of his tribe. The PCs faced him in the final battle of the first story arc. He was ultimately subdued and is imprisoned in a city in the Silver Marches where the PCs are based (of course the name escapes me without referring to my books or campaign notes). He's being kept alive because it's believed (rightly) that he has information about humanoid alliances in the Silver Marches. I think I'll probably have him escape sometime during the second story arc and implicate the (well-known and generally liked)orcish father of one of the PCs in said escape.</blockquote>

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