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	Party: Cynthia, [[Delphi]], [[Durzibethinus\|Durian]], [[Ensign]], [[Herneldo]], ([[Silent]])		Party: Cynthia, [[Delphi]], [[Durzibethinus\|Durian]], [[Ensign]], [[Herneldo]], ([[Silent]])

	Cynthia’s introduction to the loose coalition of adventures known as the Greedy Greeners was morbid and sudden. A reclusive hag named Yggwilv put out a hefty bounty on [[the Green Stag]], a [[dragon]] mob boss of sorts. Cynthia and another mercenary, Herneldo, had recently slain a young green dragon; believing it to be the Green Stag, they took its severed head to Yggwilv’s bird-legged hut in the woods. They were unfortunately mistaken, and for their error, were consumed by the hut and knocked unconscious.		Cynthia’s introduction to the loose coalition of adventures known as the Greedy Greeners was morbid and sudden. A reclusive hag named Yggwilv put out a hefty bounty on [[the Green Stag]], a [[dragon]] mob boss of sorts. Cynthia and another mercenary, [[Herneldo]], had recently slain a young green dragon; believing it to be the Green Stag, they took its severed head to Yggwilv’s bird-legged hut in the woods. They were unfortunately mistaken, and for their error, were consumed by the hut and knocked unconscious.

	Some time later, the two awoke, disoriented and laying in a pile of corpses. A mysterious voice spoke to them, taunting them and threatening to eat their [[souls]]. It offered an ultimatum: invoke its name in prayer or be consumed. Cynthia and Herneldo both agreed. So began Cynthia’s tentative devotion to the entity called Silent.		Some time later, the two awoke, disoriented and laying in a pile of corpses. A mysterious voice spoke to them, taunting them and threatening to eat their [[souls]]. It offered an ultimatum: invoke its name in prayer or be consumed. Cynthia and Herneldo both agreed. So began Cynthia’s tentative devotion to the entity called Silent.

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	The party traveled to the specified location, finding a dim-witted bridge [[troll]]. After some attempts to parlay, Cider snuck off, finding a nearby cave entrance. After incapacitating the troll with a hypnotic array of magical lights, the party followed. Unfortunately, the cave was too narrow to bring Richard, so Cynthia stationed the acid beetle at the cave’s entrance as a lookout.		The party traveled to the specified location, finding a dim-witted bridge [[troll]]. After some attempts to parlay, Cider snuck off, finding a nearby cave entrance. After incapacitating the troll with a hypnotic array of magical lights, the party followed. Unfortunately, the cave was too narrow to bring Richard, so Cynthia stationed the acid beetle at the cave’s entrance as a lookout.

	Inside the cave, the party encountered a terrible monstrosity: a massive, many-headed dire troll that was revealed to be the bridge troll’s mate. After battling the giant creature, they headed deeper into the cave, finding a small room where Mr. V was drawing a portal in an attempt to make an exit. The party explained their mission, but Mr. V was doubtful that Tragdor would not say his true name should his voice be returned. The party managed to convince the wizard that Tragdor would keep to his word, if only out of fear, and he agreed to return Tragdor’s voice. In return, Silythm agreed to assist Mr. V with some business in the [[Underdark]].		Inside the cave, the party encountered a terrible monstrosity: a massive, many-headed dire troll that was revealed to be the bridge troll’s mate. After battling the giant creature, they headed deeper into the cave, finding a small room where Mr. V was drawing a portal in an attempt to make an exit. The party explained their mission, but Mr. V was doubtful that Tragdor would not say his true name should his voice be returned. The party managed to convince the wizard that Tragdor would keep to his word, if only out of fear, and he agreed to return Tragdor’s voice. In return, [[Silythm]] agreed to assist Mr. V with some business in the [[Underdark]].

	The party returned to Tragdor victorious. The eccentric didn’t have much to give them as a reward, but mentioned in passing that Mr. V was a dragon. The party questioned him, but he didn’t have much more information. It was nonetheless an intriguing lead.		The party returned to Tragdor victorious. The eccentric didn’t have much to give them as a reward, but mentioned in passing that Mr. V was a dragon. The party questioned him, but he didn’t have much more information. It was nonetheless an intriguing lead.

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	{{Worldbuilders}}{{Infobox character\|playerName=Lynn\|aliases=Cynthia sen Espera; Cynthia, Shield of the Eyrie\|languages=Common, Infernal\|affilliation=[[Band of the Iron Hawk]]\|species=Tiefling\|gender=Female}} Once, long ago, '''Cynthia''' was a knight, sworn to protect a young lord and his manor.		{{Worldbuilders}}{{Infobox character\|playerName=Lynn\|aliases=Cynthia sen Espera; Cynthia, Shield of the Eyrie\|languages=Common, Infernal\|affilliation=[[Band of the Iron Hawk]]\|species=Tiefling\|gender=Female}}Once, long ago, '''Cynthia''' was a knight, sworn to protect a young lord and his manor.

	Then, she was '''Cynthia sen Espera''', a wandering warrior, taking small-time monster- and bounty-hunting contracts, with naught but a finely-crafted shield to remind her of her failure.		Then, she was '''Cynthia sen Espera''', a wandering warrior, taking small-time monster- and bounty-hunting contracts, with naught but a finely-crafted shield to remind her of her failure.

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	{{Worldbuilders}} Once, long ago, Cynthia was a knight, sworn to protect a young lord and his manor.		{{Worldbuilders}}{{Infobox character\|playerName=Lynn\|aliases=Cynthia sen Espera; Cynthia, Shield of the Eyrie\|languages=Common, Infernal\|affilliation=[[Band of the Iron Hawk]]\|species=Tiefling\|gender=Female}} Once, long ago, '''Cynthia''' was a knight, sworn to protect a young lord and his manor.

	Then, she was Cynthia sen Espera, a wandering warrior, taking small-time monster- and bounty-hunting contracts, with naught but a finely-crafted shield to remind her of her failure.		Then, she was '''Cynthia sen Espera''', a wandering warrior, taking small-time monster- and bounty-hunting contracts, with naught but a finely-crafted shield to remind her of her failure.

		⚫	Now, she is '''Cynthia, Shield of the Eyrie''', an adventurer battling back the darkness that the corrupted gem greatwyrm [[Feredemius]] has unleashed on the continent of Isonhound.
	{{Infobox character\|playerName=Lynn\|aliases=Cynthia sen Espera; Cynthia, Shield of the Eyrie\|languages=Common, Infernal\|affilliation=Iron Hawks\|species=Tiefling\|gender=Female}}

⚫	Now, she is Cynthia, Shield of the Eyrie, an adventurer battling back the darkness that the corrupted gem greatwyrm Feredemius has unleashed on the continent of Isonhound.

	This is her journey.		This is her journey.

			== About ==
			Cynthia had a large beetle mount that she was given by [[Yggwilv]] (aka Tasha) in return for helping with some small multidimensional favors.

	=== Appearance and Demeanor ===		=== Appearance and Demeanor ===

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	Date: 5/13/22		Date: 5/13/22

	Party: Cynthia, Delphi, Durian, Ensign, Herneldo, (Silent)		Party: Cynthia, [[Delphi]], [[Durzibethinus\|Durian]], [[Ensign]], [[Herneldo]], ([[Silent]])

	Cynthia’s introduction to the loose coalition of adventures known as the Greedy Greeners was morbid and sudden. A reclusive hag named Yggwilv put out a hefty bounty on the Green Stag, a dragon mob boss of sorts. Cynthia and another mercenary, Herneldo, had recently slain a young green dragon; believing it to be the Green Stag, they took its severed head to Yggwilv’s bird-legged hut in the woods. They were unfortunately mistaken, and for their error, were consumed by the hut and knocked unconscious.		Cynthia’s introduction to the loose coalition of adventures known as the Greedy Greeners was morbid and sudden. A reclusive hag named Yggwilv put out a hefty bounty on the Green Stag, a dragon mob boss of sorts. Cynthia and another mercenary, Herneldo, had recently slain a young green dragon; believing it to be the Green Stag, they took its severed head to Yggwilv’s bird-legged hut in the woods. They were unfortunately mistaken, and for their error, were consumed by the hut and knocked unconscious.
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	Party: Aesir, Cyan, Cynthia, Joshua, Karl, (Silent)		Party: [[Aesir]], [[Cyanocitta\|Cyan]], Cynthia, [[Joshua]], [[Karl Anders\|Karl]], ([[Silent]])

	While in the Greedy Green headquarters in Seglock, Cynthia was made aware of a great dragon’s hoard that lay in a cavern beyond the Dread Titan’s Firegates. The Firegates had recently opened, and the motley crew of people in the Greedy Green HQ at the time were tasked with retrieving the treasure. A recently-built altar to Silent meant that she too would come on the journey.		While in the Greedy Green headquarters in Seglock, Cynthia was made aware of a great dragon’s hoard that lay in a cavern beyond the Dread Titan’s Firegates. The Firegates had recently opened, and the motley crew of people in the Greedy Green HQ at the time were tasked with retrieving the treasure. A recently-built altar to Silent meant that she too would come on the journey.
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	Date: 6/28/22		Date: 6/28/22

	Party: Arlin, Buho, Cynthia, Dancer, Nockdus, Spinel, Vadath		Party: [[Arlin]], [[Búho\|Buho]], Cynthia, [[Dancer of the Boreal Valley\|Dancer]], [[Nockdus]], [[Spinel]], [[Vadath]]

	Some time later, Cynthia answered a posting from Falgrim Norest Gammelgard (a largely dwarvish port city) to defend against monstrosities that were mounting an assault against the city. She traveled there and met with several members of the mercenary company known as the Band of the Iron Hawks. Together, they were briefed by Falgrim on the situation.		Some time later, Cynthia answered a posting from Falgrim Norest Gammelgard (a largely dwarvish port city) to defend against monstrosities that were mounting an assault against the city. She traveled there and met with several members of the mercenary company known as the Band of the Iron Hawks. Together, they were briefed by Falgrim on the situation.
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	Date: 8/14/22		Date: 8/14/22

	Party: Cynthia, Durian, Ferris, Grandmush, Harold, Markoth, Trina		Party: Cynthia, [[Durzibethinus\|Durian]], [[Ferris]], [[Grandmush]], [[Harold]], [[Markoth]], [[Trina]]

	In the days since Cynthia aided in the defense of Gammelgard, a countermeasure had been found for Cheshire’s mutated monsters: Drakkoth’s blood. When Cheshire’s monsters were struck with a blade that had been coated in the blood of a Drakkoth (a sort of draconic centaur), they died instantly, with but a single strike. Unfortunately, Seglock University, which was responsible for processing the blood, had recently had its funding cut by Baron Faro, the uptight, elitist baron of Seglock. In addition, Drakkoths were in short supply.		In the days since Cynthia aided in the defense of Gammelgard, a countermeasure had been found for Cheshire’s mutated monsters: Drakkoth’s blood. When Cheshire’s monsters were struck with a blade that had been coated in the blood of a Drakkoth (a sort of draconic centaur), they died instantly, with but a single strike. Unfortunately, Seglock University, which was responsible for processing the blood, had recently had its funding cut by Baron Faro, the uptight, elitist baron of Seglock. In addition, Drakkoths were in short supply.
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	Date: 9/26/22		Date: 9/26/22

	Party: Arlin, Cynthia, Ensign, Oxan, Percy, Violet		Party: [[Arlin]], Cynthia, [[Ensign]], [[Oxan]], [[Percy Giffard\|Percy]], [[Violet Lorinda\|Violet]]

	A kidnapping! Belle, the paladin of the Protectors of the People, told several of the Greedy Greeners that the mayor of Synara had gone missing, and she suspected that the silver dragon Sro was the one who did it. Sro apparently had a penchant for capturing government officials, believing that the cities and towns of Isonhound would be better off without them. The party traveled with Belle to Sro’s mountaintop lair, trudging up a long, winding path. Cynthia and Arlin, in particular, wore themselves out lugging their heavy armor and equipment up the mountain.		A kidnapping! Belle, the paladin of the Protectors of the People, told several of the Greedy Greeners that the mayor of Synara had gone missing, and she suspected that the silver dragon Sro was the one who did it. Sro apparently had a penchant for capturing government officials, believing that the cities and towns of Isonhound would be better off without them. The party traveled with Belle to Sro’s mountaintop lair, trudging up a long, winding path. Cynthia and Arlin, in particular, wore themselves out lugging their heavy armor and equipment up the mountain.
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	Date: 12/12/22		Date: 12/12/22

	Party: Amund Zen, Cynthia, Dug, Herneldo, Reylendor, Xander		Party: [[Amund Zen]], Cynthia, [[Dug]], [[Herneldo]], [[Reylendor]], [[Xander]]

	Around the winter solstice, a number of Greedy Greeners received letters, written to them individually, from Baron Faro’s estate. The letters said that “the Baron isn’t sleeping well. There are things in his house. Please help.” Always up for a chance to prove the Baron’s anti-adventurer views wrong, Cynthia agreed and traveled to the estate. She and the other adventurers found that the estate was undecorated for the holiday season and seemed dark and dingy. Upon entering, the party was greeted by Gerald, the Baron’s butler. He revealed himself as the writer of the letters and explained the situation in greater detail.		Around the winter solstice, a number of Greedy Greeners received letters, written to them individually, from Baron Faro’s estate. The letters said that “the Baron isn’t sleeping well. There are things in his house. Please help.” Always up for a chance to prove the Baron’s anti-adventurer views wrong, Cynthia agreed and traveled to the estate. She and the other adventurers found that the estate was undecorated for the holiday season and seemed dark and dingy. Upon entering, the party was greeted by Gerald, the Baron’s butler. He revealed himself as the writer of the letters and explained the situation in greater detail.
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	Date: 12/30/22		Date: 12/30/22

	Party: Araz, Blaze, Brakanar, Cider, Cynthia, Silythm		Party: [[Araz]], [[Blaze]], [[Brakanar]], [[Cider]], Cynthia, [[Silythm Shadeheart\|Silythm]]

	Several members of the Greedy Green received letters from an eccentric wizard named Tragdor. Apparently, Tragdor lost his voice, and needed their help in getting it back. The group of adventurers traveled to the ruined keep where Tragdor had set up shop. He was apparently using illusory magic to pretend to be a dragon, and he had a number of kobolds in his employ. The party was greeted by several of these kobolds, who did not suspect anything.		Several members of the Greedy Green received letters from an eccentric wizard named Tragdor. Apparently, Tragdor lost his voice, and needed their help in getting it back. The group of adventurers traveled to the ruined keep where Tragdor had set up shop. He was apparently using illusory magic to pretend to be a dragon, and he had a number of kobolds in his employ. The party was greeted by several of these kobolds, who did not suspect anything.

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	The party was ejected back onto the material plane, and the naga that Cynthia and Omen had seen earlier was made corporeal. Vessel realized that this was a mind snare naga, and that it had infected him and made him forget his true identity as the Autom Lord. The party eviscerated the naga before returning to Seglock to prepare for the assault on Feredemius.		The party was ejected back onto the material plane, and the naga that Cynthia and Omen had seen earlier was made corporeal. Vessel realized that this was a mind snare naga, and that it had infected him and made him forget his true identity as the Autom Lord. The party eviscerated the naga before returning to Seglock to prepare for the assault on Feredemius.
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	Around the winter solstice, a number of Greedy Greeners received letters, written to them individually, from Baron Faro’s estate. The letters said that “the Baron isn’t sleeping well. There are things in his house. Please help.” Always up for a chance to prove the Baron’s anti-adventurer views wrong, Cynthia agreed and traveled to the estate. She and the other adventurers found that the estate was undecorated for the holiday season and seemed dark and dingy. Upon entering, the party was greeted by Gerald, the Baron’s butler. He revealed himself as the writer of the letters and explained the situation in greater detail.		Around the winter solstice, a number of Greedy Greeners received letters, written to them individually, from Baron Faro’s estate. The letters said that “the Baron isn’t sleeping well. There are things in his house. Please help.” Always up for a chance to prove the Baron’s anti-adventurer views wrong, Cynthia agreed and traveled to the estate. She and the other adventurers found that the estate was undecorated for the holiday season and seemed dark and dingy. Upon entering, the party was greeted by Gerald, the Baron’s butler. He revealed himself as the writer of the letters and explained the situation in greater detail.

	In past years, the Baron and his wife celebrated the holidays, decorating and exchanging gifts. However, the Baron’s wife died, and so he did not plan on celebrating. A week prior, the Baron awoke screaming, seeing a spectral figure looming over his bed. After that, he experienced more and more hallucinations. The furniture would be rearranged overnight, and even the staff began to see ghostly figures roaming the halls of the estate. Supposedly, one of these ghosts was Sir Jereth Leighonen, the head of the guard from when Faro was a child. The ghosts were only active at night, so the party camped out in the manor’s living room.		In past years, the Baron and his wife celebrated the holidays, decorating and exchanging gifts. However, the Baron’s wife died, and so he did not plan on celebrating. A week prior, the Baron awoke screaming, seeing a spectral figure looming over his bed. After that, he experienced more and more hallucinations. The furniture would be rearranged overnight, and even the staff began to see ghostly figures roaming the halls of the estate. Supposedly, one of these [[Ghost\|ghosts]] was Sir Jereth Leighonen, the head of the guard from when Faro was a child. The ghosts were only active at night, so the party camped out in the manor’s living room.

	At night, the living room transformed into a more festive version of itself; the party managed to piece together that this was what it looked like when the Baron was a child. Spirits and skeletons emerged from the walls of the room, eventually accompanied by Sir Jereth. In the battle, Cynthia proved useful; she managed to pin Jereth to the ground, allowing her allies to attack him with ease. Before dissipating, Jereth revealed that, as a child, Faro locked him out in the cold along with the rest of the staff.		At night, the living room transformed into a more festive version of itself; the party managed to piece together that this was what it looked like when the Baron was a child. Spirits and skeletons emerged from the walls of the room, eventually accompanied by Sir Jereth. In the battle, Cynthia proved useful; she managed to pin Jereth to the ground, allowing her allies to attack him with ease. Before dissipating, Jereth revealed that, as a child, Faro locked him out in the cold along with the rest of the staff.

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	On the way there, the party occupied themselves with all manner of activities. Aesir played his pan flute, Joshua and [[Karl]] raided a [[goblin]] encampment for some booze, and Cynthia doted on Henrik. In a particularly memorable occurrence, Henrik met Aesir’s dog, and some Speak with Animals-related shenanigans ensued.		On the way there, the party occupied themselves with all manner of activities. Aesir played his pan flute, Joshua and [[Karl]] raided a [[goblin]] encampment for some booze, and Cynthia doted on Henrik. In a particularly memorable occurrence, Henrik met Aesir’s dog, and some Speak with Animals-related shenanigans ensued.

	Eventually, the party reached the Firegates. Joshua scouted ahead, while [[Cyan]] and Karl spoke with the local wildlife. Apparently, a group of cultists had extablished a hideout in the cave. The party ventured in, encountering an elven girl named Raritan who had been kidnapped by the cultists. Cyan knew Raritan as the first mate of a ship that she was familiar with. Raritan told the party that the cultists were worshipers of [[Tiamat]], and that the dragon inside the cave was a red dragon. The party sent Raritan on her way before heading deeper in.		Eventually, the party reached the Firegates. Joshua scouted ahead, while [[Cyan]] and Karl spoke with the local wildlife. Apparently, a group of cultists had extablished a hideout in the cave. The party ventured in, encountering an elven girl named [[Raritan]] who had been kidnapped by the cultists. Cyan knew Raritan as the first mate of a ship that she was familiar with. Raritan told the party that the cultists were worshipers of [[Tiamat]], and that the dragon inside the cave was a red dragon. The party sent Raritan on her way before heading deeper in.

	The inside of the cave was littered with giant bones that seemed to be those of a dragon. After some time, the party came across a giant dragon’s skull. Cyan was apparently familiar with this dragon. They were friends before its death; the dragon helped Cyan through a rough patch in her life. The party paid their respects and ventured ever deeper.		The inside of the cave was littered with giant bones that seemed to be those of a dragon. After some time, the party came across a giant dragon’s skull. Cyan was apparently familiar with this dragon. They were friends before its death; the dragon helped Cyan through a rough patch in her life. The party paid their respects and ventured ever deeper.
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	A mad alchemist, [[Horatio Cheshire]], had been creating monstrous, powerful versions of orcs and goblins. Recently, these creations had been attacking on mutated dragons called Fang Mounts, and there was word that the orcs were attempting to breed them. Falgrim had traced the operation to an abandoned fortress on the Saphabian River, and tasked the party with wiping it out.		A mad alchemist, [[Horatio Cheshire]], had been creating monstrous, powerful versions of orcs and goblins. Recently, these creations had been attacking on mutated dragons called Fang Mounts, and there was word that the orcs were attempting to breed them. Falgrim had traced the operation to an abandoned fortress on the Saphabian River, and tasked the party with wiping it out.

	Dancer, the Iron Hawks’ First [[Ranger]], easily led the party through the forests surrounding Gammelgard, and they were able to sneak up on the river outpost. The battle was a tough one; Arlin, the Clerical Captain of the Iron Hawks, was grabbed by one of the Fang Mount’s mouth, while Cynthia was knocked out by a goblin. Nonetheless, the group pulled through, killing the horribly mutated orcs and goblins. Cynthia incapacitated the last remaining Fang Mount, offering it to Vadath, the Iron Hawks’ leader. Vadath vowed to tame the beast, even against the protestations of Falgrim.		Dancer, the Iron Hawks’ First [[Ranger]], easily led the party through the forests surrounding Gammelgard, and they were able to sneak up on the river outpost. The battle was a tough one; Arlin, the Clerical Captain of the Iron Hawks, was grabbed by one of the Fang Mount’s mouth, while Cynthia was knocked out by a goblin. Nonetheless, the group pulled through, killing the horribly mutated orcs and goblins. Cynthia incapacitated the last remaining [[Fang Mount]], offering it to Vadath, the Iron Hawks’ leader. Vadath vowed to tame the beast, even against the protestations of Falgrim.

	The peace brought by the battle was not to last, however; the party watched on in horror as a great five-headed dragon landed nearby before flying off into the countryside. Surely, Tiamat could not have come here, to Isonhound, right?		The peace brought by the battle was not to last, however; the party watched on in horror as a great five-headed dragon landed nearby before flying off into the countryside. Surely, Tiamat could not have come here, to Isonhound, right?
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	Party: Cynthia, [[Durzibethinus\|Durian]], [[Ferris]], [[Grandmush]], [[Harold]], [[Markoth]], [[Trina]]		Party: Cynthia, [[Durzibethinus\|Durian]], [[Ferris]], [[Grandmush]], [[Harold]], [[Markoth]], [[Trina]]

	In the days since Cynthia aided in the defense of Gammelgard, a countermeasure had been found for Cheshire’s mutated monsters: Drakkoth’s blood. When Cheshire’s monsters were struck with a blade that had been coated in the blood of a [[Drakkoth]] (a sort of draconic centaur), they died instantly, with but a single strike. Unfortunately, Seglock University, which was responsible for processing the blood, had recently had its funding cut by Baron Faro, the uptight, elitist baron of Seglock. In addition, Drakkoths were in short supply.		In the days since Cynthia aided in the defense of Gammelgard, a countermeasure had been found for Cheshire’s mutated monsters: Drakkoth’s blood. When Cheshire’s monsters were struck with a blade that had been coated in the blood of a [[Drakkoth]] (a sort of draconic centaur), they died instantly, with but a single strike. Unfortunately, [[Seglock University]], which was responsible for processing the blood, had recently had its funding cut by [[Baron Faro]], the uptight, elitist baron of Seglock. In addition, Drakkoths were in short supply.

	Baron Faro held a town hall to discuss the recent budget changes, and several members of the Greedy Green, including Cynthia, were in attendance. The baron went on a tirade against the Greedy Greeners, accusing them of attracting monsters to the city and even of smuggling dragon eggs in through the Moonwell’s shield. The adventurers in attendance objected, pointing to their work defending the city and to the fact that the entire continent was under attack by Horatio Cheshire’s monsters. In particular, Cynthia singled out the recent defense of Gammelgard. The baron seemed generally unconvinced, but begrudgingly agreed to restore the university’s funding.		Baron Faro held a town hall to discuss the recent budget changes, and several members of the Greedy Green, including Cynthia, were in attendance. The baron went on a tirade against the Greedy Greeners, accusing them of attracting monsters to the city and even of smuggling dragon eggs in through the Moonwell’s shield. The adventurers in attendance objected, pointing to their work defending the city and to the fact that the entire continent was under attack by Horatio Cheshire’s monsters. In particular, Cynthia singled out the recent defense of Gammelgard. The baron seemed generally unconvinced, but begrudgingly agreed to restore the university’s funding.
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	The party traveled to the location of the hideout and encountered a pine tree-shaped Ent named Neem. After some conversation, Neem deemed them worthy, and led them to a secret cave. There, Belle, a [[cleric]] of [[Bahamut]], greeted them. The walls of the cave were covered in bounties for dragons that had been drawn over to make fun of various societal elites, among them Baron Faro. Belle told the party that the cave once belonged to a gold dragon, but that the Protectors killed it and moved in. She also revealed that the Protectors’ benefactor was a [[silver dragon]] named Sro.		The party traveled to the location of the hideout and encountered a pine tree-shaped Ent named Neem. After some conversation, Neem deemed them worthy, and led them to a secret cave. There, Belle, a [[cleric]] of [[Bahamut]], greeted them. The walls of the cave were covered in bounties for dragons that had been drawn over to make fun of various societal elites, among them Baron Faro. Belle told the party that the cave once belonged to a gold dragon, but that the Protectors killed it and moved in. She also revealed that the Protectors’ benefactor was a [[silver dragon]] named Sro.

	The Protectors of the People kept track of the Drakkoths’ movements, and revealed to the party that there was a band of Drakkoths preparing to attack the town of Raritan. They also revealed the location of a dragon’s hoard. Several party members had a blessing that would disappear if they attacked a dragon, so the party decided to go after the Drakkoths. The battle was not a terribly hard one, and the party kept two of the Drakkoths alive: one for Seglock University and one for the Protectors of the People.		The [[Protectors of the People]] kept track of the Drakkoths’ movements, and revealed to the party that there was a band of Drakkoths preparing to attack the town of Raritan. They also revealed the location of a dragon’s hoard. Several party members had a blessing that would disappear if they attacked a dragon, so the party decided to go after the Drakkoths. The battle was not a terribly hard one, and the party kept two of the Drakkoths alive: one for Seglock University and one for the Protectors of the People.

	The Protectors also mentioned some sort of [[prophecy]] about something sealed away in the mountains. Perhaps they were onto something.		The Protectors also mentioned some sort of [[prophecy]] about something sealed away in the mountains. Perhaps they were onto something.
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	Party: Many		Party: Many

	It was finally time to take down the mad alchemist Horatio Cheshire. A fey being called the Curator summoned many of the Greedy Greeners to brief the mon the situation. Apparently, Cheshire had traveled to the Shadow Forges, a small plane sandwiched between the material plane and the [[Shadowfell]]. He hoped to use the arcane machinery housed there to produce more and better monstrosities.		It was finally time to take down the mad alchemist Horatio Cheshire. A fey being called [[the Curator]] summoned many of the Greedy Greeners to brief the mon the situation. Apparently, Cheshire had traveled to the Shadow Forges, a small plane sandwiched between the material plane and the [[Shadowfell]]. He hoped to use the arcane machinery housed there to produce more and better monstrosities.

	Once, the Fey attempted to destroy the Shadow Forges, but were unable to do so. Instead, they sealed the plane away with a number of keys. Somehow, Cheshire acquired one of these keys and used it to bring himself and many of his monstrosities to the forges. By this point, three of the four forges were active; if he managed to activate the fourth one before the Greedy Greeners could stop him, he would be able to harness the full power of the forges and launch an unimaginable assault on the material plane.		Once, the Fey attempted to destroy the Shadow Forges, but were unable to do so. Instead, they sealed the plane away with a number of keys. Somehow, Cheshire acquired one of these keys and used it to bring himself and many of his monstrosities to the forges. By this point, three of the four forges were active; if he managed to activate the fourth one before the Greedy Greeners could stop him, he would be able to harness the full power of the forges and launch an unimaginable assault on the material plane.
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	Party: [[Araz]], [[Blaze]], [[Brakanar]], [[Cider]], Cynthia, [[Silythm Shadeheart\|Silythm]]		Party: [[Araz]], [[Blaze]], [[Brakanar]], [[Cider]], Cynthia, [[Silythm Shadeheart\|Silythm]]

	Several members of the Greedy Green received letters from an eccentric [[wizard]] named Tragdor. Apparently, Tragdor lost his voice, and needed their help in getting it back. The group of adventurers traveled to the ruined keep where Tragdor had set up shop. He was apparently using illusory magic to pretend to be a dragon, and he had a number of [[kobolds]] in his employ. The party was greeted by several of these kobolds, who did not suspect anything.		Several members of the Greedy Green received letters from an eccentric [[wizard]] named [[Tragdor]]. Apparently, Tragdor lost his voice, and needed their help in getting it back. The group of adventurers traveled to the ruined keep where Tragdor had set up shop. He was apparently using illusory magic to pretend to be a dragon, and he had a number of [[kobolds]] in his employ. The party was greeted by several of these kobolds, who did not suspect anything.

	The kobolds escorted the party to Tragdor’s chambers. Their interior was bathed in magical darkness, hiding Tragdor’s true form from his kobolds. After exchanging notes under his chamber door, Tragdor let the party into his cluttered apartment. Using his journal, he explained that a few days past, a wizard stole his voice. He referred to the wizard only as Mr. V; Tragdor speaking his true name prompted Mr. V to steal his voice. Tragdor told the party of Mr. V’s whereabouts and tasked them with retrieving his voice.		The kobolds escorted the party to Tragdor’s chambers. Their interior was bathed in magical darkness, hiding Tragdor’s true form from his kobolds. After exchanging notes under his chamber door, Tragdor let the party into his cluttered apartment. Using his journal, he explained that a few days past, a wizard stole his voice. He referred to the wizard only as Mr. V; Tragdor speaking his true name prompted Mr. V to steal his voice. Tragdor told the party of Mr. V’s whereabouts and tasked them with retrieving his voice.
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	Party: [PLACEHOLDER]		Party: [PLACEHOLDER]

	After her first visit to the town with no name, Cynthia spent some of her downtime making expeditions back in, supplying the populace with food and secreting them out when possible. On one of these expeditions, a great clamor erupted from a nearby street. Upon investigating, Cynthia saw a mind-boggling site: a giant mechanical dragon had landed, and Greedy Greeners were pouring out of it and fighting cultists in the street. Cynthia joined in the brawl, but the cultists outnumbered the adventurers and they were forced to retreat back inside of the dragon. It was revealed to be a ship called MSDOS, piloted by [[Vessel]], and the other adventurers were on a mission to save the amethyst dragon that was trapped in the city’s center. The party had been supplied with moonflowers, which could purge Feredemius’ corrupting influence from a being.		After her first visit to the town with no name, Cynthia spent some of her downtime making expeditions back in, supplying the populace with food and secreting them out when possible. On one of these expeditions, a great clamor erupted from a nearby street. Upon investigating, Cynthia saw a mind-boggling site: a giant mechanical dragon had landed, and Greedy Greeners were pouring out of it and fighting cultists in the street. Cynthia joined in the brawl, but the cultists outnumbered the adventurers and they were forced to retreat back inside of the dragon. It was revealed to be a ship called [[Msdos\|MSDOS]], piloted by [[Vessel]], and the other adventurers were on a mission to save the amethyst dragon that was trapped in the city’s center. The party had been supplied with moonflowers, which could purge Feredemius’ corrupting influence from a being.

	Upon reaching the center of the city, the party was attacked by Father Mel, who made his way inside of MSDOS. With the help of a [[moonflower]] from Felicia, Cynthia purified Mel before knocking him out. Seeing that Reylendor had personal issues with Mel, Cynthia left him to her. Once Mel was knocked out, the curse on the city was lifted; the party could remember that its name was Fallhorn, and some even remembered that they had visited before. Reylendor awoke Mel and interrogated him. She was briefly possessed by a mysterious entity, who seemed to be the master of Mel, before returning to her normal self again. She assured Cynthia that this was nothing dangerous to the party, and refused to kill Mel right away.		Upon reaching the center of the city, the party was attacked by Father Mel, who made his way inside of MSDOS. With the help of a [[moonflower]] from [[Felicia]], Cynthia purified Mel before knocking him out. Seeing that Reylendor had personal issues with Mel, Cynthia left him to her. Once Mel was knocked out, the curse on the city was lifted; the party could remember that its name was Fallhorn, and some even remembered that they had visited before. Reylendor awoke Mel and interrogated him. She was briefly possessed by a mysterious entity, who seemed to be the master of Mel, before returning to her normal self again. She assured Cynthia that this was nothing dangerous to the party, and refused to kill Mel right away.

	Meanwhile, several more members of the party managed to purify the amethyst dragon. The dragon thanked them and told them to return to MSDOS, then sent the entire craft flying into the [[Astral Plane]].		Meanwhile, several more members of the party managed to purify the amethyst dragon. The dragon thanked them and told them to return to MSDOS, then sent the entire craft flying into the [[Astral Plane]].

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	Some time later, the two awoke, disoriented and laying in a pile of corpses. A mysterious voice spoke to them, taunting them and threatening to eat their [[souls]]. It offered an ultimatum: invoke its name in prayer or be consumed. Cynthia and Herneldo both agreed. So began Cynthia’s tentative devotion to the entity called Silent.		Some time later, the two awoke, disoriented and laying in a pile of corpses. A mysterious voice spoke to them, taunting them and threatening to eat their [[souls]]. It offered an ultimatum: invoke its name in prayer or be consumed. Cynthia and Herneldo both agreed. So began Cynthia’s tentative devotion to the entity called Silent.

	After leaving the small room in which they awoke, Cynthia and Herneldo met with several other [[adventurers]]: [[Durian]], Ensign, and Delphi. These three had slain the actual Green Stag, and had brought its head to retrieve the bounty. After some time, during which the group found an unsettling cage full of larval babies, Yggwilv appeared to inspect the Green Stag’s remains. She took the adventurers to her loom, where she laid out the deal they would be offered: three wishes in return for three days of work.		After leaving the small room in which they awoke, Cynthia and Herneldo met with several other [[adventurers]]: [[Durzibethinus\|Durian]], Ensign, and Delphi. These three had slain the actual Green Stag, and had brought its head to retrieve the bounty. After some time, during which the group found an unsettling cage full of larval babies, Yggwilv appeared to inspect the Green Stag’s remains. She took the adventurers to her loom, where she laid out the deal they would be offered: three wishes in return for three days of work.

	At her loom, Yggwilv revealed that she was really the witch queen Tasha. She regaled the party with tales of [[dragons]] from many times and many realms, fielding questions in return. One dragon in particular stood out: the ancient gem dragon [[Sardior]]. During this conversation, her relationship with Silent was also made clear: Silent was a minor god of death who was captured by Tasha and bound inside her hut as a pet of sorts. Still speaking in their heads, Silent urged the party to use one of their wishes to free her.		At her loom, Yggwilv revealed that she was really the witch queen Tasha. She regaled the party with tales of [[dragons]] from many times and many realms, fielding questions in return. One dragon in particular stood out: the ancient gem dragon [[Sardior]]. During this conversation, her relationship with Silent was also made clear: Silent was a minor god of death who was captured by Tasha and bound inside her hut as a pet of sorts. Still speaking in their heads, Silent urged the party to use one of their wishes to free her.
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	On the first day, the party successfully killed all of the larvae; the monsters of the Gray Wastes had yet to notice the operation. The second day proved more challenging; a monster grabbed Herneldo, and in the ensuing fray, several of the larvae escaped into the vast expanse of bones. The third day went more smoothly; the party once again successfully killed all of the babies.		On the first day, the party successfully killed all of the larvae; the monsters of the Gray Wastes had yet to notice the operation. The second day proved more challenging; a monster grabbed Herneldo, and in the ensuing fray, several of the larvae escaped into the vast expanse of bones. The third day went more smoothly; the party once again successfully killed all of the babies.

	For two successful days, the party received two wishes. Durian and Delphi had a plan for one of them, using it to resurrect a recently-fallen comrade. After some deliberation, the party used the other [[wish]] to free Silent from captivity. Unsure of their decision, the party returned to the [[material plane]] and parted ways. Cynthia, for her part, was allowed to keep her insectoid mount; she named the fearsome [[beast]] Henrik.		For two successful days, the party received two wishes. [[Durzibethinus\|Durian]] and Delphi had a plan for one of them, using it to resurrect a recently-fallen comrade. After some deliberation, the party used the other [[wish]] to free Silent from captivity. Unsure of their decision, the party returned to the [[material plane]] and parted ways. Cynthia, for her part, was allowed to keep her insectoid mount; she named the fearsome [[beast]] Henrik.

	After those few days, Cynthia’s fate would become embroiled with the Greedy Greeners. She made herself a frequent visitor of their headquarters in [[Seglock]], the continent’s largest city, and from that day forth, she would play a small part in the many world-shaking events to come.		After those few days, Cynthia’s fate would become embroiled with the Greedy Greeners. She made herself a frequent visitor of their headquarters in [[Seglock]], the continent’s largest city, and from that day forth, she would play a small part in the many world-shaking events to come.
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	The first expedition to the city was largely a failure; the party teleported directly into the center of the city and, though they managed to gather some intel and retrieve some treasure, they were forced to retreat. A second expedition was mounted, and Cynthia was among those who took part.		The first expedition to the city was largely a failure; the party teleported directly into the center of the city and, though they managed to gather some intel and retrieve some treasure, they were forced to retreat. A second expedition was mounted, and Cynthia was among those who took part.

	The expeditionary party made their way through the now-shadowed forests of Isonhound, feeliong a sense of impending doom. After some travel, they were ambushed by The One Who Waits; shadowy tendrils emerged from the ground, pinning most of them in place, and a wave of shadow advanced slowly towards them, led by the head of an obsidian dragon. The party managed to escape, but Cynthia was nearly consumed, finding herself unable to break free from the tendrils. After escaping, the party retreated to Bleucorundum’s lair, led by a voice in Durian’s head.		The expeditionary party made their way through the now-shadowed forests of Isonhound, feeliong a sense of impending doom. After some travel, they were ambushed by The One Who Waits; shadowy tendrils emerged from the ground, pinning most of them in place, and a wave of shadow advanced slowly towards them, led by the head of an obsidian dragon. The party managed to escape, but Cynthia was nearly consumed, finding herself unable to break free from the tendrils. After escaping, the party retreated to Bleucorundum’s lair, led by a voice in [[Durzibethinus\|Durian’s]] head.

	There, Bleucorundum told the party about the lost amethyst dragon. It was apparently traveling the continent as a mortal, searching for something, but was now trapped in the nameless city. Bleucorundum explained that, if Sardior were resurrected, their power could potentially combat The One Who Waits. To do so, the gem dragon’s court would have to be re-formed. This would require five gem dragons or [[dragonborn]], as well as the five artifacts known as the Keys to the Court, of which the Moonwell and Astrolabe were two.		There, Bleucorundum told the party about the lost amethyst dragon. It was apparently traveling the continent as a mortal, searching for something, but was now trapped in the nameless city. Bleucorundum explained that, if Sardior were resurrected, their power could potentially combat The One Who Waits. To do so, the gem dragon’s court would have to be re-formed. This would require five gem dragons or [[dragonborn]], as well as the five artifacts known as the Keys to the Court, of which the Moonwell and Astrolabe were two.
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	The party inquired about The One Who Waits; if it were an obsidian dragon, then that meant that the court potentially had six dragons on it. Bleucorundum laughed at this idea; she said that obsidian dragons were nothing but a scary story, and that The One Who Waits was probably taking this form just to frighten the other gem dragons. She granted the party a boon that made them invisible to members of the [[Cult]] of Att-Analo, then sent them on their way to the nameless city.		The party inquired about The One Who Waits; if it were an obsidian dragon, then that meant that the court potentially had six dragons on it. Bleucorundum laughed at this idea; she said that obsidian dragons were nothing but a scary story, and that The One Who Waits was probably taking this form just to frighten the other gem dragons. She granted the party a boon that made them invisible to members of the [[Cult]] of Att-Analo, then sent them on their way to the nameless city.

	Even from the city’s gates, the amethyst dragon’s influence was clear; several buildings in the center of the city had broken off of their foundations and were floating into the air. The party snuck in and, though they alerted a few guards to their presence, were able to make it to the manor at the city’s center relatively unscathed. Durian teleported into one of the floating buildings, finding a meditating [[halfling]] who would later be identified as Father Mel, a leader in the cult. Cynthia and Ona investigated another floating building, finding a meditating man who appeared to be the amethyst dragon. Cynthia awoke the man by throwing a shingle, and then all hell broke loose.		Even from the city’s gates, the amethyst dragon’s influence was clear; several buildings in the center of the city had broken off of their foundations and were floating into the air. The party snuck in and, though they alerted a few guards to their presence, were able to make it to the manor at the city’s center relatively unscathed. [[Durzibethinus\|Durian]] teleported into one of the floating buildings, finding a meditating [[halfling]] who would later be identified as Father Mel, a leader in the cult. Cynthia and Ona investigated another floating building, finding a meditating man who appeared to be the amethyst dragon. Cynthia awoke the man by throwing a shingle, and then all hell broke loose.

	When the amethyst dragon opened its eyes, it became clear that it was corrupted by The One Who Waits. He revealed to us that the protective bubble around the city was not the work of an artifact, but rather was his own doing, through sheer force of will. Alarms rang through the streets, and cultists approached the manor. Cynthia attempted to run and alert the rest of the party, but was accosted by Father Mel on the roof of the manor. Still invisible, she managed to draw Mel away from the center of the city, informing the rest of the party of the situation and providing a distraction. The party attempted to cleanse the amethyst dragon, but were unable to do so; they had almost escaped when the dragon transformed into his true form and grabbed Spinel. Spinel appeared to be at the mercy of the corrupted dragon, but broke free at the last minute. The party retreated to lick their wounds and inform the rest of the Greedy Green of the situation.		When the amethyst dragon opened its eyes, it became clear that it was corrupted by The One Who Waits. He revealed to us that the protective bubble around the city was not the work of an artifact, but rather was his own doing, through sheer force of will. Alarms rang through the streets, and cultists approached the manor. Cynthia attempted to run and alert the rest of the party, but was accosted by Father Mel on the roof of the manor. Still invisible, she managed to draw Mel away from the center of the city, informing the rest of the party of the situation and providing a distraction. The party attempted to cleanse the amethyst dragon, but were unable to do so; they had almost escaped when the dragon transformed into his true form and grabbed Spinel. Spinel appeared to be at the mercy of the corrupted dragon, but broke free at the last minute. The party retreated to lick their wounds and inform the rest of the Greedy Green of the situation.
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	While at an inn in Seglock, Cynthia and several other Greedy Greeners witnessed what was by that point a [[common]] occurrence: a shadow monster emerged from the dark and walked up to the edge of the Moonwell’s field. This had happened so much that the monster had a nickname: “Horns.” Horns usually just stood at the edge of the field for a while before returning to the shadows, but on this day it lingered. After some time, two more shadow monsters joined it, then two more, until eventually they crowded at the edge of the city.		While at an inn in Seglock, Cynthia and several other Greedy Greeners witnessed what was by that point a [[common]] occurrence: a shadow monster emerged from the dark and walked up to the edge of the Moonwell’s field. This had happened so much that the monster had a nickname: “Horns.” Horns usually just stood at the edge of the field for a while before returning to the shadows, but on this day it lingered. After some time, two more shadow monsters joined it, then two more, until eventually they crowded at the edge of the city.

	By this point, the Greedy Greeners were alarmed, and had taken up positions in the street. They were right to, because The One Who Waits himself emerged from the shadows. Durian attempted to detect his thoughts, and seemed to be drawn into a vision. The One Who Waits offered the rest of the party a deal: kill Durian, and they would be protected from the shadows. The party refused.		By this point, the Greedy Greeners were alarmed, and had taken up positions in the street. They were right to, because The One Who Waits himself emerged from the shadows. [[Durzibethinus\|Durian]] attempted to detect his thoughts, and seemed to be drawn into a vision. The One Who Waits offered the rest of the party a deal: kill [[Durzibethinus\|Durian]], and they would be protected from the shadows. The party refused.

	Durian later revealed to the rest of the Greedy Green that he had seen the past of The One Who Waits. Long ago, on the gem dragons’ court, there sat an obsidian dragon. This was not The One Who Waits, though. Instead, the emerald dragon Feredemius grew more and more hedonistic over time. The populace fought back, but their efforts were largely fruitless. As his ambitions grew, Feredemius began to dabble in unnatural pursuits, becoming greedier and more sadistic. Eventually, a team of great heroes gathered five powerful artifacts and sealed Feredemius away under the Northern Mountains. Feredemius was everywhere, because Feredemius was The One Who Waits. This vision also revealed that, to reform the gem dragons’ court, only 5 members and artifacts out of a possible 6 were needed.		[[Durzibethinus\|Durian]] later revealed to the rest of the Greedy Green that he had seen the past of The One Who Waits. Long ago, on the gem dragons’ court, there sat an obsidian dragon. This was not The One Who Waits, though. Instead, the emerald dragon Feredemius grew more and more hedonistic over time. The populace fought back, but their efforts were largely fruitless. As his ambitions grew, Feredemius began to dabble in unnatural pursuits, becoming greedier and more sadistic. Eventually, a team of great heroes gathered five powerful artifacts and sealed Feredemius away under the Northern Mountains. Feredemius was everywhere, because Feredemius was The One Who Waits. This vision also revealed that, to reform the gem dragons’ court, only 5 members and artifacts out of a possible 6 were needed.

	After Durian had this information revealed to him, several corpulent shadow monsters squeezed themselves through cracks that had formed in the Moonwell’s shield. With the help of magical equipment donated by a nearby weapon shop, the party eventually prevailed over the monsters, though the battle was made more challenging by their caustic blood and regenerative abilities. After the dust settled, Ensign realized that one of the objects they saw in the shop was of [[Relith]] origin.		After [[Durzibethinus\|Durian]] had this information revealed to him, several corpulent shadow monsters squeezed themselves through cracks that had formed in the Moonwell’s shield. With the help of magical equipment donated by a nearby weapon shop, the party eventually prevailed over the monsters, though the battle was made more challenging by their caustic blood and regenerative abilities. After the dust settled, Ensign realized that one of the objects they saw in the shop was of [[Relith]] origin.

	Upon investigation, they realized that the object was a range extender for their communicator. They used it to hail a Relith craft, finally getting word of their survival back to their people. At the same time, though, the cracks in the shield widened. The party put two and two together, and realized that this mysterious alien object was causing the breach in the shield. They moved it closer to the center of the city, and the Moonwell’s shield reformed once again.		Upon investigation, they realized that the object was a range extender for their communicator. They used it to hail a Relith craft, finally getting word of their survival back to their people. At the same time, though, the cracks in the shield widened. The party put two and two together, and realized that this mysterious alien object was causing the breach in the shield. They moved it closer to the center of the city, and the Moonwell’s shield reformed once again.