Tag Archives: Hyperborea

Detect Poison ‘Is it poison?’ the Captain of the Guard asked.‘Yes, definitely,’ replied Darsh.‘Will the prince recover?’‘I mean, he could recover.’‘Could?’‘He has been poisoned, that is for sure,’ Darsh asserted.‘And you neutralized the poison?’‘Well, not exactly, that magic is a … Continue reading →

Glowing Chainmail ‘I can’t sleep like this,’ complained Thoz.‘Would you rather have ghouls nibbling at your toes?’ Krogi asked the thief.‘Of course not, yet that armor, it is so bright,’ replied Thoz.Arakam removed the cloth that was tied around his … Continue reading →

Malki’s Weird Wineskin ‘So parched…,’ Bakra-do said as he reached for the wineskin.‘No!’ shrieked Wrilk, but it was too late. Before the mercenary could say, ‘Water!’ he was already turning to stone.‘Oh no, what do we do? He is going … Continue reading →

Ignore the Storm ‘I’ll be right back,’ Darsh told the others as the storm intensified.‘Where are you going?’ Sakka asked.‘To get firewood before it gets too wet,’ the druid replied.‘Do you need help?’ Mivni offered.‘No, only I can leave the … Continue reading →

Gem of Golem Summoning The small orc warband was suddenly taken aback by the appearance of the tall stone automaton.‘Leave us or it will crush you all in its mighty hands,’ Volni shouted.‘No it won’t,’ Shubo whispered behind his hand … Continue reading →

That Dreadful Ring ‘I know Fellhorn thought that we needed a thief, yet this one is a little unsettling, although she is great at opening doors,’ the elf whispered to the gnome.‘I am not sure which is creepier, the weird … Continue reading →

Dagger of Tranquility? Krogi the fighter groaned as quietly as he could, not just because of the dagger that tickled his ribs, but because he instantly knew the weapon and its wielder. He spun on his heels as Roknal the … Continue reading →

Boat to Bag ‘Those goblin raiders sure seem mad about us using their bag to cross the river,’ Skorbi said as he helped pull the boat ashore then waved at the irritated group of goblins as they waved their weapons … Continue reading →