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* The keep of Mal'sheed. The fortified townhouse where the Servitor Mal'sheed lives and works. It is guarded by zombies and Skull Knights, and contains a great many garish treasures that Mal'sheed has collected. The darkfiend himself spends his time in his sanctum atop one of the five towers. | * The keep of Mal'sheed. The fortified townhouse where the Servitor Mal'sheed lives and works. It is guarded by zombies and Skull Knights, and contains a great many garish treasures that Mal'sheed has collected. The darkfiend himself spends his time in his sanctum atop one of the five towers. | ||
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==The province of Soderlage== | ==The province of Soderlage== | ||
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* Duskybrook. A mid-sized town and caravan hub. | * Duskybrook. A mid-sized town and caravan hub. | ||
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* Dal, known as "the Nightingale," legendary Resistance leader, recently diseased | * Dal, known as "the Nightingale," legendary Resistance leader, recently diseased | ||
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* Annin, Lawspeaker of Farekull | * Annin, Lawspeaker of Farekull | ||
* "The Knight of the Bridge," a former Skull Knight turned to the Light by the unicorn | * "The Knight of the Bridge," a former Skull Knight turned to the Light by the unicorn | ||
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* Melk, a Shadow Dancer and disciple of Halidan, killed by the heroes | * Melk, a Shadow Dancer and disciple of Halidan, killed by the heroes | ||
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* Galshuud, a sorcerer and ally of Halidan, slain by Hobson | * Galshuud, a sorcerer and ally of Halidan, slain by Hobson | ||
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* Jola Laren, called "Gristle," Targun's brainwashed seer slave, mother of Nessa | * Jola Laren, called "Gristle," Targun's brainwashed seer slave, mother of Nessa | ||
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| + | * Lirfan Nall, an officer of the Secret Police, responsible for exposing Taryn's father as a Resistance member | ||
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* Jokan, Jarzoni-born inn-keeper of the ''Cup Running Over'' in Farekull | * Jokan, Jarzoni-born inn-keeper of the ''Cup Running Over'' in Farekull | ||
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* Kiri, a Rhy-Cat. Killed by Gristle. | * Kiri, a Rhy-Cat. Killed by Gristle. | ||
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* Hollin, owner of the ''Badger's Luck'' inn in Duskybrook | * Hollin, owner of the ''Badger's Luck'' inn in Duskybrook | ||
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| + | * Seldan Hovid, a man in Duskybrook, hired by Nall to explore Barrowsgate Keep | ||
Latest revision as of 04:30, 14 September 2015
Snow is falling over the cruel city of Sarn, capital of the dark kingdom of Kern. For three hundred years, it has lain in the grip of Jarek the Lich King, last of the Sorcerer Kings. By his command, the people of Kern must slave endlessly in his mines and factories all their living days - and when they die, his sorcery animates their lifeless husks and makes them resume their toil. His will is carried out by the Servitors, his spies and slavemasters; the Knights of the Skull, his faceless soldiers and enforcers; and the Shadow-Taken, his disciples in the dark arts.
But even the most brutal of tyrants can not crush all hope. In secret, the people of Kern gather to tell tales of the true gods and of the green lands to the south where people live free. The bravest among them go even further, and secretly work against the Lich King and his works - strike down the most brutal of his servants, help the needy that he neglects, and do what they can to preserve those remaining sparks of beauty and sanctity in the land that he would stamp out. They are the Resistance.
Freedom Never Dies is a Blue Rose campaign Narrated by Baeraad. It follows a group of members of the Kern Resistance as they seek to oppose the Lich King, protect the innocent people he oppresses, and guard the remaining traces of Light and beauty in Kern for the day when he can finally be overthrown.
Contents
Main links[edit]
Notes on life in Kern[edit]
House Rules[edit]
Locations[edit]
The city of Sarn[edit]
- The Brimming Tankard, a tavern used as a Resistance meeting point.
- The keep of Mal'sheed. The fortified townhouse where the Servitor Mal'sheed lives and works. It is guarded by zombies and Skull Knights, and contains a great many garish treasures that Mal'sheed has collected. The darkfiend himself spends his time in his sanctum atop one of the five towers.
The province of Soderlage[edit]
- Barrowsgate Keep. An abandoned castle, supposedly haunted. Taryn's father claimed before his death that he left something there for his daughter to recover. Mal'sheed also wants something from it - a purple shas crystal, about the size of an eyeball, encircled by three rings of iron. The nature of either object is still a mystery at this time.
- Coal Black. A village near Farekull.
- Hoegaek Forest. A large forest in Soderlage, said to be haunted.
- Duskybrook. A mid-sized town and caravan hub.
Player Characters[edit]
- Jabari Vilmot, a Jarzoni Arcanist played by Afterburner
- Nessa Laren, a Kern Seer played by Cala
- Taryn Anur, a Kern Ranger played by ajdynon
Non-Player Characters[edit]
The Resistance[edit]
- Dal, known as "the Nightingale," legendary Resistance leader, recently diseased
- Merja, known as "Fledgling," Dal's daughter
- Annin, Lawspeaker of Farekull
- "The Knight of the Bridge," a former Skull Knight turned to the Light by the unicorn
- Trin'lia, a Vata'sha Spirit Dancer (formerly Shadow Dancer) and former disciple of Halidan who defected to the heroes' side, childhood friend of Taryn
The Lich King's minions[edit]
- Mal'sheed, a darkfiend of the Court of Greed and Servitor of the Lich King
- Cian'tresh, a Vata'sha Skull Knight and member of Mal'sheed's personal guard
- Gujta, Servitor ruler of Farekull
- Halidan, called "the Heartless," a master of the Shadow Dance, killed by Nessa
- Jolek, a Shadow Dancer and disciple of Halidan, killed by Kraddoc
- Melk, a Shadow Dancer and disciple of Halidan, killed by the heroes
- Galshuud, a sorcerer and ally of Halidan, slain by Hobson
- Lady Targun, called "the Knight of the Scorched Field," a Night People Skull Knight
- Jola Laren, called "Gristle," Targun's brainwashed seer slave, mother of Nessa
- Ulanras, Servitor ruler of Duskybrook
- Lirfan Nall, an officer of the Secret Police, responsible for exposing Taryn's father as a Resistance member
- Greel, a thug-for-hire in Duskybrook, currently working for Nall
Jarzoni agents[edit]
- Hobson, a Jarzoni priest-adept and spy for the Theocracy
- Jokan, Jarzoni-born inn-keeper of the Cup Running Over in Farekull
- Lobsen, a fire-shaper of somewhat dubious sanity
Servants of the Twilight[edit]
- Becka, a Kern animist, the guardian of Hogaek. Killed by Gristle.
- Sirl, a Rhy-Cat. Killed by Trin'lia.
- Kiri, a Rhy-Cat. Killed by Gristle.
Innocent bystanders[edit]
- Dalrek, a villager in Farekull
- Sula, a child in Farekull who met the unicorn in the moonlight
- Dovre, a child in Duskybrook who shows signs of psychic talents
- Hollin, owner of the Badger's Luck inn in Duskybrook
- Seldan Hovid, a man in Duskybrook, hired by Nall to explore Barrowsgate Keep
