Angedrian: A D&D 5e Experience

After everyone, except the druid and the ranger, have a somewhat relaxing week in Pathilia, the party discusses their options, makes some inquiries, and then must come to some tough decisions...

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While the druid and the ranger investigate the woods, everyone else waits... nervously... 

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After some strange encounters on the road to see the king, the party decides to divide and conquer with one envoy heading to see the a colony of mindflayers...

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In need of an audience with the king and possibly a conversation with a mind-flayer, the party heads out across a five day stretch of road that's has become... somewhat unsavory in recent weeks...

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Fearing the appearance of the mysterious dark stranger that's made of red stars, Umgurn recruits the young party to help him lure the stranger to the festival... but is it really luring if the dark stranger wants to be there anyway? 

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Is it chance or machination that brings together a disparate cast of characters? Within the walls of Woodshead, safe to commune and share, the group become acquainted but also learn of an unpleasantness that may be stalking one or more of them...

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What do druids seek in the wilds of the world? How do rangers keep the balance of life and death in check? What is there for a fighter to do but fight? What is there for a thief to do but steal? When you only speak in poetry but the world around you speaks a different language, what can you say? When you are lost, alone, and hunted, what hope is there for you? And when you are ancient in the eyes of common folk but exiled from those that truly understand you, where do you find peace? Sometimes the only way to answer such questions is to ask them of other people and not of yourself.

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