As the party settles into the daunting responsibilities of ruling Indefatigaria, they find that leadership is anything but ordinary—balancing governance with chosen errands that pull them from the capital, including finding more residuals of the Stag Lord's reign, making curious purchases, and investigating a suspicious scarecrow in the countryside.

In their first month as rulers of Indefatigaria, the party faces their first true challenge—not from rival lords or marauding beasts, but from within, as a string of mysterious farmer deaths threatens to shake the fledgling kingdom’s foundation.

With the Stag Lord defeated and his stronghold claimed, the heroes lay the foundations of their new kingdom, Indefatigatia, with the reborn fortress of Stagfall as its proud capital.

After stepping out from his quarters, the players now face their greatest challenge yet: confronting the Stag Lord, the ruthless leader of the cult-like menace that has haunted the Greenbelt and the Tuskwater.

Beneath the supposed fort of the Stag Lord, the adventurers struggle to find the best approach to solve their problem of being hopelessly outnumbered.

With the lightning strikes behind them, the adventurers make their way toward a looming fort in the distance, hoping the Stag Lord is there—and that he’s not as fearsome as the stories suggest.

Now at the den of the Tatzlwyrm, the adventurers needs to bring back the head of one for Oleg, but they run into some old frenemies and find some unfortunate berries along the way.

With Taenn racing off into the woods in pursuit of a dog, the rest of the adventurers follow close behind—hoping to avoid trouble, but fate has other plans. Or... perhaps it's fortune?

After turning in some bounties at Oleg's the adventurers grab some new gear and prepare to head out to explore the rest of the Greenbelt and search for more clues leading them to the whereabouts of the Stag Lord.

With the potential to power up, the adventurers head "a lot west and a little bit north" to hopefully find the lair of Tuskgutter, and slay him before he causes any more harm to the region.