Our party has miraculously secured the "favor" of the Emperor in that he has decided not to instantly kill them, only to force them into exile of his kingdom and tell every guard in every town what they look like and to kill them on sight. So the party made their way out of Draconhollow northward to meet with the Boar's End ship at the nearest port town. During this trek, they encountered a heavy blizzard, and an old friend... of sorts. After settling an old feud, the party arrived at Arborend where their ship lay just on the opposite side, waiting peacefully in its port, with a city full of guards between them and freedom. And they still have the long journey ahead of them once they reach the ship to make their way to the Sunless Dominion and the rumored last sighting of the Weapons Securitas, one of the three ancient relic-tomes of power.

It has been a long and hard few days. From fighting one dragon to nearly dying to another, it was only thanks to the silver tongue of Angus Dusklin that the party still stands. However, they shall not continue standing in the Iron Empire. The party must now make their way out of the empire and towards their next lead to stopping Theodosin and The Incomparable Witness. They now head to a small port town to meet back up with The Boar's End and make their way to the kingdom of the Sunless Dominion to hopefully find the next piece of this enormous puzzle.

After a long journey north, the party has made their way into Draconhollow, the Dragon-proof city. An investigation ensued, Thoradin being distracted by a lovely blacksmith lady, let his guard down. And she guided the party deep into the city, into the mines, pointing out all of the damage the "dragon" had caused. It was there that she revealed her true intentions, though the party knew not who she was. She revealed that she had faked all of the damage and now has seen their usefulness come to an end. She then summoned an ACTUAL, adult, blue dragon into the mines where the party had to guide it, as safely as possible, out of the city and into a location where The Emporer was summoned. He then slew the dragon, and the party was left broken and battered, with one member fallen to the earth by a blast of lightning...

Our party has begun their trek north to set right the mistakes made by Nimdioc's sister, the Platinum Syndicate, and themselves. They have been tasked with finding the whereabouts of a blue dragon that the Emperor swears he has no knowledge of, and yet is rumored to exist in the city of Draconhollow, the Dragon-proof City. On their way, the party encountered an odd geological site called The Floating Slab. It is an entire mountain floating about 40-50 feet off the ground, and its entire underside is filled with mushrooms, some inert, some magical, and some even more than that. What will our party find in this mystical place, and will they be able to help their new-found friends from a party of raiding orcs?

Imprisoned! The Emperor of the Iron Empire has been made aware of a great treachery, but he does not know who to trust. One on hand, he has a crime syndicate he has relied on time and time again, and on the other, he has an adventuring party he has never met, from a land he cares little for. Meanwhile, the party sits in solitude, cramped into a cell to do as they wish for 3 long days. What antics could they come up with next? When will the Platinum Syndicate appear to "break the news"? And, how will they handle their dealings with the dragon after that is done?

Our heroes find themselves at the mercy of many. On the run to make right the wrong they accidentally found themselves in, they race towards the capital city of the Iron Empire, Nettleguard. On their way, they discovered an ancient wizard's tower built out of clockwork pieces and parts that all seem to overlap and work in mysterious magical ways. In the tower, they became aware that this is where the portal they sought is located, and after solving the tower-keeper's puzzle they were granted entry to a seemingly bottomless pit where this portal should be. But it's dark down there, and it sure looks like a long... long fall...

The party find themselves at a crossroads. The beholder who attempted to steal the Idol lay slain at their feet, but the Idol is gone... The Platinum Syndicate is hot on their tail having threatened to inform the Emperor Dragon of the party's "treachery" against him. They must find a quick way to get to the Emperor before the Syndicate can lie to the dragon about what has truly occurred. So, it is now a race against the clock to find some form of rapid transportation, and the answer may come from someone a bit unexpected...

After a long time apart the party has finally reunited. After dealing with a (not so) surprise wyvern, gathering what riches they could from the bottom of the bay, speaking to a reoccuring red gem, shopping around town, visiting the good doctor, and digging up a questionable body... there are still so many decisions to be made, and so many questions to be answered. However, for now, Nimdioc is on his way to Marty's Restaurant to speak with his sister, Konala, about what has happened, and what is to come for her, the Platinum Syndicate, and our five heroes.

A stand-off of 3 fronts. The party is left with the Platinum Syndicate on one-side and the local militia on the other. The mystery has been solved, the problem cured. But, who will the party side with? Nimdioc's sister and sinister crime syndicate, or their new friend Oliver and the local militia forces. Certainly a decision will be made, but either way... wait... what happened to that Wyvern?

The party is nearly back together! Nimdioc is on his way to the ships to meet with the other three, and Thoradin is skulking his way through the network of tunnels as he does his best to free the innocent dock workers of this horrible cell they find themselves in. Meanwhile, the other members of the party must decide what to do with this odd statue, and while they're at it, what to do with these ships.