PG-DND

Our Heroes find themselves in the presence of an Archon, a titan that lived in ages past. They talk of the prize Thesseus must fight for and the potential complications that are attached to it. All but Adelphos agree to join Thesseus in his endeavor to acquire the sword of Mogis. Will they be strong enough to defeat what awaits them in the arena? 

Our Heroes find it difficult to trust their new friend Lydia as they try to get more information from her regarding her and her father's fate. Meanwhile, Thesseus struggles to keep his mind off of the potential gift that lays in wait for him on the island. Will the rest of his friends help him to recover a godly artifact?

Our Heroes find themselves in a raging storm while trying to locate the Isle of Skies. Thesseus and Adelphos gets washed overboard and the crew struggle to get them back on the ship. Will our Heroes be able to brave the storm and find the information they need to rescue Appolonia? Or will the new stranger they meet become their undoing?

Thesseus receives a gift from Mogis before leaving Kruphix's island, while Calin makes a decision that would take his life in a whole new direction. Meanwhile, Adelphos struggles with Thesseus' choice to continue down the path Mogis set up for him. What will our Heroes make of their newly acquired power? Will they be able to get along long enough to accomplish the task at hand?

Our Heroes regroup and discuss their visions of destiny, desperate to make sense of them. As they continue their journey by sea, one among them hatches a plan to  undermine their God's authority. Will they succeed in joining others to their cause?

Our Heroes encounter something strange while out at see. Investigating it further they discover it has the power to reveal one's destiny. Four of our five heroes seize the opportunity, each learning more about their futures. All but one who was shown two fates, all dependendant on their choices. Will our hero be strong enough to choose good? 

Christmas is in jeopardy when Santa Claus mysteriously vanishes. A motely crew consisting of other popular holidays set out to uncover who is behind the Kringle's disappearing. Will our rag-tag group of misfits be able to crack the case? Or will they also fall prey to this madman of mystery?

After surviving the attack from the Overseers of the Lost, our Heroes and crew pick up the pieces of the battle. Calen begins to deal with the consequences of leaving the organization while Thesseus tries to cope with his fall from Mogis' favor. In the end our Heroes must decide whether to pursue their current mission to find Apollonia or take a detour to find answers about Thalassa's pursuers. Which path will they chose? Are both equally treacherous?